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Volume 12 Issue 19 • October 8, 2014 • Offices: 920 S.4th - Chickasha, OK • wvshopper@att.net • Phone: 405-224-7467 • Fax: 405-224-7469 • www.washitavalleyweekly.com
Father & daughter headline Pregnancy Center banquet
Reservations are now being taken for the
11th annual fundraising banquet for the Women’s Care Pregnancy Center in Chickasha.
The event will be held on Thursday, Oct. 30
at 6 p.m. in the ballroom at the University of
Science and Arts of Oklahoma.
Featured speakers at the event are the father-daughter team of Jerry Little and Candy
Gibbs. who will give a powerful testimonial
about abortion.
Jerry Little
Candy, the daughter of a youth minister,
would have never thought that she would find herself in a crisis pregnancy.
At 18, with the help of her father, Candy made the devastating choice of
abortion. Their testimony is one of devastation, regret, shame and grief and
the truth of God’s healing grace and unfailing love.
The two have been featured on the radio show, “Parent Talk” with Randy
Carlson and excerpts of Candy and Jerry’s testimony have been also fea-
tured on the national televised program “Family and Marriage Today.”
Today, Little is the coordinator of the men’s
post abortion ministry at the Care Net Crisis
Pregnancy Centers of Amarillo. He also is a
volunteer chaplain for the Youth Center of the
High Plains. Gibbs is the Executive Director
of the Care Net Crisis Pregnancy Centers of
Amarillo. She leads a mentoring program for
teen girls.
Candy Gibbs
The Women’s Care Pregnancy Center is
located at 1201 W. Choctaw Ave., Chickasha. Its services include:
• Pregnancy testing and confirmation. The free tests are 99% accurate. The Center can provide you with a Verification of Positive Pregnancy
test for DHS, WIC, etc. Appointments can be scheduled Monday, Tuesday
and Thursday 9am – 5pm.
See “Father & Daughter” on Page 2
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area. Look for details in the near future about the Grand Opening of the combined, remodeled store at the corner of
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“Father & Daughter” continued from Page 1
• Ultrasound. Medical professionals recommend that women have an ultrasound before undergoing an abortion to determine fetal age and
viability. Ultrasounds are scheduled after initial
consultation and pregnancy test has been done.
• Other services. Referrals for adoption,
counseling, housing and medical; parenting
classes with one-on-one mentoring for women
and men. post-abortion support for those who
suffer with the emotional and spiritual pain after
choosing to have an abortion.
To make banquet reservations or to learn more
about the Center’s services, please call 405-2225483.
“My Community Magazine”
Sleepover Set for Mr. Pooky
Gary Glen Jones
In 1995, members of
the Grady County Historical Society purchased the
historic Dixie Department
Store building from the
Levine and Miller families. The building became the
Grady County Museum
with space set aside for a
café and small retail shops
on the first floor. Constructed in 1907, the building now needs some extra
care in order to preserve it
for the future and to safe- Cindy Savage and Margaret Scott, members of the Grady
guard the museum artifacts. County Historical Society Capital Campaign committee,
are holding a piece of art by Dylan Cavin. Donated by
The Grady County
Pat Brooks, all donors of one hundred dollars or greater
Historical Society is con- will have their names in a drawing for a piece of artwork by Dylan Cavin. The drawing will be held during
ducting a major capital
the Annual Meeting of the Grady County Historical Socifundraising campaign to
ety that will be held on Monday, Nov. 3, 2014.
raise $150,000. The proposed projects include front
façade restoration, flooring and ceiling repairs, electrical up-grades, installation of signage, and kitchen wall improvements. The Capital Campaign Committee Chairmen, Pat Brook and JJ Francais,
have announced that the campaign has met more than a third of its goal and
they hope to complete the major collections by Oct. 31, 2014. Donations
will be acknowledged on a plaque. In addition, the chairmen wish to add
that donations in memory of families or others will be included on a “Memorials Plaque” for that purpose. Donated by Pat Brooks, all donors of one hundred dollars or greater will
have their names in
a drawing for a piece
of artwork by Dylan
Cavin. The drawing
will be held during the
Annual Meeting of the
Grady County Historical Society that will be
held on Monday, Nov.
