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Volume 12 Issue 24 • November 12, 2014 • Offices: 920 S.4th - Chickasha, OK • wvshopper@att.net • Phone: 405-224-7467 • Fax: 405-224-7469 • www.washitavalleyweekly.com
Sermon on the Mount offered at Ransom Wind Ranch
The Chickasha Chamber of Commerce and several business members are hosting Dr.
Lew Sterrett’s presentation of the “Sermon on the Mount” at the Ransom Wind Ranch
located just West of Verden.
The presentation will be offered on November 12, 13, and 14 at 7pm. Music will be
provided by the Cross Brand Band at 6:40pm each evening.
Sermon on the Mount uses horses to teach biblical principles and demonstrate loving,
successful horse and trainer interaction. Each presentation is uniquely different.
Lew Sterrett will work with horse of various stages from untrained to seasoned winners. He will explain how the horse understands what the trainer is communicating and
makes the decision whether to follow the trainers guidance or not. Those in attendance
will be able to observe life lessons from the language of the horse. See how the horse
goes from distrust to trust, from stiff and resistant to supple and willing.
You can watch horses make changes in their thinking that parallel the changes we
make in our life decisions, and be encouraged and strengthened as you witness biblical
relationship principles illustrated in a clear, simple and powerful manner.
Sponsors include HSI Sensing, Byford Auto, Standley Systems and First National
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Dr. Lew Sterrett draws parallels between training a horse and human’s life
decisions with his “Sermon on the Mount” program.
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“My Community Magazine”
28th Christmas Tour of Homes Dec. 13
First of a series
November 12, 2014
“Sermon” continued from Page 1
The 28th annual Chickasha Christmas Tour of Homes will be Saturday, Dec. 13 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The tour will be
an opportunity for the public to view five beautifully decorated for the holidays homes and celebrate the season of giving.
The Christmas Tour of Homes is a fundraiser for the Resurrection Home.
Tickets are available for a $10 donation at the following businesses: Carolyn Kay’s Flowers, Casbah Hair Salon,
Chickasha Chamber of Commerce, Crème de la Crème, Emma’s Essentials, Hairy’s Salon, Handyman Home Outlet,
Jay’s Jewelry, Kendall’s Flowers, Liberty Bank, and The Style Shop. Tickets will also be available on the day of the tour
at each of the homes.
Homes on this year’s tour include: Scott and Kimmie Wood, 628 W. Dakota Ave.; Donna Peach, 627 S. 14th Street;
Pete and Rose Hammert, 2504 Lakewood Drive; Dwight and Lisa Yokum, 591 CR 1366; and Tim and Lajuana Smith,
3490 Hwy. 92 (Norge area).
Here is a look at the first of the five featured homes. Look for previews of the other homes in coming issues of the
Washita Valley Weekly leading up to the Dec. 13 tour.
The home of Scott, Kimmie and Corbin Wood at 628 West Dakota
Ave is featured on the Christmas Tour of Homes this year. The two
story stucco home was built in 1923. The Wood Family has lived in
the home since 1995 and the house has gone through many changes
Directions from Chickasha are to turn South
through the years.
at Kiowa Casino west of Verden. There is no
The home was on the Tour in 1999, but the decor has completely
changed along with new exterior colors, landscaping and the addition admission charge. For more information call
405-453-7686. The website is www.sermonOnof a pool.
The Wood’s home is very eclectic, where one will find antique reTheMount.org .
ligious icons, a petite French staircase, two elaborate pillars from the
front porch of the Overholser Mansion (that once sat at the Oklahoma
State Fairgrounds), an elaborate French iron headstone, antique dress
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small town in Oklahoma, along with lots of other unusual vintage and as the Owls travel to Geronimo for the 6:30
antique pieces displayed throughout the home.
tipoff.
Before entering the home, one is welcomed with a huge front porch On Tuesday, November 18th the Owls host
that holds two white baroque-inspired chairs, vintage urns and Christ- Cement and on the 25th Amber-Pocasset will be
mas garland abound. Once inside the home, the red entry is right
at Ninnekah.
inside the front door along with a zebra carpeted staircase, a large
Junior High hosts Central Marlow on Thursblack chandelier, small decorated silver tree, and the banister decorated in all its holiday cheer. Also in the
day November 13th, Minco on Monday 17th,
entry is a door to the powder room that has leopard printed walls, Kimmie’s original photography in elaborate
gold antique frames and splashes of Christmas decor. The powder room has also retained the original 1923
Verden on the 20th and Dibble on the 24th. Junporcelain toilet and sink.
ior High games begin at 4:15pm.
