Obituary

Death Notice

Larry Wendell WillisKurt Alan HolderJewel Palmertree

Albert Hensley Jr.

Volume 114, Number 27

Copyright 2016All rights reserved

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•City Cleanup - page 3•WW Fire Wives - page 4•Homecoming - page 5

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Once again, the Wynnewood Chamber of Commerce will be hosting this year’s PumpkinFest which will be on Saturday, October 1 from 10 am - 3 pm in the Wynnewood City Park.

This year, just as before, the event will have lots of fun stuff for the kids that will include inflatables, pony rides and carnival rides.

Jeff Flowers has taken charge of the car show and he does a fantastic job. He also donates the money made from the entry fees towards college

scholarships that will be given to Wynnewood graduates at the end of the year.

We will also be featuring the band Strongwood. They will be live throughout PumpkinFest. They describe themselves as a band that covers classic rock, blues, funk and country. So there is a sound for everybody.

Bring the family out this weekend and enjoy some great food and pick up something special from the many craft booths that will be available.

in the Park on Saturday

Bobby Dean Riddle Is Wynnewood’s Veteran Of The Game

Last week’s Veteran of the Game was 2nd Lt. Bobby Dean Riddle. Lt. Riddle graduated from Fredrick High School in 1948. After graduation Lt. Riddle attended college at Central State in Edmond on a football scholarship.

At the young age of 16, Lt. Riddle signed up for the Army National Guard along with his high school friend and NFL hall of fame coach Buddy Ryan of the Chicago Bears.

Lt. Riddle was in the 45th Infantry Division which was activated during the Korean War in 1950. At the age of 19, Lt. Riddle was a squad leader in combat on the front lines.

While in Korea, Lt. Riddle served with Dan Blocker who played Hoss Cartwright on Bonanza. Lt. Riddle received multiple awards and honors for his heroic service and today he is 100% disabled due to his exposure to extreme cold temperatures that led to permanent frost bite on both feet.

In 1953, Lt. Riddle married Donna Fern Horton and they have been married for 63 wonderful years. Lt. Riddle became a teacher and coach after his military service and he retired from education in 1989 after 33 years.

Mr. and Mrs. Riddle have five granddaughters who graduated from Wynnewood and one great granddaughter who is a 2nd grader at Wynnewood Central Elementary.

Lt. Riddle was presented a plaque and signed football from the 2016 Wynnewood Savages.

Thank you Lt. Bobby Dean Riddle for your service to our great country.

2nd Lt. Bobby Dean Riddle is joined by Quarterback Club President Chad Whitaker as Veteran of the Game

last Friday night. [Gazette photo]

Saturday, October 110-3

In a game that featured some wild plays and curious officiating the Wynnewood Savages fell victim to a highly ranked Minco team 42-28. The game started simple enough with the Savages receiving the opening kick and moving down into Bulldog territory, only to stall out after an initial first down.

Wynnewood punted to Minco, and pinned them deep, but an inadvertent whistle made the Savages line up and punt again and this time freshman punter TJ Grove sent the ball into the end zone and the Bulldogs started on their own 20.

The Savage defense held tough and forced Minco to punt back to Wynnewood. The Savages found no running room, and had to punt back to Minco. This time; however, the Savage defense would come up big and force a fumble from the ultra-talented Minco tailback, Tucker Halstead.

Freshman Tyler Peters was on the spot to force and recover this fumble and Wynnewood set up their offense on the Minco 12 yard line. Marcus Knowles carried the ball down to the one on first down and Colten Keith took it in on the QB sneak on the next play. Tyler Grove nailed the PAT and the score stood 7-0 in favor of the Savages.

With two talented returners deep for Minco, Wynnewood elected to kick-off in the high onside fashion. Minco took their next offensive possession in great field position on their own 38. Minco moved down the field in 8 plays and scored their first TD of the night on a Tucker Halstead 4 yard plunge. The PAT was blocked by Karsten Mathis and the Savages clung to a 7-6 lead. Deep man Marcus Knowles took the Bulldog kick at the 15 and returned to the Savage 32. From there Keegan Moore got his

first carry of the night for 6 yards. Brody Odom followed with a carry of 11 yards and then Marcus Knowles burst through the line on the option read, cut back left and hit the sideline, out-racing the Bulldog secondary to

Savages Fall to Minco 42-28

Although it wasn’t exactly a packed house, several people attended the Special Meeting inside the Wynnewood High School cafeteria Monday evening to find out more about the proposed change in trash service.

The original agenda item for the meeting was to give the public an opportunity to discuss a proposal to contract with WCA to provide Wynnewood’s trash services.

WCA representative Allen Cox brought a polycart and two plastic garbage cans to give council members and citizens a visual comparison of what residents can expect if they begin providing trash service.

Mr. Cox stated that every resident will receive a 96-gallon polycart, which holds

roughly 2 1/2 times the amount of trash as a normal trash can, and there would not be a charge for the carts.

He went on to advise that residential customers who are not able to move their carts to the curb side can be provided with “house side” labels and be placed on a list kept inside trucks to instruct drivers to pick up polycarts from the residents home.

The list would be updated weekly and would accommodate elderly, handicapped or any persons who register with the city as needing assistance in moving their polycarts.

Under the plan, the city south of the boulevard would be picked up once a week and residents north of the boulevard

would be picked up one day a week.Financially, it will result in an

approximately $4,000 a month savings over the current system, a figure which was not disputed by city officials.

When the status of the three employees currently assigned to trash services was questioned by audience members, more than one council member stated that nobody would be laid off, stating there are options available to reassign them to different departments.

One audience member stated the workers could be used to help mow and weed eat around the city.

The sentiment was echoed by several council members, referring to the lack of workers available to keep up public

New Trash Service Moves Closer to Reality for Wynnewood

The Wynnewood High School Cheerleaders are ready to compete in the State Cheer Competion. [Photo by Crystal Knowles]

Wynnewood Cheer Places In State CompetitionOur Wynnewood cheer squad

represented the school with pride as they placed fifth in the recent State Competition, just three points shy of second place.

This was the girls first appearance at the State level and they showed what hard work and commitment can do.

Other coaches present in Stillwater expressed how impressed they were for

a team making their first appearance, and only being in their third year of competition.

Great job to you ladies and the coaches, way to represent Wynnewood!

See "Trash Service Reality" on page 4

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$5 for everyone | Kids 3 and other are freeSaturday, October 1

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The Garvin County Sheriff’s Office is asking for your help in regards to a property crime that took place in the 10000 block of North County Road 3050 in the Lindsay area. Taken from the residence were a government model series 70 1911 45 caliber and a Sig P220 45 caliber handgun. If you have any information on this theft please call and refer to the case number 2016-1697.

