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4 Bed, 2 Bath, manufactured home, already set up, take over payments – 634-4812

Huge Sale! Save Thousands! Own Land ZERO down. Turn Key. New and Repo homes. Top dollar for your trade! 2500 dollar furniture allowance w/ new home purchase 405-631-7600 or 405- 635-4338 WAC.

New Program. $0 down w/ your Land or Family Land. EZ approval by phone. Free 50” Flat Screen. Trade-Ins Welcome. Call today 866-764-3200 wac

HOME FOR SALE – 304 Craig St. – Mulhall, 4 lots, 3 bed, 2 Bath, CH&A, appliances, 405-649-1142

For Sale 1602 East Grant Avenue – 79,999 Sandstone Home, 3 BR, 1 BA. Qualifies for USDA Loan 100% financed, Home has FHA assumable loan at 5%. Call to view property 314-7543

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GREAT ONE BEDROOM, ONE AND A HALF BATH TOWNHOUSE FOR RENT. YOU PAY ELECTRIC ONLY. DEPOSIT AND R E F E R E N C E S REQUIRED. CALL 282-1957.

Downtown Office for Rent – Ground Floor – Two or Three Suites. New Paint and Carpet. Utilities Paid. Call 282-2423

We Buy Houses Any Condition. 496-6324.

Booth Space Available – Edmond Elks Huge Flea Market June 2nd. Outside spaces 18x20 $20. For info. call 341-1111 Door Prizes for Vendors

LINCARE INC., The Leader in Home Respiratory Medical Equipment is looking to fill the position of a Service Rep/Driver in our Guthrie location. Candidate must have good customer communications skills, and clean driving record. Competitive Salary with Great Benefits. Fax Resume to 405-260-3485, or apply in person at 1405 S. Division, Guthrie OK 73044

HELP WANTED - Cook, Waitress, Hostess, Steak & Catfish Farm I-35 & Waterloo

Pipe Services Company Looking for Hands No experience necessary. Hiring for both day and night shifts. Pay and bonuses based on experience. Health, dental and 401k available. E.O.E. Apply at 4725 N. Boulevard Edmond. Questions call 330-5915.

Kennel help needed soon 7 am & 3 pm 5 days Charter Oak/Forrest Hills area. $50 per day. Need own car & message on cell. 282-4456 training now.

Central Christian Camp Inc. is looking for a summer nurse! This is an excellent opportunity primarily serving children and adults with special needs. June 1 – August 10, 2012. Must be an RN.

Background check required. $700 per week: lodging/meals provides or $600 per week; 8-4 daily. Call Bryce at 405-282-2811 or email [email protected] for more information and to apply.

Livestock Nutrition Center is accepting applications for a FULL-TIME WAREHOUSE EMPLOYEE. Paid Vacation. Health Insurance. Apply at 4806 Moose Circle, Guthrie 405-260-1841

City of Crescent is hiring a part-time dis-patcher. Starting pay is $9.00/hr. Will be mostly night shifts and weekends. Pick-up applications at 205 N. Grand, Crescent, OK

Logan County Aging Services / Sodexo have a 4 hour position available at Marshall Nutrition Site starting at $7.25/hour with benefits, M-F. Previous experience w/ Seniors and food handling a plus. Applications will be accepted beginning April 24th through May 8th at 1102 East Warner; Guthrie, OK 73044. Must have references available. Equal Opportunity Employer

E X P E R I E N C E D WELDERS and F A B R I C A T O R S NEEDED. Full-time Monday thru Friday. Guthrie location. Pay scale based on experience. Applications taken by appointment only. Call – 405-348-6000.

Immediate opening for HVAC Journeyman. If you desire stability with a growing company, contact us @ 405-833- 5992

Healthcare Innovations currently has part time positions available for Personal Care Aides in the GUTHRIE area. No certification required. Must be dependable and have reliable transportation. Contact Kacie at (866) 365-6611 for more information for application.

Crescent Care Center, 208 E. Sanderson, Crescent, OK 73028, Now accepting applications for: C.N.A., & L.P.N.’s Please apply in person.

Front Desk Clerk: Professional, Friendly, and Computer Literate. H o u s e k e e p i n g : Dependable, Hard Working, and Experience. Apply in person after 3:00 p.m. at Best Western. No phone calls.

