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STRAYED: 5 miles north of
Delta on Hwy 81; Black Angus
heifer, approximately 750 lbs.,
registered brand KG on left
hip. Call Karen 222-0305.
Stephens, Mary Lou Mahaf-
fey, Charles Lyle McKinney
a/k/a Charles L. McKinney,
Wanda Gall Rountree a/k/a
Wanda Gail Mogg a/k/a Wanda
Mogg, Thomas Ross Gilpin,
L.A. Edwards, Jr. a/k/a Law-
rence Edwards, Jr., Trustee
U/W of L.A. Edwards, Sr., De
ceased, Security National
Bank of Duncan, Oklahoma,
Trustee of Trusts C, D1 and D2
U/W of Lawrence L. Hump-
hreys, Sobine Corporation,
The Dehart Co., Leland Mikel,
F. Troman Harper, Graham
H. Harper, Robert F. Harper,
Interfirst Bank of Dallas, N.A.
Trustee of the Sabine Royalty
Trust, W.M. Simmons, Bar-
bara Molz Sanger, Betty B.
Stalcup, Flake M. Todd a/k/a
Flake Todd, Don Lowry, L.L.
Lowry, Vernon Ray Lowry,
Helen Etter Bower, Edna Dor-
sey a/k/a Edna F. Dorsey,
Dorothy Jean Selman, Ke-
nneth Archer, Billie Sue Boy-
dston a/k/a Billie Sue Boydson,
Charles Archer, Melba Archer
position, some Chamber expe-
rience. Send resume to: Sue
Boswell, Southwest 1st Street,
Anadarko, OK. Must receive
no later than Dec. 31,1986.
BREED COLLIE, 6-7 months
old. She would make a darling
Christmas gift. 519 S. 6th.
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thing he wishes to give away
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who does not offer or attempt
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Legal Publication
(Published December 23,
1986)
BEFORETHE
CORPORATION
COMMISSION
OF THE STATE
OFOKLAHOMA
APPLICANT: BLUE QUAIL
OILANDGAS, INC.
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Legal Publication
(Published December 23-30
1986)
INTHE DISTRICT
COURTOFGRADY
COUNTY, STATE
OF OKLAHOMA
In the Matter of the Estate of
Bernard Claude Hoover, de-
ceased.
No. P-*5-193
NOTICEOF HEARING
FINALACCOUNTAND
PETITION FOR
DETERMINATION OF
HEIRSHIP AND FOR
DISTRIBUTION
OF ESTATE
Notice is hereby given that
Carl Marvin Waldon the duly
appointed, qualified and act-
By JUDITH DUGAN
United Press International
PARCELING OUT THE BLAME: Rock star Madonna says she’s
certainly not to blame for the complete critical and commercial
failure of “Shanghai Surprise," the movie in which she starred with
husband Sean Penn. In a New York interview with British Broad
casting Corp.’s Radio One, Madonna primarily blamed director Jim
Goddard, saying “He’s a television director and he was in over his
head.” Goddard is best known for the British TV series “Reilly: Ace
of Spies" and a John Kennedy mini-series that starred Martin Sheen.
Madonna said backers of “Shanghai," which was produced by ex-
Beatle George Harrison, “wanted an action film like Raiders of the
Lost Ark,’ but the script was really a very personal love story be
tween two people. ... They left out all the stuff about a relationship
which was the saving grace of the film. Madonna didn t want to talk
about her current relationship with the hot-tempered Penn, but said,
“The main thing is trust” and keeping clear of “the other person’s
career has nothing to do with your love for that person
FOR THE REWRITE DESK: New York Gov. Mario Cuomo may
have some new opinions about the press after he spends a day as a
reporter, taking up the challenge offered by Tim O’Brien, columnist
at theJamestown (N.Y.) Post-Journal. “He doesn’t know how to type
but he’s already thinking of story ideas," said Cuomo spokeswoman
Anne Crowley over the weekend. “He’s sure he can help to make
calls, do some legwork.” Cuomo lashed out at reporters more than
once during his recent gubernatorial campaign, even hinting he’d
restrict press access to his office. In his column, O’Brien wrote:
“What I am offering the governor—with my editor’s permission — is
a chance to spend one morning on deadline here, writing one simple
story for our readers and readers statewide." Cuomo called the
paper and agreed, but said he probably can’t get to the job until
February. O’Brien can’t be governor for a day, but Cuomo “kidded
him about possibly finding a job in a prison, ’ ’ Crowley said.