3, 2014. For additional
information concerning the fund-raising,
contact 405-224-6480
or gradycomuseum@
gmail.com. Grady County Commissioner
• Served as Chairman of the Murray County Excise & Equalization Board
• Experience in working closely with county officials in all levels of county
government as well as county commissioners.
• 25 years experience building custom homes
• Knowledge of and Compliance with ADA Requirements
• Experienced in coordinating with City Engineers, Code Enforcement Officers and Support
Personnel
• Worked as Project Superintendent on large commercial construction jobs.
Paid for by Wendell Savage, Rush Springs Ok
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Vote Tuesday Nov. 4
by their human friends.
Paid for by John Dameron
There is no cost of the story time but reservations are required because of limited space.
For more information
or to make your reservation, call the Library at
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Death Notices
Memorials
Alva H. “Buddy” Moon ...
Funeral service for Alva H.”Buddy” Moon,
of Chickasha, OK was held at 1:00 p.m.,
Tuesday, October 7, 2014 at the Central Assembly of God Church, Chickasha, OK.
Alva H. “Buddy” Moon was born April 15,
1922 in McClain County, Oklahoma to Oliver
and Dora (Sparks) Moon. He passed away
on Saturday, October 4, 2014 at his home in
Chickasha at the age of 92.
Buddy grew up in McClain County and at the age of 16
he worked in the C.C. Camps. At the age of 18, he was
drafted into the Army Air Force during WWII and served
almost 3 years, mostly in Guam and in the Philippines. He
spent almost 40 years working at Tinker Air Force Base
until his retirement in 1990.
He married Charlyne Reed on July 20, 1975 in Durant,
Oklahoma.
Buddy will always be missed and loved by many. Our
lives were blessed to have him. His memory will live in all
of us forever.
Interment will be in the Fairlawn Cemetery under the
direction of Sevier Funeral Home, Chickasha, OK.
Della M. Bailey ...
Funeral service for Della M. Bailey, of Rush Springs, OK,
was held at 1:00 p.m., Tuesday, October 7, 2014 at the
Sevier Funeral Home Chapel.
Della Marie Bailey was born February 21, 1940 in Pittsburg, Iowa to Robert and Vuda (Doss) Scotton. She passed
away on Friday, October 3, 2014 in Chickasha, OK at the
age of 74.
Mrs. Bailey grew up in Fairfield, Iowa. She married
Robert Bailey and they lived in Fairfield, Iowa, Texas and
then settled in Binger, OK. She moved to Chickasha in
1985 and began working at Shannon Springs Nursing Home
as a cook.
She is preceded in death by her husband, Robert Bailey
on February 17, 1987; her parents; and 4 brothers and
sisters.
Interment will be in the Gracemont Cemetery, Gracemont, OK under the direction of Sevier Funeral Home,
Chickasha, OK.
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Complete obituaries and memorials with pictures (when provided) are posted on our on-line
newspaper at www.ChickashaToday.com .
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Jones Bryan (Jack) Steelman, Jr. ...
Jones Bryan Steelman, Jr., known by most
of us as Jack, passed away Sunday, September 28, 2014 at the age of 89 in his home at
Pocasset, Oklahoma.
A service to celebrate Jack’s life was held
Friday, Oct. 3, 2014 at New Life Christian
Church of Chickasha with Ezell Nelson officiating.
Jack was born August 14, 1925, in the old Harold School
community, northwest of Pocasset, the third of ten children of Jones Bryan and Stella May Steelman.
Jack met Elouise Lavon McClain while attending Pocasset High School, and always claimed it was love at first
sight. Jack and Lavon married March 3, 1946, and later
that same month, Jack was inducted into the United
States Army. He served during World War II at Fort Sam
Houston in San Antonio, Texas and at Camp Carson in
Colorado Springs, Colorado. Upon his discharge, Jack
returned to Oklahoma, farming at Pocasset and Maysville,
Oklahoma, before moving back to Pocasset and establishing the dairy farm in 1956. Jack and Lavon operated the
dairy for 50 years before retiring in 2006 to enjoy a slower
pace of life.
Jack loved children, so please consider a donation to
these organizations in his memory:
• Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma: Attn: Kids Backpack
Program, P.O. Box 270968, Oklahoma City, OK 73137-0968.