ELS, Is accepting applications for lineman, operators and groundman. CDL license required for all positions. 6 paid holidays, one week vacation after one year service, Retirement plan after one year service and group health insurance. 50 hrs. a week with 10 hrs. being overtime. Call Frank Kovar 405-823-5963

Daves Enterprises Painting Interior – Ext. Drywall, Lite Hauling, Fence Repair, Porches. Call 260-7258

“Quality” Round Wheat Bales for sale. $65.00 per bale. Call Tom @ 990-5668

YARD SALE TO SUPPORT LOCAL M I S S I O N A R Y ! We’ve been taking in donations for the last three months. Lots of clothes, baby stuff, kids stuff, and audio equipment, lots of furniture, Friday and Saturday 117 W. Lincoln, behind Shine’s Kwik Lube.

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(Published in the Guthrie News Leader May 08, 2012) 1TCOMMISSIONER’S MINUTESMotions Adopted: Approve minutes of April 2, 2012; Approve Resolution and Right-of-Way Agreement with ODOT for Billy Owen Bridge, BRO-142D (200)CO; Appoint Mike Pearson as a COCAA Board Member; Appoint Mark Sharpton as member and Mike Pearson and Monty Piearcy as alternate members to the ACOG Board of Directors, ITPC, GWPC, and 9-1-1 Assn Board of Directors; Approve Resolution to close Deer Drive in District #2; Approve Resolution accepting $300.00 donation from Brett and Teresa Huffer to Dist #1 for rock to be applied to Rainbow Circle Dr.; Approve Mehlburger Brawley invoices in a total amount of $40100.00; Approve Road Crossing Permits for Rite-Way Construction to Bore CR 60 8 miles west of Hwy 77, 1 mile north on Sante Fe, in Sec 33-T20N-R3W, Bore CR 60 5 miles west of Hwy 77, 1 mile north on Bryant in Sec 36-T20N-R3W, Bore CR 60 7 miles west of Hwy 77,1 mile north on Kelly Rd in Sec 3 4 - T 2 0 N - R 3 W ; Approve Detention Transportation Claim in the amount of $1344.50 for the month of February 2012; Sign 2011 Additional Homestead Exemption Reimbursement Claim in the amount of $36,279.19; Award Bid #2012-15 for railroad tank car culverts to The Railroad Yard in the amount of $19400.00; Award Bid #2012-17 for the Oakwood Creek Road Repair project in the amount of $25946.00; Consent Agenda: Approve payroll for 1st half of April 2012, Monthly Reports of County Officers, Accept checks due and owing the county, Blanket Purchase Orders #1244787-#124823, Sheriffs Board of Prisoners Report, Election Board Report; Health Department Report; Approve Claims for County Expenditures for the month of April 2012; Voting: Sharpton, Piearcy and Pearson all AYE. “2011-2012 GENERAL: 2336, OFFICE DEPOT, 64.27, OFFICE SPLYS; 2337, MIDWEST PRINTING & PUBLISHING, 316.00, FORMS; 2338, OPTICTEL, 12.52, LONG DIST; 2339, AT&T, 77.80, PHONE SVC; 2340, STC, 238.56, COPIER CHG; 2341, THOMSON WEST, 991.48, STATUTES & RULES; 2342, ARAMARK SERVICES, 2324.55, INMATE MEALS; 2343, ARAMARK SERVICES, 6792.78, INMATE MEALS; 2344. ADVANCED C O R R E C T I O N A L H E A L T H C A R E , 10295.37, INMATE HEALTH SVC; 2345. C O X COMMUNICATIONS, 49.95, INTERNET; 2346, OSU COOP EXTENSION, 1232.00, PROGRAM ASST.; 2347, OFFICE DEPOT, 100.40, OFFICE SPLYS; 2348, XEROX C O R P O R AT I O N , 428.47, LEASE PYMT; 2349, STC, 50.00, COPIER CHG; 2350, STC, 75.00, COPIER CHG; 2351, SUMMIT MAILING/SHIPPING SYSTMS, 299.15, POSTAGE METER SPLYS; 2352, STC, 44.00, COPIER CHG; 2353, STC, 83.63, COPIER CHG; 2354, SUMMIT MAILING/SHIPPING SYSTMS, 538.25, POSTAGE METER; 2355, COUNTY CLERKS & DEPUTIES ASSN OF OKLA, 40.00, DUES; 2356, STC, 915.60, TONER CARTG.; 2357, OSU/CLGT, 60.00, TRAINING; 2358, FUELMAN, 152.73, FUEL; 2359, VERIZON, 76.02, BROADBAND; 2360, INTERWORKS , 47.50, COMPUTER SVC; 2361, OFFICE DEPOT , 651.28, TONER CARTG.; 2362, UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE, 3000.00, POSTAGE; 2363, CHARLIES ELECTRIC , 120.00, ELECTRIC SVC; 2364, LOWES, 11.38, SPLYS; 2365, WAL MART, 20.92,