Anyone who has information about this or any other crime in Garvin County is asked to call CRIME STOPPERS at 1855-211-STOP (7867). All information will be kept confidential and your tips could earn you a reward of up to $1,000.00.

HERE THERE

UNITED METHODIST CHURCH FUNDRAISERAll-You-Can-Eat Pancake Breakfast. Saturday, October 1 from 6 - 10 am at 204 S Robberson. $5 and 3 and under eat free.

GARVIN COUNTY REPUBLICAN PARTY MEETINGMonday, October 10 at 7:00 pm, Christian Life Church, 820 S. Walnut in Pauls Valley. Call 405.740.5131 for information.

THE PAULS VALLEY LIBRARY BOOK CLUBTuesday, October 11 at 1:00 pm at the library. The book for October will be “Go Set a Watchman” by Harper Lee. All readers welcome.

LAST DAY TO REGISTER TO VOTEFriday, October 14 is the last day to register to vote for the general election in November. Call the Garvin County Election Board at 405.238.3303

EASTERN GATE BAPTIST CHURCH FOOD BASKETSaturday, October 15 from 9 - 11. Bring box for food take-away.

BOOK CLUB IN WYNNEWOODIf you are interested in being part of a local book club, please contact Martha Baker at 405.268.2538. Hoping to begin in September.

WYNNEWOOD FFA & 4H BOOSTERS RAFFLEChances for a YETI 65 (Tan) Cooler are $5 each or 5 for $20. Drawing will be held on Saturday, October 29. Thank you for your support.

PAULS VALLEY SPAY/NEUTER CLINIC (P.A.W.S.)Second Thursday of every month. Call 405.238.1303. Sign up day is the 1st working day of the month.

PLAYBOYS BAND EVERY MONDAY NIGHTLive music at the Wynnewood Senior Citizens Center.$5 donation to enter. Kids 12 and under free.

WYNNEWOOD FFA BOOSTER MEETINGSFirst Sunday of the month at 2 pm at the Ag Classroom.

WYNNEWOOD MASONIC LODGE #40Meets the first and third Monday of the month at 7:00 pm. All Masons are encouraged to attend.

THE GARVIN COUNTY SHRINE CLUBSecond Tuesday of the month at Wynnewood Masonic Lodge. Dinner at 6:30 pm and the meeting is at 7:00. Call 405.238.7084

THE WYNNEWOOD BOY SCOUTS TROOPMondays at 6:30 pm in Scout Hut at Wynnewood City Park.

DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS MEETINGSChapter 18 meets every second Thursday at 7 pm at the Veterans Center in Sulphur. All veterans are welcome.

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS MEETINGSDavis First United Methodist Church. Tuesdays at 6:30 pm. Call 405.317.4266.

SIMPLE WAY NARCOTICS ANONYMOUSMeets at 105 N. Dean A. McGee in Wynnewood at 7 pm. Monday through Saturday, Sunday at 2 pm.

September 12 • Vandalism• Suspicious activity• Civil matter• Animal complaint• Medical emergency• Civil standby• Traffic stop

September 13• Found property• Traffic stop• Traffic stop• Traffic stop• Traffic stop• Animal call• Traffic stop• Traffic stop

September 14• Complaint• Domestic - verbal

• Transport• Information• Traffic stop• Traffic stop• Agency assist• Traffic stop• Traffic stop• Warrant service

September 15 • Accident - no injury• Traffic hazard• Complaint• Dog complaint• Subject passed outSeptember 16 • Extra patrol• Shop lifter• Citizen assist• Oversized load• Welfare check

September 22• Grass fire north of

Wynnewood.

September 23• Lift assist on Lawrence

St. • Lift assist ECR 1650

September 26 • Lift assist ECR 1650

• Grass fire east of Wynnewood 3 miles on Hwy 29

• Grass fire southwest of Wynnewood on Indian Meridian

Fall is in the air, please still use common sense before burning anything. Call 405.665.4360 for any

controlled burning.

Guest MC - Steve BratcherAdmission $1000 (12 and under are FREE)

Pauls Valley Opry

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James 4:8“Draw near to God, and He will draw near to you.”

Are You My Enemy?by Nicholas A. Waters

“My people are being destroyed because they don’t know me.”

Wait, read that again.God, speaking through

the prophet Hosea, said that almost 3,000 years ago.

He added, “You make (promises) and break them; you kill and steal and commit adultery. There is violence everywhere - one murder after another. That is why your land is in mourning, and everyone is wasting away,” Hosea 4:2,3.

God was speaking about and to His own people; they didn’t know Him, and they were destroying each other.

But why?“What the priests do, the

people also do,” Hosea 4:9.

As the priests (early-day Christians) became more comfortable with sin, the country did too. As a result, the nation of Israel tore itself apart as it played the part of a God-less culture.

But the people weren’t the problem. The priests weren’t the problem.

The behaviors of the priests and the people did point to the problem though.

Sin was - and still is - the problem.

“The wages of sin is death,” Paul wrote in Romans 6:23.

So if sin is the problem, then why are we still fighting and for what?

“You want what you don’t have, so you scheme and kill to get it. You are jealous of

what others have, but you can’t get it, so you fight and wage war to take it away from them. Yet you don’t have what you want because you don’t ask God for it,” James 4:2.

Paul added for clarity that “we are not fighting against flesh-and-blood enemies, but against evil rulers and authorities of the unseen world, against mighty powers in this dark world, and against evil spirits in the

heavenly places.” (Ephesians 6:12)

You are not my enemy. I am not your enemy. We have a common enemy; it’s called sin.

Dear God, forgive our sinful hearts. Forgive our ability to fight the wrong fights, and attack the wrong enemies. Open our eyes and convict us. Draw us back to You and to each other. In Jesus’ Name, we pray. Amen.

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FaLL 2016 CITY WIDE CLEanUPThe City of Wynnewood has scheduled our final brush removal of the year to begin October 3, 2016. Property owners should begin stacking brush only at curb-side immediately. City crews will begin brush pickup on October 3rd and will only make one pass through a neighborhood. It is the property owner’s responsibility to have all brush to the curb when the truck enters your area and to dispose of brush that has been placed at curb-side after city crews have passed through a neighborhood.

The City has arranged to have a Commercial dumpster placed inside the fence area at the old Senior Citizen Center, located at 700 North Dean A. McGee from October 3, 2016, through October 31, 2016. In order to use the dumpster, residents must show a copy of a Wynnewood utility bill and their driver’s license. This dumpster is for use by residents who are cleaning up their property. It is not for use by contractors or someone who is doing major remodeling to their residence or business. An area next to the dumpster will be set aside for the disposal of furniture and appliances. The dumpster will be available for use Monday through Friday between the hours of 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. and on Saturday from 8:00 p.m. to 12:00 p.m. only. The following items may not be disposed of at this site: animal carcasses, brush, tires, oil and or oil by-products and hazardous material.