• The HALO Project: PO Box 14060, Oklahoma City, OK,
73113-0060.
Interment was in the Pocasset Cemetery, Pocasset, OK,
under the direction of Sevier Funeral Home, Chickasha,
OK.
Nealy T. Godwin ...
Graveside memorial service for Nealy T.
Godwin, of Chickasha, OK will be held 3:00
p.m., Wednesday, October 8, 2014 at the
Greenhill Cemetery in Lindsay, Oklahoma.
Nealy Truman Godwin was born November 28, 1926 in Alex, Oklahoma to Nealy C.
and Rosa Lee (Middleton) Godwin. He died
Friday, September 26, 2014 at his home in
Chickasha, Oklahoma at the age of 87 years.
He retired after 20 years of service in the U.S. Army and
was awarded the Victory Medal. He obtained the rank of
Sgt. First Class.
He married Toshiko Koizumi on November 8, 1955 in
Yokohama, Japan.
After his retirement he was self-employed and owned
Nealy’s Home Maintenance Service. He was inducted into
the Lozahatchee Lodge #97 and also was a member of the
Chickasha Masonic Lodge #94.
Services are under the direction of Sevier Funeral
Home, Chickasha, OK.
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Donnie Joe Standridge ...
Graveside services for Donnie Joe Standridge, 70, of
Chickasha, were held Thursday, October 2, 2014 in Fairlawn Cemetery with Sister Alice Wendling officiating.
Donnie Joe Standridge was born in Chickasha on November 20, 1943 to Joe Eli Standridge and Dorthy May (Trammell) Standridge. He died on Wednesday, September 24,
2014 in Chickasha.
Donnie grew up and attended schools in Chickasha. He
worked as a carpet layer and had owned his own business
in Tulsa.
Services and interment were under the direction of
Ferguson Funeral Home.
Melissa Ann Hill ...
Private services will be held at a later date for Melissa
Ann Hill, 47, of Chickasha.
Melissa Ann Hill was born September 13, 1967 in Nuremberg, Germany to David James Raper and Wanda Jo
(Parks) Darity. She passed away Sunday, September 28,
2014 in Chickasha, Oklahoma.
Melissa grew up in Ninnekah and graduated from Ninnekah High School.
She married Bengi Hill, who preceded her in death a
few years ago.
Cremation arrangements were under the direction of
Ferguson Funeral Home.
Alma Annie Graham ...
Funeral service for Alma Annie Graham, of Alex, OK,
was held Saturday, Oct. 4, 2014 at the Alex High School
Auditorium, Alex, OK.
Alma Annie Graham was born January 21, 1930 in Alex,
Oklahoma to Marvin and Anna (Jackson) Johnson. She
passed away on Thursday, October 2, 2014 at her home in
Alex, at the age of 84.
Mrs. Graham was born in Alex and lived there her entire
life. She worked for the Alex Post Office for over 35 years
retiring as Alex Postmaster.
She married Davy Lee Graham on March 21, 1948 in
Chickasha, Oklahoma. She was a member of the Alex
Westside Church of Christ and was also a member of the
Eastern Star.
Interment will be in the Alex Cemetery, Alex, OK under
the direction of Sevier Funeral Home of Chickasha.
Richard Leon Bare ...
Graveside services for Richard Leon Bare, 80, of Chickasha, were held Thursday Oct. 2, 2014 in Binger Cemetery
with Calvin Opitz officiating.
Richard Leon Bare was born February 10, 1934 in Caddo
County to Gusta O. Bare and Sadie (Stratton) Bare. He
died Sunday, September 28, 2014 in Chickasha.
Richard grew up in the Gracemont and Binger areas.
Richard married Patsy Ruth Marrow on October 15, 1967
in Binger, Oklahoma and to this union his seven children
were born.
In lieu of flowers, memorial donations can be made to
the family to help with expenses.
Services and interment were under the direction of
Ferguson Funeral Home.
“He who has never made a mistake has
never made anything.” Thomas Edison
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Owner/Administrator
405-222-6478
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Chickasha drops to 1-4
with 35-7 loss at Ardmore
Chickasha couldn’t stop a potent Ardmore
run game Friday night as the Tigers dumped the
Chicks, 35-7.