SPLYS; 2366, OKLAHOMA HOME CENTERS , 108.92, SPLYS; 2367, CLASSIC PAPER SUPPLY , 315.86, JANITORIAL SPLYS; 2368, EUREKA WATER , 181.91, WATER; 2369, OGNIBENE FLOOR FINISH, 205.00, FLOOR SVC; 2370, W I L L O B Y WHOLESALE, 23.05, SPLYS; 2371, A M E R I C A N ELEVATOR , 142.38, ELEVATOR SVC; 2372, LAKEVIEW GROCERY, 8.52, FUEL; 2373, SAC AND FOX NATION, 928.84, J U V E N I L E DETENTION; 2374, HOUSE OF VACUUMS , 16.00, SPLYS; 2375, AT&T LONG DISTANCE, 232.78, LONG DISTANCE; 2376, CITY OF GUTHRIE, 419.86, UTILITIES; 2377, ONG, 246.09, UTILITIES; 2378, C O M M U N I T Y -WORKS, 667.74, J U V E N I L E DETENTION; 2379, AT&T, 1340.90, PLEXAR; 2380, O K L A H O M A JUVENILE JUSTICE, 604.76, JUVENILE DETENTION; 2381, CANADIAN COUNTY JUV DET CNTR, 598.61, JUVENILE DETENTION; 2382, ABOVE ALL QUALITY & SERVICE ROOFING & CONST, 2500.00, ROOF REPAIRS;

2383, J.P. COOKE , 332.05, OFFICE SPLYS; 2384, MATTHEW BENDER & CO. , 55.49, P U B L I C AT I O N S ; 2385, COX COMMUNICATIONS, 140.65, CABLE SVC; 2386, KIBTEC OIL & GAS , 50.00, PRCT. RENT; 2387, H A R M O N Y C O M M U N I T Y CHURCH, 50.00, PRCT. RENT; 2388, OAK CLIFF RURAL FIRE DISTRICT, 50.00, PRCT. RENT; 2389, SEWARD ROAD BAPTIST CHURCH, 50.00, PRCT. RENT; 2390, LAKEVIEW BAPTIST CHURCH, 50.00, PRCT. RENT; 2391, WATERLOO CHURCH OF NAZARENE, 50.00, PRCT. RENT; 2392, FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH, 50.00, PRCT. RENT; 2393,

MERIDIAN FIRE DEPARTMENT, 50.00, PRCT. RENT; 2394, C O M M U N I T Y CHURCH, 50.00, PRCT. RENT; 2395, HISPANIC BAPTIST CHURCH, 50.00, PRCT. RENT; 2396, W O O D C R E S T BAPTIST CHURCH, 50.00, PRCT. RENT; 2397, MARSHALL TOWN HALL, 50.00, PRCT. RENT; 2398, O R L A N D O C O M M U N I T Y CENTER, 50.00, PRCT. RENT; 2399, C R E S C E N T C O M M U N I T Y CENTER, 50.00, PRCT. RENT; 2400, M U L H A L L C O M M U N I T Y CENTER, TOWN OF MULHALL, 50.00, PRCT. RENT; 2401, GUTHRIE CHRISTIAN CHURCH, 50.00, PRCT. RENT; 2402, NOBLE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH, 50.00, PRCT. RENT; 2403, FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH, 50.00, PRCT. RENT; 2404, ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH, 50.00, PRCT. RENT; 2405, W E S L E Y FOUNDATION AT LANGSTON, 50.00, PRCT. RENT; 2406, O K L A H O M A EMPLMNT SECURITY COMM, 7973.71, UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE; 2407, FUELMAN OF OKLAHOMA, 144.99, FUEL; 2408, OFFICE DEPOT, 70.39,

OFFICE SPLYS; 2409, PAGE PLUS , 75.10, PAGER SVC; 2410, OG&E, 634.16, UTILITIES; 2411, ONG, 586.48, UTILITIES; 2412, CITY OF GUTHRIE, 124.95, UTILITIES; HIGHWAY CASH: 2015, UNIFIRST CORP, 658.28, JACKETS; 2016, T & W TIRE , 4692.60, TIRES; 2017, QUAPAW , 575.23, CRUSHER RUN; 2018, UNIFIRST CORP, 497.84, UNIFORMS; 2019, CHEM-CAN, 147.60, PORTABLE TOILETS; 2020, QUAPAW, 402.24, CRUSHER RUN; 2021, QUAPAW , 4102.12, CRUSHER RUN; 2022, DUB ROSS COMPANY , 1208.41, TINHORN; 2023, DAILY OKLAHOMAN, THE, 3 1 5 . 1 6 , P U B L I C AT I O N S ;