Our hearts are full of gratitude as we thank our friends and neighbors for the acts of kindness and sympathy; food, flowers, cards, visits and kind words during the passing of our beloved Mother, Joya Helen Rose. Words cannot describe our appreciation.

Thank you,The Family of Joya Helen Rose,

John D. Rose, JR & Family, Raymond “Corkey” Garrett &

Family, Ann Pope.

Kurt Alan HolderNovember 24, 1955 - September 25, 2016

Kurt Alan Holder, a resident of Wynnewood, OK, was born to Thelma (Cottrell) and Oran Leon Holder in Wynnewood, OK on November 24, 1955. He passed away in Davis, OK on September 25, 2016 at the age of 60. Kurt grew up and graduated from Wynnewood

High School and spent most of his life in Wynnewood.

He had worked for a time at the Veteran’s Center in Sulphur and also for a while in construction. Kurt was preceded in death by his father.

He is survived by his mother Thelma Holder of Davis, OK and many friends and family.

Services will be held on Wednesday, September

28, 2016 at 11:00 am at DeArman Funeral Chapel in Wynnewood, OK officiated by Rev. Lynn Phillips with burial following at Oaklawn Cemetery in Wynnewood, OK.

Services are under the direction of DeArman Funeral Home of Wynnewood. Please send online condolences to www.dearmanfuneralhome.com.

Jewel PalmertreeDecember 1, 1932 - September 22, 2016

Jewel Palmertree, a resident of Wynnewood, OK, was born on

December 1, 1932 in Maysville, OK to Avis Jewel (McGregar) and Franklin Thomas Pelfrey. She passed away on September 22, 2016 at her home in Wynnewood, OK at the age of 83. Jewel grew up around the Maysville area before marriage and then moved to Wynnewood where she spent the majority of the remainder of her life.

Jewel was married to Jesse Henry Palmertree, Sr. for many years before his passing on November 13, 1986. Jewel had worked for and retired from the Pauls Valley State School. She was a member of the

Wynnewood Church of Christ. In addition to her husband she was preceded in death by her parents, son - Jesse Palmertree, Jr., brother - John, and sister - Claire Matthews.

She is survived by her 3 daughters and sons in law - Yvonna Avis Logan and husband Dave of Joy, OK; Phyllis Jewel Gibson and husband Farrell of Wynnewood, OK; Nancy Drake and husband Joe of Davis, OK; 6 grandchildren - Pepper Stubblefield, Donna Hammon, Bradley Logan, Jason Gibson, Tabitha Drake, and Heath Drake.

Services were held on Monday, September 26, 2016 at the Church of Christ in Wynnewood, OK at 10:00 am officiated by Thomas Thompson with burial following at Oaklawn Cemetery in Wynnewood, OK.

Visitation was held on Sunday, September 25, 2016 from 1 to 5 pm at DeArman Funeral Home in Wynnewood, OK. DeArman Funeral Home of Wynnewood, OK is in charge of funeral arrangements. Please send online condolences to www.dearmanfuneralhome.com

Larry Wendell WillisFebruary 5, 1957 - September 24, 2016

Larry Wendell Willis, a resident of Wynnewood, OK, was born on February 5, 1957 in Wynnewood, OK to Evelyn

Coriene (Anai) and Tommy Charles Willis. Larry passed away Saturday September 24, 2016 in OKC, OK at the age of 59. He had grown up and graduated from Wynnewood High School in 1975 and went on to spend most of his life in Wynnewood.

He married Cheryl (Meridth) in Ardmore, OK on July 13,1989. Larry owned and operated Savage Auto for many years. Larry was a member of the Eastern Gate Baptist Church.

He was preceded in death by his father Tommy Charles Willis, stepfather Thomas Charles Morris, Jr.,

Grandparents Louis and Trudy Anai and Claude and Blanch Willis, and a cousin Dowell Anai.

Survived by his wife Cheryl of their home in Wynnewood, OK; daughter - Miranda Willis of Wynnewood; 2 sons and daughters in law - Josh and Amy Willis of Wynnewood; Jake and Angela Willis of Wynnewood, OK; mother - Evelyn Morris of Winchester, ID; stepmother - Milana Willis of Hot Springs, AR; 2 grandchildren - Karli Willis and Cooper Sutherland, with one on the way; brother and sister in law Jeff and Tammy Willis of Taylorsville, UT; Sister LaDeana (Travis)

Bammer of Winchester, ID; 5 nieces, 3 nephews, and many great nieces and great nephews.

Services will be held on Thursday, September 29, 2016 at 2:00 pm at the First Baptist Church in Wynnewood, OK officiated by Rev. Lynn Phillips.

Burial will follow at Oaklawn Cemetery in Wynnewood. Visitation will be held at DeArman Funeral Home on Wednesday September 28, 2016 from 4 to 7 pm.

DeArman Funeral Home of Wynnewood is in charge of the arrangements. Please send online condolences to www.dearmanfuneralhome.com.

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Other questions answered addressed the length of the contract, which would be five years with a non-performance opt out available to the City, and the option for residents to have an extra polycart for an extra four to five dollars per month.

After all audience questions were answered, the council moved onto the next agenda item, discussion/action to approve payment to Overland Trucking for the paving project which was the point of some heated discussion at last week’s Council meeting.

Last Monday, council members voted to pay Overland Trucking just under $400,000 upon completion of finishing several intersections, which at this point are admittedly not acceptable to any of the council.

The next several minutes of discussion and debate revealed an obvious difference in opinions between City officials. Eventually a motion was made by council member Mayberry and seconded by council member Washington to pay Overland Trucking with the understanding the company will come back and

finish the intersections. The City will hold back

approximately $45,000 to be paid once the paving is completed satisfactorily.

The vote resulted in a tie between the Council with Airington, Mayberry, Rogers, and Washington voting yes, and Anderson, Giltner,Hayes, and Lewis voting no. The Mayor broke the tie with a vote to pay the invoice.

The Council next unanimously tabled action to approve payment to Fox Engineering for the paving project.

The rehiring of Johnny Denny as a police officer was unanimously approved after a short executive session.

Resolution #836 was approved, removing Skylar Buckaloo as signatory at all banks and adding Vice Mayor Tabitha Hayes as signatory at all banks.

The final agenda item was approval for work on the repeater on the water tower.

A motion to adjourn was unanimous and the meeting came to a close.

The next regularly scheduled council meeting is set for Monday, October 10 at 7:00 pm.

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The Wynnewood Fire Wives Auxiliary will have a booth at PumpkinFest selling baked goods and ice cream to raise money for the Food Baskets the WWFD provides to families for the holidays.

If you would like to donate a baked good or a general donation, you can contact Anne Giltner at 405.207.3233.

