THE CANTON TIMESVol. 94, No. 52, Thursday, December 26, 2013

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As Citizens of Canton, it is our vision to step boldly into the next century by working together to move our community forward

One hundred twenty-eight South-western Oklahoma State University students on the Weatherford campus have been named to the 2014 edi-tion of Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Col-leges.

The Who’s Who award is one of the biggest academic honors on campus, because the students are se-lected from among some 900 seniors at SWOSU.

Campus nominating committees and editors of the annual directory

select the students based on academ-ic achievements, service to the com-munity, leadership in extracurricular activities and potential for continued success.

The SWOSU students will be honored at a reception on Sunday, Feb. 23, at 2 p.m. in the SWOSU Fine Arts Center on the Weatherford campus.

Students selected from SWOSU include:

CANTON—Justin Schoonmaker; Will Robinson

Local students honored with SWOSU Who’s Who AwardCommunity Bulletin Board

Holiday Early Closing HoursCSB will close at 1 p.m. on Tues., Dec. 31.Chamber of Commerce MeetingThe Chamber of Commerce will meet Mon., Dec. 30, at noon at El Charro.Longdale Country Op’ra Holiday PartyThe Longdale Country Op’ra holiday party will be Sun., Dec. 29, at 7 p.m. at the Longdale Community Gym.Canton AA/NA Recovery MeetingsAA/NA Recovery meetings are held at 7 pm on Thurs at the Commu-nity of Christ Church, 601 N. Broadway.

JanuaryDeborah Acord was appointed to the Canton Town Board. Gayle Tautfest

resigned and was re-appointed to the Town Board. A public meeting was held at the Canton Community Center to discuss the water release issues. Representatives from the Corps of Engineers, Ok Water Resources Board, United States Geological Survey, Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conser-vation, Cheyenne & Arapaho Tribes, and elected officials (Rep. Mike Sand-ers and Sen. Blackwell, agents from Imhoff and Lucas’s offices) met with local residents to discuss the proposed release of water from Canton Lake. A wreck at the Pine Street/US 51 intersection sent Cheryl & Kendall Hickman of Seiling to Oklahoma City hospitals. Brandon Myers and two members of his family were treated and released at Okeene Hospital. Canton Schools received a “Merit” Certified Healthy School Award. City workers removed trees on Washington in preparation of re-doing the sidewalk on the east side. Approximately 250 people attended a meeting at the Canton Community Center concerning the release of Canton Lake water to Oklahoma City. The Town Board approved changes to rates for building permits and water/sewer taps. Canton Lake Association members met with the Oklahoma City Wa-ter Utilities Trust to voice concerns about withdrawal of water from Canton Lake. 2013 Canton Tiger Basketball Homecoming King & Queen were Clay Smith and Kacey Rogers. Longdale Op’ra closed until Feb. 10 because of so many being sick with the flu. Ribbon Cutting and Dedication was held for the new C&A Head Start building. The Canton Lake Association met with Corps of Engineers members in Tulsa to voice concerns about the release of water from Canton Lake. Officials said they would talk to OKC about utilizing water in Lake Hefner before drawing from Canton Lake. The Town Treasurer and two Trustee positions are up for re-election. Filing period will be Feb 4-6.

Funeral services were held for Darlene Seifried, Charles Warren “Chuck” Carney, Byrel Wayne England, Sally Blood, Samuel Jay Wilkinson, Jane Livingston, William Jackson “Bill” Tate, Robert W. M. White.

FebruaryRelease of water to OKC began on January 30. State Sen. Marlett and

State Rep. Sanders voiced strong disapproval with OKC for the way they handled the water release. It was decided to hold the Walleye Rodeo no mat-ter what the condition of the lake. Other types of activities are being con-sidered to help make the event successful. Kim Doak began her practice teaching at Arapaho. The Longdale Op’ra re-opened. Lions Club 5th-6th Tournament was held Feb 11-12. Rep. Sanders and ODOT members met with Oakwood citizens to discuss the widening of US 270 in the area. Eight CHS Seniors and their families were recognized at Senior Night. Ribbon cutting was held for the new Pioneer Telephone office. Jean Howard was the only person filing for Canton Treasurer, and Brandon Martin was the only one filing for Town Trustee. In Longdale, Elizabeth Moulton filed for Town Treasurer, and Lois McGuire filed for Town Clerk. Mike Hicks filed for the two year Trustee seat. Michael Colvard, Martha Berry, and James McGuire filed for the two four year seats. The School Board renewed the Principals Contracts for the next year. Highway 58A across Canton Dam closed on Feb. 27th for repairs that will take up to seven months to complete. Chester resi-dent Kathryn Unwin was killed in an accident west of Fairview. The gates at the lake were closed on Feb. 22, stopping the release of water to OKC. A State of Emergency was declared in 56 Oklahoma counties because of a winter storm and excessive snow. Included were Blaine, Dewey, and Major counties.

Funeral services were held for Frankie Jo Ivins, Elza Eugene Coffey, Clarence Meat Sr, Naomi Adams, Daisy Louise Strohm, Minoma RedHat Koshiway, and Patricia Vera Grabow Laubach Bowers.

