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Classifieds December 14, 2022 The Elk City News - 7 LE McLemore Sand & Topsoil. CoDA and ACA (Published twice in The Elk City News Decem- ber and 14, 2022) Publish one time (Dec. 14, 2022) in the Elk City News. Loading and Hauling, Washed (Co-Dependent/Adult Child Western Technology Center Masonry Sand. Sand Loam. Anonymous) 2 INTHE DISTRICT COURT OF IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF Red Bed. Fill Sand. 243-7496 BECKHAM COUNTY STATE OF OKLA- BECKHAM COUNTY Co-da/aca.org+ 580-339-2637 wic HOMA STATE OF OKLAHOMA or 243-3426 (Fax) Wednesdays at noon in the INTHE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF IN THE MATTER OF THE PRO- Promise Center located at 321 DOROTHY JEAN MCCORMACK, DE- BATE OF THE LAST WILL AND Eelucating People for Success ‘TESTAMENT OF JOE RUSSELL, N. Main St, Elk City. CEASED WTC is seeking an Instructor for the Criminal Justice DECEASED Elk City Al-Anon (For families PB-2021-83 Help Wanted Program at the Sayre campus. Primary functions are to teach ‘a competency-based instructional program in Criminal Justice, including and friends of alcoholics) the attitudes and skills in tactical and general principles associated with NOTICE OF HEARING Final Account and PB-2022-90 ‘criminal justice and law enforcement; such as: police officer functions and No Meetings Until Further The Town of Bums Flat is secking a part-time secretary to serve as a fundamentals; trafic management and investigation; criminal law; investigation Petition for Order Allowing Final Account, Determination of Heirship, NOTICE ‘procedures; forensic science; response to bioterrorism; firearm safety; the Notice. More info can be found court clerk and assist with other ;proper use of tools and equipment; and the leadership and employability Distribution, and Discharge skills necessary for the criminal justice profession, Notice is hereby given to all heirs, leg- Town business as needed which 1" luired Education/Experienco High schoo! diploma or equivalent Notice is hereby given that Charlotte Pat- atees and devisees of JOE RUSSELL, by calling 580.339.2637 includes taking water payments Employed in law enforcement for atleast 3 ofthe previous § years rick, Personal Representative of the Estate deceased, that on the 8th day of De- 1 Associate degree or abiity to obtain of Dorothy Jean McCormack, deceased, did cember, 2022, there was produced and and helping customers. Hours | Standard Trade and Industry Teacher's Certificatior/abilty to obtain Provisional 1 filed in the District Court of Beckham will vary based on workload. Cetifeationcertification or ability to obtain 1 OLEET Unarmed Securiy Instructor fle herein her Final Account and Petition County, Oklahoma, in Case No. PB- OKLAHOMA Minimum work of approximately Preferred EducationExperience Bachelor's degree in criminal justice, education or a related field for Order Allowing Final Account, Deter- rmination of Heirship, Distribution, and 2022-90, In the Matter of the Estate of JOE RUSSELL, deceased, a Petition CLASSIFIED 20hrs/month pay depends on ex- perience. This may include work- Formal training/certtications within a specially area such as Field Training Otficer, K-9, ‘SWAT, Investigations, CSI, , Defensive Tactics, Law “alnng nt Driver's Discharge. A hearing has been fixed by the Judge of the Court for the 21st day of De- praying for the probate of said estate, admission of the Will to probate, and AD NETWORK ing 2 evenings/per month for the court at Town Hall. This position 1 Graduate of an Oklahoma Law Enforcement Training Academy Peace officer certification through Oklahoma's CLEET or cerilication by reciprocity Certification through CLEET as a Basic Law Enforcement Instructor cember, 2022 at 11:00 am. at the District Courtroom in the County Courthouse locat- for an Order determining the individu- al identity of each of the heirs, benefi- FOR MORE INFO CALL 1 CLEET Baste Law Enforcement Instructor credential cd at Sayre, Beckham County, Oklahoma, aries, legatees and devisees, and that also has an office cleaning job if 1 OK Driver License ‘wherein all persons interested in said estate Letters Testamentary issue thereon 1-888-815-2672 interested. Subject to a pre-em- For more information of to apply online visit are notified to appear and show cause, if to RHONDA RUSSELL; and that said any they have, why the said Final Account Petition will be heard in the District HUNTING LEASES WANTED ployment criminal background ‘or by mail at P.O. Box 1469 Burns Flal, OK 73624 ‘r visit any WTC campus to apply in person. should not be approved and allowed, said es- Courtroom in the County Courthouse, check and pre-employment drug tate distributed, the fees, costs, and expens- City of Sayre, in said County and State, OWN RURAL LAND? Earn $5,000+ sereen. Apply at Town Hall222 All applications must be received by noon Monday January 2, 2023. on the 9th day of January 2023, at Every Year from Hunting Leases. Upront sof administration approved and paid, and the hour of 3:00 o'clock p.m., at which payments from our hunters, Reduce risk HWY 44, BumsFlat. Position open the Personal Representative discharged, time all persons interested may appear with FREE $5m liability insurance. Call until filled, EOE and show cause, if any they have, why for a free quote, (888) 871-1982 - Base Camp Leasing, PUBLIC NOTIC Dated this 30 day of November, 2022. Michelle Roper the prayer