Other highlights of the Wood Home.
--The living room has a warm, cozy feel with the original fireplace in the center of the room, which also
features one of the many Christmas trees throughout the home. The tree sits in a decorativeurn with a nature
theme, complete with huge moose antlers, stuffed pheasants, picked cotton, real bird’s nests, and brass musical
instruments and is topped off with a metal architectural cap from an old barn.
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--The kitchen and dining room have several huge frames filled with Kimmie’s original photography prints,
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along with architectural pieces and a huge set of gold angel wings along with a large crown hung above the
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decorated with a small silver tree with paper bird ornaments and bird’s nests, two antique domed glass “remembrance” artifacts, flying cherubs and glitter embellished garland adorning the top of the table. Above the
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dining room table is a huge metal chandelier that Scott handmade and it is the centerpiece of the room. The
citizens are invited to attend.
dining room also features a 10ft tall French armoire that houses several more vignettes inside. Also inside the
Dwain Sehon is chairman.
kitchen is a small breakfast nook that will have another one of the many trees in the home.
--Going upstairs, the stairwell is decorated with Kimmie’s collection of antique
carved cherubs and more of her photos in gold antique frames. At the top of the
stairs is a sitting area with two glamorous black patent and zebra covered vintage
chairs along with a vintage acrylic table.
--The master suite is upstairs and its baroque silver leaf furnishings and bright
pink accents hold a more modern decor than the rest of the house. The wood
floors are painted a large silver and black stripe. The master suite also has a glamorous Christmas tree!
--Corbin, too, likes to collect unusual vintage pieces for his room. His furniture
is made out of polished metal and put together with rivets, like an old aviation
airplane. His collections include anything from antler trophies to a fencing mask,
vintage microphones and
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November 12, 2014
Death Notices
Memorials
Geneva G. Dennison ...
Memorial Services for Geneva G. Dennison, of Chickasha, OK, were held at 11:00 a.m., Monday, November 10,
2014 at the Maranatha Baptist Church, Chickasha, OK.
Geneva G. Dennison was born November 23, 1934
in Cogar, OK to Melvin Floyd and Verna Vera (Sanders)
Andrews. She passed away on Friday, October 31, 2014 in
Chickasha, OK at the age of 79.
Mrs. Dennison was the second of six kids. She met
the love of her life, Fred Russell Dennison Jr. in Cortez,
CO and they were married June 29, 1950 in Aztec, New
Mexico. From this union were born 4 children. She
passed away in the home surrounded by family that will
miss her greatly.
She was a member of Maranatha Baptist Church.
Memorial donations can be made to the Alzheimer’s
association. Interment was in the Green Hill Cemetery,
Lindsay, OK under the direction of Sevier Funeral Home,
Chickasha, OK.
Naomi Brown ...
Funeral service for Naomi Brown, 94 of Cyril, Oklahoma,
was held at 10:00AM on Saturday, November 8, 2014 at
the Calvary Temple in Cyril. Pastor Kip Ackley officiated.
Naomi was born July 13, 1920 at her home in Cyril to
Audis and Jessie McGuire. She passed away on Wednesday,
November 5, 2014 at MonteVista Rehabilitation Center in
Lawton, Oklahoma.
Naomi attended Tonkawa Schools through the 8th grade
and later graduated from Cyril High School in 1939. In October of 1939, she was united in marriage to Arthur Brown
of Cyril. For many years, Naomi worked for E. R. Kaiser grocery
store. Later Mr. and Mrs. Brown purchased Wolf’s Service
Station in Cyril. They later bought Otasco in Cyril and ran
it for 17 years until they retired. Naomi then volunteered
at Comanche County Memorial Hospital for 20 years until
her health forced her to retire.
For many years she was an active and faithful member
of First Baptist Church in Cyril prior to joining Calvary
Temple.
Burial was in Cyril at the Celestial Gardens Cemetery.
Service was under the direction of the McRay Funeral
Home, Chickasha.
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Complete obituaries and memorials with pictures (when provided) are posted on our on-line
newspaper at www.ChickashaToday.com .
Juanita Maryette (Duesler) Ray ...
Funeral services for Juanita Maryette (Duesler) Ray,
97, of Chickasha, was held Wednesday, November 5, 2014
at 2:00 p.m. in the Ferguson Funeral Home Chapel with
Ronald Faulkinberry officiating.