Republican News From Garvin County

The Republican Party of Garvin County announces the Grand Opening of its party headquarters at 313 S. Chickasha in Pauls Valley on Tuesday, September 27 from 2:00 to 6:00 pm.

The headquarters will be open M-F from 4:00 to 6:00 pm from then until Election Day, November 8, for the public to pick up voter registration forms, bumper stickers or candidate yard signs.

The Young Republicans of Garvin County will sponsor a Chili Cook-off featuring chili from candidates for office on Saturday, October 1 at 6:00 pm at the Trinity Baptist Church in Pauls Valley.

Tasting cups are free; full cup is $1.00. Come meet the candidates.

Stolen Property Investigation Ends With Two Persons Charged

Devin Allen Thomas, age 22, Pauls Valley, was arrested Friday afternoon in Hutchison, Kansas following the issuance of an arrest warrant resulting from a September 10 theft in Garvin County.

Thomas and Christopher James Edwards, age 30, Pauls Valley, had been stopped by a Garvin County deputy on the date of the theft but a 4-wheeler in the bed of a pick-up Thomas was driving had not yet been reported as stolen.

Later the same day, the 2008 Honda 4-wheeler was reported as stolen and eventually recovered in Cleveland County. The case was turned over to the district attorney’s office where arrest warrants were issued for both Thomas and Edwards for Conspiracy and Grand Larceny.

Christopher Edwards was already being held in the Garvin County jail on unrelated charges when the arrest warrant was issued for him. The 4-wheeler valued at $1,500, was taken from an animal park near Wynnewood where a chain and a lock had been cut to gain entry to an area of the park where the ATV was being kept.

Both Thomas and Edwards have previous felony convictions. Earlier this year, Thomas was charged in Garvin County relating to a series of thefts around Pauls Valley. At the time of the alleged theft of the 4-wheeler, Thomas was out on bail and awaiting court in Garvin County.

Devin Thomas is currently on probation for felony charges in Kansas. Extradition proceedings are underway to bring him back to Garvin County. Christopher James Edwards has a lengthy criminal record for property crimes and is currently on probation by the Department of Corrections. He is being held in Garvin County jail.

One Person Arraigned On Drug Charges Following Attempt To Flee From Deputies

Garvin County deputies patrolling Friday near the east side of Pauls Valley arrested Franklin Joseph Gonzalez, age 37, Norman, following an incident where Gonzalez is alleged to have run from deputies and was then found hiding in storage room of a nearby house on Wagner Street.

In the immediate area where Gonzalez was apprehended, several different types of controlled substances were found by deputies. Gonzalez was apprehended and charged with several drug related felony crimes.

On Monday, he was arraigned in Garvin County District Court where he was charged for Possession of CDS with Intent to Distribute within 2000 Feet of a School. His bond was set at $25,000.

The drugs alleged to have been discarded by Gonzales following his attempt to flee from deputies included a significant amount of illegal substances including over 18 grams of methamphetamine, two marijuana cigarettes, another 8 grams of marijuana and 35 tablets of the controlled substances known as Xanax, Clonazepam and Hydrocodone. The drugs are alleged to be intended for distribution rather than for personal use.

Chickasaw Country And Coaches’ Cabana To Host Second Annual

Big Game Tailgate PartyFormer OU coach Barry Switzer of Coaches’ Cabana has

partnered with Chickasaw Country to host the Big Game Tailgate Party at the Chickasaw Nation Welcome Center on Friday, October 7. The Chickasaw Nation Welcome Center is located at exit 55 off Interstate 35 in Davis, Oklahoma.

Fans attending the Big Game Tailgate Party can stop at the Chickasaw Nation Welcome Center to participate in the tailgate party from 10 am to 1 pm.

Coach Barry Switzer of Coaches’ Cabana will be at the tailgate from 10 am to noon to sign autographs and meet fans. Fans will need to bring their own items to be signed by Switzer, such as clothing, footballs or helmets.

While fans visit the tailgate, and have the opportunity to meet Switzer, they will also be able to learn more about other tourism destinations in Chickasaw Country.

Tents will be set up with various vendors and destinations on-site to talk with fans and offer information. Some of the participating Chickasaw properties are: Treasure Valley; Artesian Hotel, Casino and Spa; and Jet Stream Casino.

Paige Williams, director of corporate development and tourism for the Chickasaw Nation, said partnering with Coaches’ Cabana creates awareness about destinations in Chickasaw Country that Big Game Tailgate attendees can plan to visit.

“Last year the fans attending the Big Game Tailgate Party participated in all of the vendor tents, and were able to gather information on additional tourism destinations in south-central Oklahoma, as well as play the games that each vendor hosted,” Williams said.

“Bringing Coach Barry Switzer to Chickasaw Country supports our goal of bringing awareness to the 13 counties in south-central Oklahoma as a travel destination.”

Chickasaw Country will serve hot dogs, chips and drinks at no charge and the Sulphur High School band will perform. There is no fee to attend and the tailgate party is open to the public.

“We hope that fans stop by the Chickasaw Nation Welcome Center on their way to Texas, or just to be a part of the tailgate, and experience a small offering of the many travel and tourism destinations in Chickasaw Country and make plans to return in the future,” Williams said.

For more information about the Big Game Tailgate Party visit: http://chickasawcountry.com/events/view/big-game-tailgate-party. For updates on the event, follow Chickasaw Country on Twitter and like them on Facebook. Chickasaw Country can be found on Twitter by using this handle: @Chickasaw and on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/ChickasawCountry.

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complete the 48 yard TD run. Grove kicked the PAT and the Savages had the lead at 14-6.

Minco started off with good field position after a nice return into Savage territory. As the second quarter began play, the Bulldogs were threatening to score again, down inside the Savages red zone. On third down Sophomore defensive linemen Kaleb Patchell and Austin Kirtley both plunged through the line to meet the Minco Running back and forced a fumble.

Only a lucky bounce back to the Minco QB saved the possession, giving them one more shot from the 15 yard line. Good coverage by Keegan Moore and Colten Keith forced the pass incompletion and the Savages took over at their own 15.

Wynnewood moved down the field in 11 plays that featured Marcus Knowles, Keegan Moore, Brody Odom and Jamey Williams. Colten Keith connected with Karsten Mathis on a 22 yard pass completion to the Minco one yard line where Keith scored again on the one yard run. Grove completed the PAT and the Savages held a 21-6 advantage.

Minco took the Wynnewood kickoff and moved down the field on the back of Tucker Halstead. In two plays they

moved from their own 40 to the Savage 20. That’s where the defense held. Brody Odom and Keegan Moore sniffed out a screen and dropped the Bulldog for no gain. Jamey Williams came in from the secondary like a blur to stop Minco QB Shannon Williams for a loss.