ROYAL RETIREMENT: One of the great sights of the royal year
in Britain has been the annual “Trooping of the Color” ceremony,
when Queen Elizabeth II, in colorful Guards uniform, rode her horse
sidesaddle at the head of her mounted princes, generals and field
marshals. But Buckingham Palace announced Monday that with the
retirement of her sidesaddle horse, “Burmese," the queen, 60, will
switch to a carriage for this year’s festivities celebrating her official
birthday. The ceremony is held in June for weather reasons, even
though the queen was actually born in April. The palace said Bur-
mese has been the queen’s mount for 18 years and she does not want
to break in another horse for riding sidesaddle, a practice that has
become nearly extinct since women began riding in pants. An avid
horsewoman, the queen will continue riding her horses at the royal
estates for recreation, the palace said.
AN NRBQ CHRISTMAS: The eclectic NRBQ, whose blend of rock,
jazz, country, blues and pop has been delighting listeners for nearly
20 years, held a zany holiday celebration at New York’s Lone Star
Cafe Sunday night. A packed house including KBC Band bassist Jack
Casady howled encouragement to New York cult favorites Jake and
the Family Jewels, who opened the show with their own brand of
panmusical frivolity. The good times rolled in earnest when NRBQ
took the stage accompanied by great jazz trombonist Roswell Rudd,
who sat in for two sets and a play-all-night encore. NRBQ and Rudd
knew each other from the Thelonious Monk tribute LP, “That’s the
Way I Feel,” and the group again smashed barriers between jazz and
rock with a toetapping rendition of Monk’s “Friday the Thirteenth. "
Rudd made a rare vocal attempt with a be-bopping “Silent Night."
Before the lights went down NRBQ played rocking versions of “God
Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen,” "Jolly Old St. Nicholas” and an original
peace-on-earth anthem, “Merry Christmas.”
Quirks in the News
FREE: cute spotted puppies,
part Beagle & part Blue
Heeler, 224-0409 or 476-3345.
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PUPPIES to give away. Also a
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Spaniel, black, female. 2112 S.
13th or 224-7874.
ANADARKOCHAMBER
OF COMMERCE
Executive Vice President
THE TOP NOTCH
Men and boys haircuts. No ap-
pointment necessary. Wed.
thru Sat., 8:00 to 3:00. 237 N.
Main, Verden. "I go over your
head to please."
NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS, 2
meets Thursday, 8 a.m. to 9
p.m. at St. Luke's Episcopal -2
Church, 6th & Kansas. Nar-
cotics Anonymous is a self-
help program for persons with
desire not to do drugs. NA is
not affiliated with any religion,
profession or any other or-
ganization. For more infor-
mation, call 224-7801.
GLAMOURAMA
Hairstyles, Etc.
Christmas Special 16th-24th
Pers-$15.00
Ph. 222-5968 1528 Stewart Dr.
(Northof Brandt's)
MARY KAY
Christmas Gifts
and Facials
LYNETTE JOHNSON
Legal Publication
(Published December 23,1986)
BEFORETHE
CORPORATION
COMMISSION
OF OKLAHOMA
APPLICANT: BBX OIL
CORPORATION
Marychris Mass — not a name
people forget
PORTLAND, Ore. — Mar
ychris Mass rolls her eyes
whenever she meets someone
who wisecracks: “Sure, and my
name is Happy Easter,” or
“Happy Hanukkah. ”
But the 32-year-old clothing
and costume designer said
though she detested her name
when younger, she now enjoys
the fact it’s a name people will
remember.
“It works two ways,” she said.
“Either people are offended,
thinking I’m putting them on, or
they stop and ask about my
name.”
Mass, explaining she was not
bom during the holidays, said
her mother and father had wan-
ted a boy and picked out only
boys’ names.