MarchThe Wildlife Department announced it would be monitoring Canton Lake

in wake of the water release to Oklahoma City. The Walleye Rodeo Associa-tion held meetings and announced that many new events were being con-sidered for the Rodeo this year. Chelsey Hunt and Garrett Lance announced their engagement. The Canton Police Department announced they have brought the DARE program back to Canton Schools. Thanks to donations, the Canton Lake Association worked with the Corps of Engineers to extend the boat ramp at the Canadian Day use area so that boats would be able to get into the water. They also announced a public meeting to discuss future solutions to help preserve Canton Lake. Chris Vowell was elected Mayor and Brandon Martin Vice Mayor at the Town Board meeting. Kelsi Bond Musick was named GAC Coach of the Year. Her SWOSU Lady Dawgs played in their first NCAA Division II tournament. The Board of Education accepted

the resignations of Edward Jinkens, Ruth White, and Jessica Digiorgio.Funeral services were held for Marlin D WhiteEagle, Sr, Robert Lee Ab-

shire, Luther Allen Wall, Owen Hofacket, and Edna (Letha) Seifried Mason-hall.

AprilA large group of people turned out for the Canton Lake Association meet-

ing to voice concerns about release of water from Canton Lake. The Town Board held a special meeting to purchase new police cars and terminate Tim Allison. Susan Proffitt was killed in an accident near Oakwood. A lawsuit was filed in the Don Doyel death. Martha Berry was elected Mayor in Long-dale. Hunter Hood was named a finalist in the Ag in My Classroom Poster Contest. A barn belonging to Mamie Masonhall was listed on the Oklahoma and National Registers of Historical Buildings. Rates for trash dumpsters were raised. Raising water and sewer rates was proposed. Roger Gakel was hired part-time for the Public Works Department. Larry Thompson resigned from the Police Department. Dora Fuqua and her History Day students were honored by the Oklahoma Historical Society for their projects. Kingfisher firefighters donated a brush pumper to the Oakwood Fire Department. Dar-ren and April Scott were honored as 2013 Blaine Co. Farm/Ranch Family of the Year. Ryler James Jones was born March 25.

Funeral services were held for Vickie Lynn (Curtis) Hoskins, Susan Re-nee Proffitt, Bruce Smith, and Eldon Fallis.

MayCanton graduation was held on May 3. Valedictorians were Kacy Rog-

ers and Taylor Bromlow. Salutatorian was Leah Shifflett. The Chamber of Commerce honored the following people at their annual banquet. Citizen of the Year- Mark Fuqua, Business of the Year -This & That, Organization of the Year- The Canton Lake Association, and Farmer of the Year- Frank Mur-ray. Roy Ferguson was injured in a one vehicle accident. Julie Boucher was named Lions Club Citizen of the Year. Lions Club scholarships were given to Chad Miller and Paige Sutton. The 46th Annual Canton Walleye Rodeo was held May 16-19. Suzie Waldrep was the winner of the Pioneer Telephone Weather Ready Basket. The School Board accepted the resignations of Rob Davis and Cassandra Vaughan. The road across Canton Lake dam was closed for repairs. It was expected to be closed until at least September. A one mile and a 5K race were planned for Walleye Rodeo activities. The 2013 Long-dale School Reunion was May 26th. No action was taken by the Town Board during their regular meeting about hiring police officers or raising the water/sewer rates. Despite a low turn out due to the low water level, the Walleye Rodeo was a success. The winning Walleye (5.73 lbs.) was caught by Rick Jackson, Ringwood. Most total poundage was 69.31 lbs. caught by Larry Hromas, Waukomis. Craig Smith was hired as a Canton Policeman. Kenneth and June Paulsen were involved in a car accident. Chad Miller represented Canton in the K101 Classic Bowl.

Funeral services were held for Mayola Fay (Reichert) Phillips, and David Merrill Blood.

JuneMr. & Mrs. Frank Ake celebrated their 70th wedding anniversary. An

accident involving four cars happened on Main Street. Mr. & Mrs. Herb Hoskins celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. Mark Kopf brought in the first load of wheat on June 11. George Garman brought in the first load of Canola. Lacy Strunk and Mandy Jones resigned from Canton Schools. The Town Board voted to increase water rates beginning July 1. A routine traffic stop resulted in a possible drug seizure. Lorrie Brickman and Hank Moore were married June 3.

Funeral services were held for James L. “Jim” Westfahl, Jr., and Alvena Q. Reichert.

JulyEffective July 1, Paul and Maria Laubach purchased The Canton Times,

The Okeene Record, and The Dewey County Record from Mack and Connie Miller. Samantha Carter and Brian Alonzo announced their engagement. Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Lee celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. The Southard School Reunion was July 6. The Canton Rodeo was held July 11-12. Dillon Chaloupek was a member of the Oklahoma team that competed in com-pound archery at the 4-H Shooting Sports Nationals. They took 1st place in the competition. A new fish habitat was installed at Canton Lake. The School Board accepted the resignations of Tina Rogers and Joshua Laney. They then hired Raelynn Gruver and Donna Slater as Elementary Teachers and Greg Hayes as HS Boys Basketball coach. Imogene Phillips celebrated her 90th birthday.

Funeral services were held for Clyde Chaloupek and Glen Eldon Davis.