After another screen attempt, the Bulldogs attempted to convert a fourth down pass play, but Karsten Mathis shot off the edge and sacked Williams for a loss of 11 and ended the drive. Wynnewood took over at its own 42 with just over 2:00 to play in the half.

The Savages moved down the field to the Minco 2 yard line on an eleven play drive. During that drive they exhausted all their timeouts. With :13 seconds on the clock the Savages elected to go to the air. A jump ball to Karsten Mathis came up just short. The Field Goal team was hustled out to kick, but the angle was too tough and the ball bounced off the right upright as time expired. The halftime score remained 21-6 in favor of the Savages.

The second half didn’t start well. Taking a page from the Savages play book, the Bulldogs kicked a high onside kick. The ball bounced off a Savage shoe into another

Savage face mask and right back into the Bulldogs hands. Minco had excellent field position and momentum coming out of the half.

It took Minco 10 plays to move down into scoring position. Aided by a mysterious pass interference penalty, and another unsportsmanlike conduct that wasn’t even assessed in yardage or on the down marker. The Bulldogs found the end zone and the two point conversion to draw closer at 21-13.

The next kickoff from the Bulldogs the Savages moved up and were ready for the high onside. The problem with that was Minco kicked a slow roller. It seemed to die after eight yards and with three Savages watching and waiting for kick to go 10 yards, a Minco Bulldog burst in and recovered as the ball slowly rolled past the ten yard limit.

The Savages were shell shocked from the last few minutes and it showed as QB Shannon Williams fired a strike to Charles Sanders. The PAT again failed and the score stood 21-20 with Wynnewood still in the lead. Minco was still in trick mode on the kickoff, but Wynnewood was able to recover the onside with good field position. A quick three and out by the Savage offense brought on punter TJ Grove.

Minco got great field position from the return and were able to punch it over the goal line for another Tucker Halstead score. Halstead repeated the same trick and took it across for the PAT. The score stood at 28-21 in favor of Minco, as the Savages trailed for the first time.

Minco again went with the slow roller onside and Kaleb Patchell made a great recovery to set up Wynnewood with great field position. Twelve play drive netted zero points and Grove came on to pin the

Bulldogs inside their own 10 yard line.

The fourth quarter began with suffocating defense from the Savages. Kirtley, Patchell, Rodney Knowles, Mathis, Odom, Moore and Peters all provided great pressure with Keith, Williams, Hudson, and McCann all providing great coverage.

Seven plays and Minco punted, and the Savages had great field position again.

Beginning at the Minco 40, Keegan Moore found some room on the right side. Jamey Williams picked up the first down and then Keith rambled off right tackle for another first down. Marcus Knowles took the next carry into the endzone for the Savage TD. Freshman TJ Grove came into kick and the Savages were all tied up at 28.

Minco took the kick from Wynnewood and picked up right where they left off. A long TD run from QB Shannon Williams extended their lead to 34-28 after the PAT failed. Short on time the Savage offense took to the air to try and catch up, but had to punt back to the Bulldogs.

Minco went on a grind it out approach and despite a stellar effort from the worn out defenders, the Bulldogs were able to punch another in and extend their lead to 42-28.

This loss drops the Savages to 0-1 in district play. Wynnewood will face off against perennial rival Wayne on Friday, 7:00 pm kickoff for the district match. Wayne is currently 4-0 and ranked number 2 in the OkPreps poll and number 5 in the MaxPreps poll.

Wynnewood is currently 2-2 with losses to top 5 in 3A Sulphur and top 5 in Class A Minco. Wynnewood is currently not ranked in the top ten in the OkPreps poll and number 12 in the MaxPreps poll.

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Celebrate Walk To School DayCentral Elementary in

Wynnewood will join schools from around the world to celebrate International Walk to School Day on October 5, 2016.

Approximately 350 students from Central Elementary will be walking to school along with parents, teachers and community leaders. The event will begin at 7:30 am with kids, parents and community leaders walking from the corner of E. Cherokee and S. Robberson Ave. Walkers will arrive at the school at 7:55 am. The walk will conclude with students participating in games and activities at the school that encourage students to be physically active.

Walk to School Day events raise awareness of the need to create safer routes for walking and emphasize the importance of issues such as increasing physical activity among children, pedestrian safety, traffic congestion and concern for the environment. The events build connections between families, schools and the broader community.

The event is being organized by the Garvin County TSET Healthy Living Program. TSET Healthy Living Programs are community-based grants that seek to prevent and reduce tobacco use and obesity through a comprehensive approach that includes strategic actions and partnerships with businesses, cities, governments, community institutions, organizations and schools.

For additional local information, please contact Erin Creach at 405.207.4069

Pancake Breakfast

FundraiserThe United Methodist

Church of Wynnewood will have an All-You-Can-Eat Pancake Breakfast on Saturday, October 1 from 6 am - 10 am.

The cost is $5 for everyone and kids 3 and under eat free.

Come join them at 204 S. Robberson in the Fellowship Hall.

Chicken Fried Steak Dinner Benefits BandThe Wynnewood

Masonic Lodge #40 and the The Elmore City-Pernell Band Boosters will be hosting a Chicken Fried Steak Dinner on Sunday, October 2, 2016 from 11:00 am – 1:30 pm in the Elmore City-Pernell Elementary School Cafeteria.

The dinner will be held to raise money for band equipment for the Elmore City-Pernell Badger Pride Band.

Your donation is greatly appreciated. If you have any questions, please contact Band Booster President, Steven Combes, at 580.221.3411

The Wynnewood High School Royalty for 2016 has been announced. This year the school and sponsors have come up with a great parade theme, Disney Movies. Students have already started on their floats and no doubt the shopping for that perfect dress, shoes or suit has already begun.

With just over a week to prepare for the event, many people have opened barn doors for trailers to be decorated, gathered old newspapers for paper mache and have made calls to folks who own the coveted sports car or truck for their candidate to ride on through the Homecoming Parade which is scheduled to begin at approximately 1:25.

Fire trucks and police cars will escort the parade starting at the high school with a row of floats and cars ready to throw candy to kids and kids at heart that will line the boulevard.

The following is a schedule of events for all your festivities for this year’s Homecoming so you will not miss a single moment.

Come out and support your Wynnewood Savages as they will proudly represent the many areas of sports, arts and scholastics that our fine school offers.