2024, ZEE SERVICE , 123.81, GLOVES; 2025, CITY OF GUTHRIE, 116.33, UTILITIES; 2026, COX, 49.95, INTERNET; 2027, GUTHRIE NEWS LEADER, 11.07, P U B L I C AT I O N S ; 2028, U.S. POSTAL SERVICE, 45.00, POSTAGE; 2029, FLEETPRIDE, 296.02, PARTS; 2030, STOVER, JIM, 1647.25, SHALE; 2031, AUTO PARTS & MACHINE , 668.12, PARTS; 2032, BRUCKNERS MACK TRUCKS , 681.89, PARTS; 2033, EUREKA WATER , 41.24, WATER SVC; 2034, OKLA HOME CENTERS , 277.08, SPLYS; 2035, SEAN S TIRE LLC, 380.00, TIRES; 2036, O REILLY AUTOMOTIVE , 90.93, PARTS; 2037, UNIFIRST CORP, 267.60, UNIFORMS; 2038, WARREN CAT, 698.31, PARTS; 2039, RAM PRODUCTS , 3104.50, EQUIP; 2040, RUSH TRUCK CENTER OF OKLA, 352.57, PARTS; 2041, OFFICE DEPOT , 641.55, OFFICE SPLYS; 2042, RAM PRODUCTS , 75.00, REPAIRS; 2043, S O U T H W E S T TRAILERS & EQUIP, 88.00, TARP; 2044, LAMPTON WELDING SUPPLY, 206.33, WELDING; 2045, RAILROAD YARD , THE, 352.00, STEEL PRODUCTS; 2046, GUTHRIE NEWS LEADER, 11.07, P U B L I C AT I O N S ; 2047, P & K EQUIPMENT, 8.20, PARTS; 2048, WARREN CAT, 4530.00, WARRANTY; 2049, ALLIED WASTE SERVICES, 187.61, TRASH SVC; 2050, P & K EQUIP, 134.43, PARTS; 2051, OG&E, 172.55, UTILITIES; 2052, COX , 77.90, CABLE SVC; 2053, IKON FINANCIAL SERVICES, 209.13, COPIER CHG; 2054, ODOT, 1020.27, LEASE PYMT; 2055, P & K EQUIPMENT , 252.26, PARTS; 2056, EUREKA WATER , 69.31, WATER; 2057, LOGAN COUNTY ASPHALT , 202.49, PROLINE; 2058, CIRCLE B DIESEL SERVICE, 210.00, REPAIRS; 2059, TRUCKPRO INC OKC, 28.30, PARTS; 2060, CIRCLE B DIESEL SERVICE, 394.75, PARTS; 2061, RURAL WATER 3 LOGAN COUNTY, 36.87, UTILITIES; 2062, DAVIS SANITATION, 50.00, TRASH SVC; 2063, CENTRAL RURAL ELECTRIC, 132.62, UTILITIES; 2064, AT&T MOBILITY, 48.19, CELL PHONE; 2065, GUTHRIE NEWS LEADER, 1 1 . 0 6 , P U B L I C AT I O N S ; 2066, OKLAHOMA STATE BANK OF GUTHRIE, 3593.35, LEASE PYMT; 2067, ODOT, 878.45, LEASE PYMT; HEALTH: 331, OKLAHOMA STATE DEPT OF HEALTH, 58610.55, COUNTY PAYROLL ; 332, ANDERSON, BILLIE K., 76.04, TRAVEL ; 333, SALAS-OCAMPO, ANA, 400.70, TRAVEL ; 334, T H O M P S O N , COURTNEY, 183.15, TRAVEL ; 335, OCI MANUFACTURING, 270.75, SIGNS; 336, OFFICE DEPOT , 184.55, OFFICE SPLYS; 337, OG&E, 398.97, UTILITIES; 338, OG&E, 208.56, UTILITIES; 339, CITY OF GUTHRIE, 130.83, UTILITIES; 340, ONG, 96.22, UTILITIES; 341, AT&T, 488.89, PHONE SVC; 342, ONG, 54.98, UTILITIES; SHERIFF S REVOLVING FUND: 264, MARTINS AUTO, 289.96, REPAIRS; 265, OKLA HOME CENTERS , 15.88, SPLYS; 266, F.S.G. GROUP, 470.89, FILTERS; 267, CAROLS SIGNS, 800.00, LETTERING; 268, MARTINS A U T O M O T I V E , 2751.12, REPAIRS; 269, MAC SYSTEMS, 218.00, FIRE ALARM SVC; 270, SWEEPER M E T A L F A B R I C A T O R S , 434.00, SPLYS; 271, GALL S , 526.67, GUN LOCKER; 272, COP S, 479.90, UNIFORMS; 273, CLASSIC PAPER SUPPLY , 2593.42, SPLYS; 274, EUREKA WATER , 26.60, WATER; 275, MOLLMANS WATER CONDITIONING ,