AugustSchool began on August 12. Mr. & Mrs. Charles Kreger celebrated their

50th wedding anniversary. Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Paulsen celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary. Rainfall helped the level at Canton Lake some. The ex-tension that was added to the boat ramp at Canadian Area was finally under-water. A wet July brought some relief to the drouth. An additional boat ramp was built at Canadian Area. Flatiron Hair & Fitness opened. Daniel Scott and Angela Farris were hired as teachers at Canton Schools. Norm Morgan is the new minister at Canton Church of Christ. Cortney Ruiz was killed in an accident SE of Canton. Fred Alexander won the Customer Appreciation drawing at Pioneer Telephone. Mr. & Mrs. Keith Long celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. The third & fifth grade classes at Canton Elementary planted a garden.

Funeral services were held for Charlene Sutton Lime, McKenzie Rae Blackwolf, Earl “Duane” Wymer, Donald Vernon Hatch, “Shorty” Charley Allen Paul Maze, Madalyn Irene Irving, and Courtney J. Michelle Tidball Ruiz.

SeptemberAndrea Hutchison was named Agricultural Woman of the Year. Sophia

Jane Parker was born Aug. 5. The Barefoot Pow Wow was held for the first time since 2002. Concerned citizens attended the Town Board meeting to ask questions about the possibility of switching the clinic offices with the town offices. The DARE program returned to Canton Schools. Mr. & Mrs. James Scott celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary along with their daughter and her husband, Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Littleman, who celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary. Canton Farm Supply celebrated 40 years of business. Carly Williams joined Head to Toe as a stylist. New Elementary teachers included Shannon Loudenslager, Angela Farris, Raelynn Gruver, Mica An-drews, and Donna Slater. Mr. & Mrs. Fred Alexander celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary. Elsie Edwards celebrated her 90th birthday. Funeral services were held for Christa Dawn Combs, June Russell, Bobby Joe Lind-sey, and Frank E. Ake,

OctoberAmateur Night was planned at the Grand Theatre. The Government shut-

down caused campgrounds at Canton Lake to be closed. National Public Lands Day was a success, with many new trees and shrubs planted by volun-teers. The Elementary students picked produce from their garden. Rob Davis and daughter, Paige, were involved in an accident when a horse jumped onto their vehicle. Only minor injuries occurred. Chelsey Hunt and Garrett Lance were married June 1. Body Bond graduated from OBA Consumer Lend-ing School. Ten people, including Gregory Ryan, Nelson Calicoat, Carol Gilchrist, Robert Hoffman, and Jean Howard of Canton, received $71,000 each as their share of the one million dollar winning lottery jackpot. Lance Sessions was crowned King, and Shania Schoonmaker Queen, at the 2013 Canton Tiger Football Homecoming. Christmas at the Trail was set for Nov. 16. Sam Sackett released a fifth novel. Shelters and paved driveways were going in at the Canadian area.

Funeral services were held for Freddie Lee McCurdy, Robert “Bobby” L. Hicks, Jr., Terry Lynn Hysell, Charles Gregg, Darell Grace Spies, Mary Lavina Gundlach, Lonny F. “Pete” Bonny, and Alondra Leigh Sankey.

NovemberSherrie Haub was named Canton Teacher of the Year. The Pioneer Food

Drive donated 123 food items to the Canton Lions Club for food baskets. The road across the dam finally opened to one-way traffic around Nov. 8. Several local business owners told how the water release from Canton Lake had af-fected their businesses. Mr. & Mrs. Lester Ritz celebrated their 60th anniver-sary. The first annual Christmas in the Park was a big success. Danea Abney was hired at Canton Schools as a para professional. Gayle Tautfest resigned from the Town Board. The 5th-6th grade Canton Tigers took 2nd place at the Thomas Tournament. Turkey Drawing winners included: Debi Hursh, Twila Alexander, Donna Willis, Brenda Gordon, Sarah Hoffman, Donna Kreger, Vernon Garrison, Jolynn Simon, Newakis Smoker, Larry Geiger, Tyron Lit-tle Coyote, and Alice Parker.

Funeral services were held for Shirley Jean Hutton, Millage E. “John” Baker, Laverna Mary Smith, Michelle Cora “Shelby” RedHat, and Carrie Lee Howling Buffalo.

What happened in Canton during 2013

No more water- The release of water to Oklahoma City starting Jan. 30, combined with the drought conditions, meant that the water levels in Canton Lake were very low. This caused a big economic impact on area.

Compounding the problems at the lake, the road across the dam was closed on Feb. 27. It was supposed to take around seven months to finish, but it was not re-opened until early Nov.

The third and fifth grade classes at Canton Elementary planted a garden this year. They worked hard taking care of the garden, and were rewarded with some very tasty vegetables.

DecemberHouston Edsel, Inc. celebrated 100 years of business. The Longdale

Christmas program was held Dec. 13. Beth Seifried was the only person fil-ing for the position on the School Board. The Canton Christian Church held their Cantata Dec. 14 at the Grand Theatre, and Dec. 15 at the church. Will Robinson competed on the SWOSU White team in the Mind Games semi-finals. The School Board called for elections on Feb. 11, 2014 to approve two bond issues. One for $2,875,000 for building improvements, and one for $225,000 for transportation equipment. The Boy Scouts helped collect food to the Lions Club food drive. Longdale locals prepared 360 Operation Christmas Child shoeboxes.