Schedule Of Events• Homecoming Pep Assembly – 1:00 p.m.• Homecoming Parade at approximately 1:25 p.m.• Homecoming Ceremony at Savage Stadium starts at

6:30 p.m.Royalty:Homecoming Queen Candidates• Maisie Anderson escorted by Baron Odom• Brooklyn Dixon escorted by Colten Keith• Sarah O’Kelly escorted by Keegan Moore

AttendantsJunior: Jayden Smith escorted by Jaimey WilliamsSophomore: Livi Bishop escorted by Tim WintersFreshman: Emma Anderson escorted by Cody WeeksFlower GirlKiera Phillips Crown Bearer Tariq WilliamsAnnouncers: Jaqueline Tucker and Aubree LevyOrganizational Queens And Kings/Escorts:Academic Team: Siera Kirtley and Dylan CopeArt Club:Jay’Cee Lawhon and Austin WilliamsBand: Hope Meek and Wyatt TaborChoir:Mileha Wrenn and Ethan MeekFFA:Taylor Norton and Josh LinthicumMu Alpha Theta:Emily Bazor and Karsten MathisNational Honor Society:Shelbi LaMascus and Silas StephensStudent Council:Samantha Sweat and Brody OdomFor more information about the parade or any of the

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The country club was the scene of one of the most brilliant entertainments ever staged in Wynnewood last Friday night when the Rotarians entertained complimentary to the School Faculty and the Rotary Anns. The invitations to the teachers were most unique and accepted in a body. Mrs. J. A. Lawrence and Mrs. Arthur Mitchell, decorating committee, had scoured the countryside and secured great quantities of the goldenglow or sunflower and thistle blossoms which they used most effectively in decorating the beautiful large community room of the country club. These gave the Rotary note of color, blue and gold and were massed in large baskets and placed on the piano mantel and about the room on pedestals and also formed two large Rotary wheels on the walls.______________________________________

1936W.H.S. News - The chapel program

was given by the seniors. Joe Shearon, as master of ceremonies. Chapel opened by the entire student body singing America. The scripture was read by Clemmie Miller. Following this Miss Pearl Bradfield led in prayer.

Everybody enjoyed a song, “I Can’t Escape From You” by LaVera Robberson. For an encore, she sang, “When I’m With You,” Mr. Wright introduced the officers from each class. Then Marilouise Johnson sang, ‘When Did You Leave Heaven?’ and for encore, “Did I Remember?”______________________________________

1946 The high school girls quartet,

consisting of Wanda Wilson, Tommie Sue Wilson, June Welch and Irene Johnson have arrived at the place in their development where they practice upon the stage. Their tones harmonize

and their music is sweet. Pick out an easy chair folks, and settle down to an hour’s entertainment. “There’s music in them thar voices.” Miss June Brower is in charge of their instruction.______________________________________

1956 The Wynnewood Music Club met

Monday evening in the home of Mrs. M. E. Robberson, Jr., for their first meeting of the fall season, with a covered dish dinner. Co - hostesses were Mrs. M. E. Robberson and Mrs. J. W. Tyree.

Mrs. C. M. Rosser, past president, introduced the incoming president, Mrs. Cullen Cofer, who congratulated the year book and program committees on their excellent work.

Twenty-six of the Club’s 28 members were present for the meeting. The Music Club meets the second and fourth Monday night in each month. ______________________________________

1966The Wynnewood Chamber of

Commerce will play host to Kerr-McGee dignitaries at a banquet slated for October 26th.. Many other dignitaries have been invited as guests of the Chamber of Commerce for this banquet.

Due to limited space for the banquet, there will be a few tickets for sale to the Chamber of Commerce membership, will then be for sale to the general public. If you are interested in attending this banquet, it is suggested that you contact the Chamber of Commerce office, as these tickets will be sold on a first come first serve basis.______________________________________

1976 No book in archives.

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1986Mrs. Maxine Phillips, a distributor for

Mary Kay cosmetics, came to give make-overs to Odessa Jaggers, Lula Brewer, Eva Sue Dobbins, Ethel Ellenbaum,

Delia Stubblefield and Elaine Casteel. Mrs. Phillips is going to try and come to the home once a month to give facials or other make-over services to our female residents who have birthdays that month. The women really enjoyed the session and others are looking forward to their chance.______________________________________

1996Wynnewood’s EMS ambulance team,

under director Terry Noel, has recently expanded in much-needed personnel. Before the new volunteers joined Wynnewood’s team, the local service had to rely heavily on Pauls Valley’s unit for calls that Wynnewood EMS could not cover due to a shortage of manpower. “The addition of Steve Cash to our run schedule a few months ago really pulled us out,” Noel said, “especially where an EMT was needed on the weekends.”______________________________________

2006Helen Impson of Wynnewood was

among the former piano students of Mrs. W. A. Lemon who attended a ceremony in her honor in the Fine Arts Recital Building at Southeastern State University in Durant. The event formally established the Mrs. W. A. Lemon Endowed Scholarship at Southeastern.

Mrs. Impson studied with Mrs. Lemon from elementary school through high school. She completed her study with a solo recital of selections required by Mrs. Lemon.

Also - Coach Lee Ann Musgrove’s cross country runners competed at Davis on September 19, and her high school girls team came in second behind Dickson to win runnerup.

From a field of 51 girls, Cierra Patchell placed 2nd; Eva Carden 14th; Jessica Muniz 15th; Brittany Cottrell 25th; Brittany Blevins 33rd; Holly Cole 37th; Ashley Joseph 41st; and Tomaro Heath 49th.______________________________________

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Marcus Knowles scores for the Wynnewood Savages. [Photo by Don Coffey]

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CAXCAGazette Classifieds Work! 405-665-4333

FOR SALE GOOD GRASS HAY 4X5 round bales $35. 405. 331.0234.TWO FEMA CAMPER TRAILERS, one Tahoe camper trailer, Honda 4 wheeler, computers, weed eaters, chain saw, pick nick tables, miscellaneous tools, swing, riding mower, all for $5,000.00 OBO Call 405.665.1003

FOR RENTNEWLY UPDATED brick house with 3/4 bedroom, 3 bath on 5 acres, horse barn, pipe fence and pond. $500 deposit and $1250 month please call 214.356.5545. SECLUDED UPSTAIRS COUNTRY apartment behind El Dorado ranch. Two bedrooms, two baths 980 square feet with a furnished kitchen, $700 monthly plus deposit. Call for application 580.271.0358VACATION RENTAL fully furnished cabin 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, CH&A. All bills paid. No Pets. Owner/Broker. 580. 993. 0403. FURNISHED - 1 bedroom house with cellar and carport. No pets. $500 month/$250 deposit. For information call 580.247.5533

MANUFACTURED HOMES

R U KIDDING?? Brand new 3 bed 2 bath ONLY $26,950!! Includes Statewide Delivery! Only at Clayton El Reno! 405.262.3900.FALL CLEARANCE SALE! Lenders offering Zero down with land and less than perfect credit programs, Limited time free delivery and set on select homes. 2,000 dollar furniture package with purchase. WAC. 405. 631.7600 or 405.602.4526.