Ardmore rushed for more than 400 yards for
the game and held a 28-0 lead at halftime.
The Chicks, 1-4 overall and 0-2 in District 5A1, were held to only 124 total yards for the game.
The lone Chickasha touchdown came in the third
quarter on a two-yard run by Taray Thomas.
It is Homecoming this week, with the Chicks
hosting 1-4 Northwest Classen.
Chick Football Royalty and Escorts include
Karlye Weber and Cole Young, Kori Smith and
Spencer Crumright, Caitlyn Turner and Levi
Kell, Chrystany Vinson and Leonard Smith,
Amie Schuler and Riley Williams, Mattie Erlich
and Chase Stalnaker, Jaycie Brown and Lonnie
Hilbolt, Ashlyn Morris and Tyler Jenks, Rebekah
Hope Kerr and Cody Ray.
The Homecoming Parade is set for 4 p.m. Friday in downtown Chickasha.
Anadarko, Alex and Rush Springs win
• Anadarko continued its march toward another State Champions Friday night at home,
handing perennial power Clinton a 49-0 beat
down. The Warriors, 2-0 in District 4A-1 and 5-0
overall, go to Cache this Friday.
• It was Homecoming at Alex and the Longhorns remained unbeaten by thrashing winless
Bray-Doyle, 66-18. Alex, 4-0 in District B-2 and
5-0, overall travels to Strother this week.
• Rush Springs broke into the win column with
a 32-6 decision at home over Central Marlow.
The Redskins are 1-4 overall and 1-0 in District
A-3. Rush travels to Healdton this week.
Other games of interest
In other games of interest, Minco fell from the
ranks of the unbeaten, losing to Wynnewood on
the road, 31-7; Tuttle beat Bristow, 42-13; Blanchard beat Marlow, 25-14; and, Bridge Creek lost
to Bethany, 61-14.
This week, Minco hosts Stratford, Tuttle is at
home against Harrah, Blanchard is at Meeker and
Bridge Creek hosts John Marshall.
“My Community Magazine”
October 8, 2014
Spaghetti Days
The Junior Social Workers organization in Chickasha served their annual Spaghetti Dinner as a fundraiser for the many community projects they support. This Dinner included both a lunch feed and an
evening event. on September 26th. The Chickasha community supports this event by
attending and savoring the spaghetti, salad and desserts.
The Washita Valley Weekly was able to get the list
of ingredients for the spaghetti recipe, and now you
can fix the spaghetti at home. Here are the ingredients:
Tea Party hosts forum on upcoming
sales tax vote Approximately 50 people Thurs-
day evening attended a forum at Canadian Valley
Tech Center organized by the Grady County Tea
Party concerning an upcoming vote on a county-wide
sales tax to fund local fire departments on Thursday
evening at the Canadian Valley Tech Center. Chickasha Mayor Hank Ross spoke about concerns the city
has about the tax. Others, including firemen from
various county volunteer fire departments, spoke
about both for and against the sales tax. The tax will
be a one eighth percent sales tax on all taxable sales
made within Grady County for the next ten years
if approved by voters on Nov. 4th. (Washita Valley
Weekly photo by Wayne Watts)
I guess, just combine all of this together in one
big pot and cook until it is done. Serve and enjoy. Makes enough for a thousand or so. Or, just wait
until next year and these community minded ladies
will do all the work for you.
Caddo County Quilt Show
October 10, 2014 - 10am - 6pm
October 11, 2014 - 10am - 3pm
Baldwin Building, Caddo County Fairgrounds
Anadarko, Oklahoma
$5.00 Admission • Door Prizes • Quilt Displays Quilt
Raffle $1/Ticket • Coffee Can Raffle • Merchants Mall
Vendors • Demonstrations
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CASA SEEKS VOLUNTEERS
COURTHOUSE
Everyday there are children being abused and neglected in Grady County. CASA Voices for Children,
Inc. is seeking community volunteers to advocate for
these children in the court system. The local CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) program is accepting applications for the
next training class that will begin November 3, 2014. Community volunteers must live in Grady County, be
at least 21 years old, and be able to pass background
checks through OSBI and American Background
Check. References must also be supplied and will be
checked before potential volunteers can be included
in the 30 hour training workshop. CASA Voices for Children, Inc. is certified by
the National and the State CASA Associations and
uses the National CASA curriculum for all training
sessions. Applications can be obtained by calling
405-224-0404 or sending an email request to jan@
casav4c.org or to the website at www.casav4c.org.