94.20, WATER CONDITIONING; 276, BOB BARKER CO. , 270.00, SPLYS; 277, H A G A R R E S T A U R A N T SERVICE , 326.90, REPAIRS; 278, OFFICE DEPOT , 548.93, OFFICE SPLYS; 279, SPECIAL OPS UNIFORMS , 63.94, UNIFORMS; 280, HAGAR R E S T A U R A N T SERVICE , 993.40, REPAIRS; 281, WALKER TIRE, 10.00, TIRES; 282, OVERHEAD DOOR , 106.25, OVERHEAD DOOR; 283, SIRCHIE L A B O R AT O R I E S , 41.20, SPLYS; 284, COX, 118.26, CABLE SVC; 285, CITY OF GUTHRIE, 4302.52, UTILITIES; 286, CLASSIC PAPER SUPPLY , 1380.45, SPLYS; SHERIFF S C O M M I S S A R Y ACCOUNT: 25, ARAMARK SERVICE, 3 4 3 9 . 4 9 , COMMISSARY; 26, A R A M A R K SERVICES, 4735.01, C O M M I S S A R Y ; ADULT DRUG COURT TEAM OF LOGAN COUNTY: 10, PAYNE COUNTY DRUG COURT, 2479.11, DRUG COURT ADMIN; FIRE DEPARTMENTS: 300, EMPIRE FINANCIAL SERVICES, 947.00, LEASE PYMT; 301, 911 CUSTOM, 595.19, FIRE EQUIP.; 302, COUNTRY FORD MERCURY, 9584.00, VEHICLE ON BID; 303, BMP, 668.30, TRAINING; 304, FUELMAN, 88.64, FUEL; 305, ONE LINK WIRELESS, 1282.00, RADIO EQUIP.; 306, FUELMAN, 160.00, FUEL; 307, M & M SUPPLY CO LLC, 238.39, PARTS; 308, GEMPLER S, 297.85, SPLYS; 309, C I M A R R O N ELECTRIC COOP, 140.13, UTILITIES;SHERIFF FEE CASH: 451, OPERS, 45.05, RETIREMENT; 452, CIRCLE A RODEO, 280.00, BOARDING FEES; 453, BENTON S SERVICE CENTER, 187.95, REPAIRS; 454, FUELMAN OF OKLAHOMA, 9412.92, FUEL; 455, PAGE PLUS , 234.30, PAGER SVC; 456, NEIGHBORS-EXECUTIVE COFFEE, 137.30, COFFEE SVC; 457, OFFICE DEPOT , 3.35, OFFICE SPLYS; 458, TECH DEPOT, 46.87, OFFICE SPLYS; 459, SMART TECHNOLOGIES , 1551.50, SOFTWARE; 460, DEQ, 230.00, R E G I S T R AT I O N ; 461, AT&T LONG DIST, 444.01, LONG DIST; 462, VERIZON, 686.56, CELL PHONE SVC; 463, AT&T, 810.14, PHONE SVC; 464, VERIZON, 38.01, WIRELESS SVC; 465, U.S. POSTAL SERVICE, 450.00, POSTAGE; 466, VERIZON, 43.01, AIR CARD; 467, VERIZON, 228.26, CELL PHONE SVC; CO CLERK FEE CASH: 38, OFFICE DEPOT, 88.76, OFFICE SPLYS; CO CLERK P R E S E R VAT I O N FEE: 8, MID-WEST PRINTING, 723.34, BOOK BINDERS; T R E A S U R E R TREASURER FEE CASH: 53, OFFICE DEPOT, 110.93, OFFICE SPLYS; 54, SUMMIT MAILING/SHIPPING SYSTMS, 54.50, POSTAGE METER; 55, SUMMIT MAILING/SHIPPING SYSTMS, 121.50, POSTAGE METER; 56, SUMMIT MAILING/SHIPPING SYSTMS, 165.00, POSTAGE METER; 57, SUMMIT MAILING/SHIPPING SYSTMS, 273.75, POSTAGE METER; 58, STC, 75.00, COPIER CHG;LEPC GRANT: 18, AT&T MOBILITY, 46.80, CELL PHONE SVC;CBRI BRIDGE & ROAD FUNDING: 6, ODOT, 12448.98, INSPECTION;”There being no further business the Board adjourned until 9:00 A.M., April 30, 2012ATTEST/s/ TROY COLELogan County Clerk(Seal)/s/ MARK SHARPTONChairman, Board of Logan County Commissioners