GOLD, SILVER AND COINS

D&D COLLECTIBLES Buying and selling Gold and Silver coins, antiques and old sports cards since 1992. 206 E. Main, Davis. 580. 369.2398. License #PM007619.

SERVICES OFFEREDLEWIS LAWN CARE - mowing, trimming small trees, and shrubs. 405.331.0946 or 405.268.1088.HOMECOMING MUMS by Carol. Premade - many sizes and styles. Call 405.207.1135.

HELP WANTEDWYNNEWOOD MEDICAL

CLINICS is looking for a Medical Billing Clerk please bring resume to the Office Manager Dyann Pingleton between 9 - 5 pm. Monday - Thursday at 116 E. Robert S. Kerr in Wynnewood or you may email your resumes to wwmedicalclinics@yahoo.com. THE GREATER WYNNEWOOD EXOTIC ANIMAL PARK has positions open for cashier. Apply in person at 1-35 and 17a.WYNNEWOOD CARE CENTER is taking applications for an RN director of nursing, Weekend RN, Dietary aid, CNA 2-10 and 10-6 shifts. Apply in person at 810 East California. Ask for Dianna.

GARAGE SALEBOY CLOTHES SIZE 3 - 12 MO., adult clothing, scrub tops, books, gardening items, misc. 1331 Alvera Lane. Fri. Sept. 30, 8 - 11:30, Sat. & Sun., Oct. 1 - 2, 8 - 11:30 amORDER OF EASTERN STAR FAITH CHAPTER #55. Gigantic Multi-Family Garage Sale at 705 E. Hooper. Furniture, household items, clothing, misc. Friday 9/30 & Saturday 10/1. 7 am - 12 pm.

YARD SALEFRIDAY THE 30, SATURDAY THE 1, AND SUNDAY THE 2, Sherman Park in alley behind 509 N Clark.

BID REQUESTTHE CHICKASAW NATION AGING DIVISION IS ACCEPTING BIDS FOR FIREWOOD SERVICES. The following “Scope of Work” outlines the requirements that will be used in providing firewood services. The “contractor” shall provide firewood services to the Chickasaw Nation (CN) within the CN boundaries. Firewood services shall include oak firewood, stacked in ricks, to be picked up and distributed by CN staff. Each rick shall be fresh cut green firewood, unless otherwise specified. “Contractor” shall provide their own equipment, equipment maintenance, and fuel to complete the contract. Please contact Chad Castleberry at (580) 795-9790 with any questions. All sealed proposals will be received until 3:00 p.m. on October 3, 2016 by the CN Aging Division at 212 West Lille Blvd., Madill, OK 73446. Proposals submitted after the deadline may not be considered. Please mark “Firewood Service Bid, Attention: Chad Castleberry" on the outside of sealed bid. The Chickasaw Nation reserves the right to accept or reject any and all quotations either totally or in part. (Chickasaw Preference).

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The Greater Wynnewood E x o t i c Animal Park have the following positions open for full time cashier, full time animal carer, and weekend cook. Apply in person at I-35 and 17a.

503 East Main H Davis, OK580-369-3500

PEBBLES REAL ESTATEwww.pebblesrealestateranch.com

5659 Tootsie Cowen, Wynnewood School, 40 Acres, 3 bed-2 bath, 1860 sq ft, 4 ponds $679,000.

32837 E. CR 120 ACRES 3 bed-1 bath, includes Second Home, 2 bed-1 bath, Hay barn, Equipment shed, 4 ponds $569,000

5129 Pat Dr. 2 ACRES, 3 bed-could be 4 or office, Extra Large Living Room, fireplace, garage, Nice area $124,900

REDUCED! 22906 NCR 3350 - 29 ACRES, 3 bed-2 bath, pond, sandy creek bottom cross fenced livestock barn/stalls/elec. $255,000

REDUCED! 202 N. Robberson St. - Large family home, 4 bedrooms, Large Living Room & Kitchen, Basement, 2 bath, fenced

yard $76,000

3382 CR 1600 - 5 ACRES, Lots of Trees, Great place to build, Utilities on property, Stratford School, $28,500

www.cedarridgerealestate.com

Cedar Ridge Real EstateOffice:

580-622-3233CUSTOM BUILT EXECUTIVE HOME ON 120 ACRES: Home has 4 Bdrms, 3.5 Baths, Kitchen with Granite Counter Tops, Game Room, 4 Car Garage. Close to I-35, Wynnewood, OK.

237 ACRES With 5 Ponds, lots of Wildlife, Stratford, OK $595,000

119 ACRES With 2 Ponds, lots of Wildlife, Sulphur, OK $264,000

502 West Grant St. • Pauls Valley 238-7393

Additional listings on our Website: www.humphreyrealty.com

BEVERLY SLOAN 405-665-2338• REDUCED! 529 Eastgate: Nice remodeled 3 bd, 1 ba. CH/A. Move in & loan ready. #8570• 403 S. Howell: 3 bd, 2 ba doublewide w/garage. Huge corner lot $60K #8515• 207 N. Taylor: Large 3 bd, 1 ba. CH/A. Detached garage. Corner lot. #8575• 16.58 Acres mol w/House: 3 bd, 2 ba, brick. Large shop, fenced, nice pond #4300• 20 Acres: Washita bottom land S. of Pauls Valley #5030• 1334 Alvera: Beautiful 3 bd, 2 ba brick home. New construction. #8500

MATILDE GEIGER 405-268-2781• 1106 E. Chickasaw: Beautiful brick house with double lot. 4 bd, 1.5 ba, 3

cg. Storage. Asking $159,000 #8595

REBA JO WARD 405-444-0458• 707 S. Moody: Brick 3 bd, 2 ba, 2 car gar, $115,900 #8550• 1303 Kean: Brick 3 bd, 2 ba, oversized lot, $129,900 #8560• 1319 Alvera Lane: Brick, 3 bd, 2 ba, loft, 2 car gar. $235K - #8585• 22174 N. CR 3350: 1.59 acres, 3 bd, 2 ba, great setting, $147K #4405

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2.35 acres - One mile west of Poolville Road on Delta Road - $10,000.0033862 N. County Road 3710-Hennepin - 3 bdrm; 1 1/2 bath; completely redone; very nice; “move-in” ready - $59,500.00

50408 E. County Road 1630 - 87 acre farm(Stratford SD) with 2211 sq.ft. home; 4 ponds; rural water and well water. 3(could be 4) bdrm/2 baths; beautiful farm-$375,000.00

31397 E. County Rd 1730 - Davis school district, 2000 sq ft. home 3 bdrm, 2.5 bath; sunroom on 10 acres moc $189,500.0032999 N. County Rd - 5 acres - shop building Fixxer-upper home- Ratliff City- $39,000.00

33357 N. County Road 3710-Hennepin - 35.60 acres with 2bdrm/lbath home; Shed; Stable; Tack building; Work Shop; Barn; Corrals; Riding arena. Beautiful acreage and Farm-$310,000.00

JUST LISTED - Gorgeous 55 ACRES: Beautiful entry with winding road that winds by a beautiful stocked pond to a hill perfect for your home...nice and secluded from the road...and it overlooks bottom land that is planted with clover and oats. Land joins flood control lake giving you more fishing possibilities. $176,000...seller will look at offers.