Juanita Maryette (Duesler) Ray was born January 27,
1917 in Shamrock, Oklahoma to Floyd and Sylvia Duesler.
She died at her home in Chickasha Saturday, November 1,
2014. She had been in the care of her grandson, Scott Ray,
for the last fourteen years.
Juanita grew up in Cement and graduated from Cement
High School at the age of sixteen. In her day, Juanita
(known as Punk to her friends) was an all-state basketball
player, who led her team to the women’s state championship. She was also an accomplished tennis player. After
high school, she attended OCW in Chickasha pursuing a
degree in Home Economics and Spanish.
Juanita married her high school sweetheart, G.H. Ray II,
on January 5, 1936 and they were united in marriage for
62 years. G.H. fondly referred to her as ‘Peaches.’ They
had four children, Kenneth Wayne, Barbara Jan, Jerry
Scott, and George Hendrix III.
Her love of sports was apparent as she sat in the stands
watching every game in which her children participated.
Eventually it was her grandchildren whose sports activities
she faithfully supported.
Mrs. Ray was a member of Word of Life Church.
Interment was in Rose Hill Cemetery under the direction
of Ferguson Funeral Home.
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Ronnie Barum Amstutz ...
Funeral services for Ronnie Barum Amstutz, 56, was
held at 10:00AM Monday, November 10, 2014 in the Ferguson Funeral Home Chapel.
Ronnie Barum Amstutz was born May 10, 1958 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma to Nick Randolph Amstutz and Rosalee
(Morrison) Amstutz. He died Tuesday, November 4, 2014 in
Monroe, Louisiana.
Interment was in Laverty Cemetery under the direction
of Ferguson Funeral Home.
Madeline Irene Prather ...
Funeral service for Madeline Irene Prather, Tuttle, OK
was 2:00 p.m., Monday, November 3, 2014 in the Sevier
Funeral Home Chapel of Tuttle, Oklahoma.
Madeline Irene Prather was born February 18, 1931 in
New Orleans, LA. She was the daughter of Daniel and
Emily (Audibert) Dettwiller. She passed away on Friday,
October 31, 2014 in Oklahoma City, OK at the age of 83.
Mrs. Prather attended school and worked on her
parent’s dairy farm in New Orleans, LA. She moved to
California in 1951 and married Lawrence Miller in 1954.
They moved to Nebraska in 1958 and to Oklahoma in 1959. To this union 4 children were born. She married James
Prather on July 7, 1986 in Oklahoma City, OK. He preceded her in death in 2011.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Daughters’
of The Nile at the Masonic Lodge in
Guthrie, Oklahoma. Interment was in the Fairview Cemetery, Tuttle, OK
under the direction of Sevier Funeral Home, Tuttle, OK.
Joy Wanda Hastings Cook ...
Funeral services for Joy W. (Hastings) Cook, were held
2:00 PM, Saturday, November 8, 2014 at the First Christian
Church, Chickasha with Reverend Michael Oberlender officiating.
Mrs. Cook was born January 10, 1925, in Chickasha,
Wilma Lorene Totty Eaton ...
the daughter of Amos E. Hastings and Rena M. (Stephens)
Wilma Lorene Totty Eaton was born August 4, 1944 in
Hastings. She left this earth for her heavenly home on
Waurika, OK to Lewis Phillip and Imogene Doris (Evans)
November 4, 2014 from her home in Chickasha. Joy was
Totty. She passed away on Saturday, November 1, 2014 in
89 years young.
Chickasha, OK at the age of 70.
A graduate of Amber High School, Joy served 41 years
Mrs. Eaton grew up in Duncan, Oklahoma. She attended
as 1st Deputy County Assessor for Grady County, retirOCW in Chickasha later moving to Wichita Falls, Texas.
ing December 15, 1989. She has spent the last 25 years
She then moved to Chickasha in 2009. She was a homepursuing her passions of gardening, cooking and hosting
maker and florist.
Private Memorial Services for Wilma Lorene Totty Eaton, family gatherings. She was a member of the First Christian Church, where
of Chickasha, OK, will be at a later date. Services are
she was a member of the Disciples Women’s Fellowship.
under the direction of Sevier Funeral Home of Chickasha,
Joy married Vernon S. Cook of Amber, on July 3, 1947 in
Oklahoma.
Chickasha.
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Joy will be laid to rest
next to her husband at the
Amber Cemetery with services under the direction of
Ferguson Funeral Home.
