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10 Sunday, October 14, 2012 Kingfisher (Okla.) Times & Free PressBreak-in, thefts, vandalism reported to sheriffOct. 3 — Kingfisher Countyeputy Sheriff Justin Conneras dispatched to a locationour miles south of the ReedngRoad and SH-33 junction,nd one-quarter mile east ineference to breaking-and-enering.Upon arrival, he metith Marvin and Rosalindriplett who advised that theirarn had been broken-intoometime between Oct. 1 and. The barn door had beenried open, and the suspectas able to unload a trailerhat was located on the northide of the barn. The traileras then used to haul awaywo 4-wheelers and a large airompressor. Also stolen wereshotgun, a rifle and a laserurvey tool. Photographs andvidence were taken at thecene, and serial numbers ofhe stolen property were proidedto the deputy.Oct. 4 — Deputy Mattubbard was dispatched to aield located 10 miles east, sixiles south and 1.5 miles westf Hennessey in reference toandalism. Upon arrival, heet with Ryan Siegman whoeported that a wheat truckn the property had been vanalized.A tractor was also loatedin the field, and, basedn tire tracks, it had beendriven in a complete circleclockwise. The truck, whichhad also been moved, haddamage to the driver’s frontquarter-panel, with painttransfer matching the tractor.Additional tire tracks in thefield indicated the suspect possiblyattempted to do a“doughnut” in the field beforereturning to the road. Footprints were found in the fieldas well. All damage and evidencewas photographed atthe scene.Oct. 4, 9:50 p.m. — DeputyChuck Countryman conducteda traffic stop after observinga vehicle with a headlightout. Placed under arrestwithout incident at the scenewas driver Neal Eikanas, 49 ofMidwest City. He was transportedto the KingfisherCounty Jail where he wasbooked.Oct. 4 — Deputy Hubbardwas dispatched to the LakeElmer Addition of Kingfisherin reference to a burglary report.At the scene, he contactedMike Delozier and ErinRichardson in the front yardof their mobile home.Richardson advised that thehouse had been broken intofrom the back door, where tooland pry marks were visible.The only property known tobe missing was large sums ofcash from various locations inthe home, but other items ofvalue were left.Oct. 5 — Deputy Hubbardwas dispatched to Rt. 3, Box10H, Kingfisher, in referenceto a break-in. Upon arrival,Ron Hertenson reported thathe had discovered the door tohis shop kicked in. Nothingwas known to be missing atthe time of the report. Photographswere taken at the scene.Oct 7 — Deputy Connerconducted a traffic stop onMitchell Road, Hennessey, afterobserving a black singlecabDodge pickup truck withan expired tag from 2009. Thedriver identified himself asDeras Cruz, with a date ofbirth of Jan. 3, 1974. He wasplaced under arrest for drivingwithout a license. An opencontainer of beer was foundin the vehicle and seized asevidence. The subject wastransported to the KingfisherCounty Jail where it was determinedthat he was notDeras Cruz, but AntonioDeras, date of birth May 9,1980. Deras was wanted onseveral local warrants, and hisColorado driver’s license hadbeen revoked.Shoplifters arrested; several attempt prescription fraudPublic records(NOTE: The following records pertainto Kingfisher County only. Originaldocuments can be seen in the office ofthe Kingfisher County Clerk, KingfisherCounty Courthouse, Kingfisher, OK).WARRANTY DEEDSTesha Loven and Timothy Lovento Charley C. Robinson, Lot 13,Block 2, Cimarron Addn., toCashion.Totipotent Properties LLC., toHeart and Soul Properties LLC., theNE/4, section 23-18N-5W.Apex