Funeral services were held for Larry Lee Duncan, Edward RedHat

Pioneer Cellular informs wireless customers they must now use ten-digit phone numbers for placing all calls, sending texts and picture mes-sages, made from their cellular de-vice. Customers will need to confirm

all contacts in their cellular device include the area code.

For more information about Pio-neer Cellular, dial 1.800.641.2732 or visit www.wirelesspioneer.com

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Peyton Trayne, 6 year old son of Mike & Raelene Cas-tillo

Luke, 7, and Bella, 4, chil-dren of Matt & Erin Swart-wood

McKayla, 7, and Jayce, 6, children of Ashley Kershner and Colby Howerton

Kinley Rae, 3, and Denni Grace, 1.5, daughters of Scott & Amber Miller

Claire, 7, Wyatt, 4, and Maggie, 2, children of Matt & Kallie Elder

Kasidee, 8 and Karliee, 4, daughters of Leslie & Aman-da Pope

Harper, 5, Keller, 3, Karter, 1 and Ryler, 7 mo., children of Sarah & James Jones, Jr.

Zane Haigler, 4 year old son of Kassie Fount and Grady Haigler

Cooper, 3.5 year old son of Kesha Baker

Cody, 7, Kinlee, 3, and Braxlee, 1, children of Joshua & Shelle Roberson

Emma Marie, 3, and Sophia Jane, 2 mo. old daughters of Jeremy & Sarah Parker

Miley and Madison, 3 year old daughters of Donny & Brada Unruh

Caden Koehn, 10, and Ryan Hysell, 8, sons of Justin & Bridgett Hysell

Marci, 7, Kayli, 3, daughters of Mark & Katrina Kopf

Kenlee, 3, and Knox, 3 mo., children of Kirby & Heather Smith

Madison, 6, and Dallas, 4, children of Dustin & Kendra Freeman

Braxton, 5, and Harleigh, 1 mo., children of Doug & Ashli Murray

Thomas, 17, Tyler, 14, Te-nyr, 5 and Tayden, 21 mo., sons of Mr. & Mrs. Tom Pope

Wheatley and Kenly, 8 mo., daughters of Chris & Sierra Robinson

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BID NOTICEThe Town of Longdale is accepting sealed bids for the following property:

Lots One (1) and Two (2), Block Three (3), Longview, in the town of Longdale.

The Board of Trustees requests no bids less than $3,000.00. All sealed bids must be received no later than noon, Jan. 10, 2014. Bids will be opened at the Town Board Meeting Jan. 13, 2014 at approx. 7:15 p.m. The Long-dale Board of Trustees reserve the right to refuse any and all bids.

Sealed Bids can be sent to: Longdale Town Hall, Attn: Sealed Bid, P.O. Box 249, Longdale, OK 73755.

Canton’s Leaders of TomorrowPage 2, The Canton Times, Thursday, December 26, 2013

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Kylie, 8 year old daughter of Dagoberto & Dolores Carrasco

Payton, 10, Camden, 5, daughters of Shane & Gypsy Lee

Brexton, 16 mo. old son of Chris & Jennifer Jackson

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Hazen, 10 mo. old son of Matt & Dani McGinn

Daylon, 5 year old son of Colin & Nicole McNabb

Kason Wayne Doak, 14 mo. old son of Billy Doak & Amanda Baker

Taylyn, 6, and William, 4, children of Bobby & Katrina Buzzard

Hayden Paige, 3 year old daughter of Rob & Tiffany Estrada

Hannah Rae, 3 year old daughter of Tucker & Lisa Haigler

Emma Grace, 7, and Han-nah Faith, 4, daughters of Shannon & Sarah Hoffman

Trigger, 4, Gunner, 1, sons of Kris & Regan Killman

Braxton R White, 4, and Riley F Garner, 10, children of Justin White and Stevie Garner

Rylee Paige, 5 year old daughter of Robin Smith

Coltin, 7, Caden, 4, and Adli, 11 mo., children of Cody & Nona Smith

Roxy Linder, 12, Lane, 5, Zoe, 3 and Colt Denton, 1, children of Bobby & Clara Denton

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Brody, 6 year old son of Tyler Houk

Mason, 6, and Madison, 9, children of Wayne & Lani Espy

Mason, 9, and Cooper, 7, children of Erica Shields and Eliah Burchett

Taven, 5, Tucker, 3, sons of Coach Greg and Teagan Hayes

Jordan Brown, 10 year old son of Connie & Mike Kill-man and Ray Brown

Falon Hadley McKinley, 1 year old son of Anita Blood and Austen McKinley

Nicholas, 6 year old son of Kristen Sullins and Terence Sullins

Addisyn, 6, and Allie, 4, daughters of Dave & Kate Smith

Hunter, 13, Hayleigh and Hannah, 11, children of Ken-dra Noble

Kade, 2 mo. old son of Brad & Brittany Murray

Landon JoAllen, 6, Hailey Nicole, 3, and Talon William, 10 mo., children of Mr. & Mrs. Buck Vowell

Destiny, 14, Conner, 4, and Taylor, 3, children of Bran-don & Micki Martin

Kylie, 5, Deakyn, 2, children of Cortney Cheney and Austin Prickett

Canton’s Leaders of TomorrowPage 3, The Canton Times, Thursday, December 26, 2013

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PUBLISHER’S NOTICE:All real estate advertised herein is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act, which makes it illegal to advertise “any preference, limitation, or discrimination because of race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status or national origin, or intention to make any such preference, limita-tion or discrimination.”