A woman sharing her mother’s
room at the hospital suggested
Mary Christine as a girl’s name,
then said it would be even better
cut it to Marychris. Her mother
liked the name and settled on it.
Having an unforgettable name
can be troublesome, however.
At a social event, Mass said,
she met a woman who gave her
an icy reception and said, “I dis-
like you very much. A woman
named Mary Christmas stole my
fiance.”
“Once again I had to spell out
my name, and explain I did not
know the man of whom she
spoke,” Mass said.
2. Personals
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
meets every T uesday & Friday
nights at 8 p.m., St. Lukes .
Episcopal Church, 6th & Ka-
nsas. Alanon meets every Sf
Tuesday night at 8 p.m. Cell..
224-7372 or 222-3049 for more--,
information. We may be able ;
to help you. Malling address ;
124 S. 6th.
McDonald’s at the North Pole
NORTH POLE, Alaska -
Santa’s hometown now has its
own McDonald’s franchise —
with a drive-up window for
snowmobiles
“North Pole residents are
hard-working folks, especially in
December,” said Debbie Kinn,
who owns the franchise with her
husband, Jerry. “We’re not
nearly as cut off from the rest of
the world as some might think,
and having a McDonald’s res-
taurant allows the entire comm-
unity to be all the more a part of
the American mainstream.”
North Pole Mayor Carleta
Lewis said residents of the town
of 3,000, located about 15 miles
southeast of Fairbanks where
temperatures dip as low as 35
degrees below zero, had been
asking for two amenities: a
movie theater and a Mc-
Donald’s.
“Every city feels it has come
of age when it gets a Me
Donald’s," Lewis said.
The fast-food restaurant,
which opened Dec. 1„ is accus-
An early Christmas gift?
MONTROSE, Colo. — A Color
ado man said he thought the
large box he received from the
U.S. Sprint long distance tele-
phone company was an early
Christmas present, until he
opened it and found a 1,400-page
phone bill inside.
The $34,000 bill was delivered
to Brad Switzer’s doorstep Mon
day. Although his two teenage
daughters are frequent phone
users, Switzer said he doubted
even they could have made that
many calls.
“I thought it was the
Ayatollah’s phone bill to Presi-
dent Reagan to organize the
(Iran) arms deal,” he joked.
Switzer called U.S. Sprint’s
Denver office, where company
officials assured him he was off
the hook.
A spokesman said Switzer had
mistakenly received U.S.
Sprint’s own phone bill for long
distance calls placed from its
Denver office, where more than
450 people work. Switzer’s ac-
count number is similar to that of
the company’s Denver office.
The company said it would
send a messenger to pick up the
bill, and Switzer would not have
to pay it.
TATTLETALE
EXERCISE SALON
Free tanning with one month
of exercise. Gift certificates
available.
125 Chickasha Ave. 224-7789
640-ACRE UNIT: SECTION
13, TOWNSHIP 3 NORTH,
RANGE 6 WEST, GRADY
CO., OKLAHOMA
600 ACRE UNIT: WV AND
S E V A N D WV N E % A N D S W %
NEV NEV AND NWVa SEV
NEV AND SV SEV NEV OF
SECTION 13, TOWNSHIP 3
NORTH, RANGE 6 WEST,
GRADY CO., OKLAHOMA
CAUSE CD NO. 136890
STATE OF OKLAHOMA:
To Amoco Western, Marathon
Oil Company, Chevron USA,
Inc., Cornell Oil Company,
Polly Clark Welfelt, Robert O.
Clark, Apache Corporation,
Donald B. Green, Samuel M.
Stephens, Clyde Joffre
SWVa Section
Ing Personal Representative
of the Estate of Bernard
Claude Hoover, deceased, has
filed in this court a final ac-
count and report of the ad-
ministration of said estate and
a petition for determination of
heirship, distribution of estate
and discharge and hearing of
the some has been fixed by the
Judge of said Court for the 16th
day of January, 1987, at 10:00
o'clock A.M., in District
Courtroom No. 2 in the Grady
County Courthouse in the City
of Chickasha, Grady County,
Oklahoma, and all persons in-
terested in said estate are no-
tified then and there to appear
and show cause, If any they
have, why said account should
not be settled and allowed, and
said estate distributed and the
Personal Representative dis-
charged.