Resources LLC., to VantageExploration LLC., the NW/4,section 23-18N-5W.Car-Mel Building and DevelopmentCo., to Terry Payne and TonyaPayne, Lot 2, Block 4, Vancoe IIAddn., to Kingfisher.Primeland Properties LLC., toKyle T. Hellier, Lot 14, Block 3, JackChoate Addn., to Hennessey (513Meramec, Hennessey).Danny Henry and Marla Henryto Kirby Darbe, a tract of land in theSW/4, section 14-16N-7W as describedin Book 2540, Page 205.Christine Phillips to Antonio dela Torre, Lot 4 and the E 5 ft., of Lot5, Block 4, Cheyenne Addn., to Kingfisher.William D. Gill Sr., aka WilliamDavid Gill Sr., and William D. GillSr., Patricia Ann Brumley, andRoberta Grimes aka Roberta H.Grimes, to Robert D. Stotts andRhonda J. Stotts, the SE/4, section1-19N-8W, with exceptions as describedin Book 2540, Page 244.Barry L. Pollard aka Barry Pollardaka Barry Lynn Pollard andJane Roxanne Pollard aka RoxannePollard aka J. Roxanne Pollard, toPollard Farm Land LLC., all interestdescribed in “Exhibit A,” as part ofthe deed found in Book 2540, Page295.Christopher A. Shaw aka ChristopherShaw and Cassie Shaw toSept. 29, 1:37 a.m. — OfficerJakob Gaither conducteda traffic stop near 1616 S. Mainafter observing a gray car withheavy rear-end damagewhich was covering the licenseplate. He had attemptedto stop the car in the parkinglot of McDonalds, but evenafter making eye contact withthe driver, the vehicle continuedonto US-81 southbound.The suspect vehicle stopped ashort distance later, and advisedthat he was nervous becausehe was in his wife’s carand he was not supposed tobe in town. The driver, identifiedas Bobby Jack Brooks, 36,of Wanette, did not have hislicense, and said he had left itat home because he was in ahurry. The officer ran Brooks’information through the computersystem and discoveredthat he was wanted on a warrant,and his license had beensuspended. He was placedunder arrest. During an inventoryof his vehicle prior toimpound, multiple stolenitems were found displayingthe Kingfisher Wal-Mart storenumber. The officer contactedthe store, which provided apicture of Brooks as he wasleaving the store at 1:30 a.m.Oct. 2, 4:42 p.m. — OfficerJustin Trumbley was dispatchedto Wal-Mart, 200 W.Starlite, in reference to a shoplifter.Upon arrival, he metwith the store’s asset protectionofficer, Jon Alexander,who advised that a femalesubject took various itemsfrom the shelf in the clearanceaisle, then proceeded to theelectronics department. Oncethere, she selected two phonechargers, then went to the automotivedepartment whereshe took them from their packageand concealed the merchandisein her purse, discardingthe package on the shelf.She then went to the grocerydepartment for various items.The suspect paid for the groceryitems, but not for the othermerchandise, which was listedas two phone chargers, valuedat $14.96 each; Tag Princessstory book, $13; KymaroBody Shaper, $29.88 and twopajama jeans, $39.88 each.Alisa Sutherland, 52, ofWatonga, was placed underarrest at the scene.Oct. 3 — Lt. David Catrontook a report from LarryAdams of Dennis’ ExpressPharmacy concerning twowomen who had come intothe store at different timesduring the day to fill prescriptions.One asked forhydrocodone adn the other forLoritab and Oxycodone. Bothpresented scrips whichAdams was unable to verify,so he did not fill the order. Hetold the officer that he calledthe doctor, who said that hedoes not write prescriptionson a pad. Both women hadgiven their names, but no identificationwas obtained on either.Oct. 3 — Lt. Catron took areport from Elinor Ledoux ofOkarche who said that she hadmade a purchase at Wal-Martin Kingfisher