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Farm Equipment * Vehicles * Trailers * TractorsAUCTION

Monday - December 30, 2013 - 10:00 a.m.AUCTION LOCATION: From the intersection of Hwy 8 & Hwy 60, north side of Fairview, OK, go 2 1/4 miles East on the S side.TRUCKS & PICKUPS: ‘74 Dodge wheat truck, 16’4” Mabar bed, 36” sides, 8” boards, 360 V-8 overhauled, twin action hoist; ‘03 IHC 9200 truck/tractor, C-12 CAT, 10 spd, recent rods & mains, Wet Kit; ‘00 Western Star truck/tractor, C-15 CAT, 6NZ, 10 spd; ’97 Chev. 3500 Cheyenne, Vortex V8, auto, 4x4, duals, Mabar bale bed, cake feeder, 2 tool boxes, brush guard, 175,520 +/- miles; Ford F-350, V-8, 4 spd, bale bed; Ford F-150 Lariat ext cab-salvage; Chevy Silverado 1/2T-salvage; ’85 Toyota Pkup; TRACTORS & COMBINES: ‘90 JD 4555, P.S. 15 spd, 3 pt, PTO, snap-on duals, 7,400 +/- hrs; JD 4430, 3 pt, PTO, 3 remotes, 5,675+/- hrs; ’81 JD 4240, p.s., 3 pt, PTO, 3 remotes, 148 loader, 6,560 +/- hrs; ‘79 JD 4040, QR, 3 pt, PTO, 2 remotes, 148 loader, 5,767 +/- hrs; ¬¬¬‘74 JD 4240, QR, 3 pt, PTO, 2 remotes, 158 loader, new rear tires, 6,500 +/- hrs; ‘79 Ford 3600, cab, new headliner, heat, 40 hp, 3 pt, PTO, loader; ‘76 Gleaner F, diesel, 18’ header, 12’ pkup attach; Gleaner M; TRAILERS: ’03 S&H 2 horse bumper pull trailer - like new; ’06 Tophat 12’ x 6’ fl atbed; Chief 18’ gooseneck stock trailer; 16’ utility trailer; 22’ gooseneck fl atbed; 14’ stock trailer; EQUIPMENT: Rhino 7 ft, 3pt rotary mower-like new; JD 1008 10’ 3pt rotary mower; Carry-All; 3pt angle blade; 3 pt boom; Danuser 3 pt post hole auger; Bale Chariot; Kent 34’ Cultivator; Krause 14’ offset; CIH 5100 single disc 20x8 drill; JD 1560 no-till, 15’, 7.5 spacing; Crustbuster 3300, 32’, 7.5 spacing, double disk openers; Ratzlaff 17 1/2’. mulch plow; Ratzlaff 17 1/2’ ripper; 21’ springtooth; 14 ft. chisel; one-way; 4 bottom plow; Miller Bobcat 225G Plus welder/generator on 12’ service trailer w/fuel tank & 12v pump; Acetylene rig; Coleman Mate compressor; Dewalt chop saw; welding tools and supplies; tools; small seed cleaner - #27; hydraulic bale spike; scrap iron; 4-WHEELER: Yamaha Bear Tracker 4 wheeler, 4WD TERMS: Cash/approved check day of auction. Any announcements made the day of the auction supersede all advertising. Log onto www.wigginsauctioneers.com or contact auction managers, Adam Martens (580) 744-0194 and Jeff Crissup (580) 541-9246 for more info.

SELLERS: Linda Lunn, Cynthia Schoeppel & Local Farmers

Wiggins Auctioneers, LLCOne Grand Center, 201 N. Grand, Ste 600 Enid, OK (580) 233-3066 www.wigginsauctioneers.com

’04 Honda CR-V * Mower * Shop Equip * Appliances * Furniture * Collect-ibles * Health Equip * Wurlitzer Piano & Other Musical Instruments

AUCTIONFriday – January 3, 2014 – 10:00 a.m.