Completed applications should be returned to the
CASA office no later than October 21, 2014. Now
you can be a part of the solution by completing the
CASA training and becoming a voice for the children
of Grady County.
NEWS
Anadarko Events
ing at the Caddo County Fairgrounds. The hours will be Friday 10am-
Robert Lambert, Jr, 25, 6pm and Saturday 10am-3pm.
and Crystal Biddy, 25, There will be an array of antique, vintage and modern quilts on disboth of Tuttle
play. Demonstrations will be held, a bed turning and vendors will be on
Timothy Hollie, 25,
and Chelsey Bare, 26,
both of Amber
Iam Markham, 22, and
Stephanie Burnett, 24,
both of Chickasha
hand with all of the quilting supplies one could want. There will be an
opportunity to vote for your favorite quilt for viewer’s choice.
The Oklahoma Prairie Quilt Guild meets twice a month on Mondays (third and fourth) and one day is spent making quilts for disaster
victims, lap robes and walker bags for the veteran’s hospital. It meets at
the Methodist Church in Anadarko and visitors are always welcome.
Red, White and Blue and Chocolate
Anadarko’s Friends of the Anadarko Community Library are hosting
the Annual Chocolate Festival October 14, (5:30 pm to 7:00 pm) with a
Chocolate Auction starting at 6:00 pm. The event is held at the Anadarko
Community Library (ACL) located at 215 West Broadway, across the street
from the Caddo County Courthouse and next to the Redskin Theatre. Joshua Powell, 31, and
The Friends of the Anadarko Community Library is dedicated for the
Michelle Donihoo, 29,
purpose of focusing public attention on library services and needs. The
both of Alex
Friends demonstrate their strong commitment to the ACL by organizing
and running two (2) annual events in the spring, the Annual Booksale and
Timothy Skalicky, 22,
in the fall, the Annual Chocolate Festival; funds raised at these events are
and Misty Hartline, 27, then granted back to the Anadarko Community Library for programming
both of Bradley
initiatives and library improvements.
The community is invited to attend and support this annual fundraisDivorces Filed ing event. Tickets can be purchased at the Library or any member of the
Friends organization. Tickets are $7, which includes entry to the event and
Mary L. vs.
auction for a chance to place a winning bid on any of the Chocolate MasDavid J. Cross
terpieces. The ticket also includes six (6) tastes selections from the tables
hosted by local groups, organizations and businesses.
Regina D. vs.
Doors will open at 4:00 pm on the day of the event for set-up; tables will
Shannon Long
be provided by the Library. This year’s color theme is “Red, White and
Blue”.
Jacqueline N. vs.
For more information about tickets or hosting a table for the Annual
Walter D. Kennell
Chocolate Festival, contact the Library at your discretion during normal
business hours at (405) 247-7351 or email us at library@cityofanadarko.
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George M. Harrison
Kevin Russell, 36, and
Mitchell McGuire, 30,
both of Ninnekah
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“My Community Magazine”
October 8, 2014
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American Homestar 28 x
80 mobile home, 4 br, 2
bath. Must move, $30,000. 405-618-3719. If no answer
leave voicemail. (41)
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I Buy Vintage Mens watches, guns, pre 1920 postcards, antiques and items of
interest. Call Dan 405-5742543. (tfn)
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60 Acres Grassland
North of Cement,OK
• Water Well
• Fenced
• Motivated Seller
Call Gary
Chickasha Realty
405-779-0251
FREE CLOTHING and
household items. 823
Choctaw Avenue, Chickasha. Monday - Saturday
9am-12/1-4pm. (tfn)
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Larry’s Coins,
Buying gold and silver coins,
medallions, stamp collections, shotgun rolls of
coins. Want to buy acoustic guitar and graded baseball cards, inserts & autographs.405-248-1985. (44)
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For Rent 3 Bedroom, 2
Bath, 2 car garage in Chickasha. Central heat and air. $750 deposit, $950 month
rent. 405-301-1862 cell.