(Published in the Guthrie News Leader May 08, 2012) 1TC O M M I S I O N E R S MINUTESMotions Adopted: That the Board of County

Commissioners of Logan County accept beneficial interest of the Amended and Restated Trust Indenture originally created as the Logan Hospital and Medical Center Authority and now amended to the Logan County Public Works Authority subject to the existing Logan Hospital and Medical Center Authority completing an exit audit, effective date to be determined at a later date.; Approve Unattainable Lien Waiver for Right-of-Way for STP-142C(184)AG, JP #26861(04), Charter Oak Bridge over Chisholm Creek. Voting: Sharpton, Piearcy and Pearson all AYE. There being no further business the Board adjourned until 9:00 A.M., April 30, 2012./s/ TROY COLELogan County Clerk(Seal)/s/ MARK SHARPTONChairman, Board of Logan County Commissioners

(Published in the Guthrie News Leader May 08, & May 15 2012) 2TIN THE DISTRICT COURT OF LOGAN COUNTYSTATE OF OKLAHOMADCP SOUTHERN HILLS PIPELINE, LLC,Plaintiff,v.TRACY B. WILLIAMS and LISA M.WILLIAMS; THE UNKNOWN HEIRS,S U C C E S S O R S AND ASSIGNS OF CHARLESTAYLOR; THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, .SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS OF PAULZANDBERG; FARM CREDIT SERVICES OFEAST CENTRAL OKLAHOMA; RMEP E T R O L E U M C O M P A N Y , SUCCESSOR TOC H A M P L I N P E T R O L E U M COMPANY;ONEOK GAS TRANSPORTATION, LLC;C O U N T Y TREASURER OF LOGAN COUNTY;and BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERSOF LOGAN COUNTY,Defendants.Case No. CJ-2012-155NOTICE TO DEFENDANTS BY PUBLICATIONTo: The Unknown Heirs, Successors and Assigns of Charles Taylor The Unknown Heirs, Successors and Assigns of Paul Zandberg You will take notice that you have been named as a Defendant in the District Court of Logan County, State of Oklahoma, by Plaintiff DCP Southern Hills Pipeline, LLC, a Delaware limited liability company, with the power of eminent domain granted by the Constitution of the State of Oklahoma and Oklahoma Statutes, in a proceeding for the determination of damages for acquisition by condemnation of perpetual and temporary easements for the construction, operation and maintenance of a pipeline and related equipment across, under and upon the lands and premises more particularly described as follows: Tract One (1): The South Half of the Northeast Quarter (S/2 NE/4) of Section Thirty-One (31), Township Fifteen (15) North, Range One (1) West of the Indian Meridian, Logan County, Oklahoma; and Tract Two (2): Lots One (1) and Two (2) and the East Half (E/2) of the Northwest Quarter (E/2 NW/4) of Section Thirty-One (31), Township Fifteen (15) North, Range One (1) West of the Indian Meridian, Logan County, Oklahoma. Having been unable to procure said easements by agreement, Plaintiff will, on the 18th day of May, 2012, at the hour of 1:30 o’clock p.m. or as soon thereafter as counsel may be heard, make application to a judge of the District Court of Logan County, State of Oklahoma, for an order appointing three (3) disinterested freeholders in

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said county as commissioners, who shall be selected by said judge to view the property described above and premises, to consider the injury to be sustained to the property by reason of the taking, and to determine the just compensation due to the owner thereof, at which time you may be present if you so desire. You are further informed that once the Report of Commissioners is filed with the District Court Clerk of Logan County, State of Oklahoma, you have thirty (30) days from the filing of said Report within which to file written exception to said Report and further that you have sixty (60) days from the filing of said Report to file a demand for jury trial, in which case your damages shall be assessed at trial by a jury. If written exception to said Report or a demand for jury trial is not filed within the times set forth herein, the damages assessed in the Report of commissioners will become final and the Plaintiff will acquire, by condemnation, the permanent and temporary easements prayed for in the Petition. Dated at Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, this 4th day of May, 2012.R e s p e c t f u l l y submitted,/s/ Jayne Jarnigan

RobertsonJayne Jarnigan R o b e r t s o n , OBA#10357JAYNE JARNIGAN ROBERTSON, P.C.119 North Robinson, Suite 825Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102Telephone: (405) 319-0400Facsimile: (405) 319-0404E-mail: [email protected] for PlaintiffDCP SOUTHERN HILLS PIPELINE, LLC