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Marriage Licenses
Orrin Paul Provance, 37,
Leslie Ann Jumper, 38,
Chickasha
Jeffrey Leon Stephens, 41
Trina Fay Symons, 44
Chickasha
William Bays Ely, 27
Veronica Elaine Irwin, 31
Chickasha
Jim Edward Seely, 52
Debbie Rith Logan, 54,
Bradley
Jason Lee Garber, 40
Amber Shae Miller, 39,
Minco
Divorces Filed
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Tammy E. vs. Malvin Dee
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Tina Y. vs. James R.
Barker
Brittany N. vs. Brandon
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Larry Charles vs. Tandi
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Ashley R. vs Curtis
Hart Randy D. vs. Tracie
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Optimist Hear about Veterans Plight
Renae Sexton, a hospice nurse with Faith Hospice
of Chickasha presented a program to the Chickasha
Optimist Club in connection with Veterans Day, recognized on November 11th as a day set aside to salute
the men and women who have bravely served our
country in the military.
Ms. Sexton reported that every day some 1,800
Veterans die, approximately 25% of all the people
who die in this country annually. She reported that
a special organization is available to assist Veterans
receive special end of life care at www.WeHonorVeterans.org/support.
Ms. Sexton honored the Veterans that were at the
Optimist lunch meeting last Friday with a certificate
of appreciation.
Paul Horton, Optimist President announced that the
club would be donating funds raised by the group to
various organizations including Books for Tots, DHS
Foster Kid program, Annual Community Thanksgiving Dinner, Southwest Youth Services, and Salvation
Army.
The Chickasha Optimist Club meets at noon each
Friday at Eduardos for lunch. The meetings are open
to the public and anyone interested in becoming a
member is welcome to attend.
“My Community Magazine”
November 12, 2014
4th Street Repairs Begin - Traffic Delays Expected
The Oklahoma Department of Transportation
will begin work Nov. 11 repairing patch failures on
a stretch of Highway 81 between Almar Avenue in
Chickasha and Highway 19E.
An Oklahoma Department of Transportation
(ODOT) spokesman said a diamond grinder would
be used on the roadway to make it smoother. He said
it was a project similar to one previously completed
further south in the area of Ninnekah on a stretch of 81
near the intersection of Highway 19W last year.
Message boards along Highway 81 alert motorists
to expect delays during the upcoming repairs. Another
phase of the project will include repairs on Highway
81N from 19W to Minnesota Avenue.
Chickasha City Manager Stewart Fairburn said ODOT has indicated it would try to keep delays to a minimum, especially with the opening night of the Chickasha Festival of Light on Nov. 22 less than two weeks
away.
“At least it’s not on Grand Avenue,” Fairburn said. “On a positive note, ODOT did come in and re-stripe the
lanes on Grand in time for the Festival.”
ODOT’s Jay Earp said the contractor is prohibited from doing any of the work north of Almar through January 5th to avoid disrupting Festival traffic.
“The contract also calls for the Almar to Minnesota work to be done at night to limit impact on during business hours,” he said.
Drivers are encouraged to use safety precautions in the construction area, not use cell phones and other devices and remember that traffic fines double for offenses committed in work areas when workers are present.
The estimated completion date for all the work on 81 is April.
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16th at 5:00 pm. Call
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we need your help! If you have non perishable food
items you would like to donate, canned, packaged
or boxed, you can bring them by the Grady County
Sheriff’s Office, 218 North 3rd Street. We also have a
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Marantha Baptist
Church will be holding
an Indian Taco Sale on
Saturday November 22
at the Church located
at 1505 South 29th
Street in Chickasha. A Bake Sale will
also be held. Indian Tacos with
drink and desert will
be $6.00 and delivery
within the city limits of
Chickasha is available. The event is from 8
am to 1 pm. For more Chickasha’s Taray Thomas (10) eludes Del City defenders for a good gain during the
information call 405Chicks 48-18 loss to the visitors on Senior Night. Chickasha completed the season with a
3-7 record overall and 6th place in District 5A-1with 2-5 mark. (Go to www.chickashato224-1756.
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Anadarko and Alex complete perfect
seasons; playoff pairings set
Grady County high school football teams closed out the 2014 regular
season Friday night with six teams earning playoff berths and two others
packing it up for the year.
Class 4A-1 Anadarko and Class B-2 Alex completed perfect 10-0 seasons and will host first-round games this week. The Warriors beat Weatherford 31-8 and the Longhorns topped Geary, 48-28, Friday night.