between thehours of 12:15 and 1:30 p.m.,and had left her purse in theshopping cart when she put itin the cart storage area. Shesaid she left and when shereturned, she found that herpurse was no longer in thecart. Ledoux advised that thepurse contained her iPhone,$40 in cash, wallet with herI.D. and medical cards, keysand her glasses.Joshua Brown, a tract of land in theNW/4, section 13-17N-6W as describedin Book 2541, Page 19 (Rt.1, Box 34A, Dover).Ryan Schenk and Kelli Schenk,to Christopher M. Harris and TroylenJ. Harris, Lot 5, Block 3, Trails WestAddn., Phase II, Kingfisher (1801 S.19th Street, Kingfisher).Jesse C. Smith and Joan V.Smith, to The Jesse C. Smith andJoan V. Smith Revocable Trust, theW/2, Lots 9-12, Block 16,Hennessey.James T. Ladwig and NoeleneA. Ladwig, to Hilario Torres, Tract10, Blackjack Trail Estates,Hennessey, a part of the N/2, section30-19N-7W.Douglas Novak and Louise N.Novak to Kenward Inderlied andBetty Inderlied, Lots 3 and 4 and theS/2, NW/4, section 1-18N-6W.Terrance M. Payne and TonyaPayne to Jared Wayne Mitchel andHaley Lynn Mitchel, Lot 2, Block 1,C. Harvey Brown Addn., Section 4,Kingfisher (1603 Casaview Dr.,Kingfisher).Justin Mecklenburg and LyndyMecklenburg, to Craig McVicker andGinger McVicker, Lot 6, and the E 3ft., of Lot 7, Block 3, Zellers HilltopAddn., to Kingfisher (611 ZellersAve., Kingfisher).Mark W. Carter, trustee of MarkW. Carter 2008 Trust, to Mark W.Carter, Lots 5 and 6, Block 4, Sunset4 Phase 2, Addn., to Okarche.James R. Eaton and Cynthia A.Eaton, to John Johnson and ValerieJohnson, Lot 7, Block 1, Teal RidgeAddn., to Kingfisher (with exceptionsas described in Book 2542,Page 18).Judith H. Grellner and James F.Grellner, to Judith H. Grellner andJames F. Grellner, surface rightsonly in and to the E/2, SE/4, section26-16N-6W.Oct. 3, 12:25 a.m. — OfficerTrout conducted a traffic stopat Will Rogers and Main afterobserving a vehicle with aninoperable brake light. Thedriver was identified asStephen Ray Hearrell, 24, of222 N. Fifth Street, Kingfisher.After the officer noticed thatHearrell was acting very nervous,the K-9 drug dog“Argie” was brought on thescene and gave a positive alerton the driver’s side ofHearrell’s vehicle. A searchproduced green leafy substancein the console cupholder, and a socket containingburned residue, whichfield-tested positive for marijuana.Hearrell was placedunder arrest for possession ofmarijuana and possession ofdrug paraphernalia.Oct. 4, 10 p.m. — Sgt. TravisGray responded to Dennis’Express Pharmacy where hetook a report from pharmacistMelissa Hunt concerning aforged prescription order.Hunt said that a white femaletried to pass what Hunt believedto be a fake prescriptionfor oxycodone and Zanex.When she questioned thewoman in regard to the scrip,she left.Oct. 5, 8 p.m. — Sgt. Grayand other officers respondedto a distress call at Dennis’Express Pharmacy. When theyarrived, they found twopeople, one inside and oneoutside the business. Afterinterviews, both people wereplaced under arrest for endeavoringto obtain controlleddangerous substance (CDS) byfraud. Arrested were RodneyKamil Massad, 41, and TarrahPartin, 33, both of OklahomaCity.Karl V. Mueggenborg and KarlaMueggenborg, to Karl V.Mueggenborg and KarlaMueggenborg, surface rights onlyin and to the E/2, SE/4, section 20-15N-6W.DCP Southern Hills PipelineLLC., to Western Farmer’s ElectricCooperative, a 5 acre tract situatedin the NE/4, section 28-17N-7W.Debbie Burpo, Ed McDonald,Billie Stewart and Lana Miller, trusteesfor the Frontline Ministries Inc.,as a member church of the InternationalPentecostal Holiness Church,and their