(Published in the Guthrie News Leader May 08, & May 15 2012) 2TNOTICE OF SALE OF OIL AND GAS LEASENotice is hereby given in pursuance of action made by the Board of County Commissioners of Logan County, State of Oklahoma, entered into this matter on the 29th day of July, 2011 the undersigned, Board of County C o m m i s s i o n e r s of Logan County, Oklahoma, will offer for sale and sell at public auction to the highest bidder, on the 31st day of May, 2012, at 9:00 A.M. of that date in the office of the County C o m m i s s i o n e r s of Logan County, Oklahoma, Logan County Courthouse Annex, Guthrie, Oklahoma, an oil and gas lease covering the following described lands in the County

of Logan, State of Oklahoma: Beginning 8 Rods East of the NW/C of the NW/4 of Section 8, Township 17 North, Range 3 West, on section line running East and West between Sections 5 and 8, Township 17 North, Range 3 West, running in a Southeasterly course for a distance of 60 Rods thence Southwest 24 Rods to intersect the section line running North and South between Sections 7 and 8, Township 17 North, Range 3 West, also described as a 40’ wide road in the NW/C of the NW/4, containing 1.272727 acres, more or less on the following terms: Said lease shall be for a primary term of three years and so long thereafter as oil and gas may be produced from said lands, and shall provide that the lessee therein shall have the right and power to consolidate the land covered by said lease with other adjoining lands for the purpose of joint development and operation of the entire consolidated premises as a unit, in which event the lessor in said lease shall share in the royalty on all oil and gas produced from said consolidated tract in the proportion that the area of the land covered by said lease and lying within the consolidated tract bears to the total area

of said consolidated tract. Said lease shall provide for a royalty of three-sixteenths of all oil and gas produced, saved and sold from said land, or attributable thereto, which shall be paid to the lessor in the proportion which said lessor’s interest under the above described tract or tracts bears to the whole and undivided interest. The purchaser of such oil and gas lease shall be required to pay the actual cost of said sale. DATED this 7th day of May, 2012Logan County Clerk/s/ TROY COLE(seal)

(Published in the Guthrie News Leader May 08, 2012) 1TNOTICE TO BIDDERSASPHALT ROAD PAVING PROJECT FOR DISTRICT 2BID #2012-21Midwest Blvd. beginning at Waterloo Rd. & continuing North to Simmons Road. Total laydown approximately one (1) mile.MULHALL FIRE STATION BUILDING ADDITION BID #2012-FD-5 Bid forms and specifications may be obtained from the Logan County Purchasing Office at 301 E. Harrison, Guthrie, Oklahoma. Closing date of the bids is May 30,2012. Sealed

bids will be opened and considered by the Board of Logan County Commissioners in their office at the Courthouse Annex, Guthrie Oklahoma, during the regular scheduled meeting of May 31, 2012. The Board of County C o m m i s s i o n e r s reserves the right to accept the bid determined to best serve the needs of Logan County, to waive any of the listed specifications and the right to reject any and all bids. Logan County hereby notifies all bidders that it will affirmatively ensure that in any contract entered into pursuant to this advertisement, minority business enterprises will be afforded full opportunity to submit bids in response to this invitation and will not be discriminated against on the grounds of race, color, sex or national origin in consideration for an award. Logan County is EOE.Troy Cole, Logan County Clerk

(Published in the Guthrie News Leader May 08, & May 15 2012) 2TIN THE DISTRICT COURT OF LOGAN COUNTYSTATE OF OKLAHOMADCP SOUTHERN HILLS PIPELINE,

LLC,Plaintiff,v.THE UNKNOWN H E I R S , SUCCESSORS ANDASSIGNS OF E. Y. FREEMAN, DECEASED;GULF ENERGY GATHERING ANDP R O C E S S I N G CORPORATION,SUCCESSOR TO BUCKEYE NATURALGAS COMPANY; C O U N T Y TREASUREROF LOGAN COUNTY; andBOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERSOF LOGAN COUNTY,Defendants.Case No. CJ-2012-156NOTICE TO DEFENDANTS BY PUBLICATIONTo: The Unknown Heirs, Successors and Assigns of E. Y. Freeman, Deceased You will take notice that you have been named as a Defendant in the District Court of Logan County, State of Oklahoma, by Plaintiff DCP Southern Hills Pipeline, LLC, a Delaware limited liability company, with the power of eminent domain granted by the Constitution of the State of Oklahoma and Oklahoma Statutes, in a proceeding for the determination of damages for acquisition by condemnation of perpetual and temporary easements for the construction,