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209 S. Dean A. McGee, Wynnewood, OK 73098

80 Acres-Excellent hunting-Mostly timber-Red Gate Ranch Road-Southeast of Wynnewood

120 Acres-Timber land with clearings-Approx. 80 ac timber and 40 ac clearings-2 ponds-Excellent deer hunting- Iona Road-Southeast of Wynnewood

69 Acre Horse Facility-South of Wynnewood - Home - Horse Barn - Indoor Arena - Cutting Arena - Loafing Sheds - Sheds - 8 Ac. lake

40 AC-Between Wynnewood and Pauls Valley-On CR3250-Timber & Open Rolling Hills-Blacktop Road-Rural Water Available-Pond-$130,000.00

83 AC-Stallion Station-Brick Home-Show Barn-Mare Barn-Stud Barn-Over 100 Paddocks-Highly Improved-Off I-35 Wynnewood Exit

250 AC-W. of Wynnewood-Excellent grassland-Plains Blue Stem-Bermuda-Abundant water

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32yearsexperience

Janna405.238.4540

Jessica405.831.2293

Katie405.207.7540

Paula580.618.0384

Kristy405.331.0112

508 S. Hammack

GOOD PRICE! 2 Lots, 3 bdrms, 1 bath, cent. H&A, Make Offer! $28,900 #874 Katie-405-207-4840

101 N. Robberson

REDUCED!ALOT of Real Estate for the Money! 2 story with 3 bdrms., 2

baths., 2 living areas, hardwood floors, 2 fireplaces, carport, fenced corner lot,

Walk to Town or Schools! $48,400 #864

20 AC Horse Ranch

Located SW of WW-Has Incredible 2688 sq.ft. home-Must See Kitchen, Dining & Living Rm! 3 bdrms,3.5 baths, den or gamerm, oversized garage w/shop & loft, 72.40' barn w/6 stalls, tack rm, equip/hay barn, shed, extra hook up for RV, beautiful pond. Asking $399,000 #495

NEW LISTING!

1202 E. Schmid-COUNTRY DELIGHT! 3 bdrms. 1.75 baths, ample

strg., remodeled throughtout,screened in porch, corner lot, lrg. shade

trees PLUS 36x30' shop, carport. $109,900 #880 Katie-405-207-7540

The Housing Authority of the City of Wynnewoodis accepting housing applications for

SHERMAN PARK/WYNNEWOOD ARMS APARTMENTSAsk about our lowered move-in costs!!

1, 2, & 3 Bedroom units – Call today for more information!!

Amenities include: Central Heat/Air – Refrigerator & RangeCarpet/Tile – Water/Trash/Sewer Paid – Lawn Care provided

– 24 Hour On-site Personnel

806 E. Colbert - Wynnewood, OKTelephone: (405) 665-2223 • TDD: 1-800-722-0353

This institution is an equal opportunity provider and employer.

UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT . . .HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF WYNNEWOOD

accepting housing applications for

SHERMAN PARK / WYNNEWOOD ARMS APARTMENTS Ask About our Lowered Move-In Costs!!

1-, 2-, & 3-bedroom units—Call today for more information!!

Amenities include: Central Heat/Air—Refrigerator & Range—Carpet/Tile Water/Trash/Sewer paid—Laundromat—Lawn Care provided

Small pets allowed—24 Hr. On-site Personnel

806 E. Colbert - Wynnewood, OK Telephone: 405-665-2223 - TDD: 1-800-722-0353

This institution is a equal opportunity provider and employer.

UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT . . .HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF WYNNEWOOD

accepting housing applications for

SHERMAN PARK / WYNNEWOOD ARMS APARTMENTS Ask About our Lowered Move-In Costs!!

1-, 2-, & 3-bedroom units—Call today for more information!!

Amenities include: Central Heat/Air—Refrigerator & Range—Carpet/Tile Water/Trash/Sewer paid—Laundromat—Lawn Care provided

Small pets allowed—24 Hr. On-site Personnel

806 E. Colbert - Wynnewood, OK Telephone: 405-665-2223 - TDD: 1-800-722-0353

This institution is a equal opportunity provider and employer.

UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT . . .HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF WYNNEWOOD

accepting housing applications for

SHERMAN PARK / WYNNEWOOD ARMS APARTMENTS Ask About our Lowered Move-In Costs!!

1-, 2-, & 3-bedroom units—Call today for more information!!

Amenities include: Central Heat/Air—Refrigerator & Range—Carpet/Tile Water/Trash/Sewer paid—Laundromat—Lawn Care provided

Small pets allowed—24 Hr. On-site Personnel

806 E. Colbert - Wynnewood, OK Telephone: 405-665-2223 - TDD: 1-800-722-0353

This institution is a equal opportunity provider and employer.

7Thursday, September 29, 2016

LOST DOG

$1,200 REWARDEddieEddie

Black and white Jack Russell mix wearing black collar with tags. Last seen on Sep-

tember 21, 2016 three miles East of Wyn-newood around County Line Rd also on

CR 1620 about three miles.

If found, please call:580.622.5006 | 580.465.2093 580.618.4646 | 580.618.4568

at any time!

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Davis, OK73030

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Wynnewood Well Represented At State Fair

Joseph and Jonah (right) represented the WW FFA and 4H in the Mini Hereford division at the Oklahoma State Fair on Sept. 22nd and 23. Joseph earned a 1st, a 2nd and a 5th while Jonah received a 2nd and a 3rd place with their cows.

Dylan Cope (above) also had a strong showing and garnered two 2nd place ribbons, a 4th place, a 5th place and a 6th place ribbon during the State Fair Competition. Great job to all our FFA and 4H kids and parents.

Toni Satterfield and Dyann Pingleton are all smiles as they accept the game ball and plaques for the Wynnewood Urgent Care Center who was the Sponsor of the Game from

Quarterback Club Vice-President Jamie Williamson. [Gazette photo]

Wynnewood Softball District Champs are recognized at the game Friday night. [Photo by Don Coffey]

Wynnewood firefighter Marques Thomas walks back out-side after Wynnewood fire crews fought a house fire at 607

E. Allen Street. [Gazette Photo]

The Proud Sound of Wynnewood marching band won 2nd place in parade competition, outstanding drumline in

field competition, and 2nd place in full band field competition in Pauls Valley last Saturday. [Gazette Photo]

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