(41)
Sue’s Auction & Real
Estate 102 W. Oklahoma,
Anadarko OK.
www.suesauction.com
For Sale
Help Wanted
Employment Opportunities
4Bedroom, 4 full
Baths & 2 1/2 Bath,
Living Area, Den,
Study, Kitchen, Dining
Area, Laundry Room,
Beautiful woodwork,
3 Car Garage, Gated
Drive, 4,562Sq.Ft.
Living Area, Site is 5
Acres.
For more information
call Sue
@ 405-247-3726 or
405-247-1339
Business opportunity
Star 7 Books & Gifts,
$15,000. 126 S. 4th St,
Chickasha.
405-222-8781
We would like to have
your Spencer Grocery receipts and your Best Choice
Brand UPC Barcode Labels
for Friends Fur Change. Call Stephanie, 405-3200037.
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1988 Ford Work Van.
Factory metal shelves, ladder rack, runs good, $1,300. 405-247-6259.
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Chest Deep Freeze, 15.6
cuft, 44” long, works good,
looks good. $200. Call 405320-1539. (tfn)
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Registered Border Collie
puppies for sale. Bred from
champion bloodlines. Red/
white, B&W, $400. Contact
Three Mile Ranch. 405618-4470. (42)
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Concrete Work & Tree
Trimming,
driveways,
curbs, etc. Free estimates
and reasonable rates. Call
Scott, 405-779-4293. (tfn)
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Barn Garage Sale, Recliner, Kodak black printer
ink cartridges, Dremal table
scroll saw, electrical boxes,
light bulbs. Call 405-7790337 for more information. (42)
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Handmade Quilts & Rugs.
All sizes, $5 and $10 each. Come by 716 N. 12th,
Chickasha or call 405-2245181. (41)
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1989 Oldsmobile Cutlass
Ciera, 85k original miles,
runs good, power windows,
doors, seats. $700. 405225-8317. (41)
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“And all things, whatsoever ye shall ask in prayer,
believing, ye shall receive.”
Matthew 21:22
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God Bless America
DRIVERS NEEDED
At Tuttle Plant
620 N. CimarroN rd.
TuTTle
405-381-2393
ATLAS TUCK
CONCRETE, INC.
Healthcare
Innovations
Private Services
Now Hiring
Personal Care Aides
for Verden, Chickasha, Ninnekah, Alex,
Blanchard, Newcastle,
Lindsey, Paoli, Minco,
Foster and Elmore City
Areas
Must pass OSBI, have Valid Drivers
License & Car Insurance
Competitive Wages
Call Valerie 405-527-3494
Healthcare
Innovations
Private Services
Now Hiring
RN Field Nurses
& Several Case
Managers
Call Valerie
at 405-527-3494
valerie.milholland@hcips.com
CHEROKEE TEMPS, INC
NUMEROUS POSITIONS
• Short & Long term
• Clerical-Law firm
• Substitute teacher
• Industrial positions
2 forms of ID required
Apply 8 am-4 pm
1728 So. 4th
Chickasha, OK 73018
Gentiva Health Services Now Hiring
Part Time PCA Position
in Chickasha, Ft. Cobb, Hydro, Tuttle & Minco
Monday - Friday Day Time Hours
1-800-870-1394
EOE M/F/D/V
Competitive Pay Rates & Benefits Offered
Contact: Teresa Brown - Gentiva Health Services
2210 W. Gore - Lawton, Ok 73501
Local company is looking for
Drivers to Transport Railroad
Crews up to a 200 mile radius
from Chickasha. Must live within
20 miles of Chickasha, be 21
or older, and pre-employment
drug screen required. A company
vehicle is provided, paid training, and benefits. No special
license needed. Compensation
is 16 cents per mile or $7.25 per
hour while waiting. Apply at
http://www.renzenberger.com/
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Chickasha Police Provide Gunlocks
Livingston Machinery Company
Now Hiring
Service Technicians
Experience and training with Diesel Engines,
Hydraulics or Advanced Electronics is a
requirement as are a full set of tools. Technicians will perform scheduled service, repair,
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Please contact Terry Marshall.