operation and maintenance of a pipeline and related equipment across, under and upon the lands and premises more particularly described as follows: A one (1) rod wide strip along the West side of the Northwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter (NW/4 NE/4) of Section Eighteen (18), Township Fifteen (15) North, Range Two (2) West of the Indian Meridian, Logan County, Oklahoma (the “Property”). Having been unable to procure said easements by agreement, Plaintiff will, on the 18th day of May, 2012, at the hour of 1:30 o’clock p.m. or as soon thereafter as counsel may be heard, make application to a judge of the District Court of Logan County, State of Oklahoma, for an order appointing three (3) disinterested freeholders in said county as commissioners, who shall be selected by said judge to view the property described above and premises, to consider the injury to be sustained to the property by reason of the taking, and to determine the just compensation due to the owner thereof, at which time you may be present if you so desire. You are further informed that once the Report of Commissioners is filed with the District Court

Clerk of Logan County, State of Oklahoma, you have thirty (30) days from the filing of said Report within which to file written exception to said Report and further that you have sixty (60) days from the filing of said Report to file a demand for jury trial, in which case your damages shall be assessed at trial by a jury. If written exception to said Report or a demand for jury trial is not filed within the times set forth herein, the damages assessed in the Report of commissioners will become final and the Plaintiff will acquire, by condemnation, the permanent and temporary easements prayed for in the Petition. Dated at Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, this 7th day of May, 2012.R e s p e c t f u l l y submitted,/s/ Jayne Jarnigan RobertsonJayne Jarnigan R o b e r t s o n , OBA#10357JAYNE JARNIGAN ROBERTSON, P.C.119 North Robinson, Suite 825Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102Telephone: (405) 319-0400Facsimile: (405) 319-0404E-mail: [email protected] for PlaintiffDCP SOUTHERN HILLS PIPELINE, LLC

BlueJays win regional track meetClass 5A meet in Yukon this weekend

Guthrie seniors Blake Belcher and Walker Cross in action at Edmond Santa Fe last weekend as they both qualified for this weekend’s state meet in Yukon. Belcher qualified in the shot put. Cross ran a qualifying race for the 4 x 800 meter relay team as well as qualifying in the 1600 meter and 3200 meter races.

The Guthrie BlueJays track team won the Ed-mond Santa Fe Regional Saturday with 162 points, easily outdistancing sec-ond place Ardmore, whom scored 120.5 points. The Lady BlueJays finished in fourth place with 74 points, as altus won the team title with 186 points.

The ‘Jays will be led by a senior group of Walker Cross, Jonathan Ogan and Zack Brown in this year’s meet. All three have prior meet experience and have qualified for two events each this year.

Cross won the 1600 meter race and placed third

in the 3200 meter race to qualify for the Yukon meet. Ogan won the 3200 meter race and finished second to Cross in the 1600 meter event to earn a return trip to the big meet. They will have help in the 3200 race as sophomore Brandon Greenlee has also qualified for the BlueJays.

Brown will return to the state meet in 2012 with a regional title in the discus and a second place finish in the shot put. Brown will get some point help from senior Blake Belcher, who qualified with a third place finish in the shot put.

In other field events,

Guthrie will be sending senior Elias Kellogg and sophomore Landon Solo-rio in the pole vaults as the two teammates went 1-2 in the Edmond meet this past weekend. Kellogg went 13’0” to claim first place. Freshman Winn Hughes is going to state after a first place finish in the long jump. Guthrie teammate Kelyn Hinds also qualified.

The BlueJays quali-fied all three relay teams, the 4 x100, the 4 x400 and the 4 x 800 meter teams. The 4 x100 team will con-sist of Cabron Smith, JT McFadden, Calvin Parker and Hughes. The 4 x 400

team that qualified includes Adam Noriega,Parker, Hinds and Hughes. The 4 x800 team includes Hunter Sallee, Noriega, Taylor Self and Cross.

In the sprint races, Parker will have to hold down the fort in the 100 meter race as he was the

only qualifier in any of the races.

On the girl’s side of the ledger, junior Susie Unger will be very busy young lady this weekend as the Guthrie junior runs in the 100 meter run, the 100 meter hurdles and the 300 meter hurdles as well as the

4 x 100 meter relay team. Kyra Macedo will join Un-ger in the 300 meter race, as well as the 4 x 100 meter relay team.

Lauren Toney in the 1600 meter race and Ashley Watkins in the pole vault are the other two qualifiers for the Lady BlueJays.

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