AUCTION LOCATION: 701 South 5th, Okeene, OK’04 Honda CR-V, moon roof, CD, 139,342 miles; Grasshopper 620 ZTR mow-er; 2 wheel trlr; B/D radial arm saw; scroll saws; Ryobi shaper/sander; belt sander; drill press; Dremel tool; sanders; drafting table; shop cabinet; bins; shop & infra-red lights; stools; compressor; grinders; vise; chain hoist; tools; 12V sprayer; edger; garden tools; shop vac; window AC; ladders; yard glider; craft mags., supplies, wood; Samsung 26 c.f. refrig, ice in door, btm freezer; Whirlpool washer & dryer; Samsung 46” LED smart TV; DVD/VHS players; TV console; trash compactor; convection ovens; microwave; small kitchen appli-ances; fl oor & table lamps; vacuums; sewing machines; CD players; HP PC & printer; Thera-sauna 2 person sauna; Relax The Back chair; exer bike; ladies bike; Wurlitzer console piano; Yamaha elect woodwind; Peavey amp/speaker; guitar; 3 – LR suites; dining table, 6 chairs, china; 5 pc. dinette; king BR suite; Lg. & sm. roll top desks; computer desks; desk chairs; fi les; bk case; chests; futon; glider; stereo; dishes; utensils; western art; wall phone/radio; shelves; what-nots; wall mirrors; 8 place Franciscan Desert Rose china w/serving pcs; ss fl atware; “Protector of the Plains” collectors plates; framed “The Legend of Okla” #936/3,000; Indian head & Buffalo nickels - framed; “How & Why” books – c. 1934; Home Interiors items; clown collection Pictures & details @ www.wigginsauctioneers.com. NOTE: Auction inside home & heated. TERMS: Cash or approved ck. Ann. day of auction take precendence.

Seller: Madge Loewen

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Wiggins Auctioneers, LLCOne Grand Center, 201 N. Grand, Ste 600 Enid, OK (580) 233-3066 www.wigginsauctioneers.com

Farm Equipment * Vehicles * Trailers * TractorsAUCTION

Monday - December 30, 2013 - 10:00 a.m.AUCTION LOCATION: From the intersection of Hwy 8 & Hwy 60, north side of Fairview, OK, go 2 1/4 miles East on the S side.TRUCKS & PICKUPS: ‘74 Dodge wheat truck, 16’4” Mabar bed, 36” sides, 8” boards, 360 V-8 overhauled, twin action hoist; ‘03 IHC 9200 truck/tractor, C-12 CAT, 10 spd, recent rods & mains, Wet Kit; ‘00 Western Star truck/tractor, C-15 CAT, 6NZ, 10 spd; ’97 Chev. 3500 Cheyenne, Vortex V8, auto, 4x4, duals, Mabar bale bed, cake feeder, 2 tool boxes, brush guard, 175,520 +/- miles; Ford F-350, V-8, 4 spd, bale bed; Ford F-150 Lariat ext cab-salvage; Chevy Silverado 1/2T-salvage; ’85 Toyota Pkup; TRACTORS & COMBINES: ‘90 JD 4555, P.S. 15 spd, 3 pt, PTO, snap-on duals, 7,400 +/- hrs; JD 4430, 3 pt, PTO, 3 remotes, 5,675+/- hrs; ’81 JD 4240, p.s., 3 pt, PTO, 3 remotes, 148 loader, 6,560 +/- hrs; ‘79 JD 4040, QR, 3 pt, PTO, 2 remotes, 148 loader, 5,767 +/- hrs; ¬¬¬‘74 JD 4240, QR, 3 pt, PTO, 2 remotes, 158 loader, new rear tires, 6,500 +/- hrs; ‘79 Ford 3600, cab, new headliner, heat, 40 hp, 3 pt, PTO, loader; ‘76 Gleaner F, diesel, 18’ header, 12’ pkup attach; Gleaner M; TRAILERS: ’03 S&H 2 horse bumper pull trailer - like new; ’06 Tophat 12’ x 6’ flatbed; Chief 18’ gooseneck stock trailer; 16’ utility trailer; 22’ gooseneck flatbed; 14’ stock trailer; EQUIPMENT: Rhino 7 ft, 3pt rotary mower-like new; JD 1008 10’ 3pt rotary mower; Carry-All; 3pt angle blade; 3 pt boom; Danuser 3 pt post hole auger; Bale Chariot; Kent 34’ Cultivator; Krause 14’ offset; CIH 5100 single disc 20x8 drill; Ratzlaff 17 1/2’. mulch plow; Ratzlaff 17 1/2’ ripper; 21’ springtooth; 14 ft. chisel; one-way; 4 bottom plow; Miller Bobcat 225G Plus welder/generator on 12’ service trailer w/fuel tank & 12v pump; Acetylene rig; Coleman Mate compressor; Dewalt chop saw; welding tools and supplies; tools; small seed cleaner - #27; hydraulic bale spike; scrap iron; TERMS: Cash/approved check day of auction. Any announcements made the day of the auction supersede all advertising. Log onto www.wigginsauctioneers.com or contact auction managers, Adam Martens (580) 744-0194 and Jeff Crissup (580) 541-9246 for more info.SELLERS: Linda Lunn, Cynthia Schoeppel & Local Farmers

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Civil under $10,000Americredit Financial Services

DBA GM Financial vs Vicki M, Bruce D Gooch, indebtedness

CivilCindy Sue Hamilton vs Roger

Kent Spangler, partition suitFelony

Rory Chance Parker, knowingly conceal stolen property

James Keith Barringer, know-ingly conceal stolen property

MisdemeanorRobert John Sleeper, aggravated

DUI (.15 bac or more), TOC liquorDeborah Denise Tomlinson, DUIBobby Aaron Simmons, unlaw

poss of drug parphSergio Chacon Gonzalez, dom

abuse A&BDaniel Matthew Schroeder, PO

violationWarranty

Robert, Sharon Arnold to Wright Living Trust, High School Add Geary, B6 L9-12, E 70’ L9-12