In Class A, Rush Springs and Minco go on the road for the first round as
do Tuttle and Blanchard.
On Friday, Rush Springs blasted Empire, 42-7; Minco edged Elmore
City, 21-19; Tuttle blanked Santa Fe South, 44-0; and Blanchard defeated
Mount St. Mary, 34-14.
Also on Friday, Chickasha finished a 3-7 season, falling to Del City, 4818. Bridge Creek ended the year winless after a 40-12 loss to Douglass.
Here are the first round playoff games this week involving teams of local interest: Tuttle at Anadarko, Turpin at Alex, Minco at Healdton, Rush
Springs at Wynnewood and Blanchard at Heritage Hall.
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ATLAS TUCK
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For Lease
Grady County Fairgrounds
Indoor Arena Concession
1 year lease:
December 29, 2014 through December 20, 2015*
Bid packets available for pickup at:
Grady County Fairgrounds,
500 East Choctaw
Chickasha, OK 73018
Or call 405-224-2031 for fax or email.
Bid Packets are due by 3:30pm on November 21, 2014.
*Some exclusions apply
ATTENTION !
The All New Trading PosT in the Washita Valley Weekly is a
WEEKLY FEATURE that can help you SELL items you don’t want
and help you FIND items you need!
For the Next 2 Weeks we are offering:
free HoUseHold sale ads*
Free 15 words to sell your Sofa, Washer, Dining Set, Lamps, etc.
Any Household Item that helps you get ready for the holidays.
Any words over 15 words are 25¢ per word.
You may count your phone number as one word.
DEADLINES for ADS
Friday November 14th for Wednesday November 19th
Friday November 21st for Wednesday November 26th
Use 1 of
These
Methods
to
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1. Use the Handy Form on the Classified Page.
2. Fax your Completed Form to: 405-224-7469
3. Stop by our Office at 920 S. 4th - Chickasha.
Classified ad reminder!
deadlines are friday before Wednesday Publication
NOTE: Any ad that requires payment must be paid
prior to publication. ... thanks
*Business Ads are not included in this offer.
God Bless America
November 12, 2014
Washita Valley Weekly Page
www.washitavalleyweekly.com
For Sale
7
Washer & Dryer Set
• Deluxe Whirlpool
• Matched White Set (will not seperate)
• Like New
• Top of the Line Units
• Not Old
$150 each
405-255-0332 or 405-613-7872
Relay for Life Brunch
“Have Yourself A Crazy Little Christmas” is a play
written by Chickasha native Collin Andrulonis. The
play will be performed by Chickasha’s Community
Theatre on December 5th, 6th and 7th at the historic
Washita Theatre.
Here is a synopsis of the story line: It’s Molly’s
first year to host Christmas Eve. She wants to make
sure everything is perfect. The kitchen table is beautifully set. The banana-blueberry pie is chilling in the
fridge. The turkey is roasting, and everyone invited
has a beautifully wrapped Christmas Eve present
under the beautifully trimmed Christmas tree. What
could possibly go wrong?
But wait – the Christmas carolers, who were so
cute the first couple of times around, WON’T STOP
COMING … her son gets a black eye just in time for
family pictures … a controlling mother-in-law, who
has never approved of Molly in the first place, invites
her husband’s ex-fiancé to dinner … Nana’s drink
accidentally gets switched with spiked cider … and
the children’s pet ferret gets loose and finds a hiding
place – inside the turkey.
Don’t miss this lively depiction of the perfect...
ly hilarious ... Christmas. This will be the premier
performance of this original production, seating is
limited. Tickets are available at Jay’s Jewelry, 321
Chickasha Avenue. Tickets are $12 for adult and $6 for youth 18 years
of age and younger. Curtain times are December 5th at 7:30pm, December
6th at 2pm and 7:30pm, and December 7th at 2:00pm.
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A Survivor/Caregiver Christmas brunch is being prepared for cancer survivors, caregivers and
guests by the Relay for Life organizers. Santa photos and other entertainment is being
planned.
The event will be Saturday December 6th at 11
am at the Southern Oaks Church of Christ, 3320
South 16th Street in Chickasha.
RSVP at 405-222-4519 or text to 405-2228101.
Ram Truck Recall – Car Pro News
Vehicles Affected: Nearly 315,000 model-year
2010-14 Ram 2500, 3500, 4500 and 5500 pickup
trucks manufactured between March 27, 2009, and
Sept. 5, 2013.