of said Petition should not be granted. WANT TO BUY PUBLISHER'S NOTICE Apublic notice is information intended to inform citizens of JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT WITNESS my hand this 8th day of De- All real estate advertised herein government activities. The notice should be published in a forum cember, 2022. OLD GUITARS WANTED! LARRY is subject to the Federal Fair independent of the government, readily available to the public, Carissa C. King, OBA#30613 BRINGS CASH ‘for vintage USA capable of being securely archived and verified by the publisher. ‘CHRISTENSEN LAW GROUP, PLLC Michelle Kirby Roper guitars, tube amps, banjos, mandolins, Housing Act, which makes it illegal Judge of the District Court to advertise “any preference, {607 Frisco Avenue, Suite 200 ete. Fender, Gibson, Martin, Gretsch, This newspaper carries public notices and is proud to serve the Post Office Box 821 others. Call or text 918-288-2222, limitation, or — discrimination public in this way. Clinton, Oklahoma 73601. TALLEY & TALLEY P.O. BOX 841 wwu.stingswest.com because of race, color, religion, ‘Telephone: (580) 302-6400 HOBART, OK 73651. COW & BULL SPECIAL SALE sex, handicap, familial status or www.oklahomanotices.com Facsimile: (405) 228-1145 (580) 726-2251 ‘ational origin, or intention to make for free access to public notices in Oklahoma newspapers carissagchristensenlawgroup.com ATTORNEYS FOR PETITIONER any such preference, limitation or ‘Attorneys for Petitioner COW & BULL SPEICAL SALE AT MCALESTER STOCKYARDS | Saturday, discrimination.” Send your Help Wanted to Dec. 10th at Noon! Quality Bred Cows, This newspaper will not knowingly Heifers, pairs, & Bulls. 918-423-2834 accept any advertising for real mmcalesterstockyards.com estate which is in violation of ADVERTISE STATEWIDE the law. All persons are hereby informed that all dwellings. [email protected] Put your message where it matters most advertised are available on an equal ~ IN OKLAHOMA NEWSPAPERS. We opportunity basis. can place your ad in 146 newspapers. For more information or to place an ad, contact Landon Cobb at (405) 499-0022 or tollfree in OK at EaUAL HOUR 1-888-815-2672. OPPORTUNITY 5 Tips to Pu Ott Holiday Flosting FAMILY FEATURES ‘ith stay-at-home holidays a thing of the past for \ \ | many families, they’re now busy preparing for full-blown celebrations. The return of traditional festivities brings seemingly never-ending to-do lists and pressure to be the perfect host, From mastering a mouthwatering menu and donning your home with decadent decor to ensuring guests enjoy the evening to the fullest, hosting duties bring plenty of responsibilities. This year, though, you can avoid those anxious feelings with some preparation ahead ofthe big day. To help pull offa sensational seasonal soiree, consider these tips from the entertaining experts at Sun-Maid to make the holidays brighter and more manageable so you can navigate the stresses of hosting. Invite Others to Share Favorite Traditions Especially with stay-at-home holidays in recent years, some friends and family members may have developed their own special traditions from new recipes and foods to seasonal ‘games and activities. Inviting your guests to bring or share something that represents their favorite part of the holidays can help everyone feel welcome. Take Time for Yourself Remember to make time for yourself so you can enjoy the fruits of your labor right alongside guests. The busyness of this time of year can add stress but reflecting on the true meaning of the season and reveling in your favorite parts of the holidays can help you avoid feeling overwhelmed. Photos courtesy of Getly Images Add New Ingredients to Your Menu While pairing this year’s turkey or ham with the classics provides comfort and calls to mind holiday memories of the past, cooking with new ingredients and adding fresh recipes to the menu can put a fun spin on the season and maybe even create your own traditions to carry forward. For example, baking with an option like Sun-Maid Raisins provides a whole fruit option with zero grams of added sugars per 1/4-cup serving. They’re an easy, better-for-you substitution to reduce overall sugar intake without compromising flavor or texture when compared with dried cranberries, which contain 27 grams of added sugars per 1/4-cup serving. The natural sugars of raisins make them a versatile, useful addition to a wide variety of holiday-worthy dishes. Hop On Hot Food Trends One of this year’s most popular trends in the kitchen is food boards, a fun and easy way to elevate flavor while incorporating favorites like cured meats, cold cuts, cheese slices and cubes, dips, nuts and more. Plus, you can keep your board balanced with nutritious items like vegetables and fruit, such as raisins, which provide sweet flavor without the added sugars. A Time for Truce Gathering for the holidays is about coming together with loved ones, family, friends and neighbors —and pulling it off means catering to everyone’s needs and wants. It’s a time for compromises and truces. To help add a little extra spark this year, try incorporating a theme to the party or coordinate fun activities and games that can be enjoyed by all. For example, holiday-themed charades, a seasonal “name that tune” game and gift exchanges all give guests ways to get in on the excitement. To find more holiday entertaining inspiration and recipe ideas, visit SunMaid.com/PullOffTheHolidays.