Dated this 19th day of De-
cember, 1986.
OTEKAL. ALFORD
Judge of the
District Court
HUCKABY, FLEMING,
FRAILEY, CHAFFIN &
DARRAH
201 North 4th St.
P.O. Box 533
Chickasha, Oklahoma 73023
Attorneys for Personal Rep-
resentative
6' x 16' RED, FLAT, UTILITY
BUMPER TRAILER
w/electric welder, gas air
compressor, white toolbox,
acetylene welder, tools & etc.
It had a flat on right rear tire.
STOLEN approx. 9:00 a.m.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 15,
North of Amber. $4,000 RE-
WARD for leading to Indict-
ment & conviction & return of
above. Call Virgil or Faye
Voigt, 381-2455 or CHICK-
ASH A SHE RIFF, 224-0984.
17-1ON-5W, Grady and Can-
adian Counties, Oklahoma
CAUSE CD NO. 135588
AMENDED
NOTICE OF HEARING
STATE OF OKLAHOMA: To
all persons, owners, pro-
ducers, operators, pur-
chasers, and takers of oil and
gas and all other interested
persons, particularly In Grady
and Canadian Counties, State
of Oklahoma, and more par-
ticularly to wit: Fay C. Hyde,
if living and if deceased, the
Known and Unknown Heirs,
Executors, Administrators,
Devisees, Trustees and As-
signs.
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that Applicant In this
Cause is requesting that the
Commission Issue an Order
pursuant to Title 52 O.S. 1971,
Section 87.1 adiudicating the
rights and equities and pooling
all Interests of all owners In the
hereinafter described form-
ations, being the Tonkawa,
Cottage Grove, Cleveland,
Prue, Skinner, Red Fork,
Bartlesville, Mississippi and
Hunton sommon sources of
supply for the SWVa of Section
17-10N-5W, Grady and Can-
adian Counties, Oklahoma and
to designate Blue Quail Quail
Oil and Gas, Inc., as operator
or some other party as oper-
ator.
IT IS ORDERED that this
Cause will be set before a
Hearing Officer on the Initial
Hearing Docket for taking
testimony, evidence and re-
cording the findings and rec-
ommendations to the
Commission.
IT IS THEREFORE
ORDERED AND NOTICE IS
HEREBY GIVEN that this
Cause is set before a Hearing
Officer on the Initial Hearing
Docket at the Corporation
Commission, Third Floor, Jim
Thorpe Office Building,
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at
8:30 o'clock A.M. on the 16th
day of January, 1987 and that
this notice and order be pub-
lished as required by law and
the rules of the Commission.
NOTICE IS FURTHER
GIVEN that all persons may
oppear and be heard. For in-
formation concerning this ac-
tion, contact Ron Frangione,
attorney for Applicant, Blue
Quail Oil and Gas, Inc. 702 S.
11th Street, Yukon, Oklahoma
73099,(405)354-1883.
DONE AND PERFORMED
this 22nd day of December,
1986.
CORPORATION
COMMISSION
OFOKLAHOMA
NORMA EAGLETON
Chairman
JAMES B. TOWNSEND
Vice Chairman
HAMP BAKER
Commissioner
ATTEST:
Berdee S. Holt, Secretary
McIntyre, Harold McIntyre,
Poul L. McIntyre a/k/a Paul G.
McIntyre, Mrs. Mabel Lou
Hearn, Mrs. Mildred Sue
Autry, Wayne Lowry, Norville
Oil Co. a/k/a Norville Oil Co.,
Inc., Sun Oil Co., Liberty
National Bank & Trust Com-
pany of Oklahoma City, OK,
Agent for Mary Porter Walsh
and John Robert Porter, Jr., In
equal shares, J.T. Archer, Jr.,
Trustees of the Texhoma
Trust, The Hefner Production
Company, Wayne N. Goss,
Naomi N. Goss, John W.