The Problem: The electrical connectors of the
diesel fuel heater may overheat, which could cause
the fuel heater to leak fuel, increasing the risk of a
fire.
The Fix: Chrysler will begin notifying owners
on Dec. 5, and dealers will replace the harness side
connector with a silver-plated beryllium copper
terminal service kit and inspect the fuel heater for
leaks, replacing it as necessary; all work will be
done for free.
What Owners Should
Do: Owners can call
Chrysler at 800-8531403, the National
Highway Traffic Safety
Administration’s
vehicle-safety hotline at
888-327-4236 or go to
www.safercar.gov for
more info.
COOK’S
SEPTIC
SERVICE
A farmer and his three sons were standing in the
barnyard. The oldest son, about 16 years of age says
to his dad, “You know dad, I really need a car. All
my friends at school have a car.”
The farmer says, “Son, you see that John Deere
tractor sitting in the shed over there, when that tractor
is paid for I’ll get you a car.”
The second son, about 14 years of age says, “Dad,
I really need a four-wheeler, all of my friends have
four-wheelers.”
The old farmer says, “Son, you see that John Deere
tractor sitting in the shed over there, when that tractor
is paid for, I’ll get you a four-wheeler.”
The third son, about six years of age says, “Dad, I
really need a bicycle.”
The farmer says, “Son, you see that John Deere
tractor sitting in the shed over there, when it is paid
for I’ll get you a new bicycle.”
About that time a chicken is walking across the
farmyard when a rooster runs up and jumps on her
back.
The six year old boy goes over and kicks the
rooster off the back of the hen and says, “Hey, around
here nobody rides ‘til the John Deere is paid for!”
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The birds seem to know the weather is going to change
as they ‘line up’ on the electric lines at 4th and Grand.
Weather forcasters are expecting cold, windy and wet
weather for the remainder of this week. Take your freeze
precautions for pets, plants, cars, homes and elderly.
(WVW photo by Wayne Watts)
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“My Community Magazine”
Grady-Ville
November 12, 2014
Vapor Lounge
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Baptist Church
with dwain sehon
1505 South 29th - Chickasha
Saturday Nov 22
8am - 1pm
The comments and subject matter expressed in Dwain Sehon’s Grady-Ville column is that of his own
choosing and opinion. You can contact Dwain at Gradyville1776@yahoo.com
We received a letter this month that the City of Chickasha had a problem with
their water system in July and the failure of a valve in their water system caused
the chlorine level in the affected area to drop to a level just above the minimum
standard. The standard for coliform bacteria levels in the water was exceeded
AGAIN. They could have notified us at that time but they chose to treat us like
the residents of a banana republic and hide the problem until just recently. Their letter months after the problem occurred said “This was not an emergency. If it had been, you would have been notified immediately.” Of course
that same letter contradicts that statement by saying “People with severely compromised immune systems, infants, and some elderly may be at increased risk”. I believe this list would include those fighting cancer, rheumatoid arthritis and
many other health problems, but the City officials just don’t seem to care about
these folks. These people were not given the courtesy from their City Officials to
be notified publicly so they could take steps to drink only bottled water for a short
time so that their health would not be endangered. I can not emphasize how irresponsible, callous and despicable that hiding this failure from the citizens so they
could act before their health was endangered was. If a valve fails tell everyone
right away - that’s all that we ask.
The odd thing was that I replaced a worn out water softener at my home in July
and part of the set up for the new one is to test the untreated water for hardness
etc. before setting the system to operate. I used the test strips for the hardness
but also used the test strip for chlorine and found that the water entering my own
home straight from the City system showed zero chlorine according to the test. I
remember telling my family how dangerous this was and how bacteria and viruses
could be present if there were no chlorine in the system. I was very surprised and
tested it again with another strip with the same result.
Before I moved back to Chickasha (I was born here) I lived in large cities in
three other states. I very much recall how each of these cities at times had breakages or equipment failures and the public was almost always informed via television, radio, and/or newspapers that they needed to take precautions for a short
time while the problem was fixed and/or the system was flushed. They didn’t
treat their citizens like they lived in a banana republic and played it straight up. (The residents there realized that equipment breaks and it is just going to happen –
they were glad to be informed.) Chickasha residents would probably react exactly
like the citizens in those other places I lived - just fix it and let us know when it’s
ok again. If those Chickasha city officials would only quit hiding the problems, who
knows - their residents might even start trusting them again.
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