successors in office, toGod’s Covenant Church Inc., Lot 9,Block 8, Kingfisher (308 N. MainStreet, Kingfisher).The Cashion Cemetery Associationto Katherine Blake and JanetLee, the N/2, Lot No. N 106.Linda Richardson and GeneRichardson to Sergio Roman, a tractof land in the NW/4, section 13-18N-7W as described (and withexceptions as described) in Book2543, page 108.Beyond the Conviction to LaineD. Helt, Lots 1-4 inclusive in Block3, Bert Lankard’s Addn., to Kingfisheras described in Book 2543,Page 140 (702 S. 11th Street, Kingfisher).QUIT CLAIMMINERAL DEEDSGallup Partners LTD., to Len J.Crombie and Jere R. Gallup, eachan undivided 1/2 interest in section7-18N-5W.Michael J. Bomhoff, trustee ofthe Micharl J. Bomhoff RevocableTrust, and Nancy J. Bomhoff, trusteeof the Nancy J. Bomhoff RevocableTrust, to Bomhoff Oil LLC., all of themineral interest in the N/2, section34-15N-7W; AND any undivided 1/4 interest in the N/2, section 28-15N-7W.Jimmy Jack Herring and MarilynLegal noticesPublished Sunday, Oct 7 and 14, 2012,in the Kingfisher Times and Free Press.)IN THE DISTRICT COURT OFKINGFISHER COUNTY STATE OFOKLAHOMAIN THE MATER OF THE ESTATE OFMAX L. DAVIS aka MAX LEE DAVIS,DECEASED.Case No. PB-2012-31NOTICE OF HEARING FINALACCOUNT, DETERMINATION OFHEIRSHIP, AND PETITION FORDISTRIBUTION AND DISCHARGENOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thatDillon Dale Davis and Darsha LynnTarrant, the Co-Personal Representativesof the Estate of Max L. Davis akaMax Lee Davis, Deceased, having filedin this Court their Final Account of saidEstate, and their Petition for Determinationof Heirship, Distribution of said estateand for the Final Discharge of theCo-Personal Representatives, the hearingof the same has been fixed by Orderof the undersigned Judge of this court for9:00 A.M. on the 7th day of November,2012, in the Courtroom of the KingfisherCounty Courthouse, Kingfisher, KingfisherCounty, State of Oklahoma.NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHERGIVEN that all persons interested in thisestate are notified to then and there appearand show cause, if any they mayhave, why the said Final Account shouldnot be settled and allowed, the heirs,devisees and legatees of Max L. Davisaka Max Lee Davis determined, saidestate distributed and the Co-PersonalRepresentatives discharged.DONE this 3rd day of October, 2012s/Robert E. DavisRobert E. DavisJUDGE OF DISTRICT COURTSteven R. LoranceAttorney for the C0-PersonalRepresentativesP.O. Box 511Crescent, Oklahoma, 73028Phone: 405-969-3392OBA #5527LPXLP(Published Sunday, Oct 7 and 14, 2012,in the Kingfisher Times and Free Press.)NOTICE TO BIDDERSThe Town of Okarche, Oklahoma willreceive bids in the Office of the TownClerk, Municipal Building, 103 W. Oklahoma,Okarche, Oklahoma, until 5:00p.m. on the 29th day of October, 2012 forthe sale of the following:1970 Chev fire engine, pumps750 gallons per minute, failedlast pump test. Lights and sirenstay with truck if purchased byan emergency entity.Bids should be placed in a sealedenvelope with the vehicle description onthe outside of the envelope. Vehiclesmust be paid for and removed from townproperty within 10 business days of bidacceptance.Any bid received more than ninetysix(96) hours, excluding Saturday andSunday, before the time set for the openingof bids, or any bid so received afterthe time set for opening of bids, shall notbe considered by the Town of Okarcheand shall be returned unopened to thebidder.The Town of Okarche reserves theright to reject any or all bids.The items may be inspected at theabove listed address weekdays betweenthe hours of 8:00 