Elston Enterprises LLC, Bryan Elston Mgr to David R, Gena D Li-ebensohn, 21-16-11,SW

Kenneth Ray, Theresa Kaye Mc-Guire to Paul Gene, Yevetta Sue Lord, Medicine Road Village, L8-9 pt

CR Capital Group LLC to Rob-in D, Leigh R Sawyer, Okeene, B3 L17-18

Joseph F, Marilyn Diane Lubinus trustees, Lubinus Joint Rev Trust to Destry D Christensen, Arbes 3rd Add Hydro, B1 L4-5

Johnny E, Kasse Renae Duffy to God Gave Us This Dream LLC, Canton, B23 L5 E 18’

Benjamin J, Shellie Burns to John D Burns, Hulse Add Geary, B1 L3

Non J Rolen to Charles M, Donna M Kreger, Longview Bout B2 LN/2

Phil D, Sabra L Rogers to Glen Ray Rogers, Okeene, B14 L1-6

Quit ClaimDoris J Scott, individually,

trustee, Roberta S Westfahl trustee, Cynthia L Hursh trustee to Roberta S Westfahl, Cynthia L Hursh, 14-19-13, W2 W2 E2 SW (mult)

Roberta S Westfahl, Cynthia L, Timothy Hursh to Scott Family Trust, 14-19-13, W2 W2 E2 SW (mult)

Donnie K, Donna Owens to Charles K, Mary Johnson, Lakeview Add Canton, B2 L6 (mult)

Claudia Barnes, Mary Schenk to Fred, Rosemary Winters, East Side Add Okeene, B4 L1

Oil & GasTo Devon Energy Prod Co:Kenneth M & Alma Jean Kenne-

dy Rev Liv, Kenneth M, Alma Jean Kennedy trustees, 23-15-11, NW

Patti Milburn, 31-15-11, NETo Cont Res Inc:Veja Inc, 20-14-13, S2 SWWendell, Kari Holland, 33-16-13,

SETo Marathon Oil Co:Premium Petroleum LLC, 33-17-

11,E2 SECarolyn Sue White, 33-17-11, S2

SWMelinda Wonderly, 4-17-12, E2

SEAndrea Kay, Ralph Campbell,

Scott, Debra Nanette Rea, 9-17-12, N2 SE

Joleen Gai Enlow, 17-17-12, S2 NE

Release Tax WarrantOTC to The Country Store, Inc

TrafficFail to properly wear seat belt-

Pamela Jo McWherter, Leslie Hicks, Robert Lee Swagger, David Timothy McCormack, Bobby Fast, Cha’Deena Bernice Haley, Ryan Michael Kritten-brink, Aaron Jacob Bullcoming, Dan-iel Glen Tewell, Joshua Irwin Peach, Kimber Dawn Crothers

Operate MV w/o valid DL- Da-vid Timothy McCormack, Daisy Li-sette Gobin, Jaime Jaimes-Serrano, Cha’Deena Bernice Haley, Juan Jose Emilio Romero

Improper passing of station-ary emergency veh- Daisy Lisette Gobin

Fail to comply ins verif- Jaime Jaimes-Serrano, Juan Jose Emilio Romero

Fail to protect child under 6 with restraint- Jaime Jaimes-Ser-rano

Overweight- Thomas Andrew Mewherter (2 ct)

Violation of special permit- Thomas Andrew Mewherter

Operate MV at speed greater than R&P- Juan Jose Emilio Romero

Leaving scene of accident in-volving damage to veh- Juan Jose Emilio Romero

Inattentive driving resulting in collision- Melinda Rena Burton

Left of center in no passing zone- William Wayne Doak

Speeding1-10 mph- Sherry E McPherson,

Seth Charles Bollinger, Robert Lynn Steeds, Nima Pakzad, Karlee Ann Graham

16-20 mph- Austin Wayne ReussEditor’s Note: Proceeding to ad-

mit to bail means that the person has paid their traffic fine before the court clerk’s office receives the tick-et and enters it into the system.

Blaine County Courthouse News

P&R Herefords, Leedey, Okla., has graciously donated the proceeds from the pick of its 2014 heifer calves to the Hereford Youth Foundation of America (HYFA). The pick will sell as Lot 19 in the Mile High Night Sale during the National Western Stock Show in Denver on Jan. 17.

Paul, Maria, Alex and Sophia Laubach, along with Ross Laubach are owners of P&R Herefords. The Craig and Laubach families have

been ranching for 113 years in west-ern Oklahoma and they have made this generous contribution to benefit Hereford youth.

The P&R Herefords herd is an-chored by daughters of CL 1 Domino 5110R, the No. 1 maternal milk sire in the Hereford breed. The P&R cow herd is considered to be one of the most functional, efficient cow herds in the Southwest.

The Mile High Night Sale will

begin at 6 p.m., Jan. 17. Visit Her-efordMarketplace.com to download a catalog and visit PandRHerefords.com to learn more about the P&R herd. For more information about HYFA or about the offering, contact Amy Cowan at acowan@hereford.org or 816-842-3757.

The Hereford Youth Foundation of America is a 501 (c) 3 not-for-profit. Its mission is to support scholarship, education and leadership activities

P&R Herefords donates heifer to benefit Hereford Youth

within the Hereford breed. For more information about the HYFA, con-tact Amy Cowan, HYFA director, at acowan@hereford.org or 816-842-3757 or visit HerefordYouthFounda-tion.org.