Baker, Earl F. Poytress, Jr.,
Barbara P. Dallow, John V.
Melton, Payne Petroleum
Corporation, Sabine Royalty
Co., Poul Nicholson, Trustee
for Paul Gregory Nicholson,
Harold Reedy a/k/a Harold J.
Reedy, W.M. Bryan, William
Bradley Bryan, Roy S. Size-
more, Fred R. Sizemore,
Pauline Goforth, Jay
McMeans, Guardian of the
Person and Estate of Ruby O.
Sizemore, an incompetent
person, C.A. McCall, Rebekah
Lou Mung le, Mary Josephone
Adkins a/k/a Mary Josephone
Stephens Adkins, William
Porter Stephens, Nancy H.
Carsten, Hardy 0. Brooks, Jr.,
Callie Lorene Mayes, Rita
Boatman, Robert A. Hefner,
Jr., Barter Island Oil Co., R.C.
Marmaduke, Mary D. Lynn,
Jack F. Precise, Berniece
Todd, Midcon Central Ex-
ploration Company, the un-
known heirs, devisees,
executors, administrators,
trustees, successors and as-
signs, immediate and remote
of: Hardy O. Brooks, Sr., de-
ceased, Velma Brooks, de-
ceased, Dovie Lowery,
deceased, Foster Precise and
Sylvia L. Precise, and Pearl
Todd,deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that Applicant in this
cause is requesting that the
Commission issue an order,
pursuant to Title 52, Oklahoma
Statutes, 1981, Section 87.1(e),
as amended, requiring all
owners to pool and develop
their lands and interests In
Section 13, Township 3 North,
Range 6 West, Grady County,
Oklahoma, being a 640-acre
drilling and spacing unit for
the Pontotoc, Cisco, Hoxbar,
Deese, Atoka, Morrow,
Springer, Sycamore, Wood
ford, Hunton, Viola, McLish,
Oil Creek, and 2nd and 3rd
Bromide Sands separate
common sources of supply and
in the WV2 and SEVa and WV
N E Va and SWVa NEV NE % and
NWVa SEVa NEV and SV SEVa
NEV of said Section 13,
Township 3 North, Range 6
West, Grady County,
Oklahoma, being a 600-acre
drilling and spacing unit for
the Bromide common source
of supply.
NOTICE IS FURTHER
GIVEN that Applicant in this
cause is requesting that the
Commission grant the fol-
lowing special relief: That
either Applicant or some other
owner of the right to drill be
designated operator of the unit
well.
NOTICE IS FURTHER
GIVEN that this cause be set
before a Hearing Officer for
hearing, taking of evidence
and reporting to the Comm-
ission.
NOTICE IS FURTHER
GIVEN that this cause will be
heard before a Hearing Officer
on the Initial Hearing Docket
at the Corporation Comm-
ission, Third Floor, Jim Tho-
rpe Bldg., Oklahoma City,
Oklahoma, at 8:30 o.m. on the
8th day of January, 1987, and
that this notice be published as
required by law and the rules
of the Commission.
NOTICE IS FURTHER
GIVEN that all interested per
sons may appear and be heard.
For further Information con-
cerning this action, contact
James W. George, Attorney
for Applicant, at George,
Moore, Nuttle, Hammons &
Hunter, 208 Century Center
Plaza, 100 West Main,
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
73102, (405) 235-3661.
CORPORATION
COMMISSION
OF OKLAHOMA
NORMA EAGLETON
Chairman
JAMES B. TOWNSEND
ViceChairman
HAMP BAKER
Commissioner
DONE AND PERFORMED
this 19th day of December,
1986
BY ORDER OF THE COMM-
ISSION:
Berdee S. Holt,
Secretary of the Commission
Cavender, Philih
$16,040 - $59,230/yr. Now
hiring. Call 805-687 6000, ext.
R-10135 for current list.
AIR LINES NOW HIRING.
Flight Attendants, Agents,
Mechanics, Customer Service.
Salaries to $50K. Entry level
positions. Call 805-687-6000
Ext. A-10135 for current list-
ings.
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