Apply at Livingston Machinery Company
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405.224.5056
The Chickasha Police Department is participating in the Project ChildSafe
Program as part of a nationwide initiative to raise awareness about safe and
responsible firearm ownership and storage.
Designed to make homes with firearms safer, the Chickasha Police will be
offering, at no charge, gunlocks to those who want them. Project ChildSafe is
funded by a $5 million
grant from the United
States Department of
Justice and managed by
the National Shooting
Sports Foundation.
Project ChildSafe is a
nationwide program that
promotes safe firearms
handling and storage
practices among all
firearm owners through
the distribution of safety education messages and free firearm Safety Kits. The
kits include a cable-style gun-locking device and a brochure that discusses
safe handling and storage. Since 2003, the Project has partnered with local
law enforcement agencies to distribute more than 36 million safety kits to gun
owners in all 50 states and five U.S. territories.
Project ChildSafe’s success is attributable to law enforcement, elected officials, community leaders, state agencies, businesses, the firearms industry and
individuals who have worked to help raise awareness about the importance of
securely storing firearms in the home.
“The Chickasha Police Department encourages the safe and responsible
ownership of firearms and hope that by partnering with Project ChildSafe we
can help owners be more responsible especially when it comes to children and
firearms,” added Interim Chief Shanon McClain.
Anyone wishing to receive a Project ChildSafe kit should stop by the police
station at 101 N 6th Street in Chickasha or contact a Chickasha Police Officer.
More information can be found online at http://www.projectchildsafe.org/
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The Challenge
of Housework
One day a housework-challenged husband decided to wash
his sweatshirt.
Seconds after he
stepped into the laundry room, he shouted
to his wife in the other
room, “What setting do
I use on the washing
machine?”
“It depends,”she
replied. “What does it
say on your shirt?”
He yelled back,
“University of Texas.”
Trivia:
What is
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Canaima Nat’l Park,
Venezuela)
Interesting but useless
fact: The only real person to ever to appear
on a pez dispenser was
Betsy Ross.
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Crowded
elevators
smell different to midgets.
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“My Community Magazine”
October 8, 2014
Friday Night Heros ...
Kyle Garcia, 33, tiptoes just inside the pylon to score for Alex on Friday
night as the Longhorns crushed Bray-Doyle for a 66-18 Homecoming victory (See more JJ Francais photos from the Alex Homecoming win online
at www.chickashatoday.com)
Anadarko’s Brandon Pollard, 18, rushed for two touchdowns and threw for
two more to lead the Warriors to a 49-0 win over Clinton Friday night. (See
more Mike Cool photos from Anadarko victory online at www.chickashatoday.com)
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Special
while supplies last
Fall Hours
Monday - Saturday
9:00 am - 6:00 pm
3003 Iowa • P.O. Box 400 • Chickasha,OK 73023
405-224-0909 • Fax: 405-224-6975
“Caring
from the
Heart”
No
Sal
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T
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4” Pansies - 75¢ each
Kale
Skilled Nursing Facility
Rehabilitation & Long-term Care
City
Ornamental
Cabbage
A Great Selection of Beautiful Plants
Ready to Grace Your Home, Business,
Patio, Yard & Garden!
2 Gallon
HILLCREST GROWERS Mum
1 Mile South, ¼ Mile East of Verden
405/574-4846 or 405/574-4295
$599
Assisted Living Center
404 South 29th • P.O. Box 400
Chickasha, OK 73023
405-224-1717 • Fax: 405-224-9362
Old Fashion Bible Preaching
& Country Gospel Music
Sunday Morning
8:15 Adult Sunday School
9:00 Early Service
10:30 Morning Service
11:15 Childrens Church
The
Triple Cross Band
Pastor
Lynn Walker
Dr. Dale Linebaugh
Currently on Sabatical
Come Join Us!
2 Services - No Ties - Hot Coffee - Fresh Donuts
Loud Country Gospel Music - Short Sermons
Other OppOrtunities
Wednesday Night Bible Study - 7:00 pm
Eatin’ Meetin’ - First Wednesday Night - 6:30 pm
COWBOY COUNTRY CHURCH
4092 Norge Road (Hwy 92) Chickasha
405-320-0055
God Bless America