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Happy A’s & B’sThe Canton Times would like to

congratulate the following people cel-ebrating birthdays and anniversaries during the week of Dec. 26-Jan. 1.Dec. 26- Kristi Ewing, Sara Lacy, Landon Heath, Mr & Mrs Chris Al-bonetti, Jazlyn MenifeeDec. 27- Mr & Mrs Nelson Dickin-son, Travis Milligan♥, Morgan Wil-liams, Linden Sutton, Kayla White-head, Kourtney Cox, Mark KopfDec. 28- James Blood, Paul How-erton, Mike Taylor, Ora Rooker, Amanda Schoonmaker, Scott West-fahl, Nikole Bierig, Mr & Mrs Brian Hoffman, Marta CoxDec. 29- Melissa Fagan, Aaron McDonald, Chase Canada, Mark Fuqua, Jeremy Parker, Aaron Skin-ner, Maileigh MurphyDec. 30- Michael Anderson, Jack Foster, Mr & Mrs Charles Kliewer, Marty Bierig, Amber Labrue, Mr & Mrs Steven Fountain, Imileigh JonesDec. 31- Connie Sprunger, Mr & Mrs Paul Howerton, Mr & Mrs Steve Driskill, Isabell Campos, Alexus SuttonJan. 1- Tyler Pembrook, Mr & Mrs Chris Mullins, Barry Cash, David Johnson

Dewey County Courthouse News(Felony)

Omitting to Provide for a Minor Child - Heather Anne Bailey alias Heather Cox Hurt

Failure to Register as Sex Of-fender- Michael Joe Troutman

(Misdemeanor)DUS- Brandon Willis Fisher

(Traffic)Failure to Yield from Stop Sign-

Charles Dewayne Bryant IIFailure to Pay all Taxes due to

State- Gregory Mark SpenaSeat Belt Violation- Shannon

Cowan Witcher(Speeding)

11-15 mph- Jeremy Lynn Good-ner

(Marriage License)Brandon William Broeffle to Lyn-

zie Patricia Albright(Civil over $10,000)

Barbara A Thompson vs. Harding & Shelton Inc.- Breach of Contract

Philip C Thompson vs. Harding & Shelton, Inc.- Breach of Contract

(Probate)Estate of Millage Earl Baker; De-

ceased(Oil & Gas Leases)

To Devon Energy Production Company LP; Billie Haub

Ora Mae Wallace; 21 17 14 S2 (Mult)

Delma Mae Mason; 21 17 14 N2 (Mult)

To Valpoint Energy Partners LLC: Ron Shotts Manager; Arkenco Ltd; 19 18 18 S2 NE (Mult)

Robert Elvin Gastineau Jr., Karen Sue Underhill: 21 18 18 NW (Mult)

To Mewbourne Oil Company; Evelyn Darlene Leck Rev Trust; Ev-elyn Darlene Leck Trustee; 31 16 20 NE NE (Mult)

To Sanguine Gas Exploration LLC; Gary D, Virginia Holcomb Trustees; Gary D Holcomb Trust; 26 16 18 SE

Gailene Park; Jennifer Thomp-son; 32 16 16 SW

To Continental Resources Inc.; Map2009-OK; 26 16 15 NW NE

(Real Estate Mortgages)Joshua Dodson to Bank of West-

ern Oklahoma; 31 16 17 NEBenny W, Verna Jean Bailey to

Quicken Loans Inc; Seiling Gifts High

Loyd J Robertson Trustee; Loyd J Robertson Rev Liv Trust; Edna M Robertson Trustee; Edna M Robert-son Rev Liv Trust to Farm Credit of Western Oklahoma PCA; Farm Credit of Western Oklahoma ACA

Josh E Nauss; Chelsey D Nauss

to Vanderbilt Mortgage and Finance Inc.; 15 18 16 N2 NE Partal

Hilary Michelle Hill; Louis A Guerrero to Bank of Western Okla-homa; Vici Original B20

(Release Real Estate Mortgages)Green Bank NA Redstone Bank

NA; Union Planters Bank to Pen-dragon Prod Co; 34 19 17 S2 (Mult)

Chesapeake Exploration LLC to State of Oklahoma; 36 18 18 W2 (Mult)

First National Bank of Seiling to Lance L Sander; Seiling First Add B1

Bank of Vici to Billy L, Darlene A Bryant Trustee; Billy & Darlene Bryant Liv Trusts; 10 18 19 W2 SW (Mult)

Midfirst Bank to Tommy L, Janet K Keith; 9 17 14 W2 SE (Mult)

(Warranty Deeds)Lance L Sander to Ron, Cathy

Coulson; Seiling First Add B1Michael D, Suzanne M Rinker to

Benny W, Verna Jean Bailey; Seiling Gifts High

Jancy Bland Bredel; Dane Bredel to Hoyle, Judy Pickle; Taloga Origi-nal

Brandon K Gamble; Tali D Gam-ble to Hilary M Hill; Juis A Guer-rero; Vici Original B20

(Quit Claim)Roger Kevin Cates to Patricia

Ann Cates. Leedey Original B13