a.m. o’clock and 5:00p.m. o’clock.Elise TurnerTown ClerkLPXLP(Published Sun. Oct. 7 and 14, in theKingfisher Times and Free Press.)October 5, 2012RE; Notice of Hearing to all propertyowners within 300 ft. of applicant, PaulKrittenbrink, John Curran Krittenbrink,James Joseph Krittenbrink, Mark LeoKrittenbrink, Joyce Ann KrittenbrinkBrandes and Dorothy KrittenbrinkEstate, who is petitioning the KingfisherPlanning Commission to acquire aConditional Use Permit and/or ZoningVariance for the raising of animals(excluding swine) for FFA projects at1202 W. Will Rogers.Dear Property Owner,Paul Krittenbrink, John Krittenbrink,James Krittenbrink, Mark Krittenbrink,Joyce Brandes, and Dorothy KrittenbrinkEstate are requesting an exception fromSection 602.2, R-1 (Single FamilyDistrict Uses Permitted of the KingfisherZoning Ordinance 939 (November2011).Legal Description: A tract of land in theSouthwest Quarter of the SoutheastQuarter of Section Twenty-one (21),Township Sixteen (16) North, RangeSeven (7) West of the Indian Meridian,containing 30 Acres. Said tract lyingadjacent to a tract of land in theSoutheast Quarter of Section Twentyone(21), Township Sixteen (16) North,Range Seven (7) West which is ownedby Kingfisher Independent SchoolDistrict Number Seven.Prior to 2004 this property was zoned asA-1 (Agricultural District), as such thePermitted Uses included (Farm forraising dogs, cattle, goats, horses,sheep, rabbits, or poultry). The presentZoning is R-1 (Single Family District),thus the Conditional Use Permit and/orZoning Variance is being requested.There is a public hearing scheduledabout this matter on October 25, 2012 at12:00 PM noon, at City of KingfisherMunicipal Building, 301 N. Main,Kingfisher, Oklahoma. Anyoneinterested in voicing concerns or wishingto support the request may do so.Comments may be submitted in writing,but a signature and address must beincluded in the correspondence.Sincerely,s/William TuckerWilliam TuckerCity ClerkLPXLP(Published Sun. Oct 14 and 21,, 2012 inthe Kingfisher Times and Free Press.)IN THE DISTRICT COURT OFKINGFISHER COUNTY,STATE OF OKLAHOMAIn the Matter of the Estate of:LAWRENCE J. ALIG, deceased.No. PB-2012-63NOTICE TO CREDITORSTO PRESENT CLAIMSAll creditors having claims againstLawrence J. Alig, deceased, are requiredto present the same with a descriptionof all security interests andother collateral (if any) held by eachcreditor with respect to such claim, to thenamed Personal Representative, at 302North Main Street, Kingfisher, Oklahoma73750, on or before the following presentmentdate, December 14, 2012, orsame will be forever barred.Dated this 10th day of October 2012./s/ Richard J. AligRichard J. AligPersonal Representative of theEstate of Lawrence J. Alig, deceasedSCHULTE, SCHNEITER & GIBSON,PLLC302 North Main StreetKingfisher, OK 73750Phone: (405) 375-4165Attorneys for EstateLPXLP(Published Sun. Oct 14 and 21, 2012 inthe Kingfisher Times and Free Press.)IN THE DISTRICT COURT OFKINGFISHER COUNTY,STATE OF OKLAHOMAIn the Matter of the Estate ofBennie Edward Ray, a/k/aBehrend Edward Ray, deceased.No. PB-2012-61NOTICE TO CREDITORSTO PRESENT CLAIMSAll creditors having claims againstBennie Edward Ray, a/k/a Behrend EdwardRay, deceased, are required topresent the same with a description of allsecurity interests and other collateral (ifany) held by each creditor with respect tosuch claim, to the named Personal Representative,at 302 North Main Street,Kingfisher, Oklahoma 73750, on or beforethe following presentment date,December 17, 2012, or same will beforever barred.Dated this 10th day of October,2012.s/Brenda Annette JindraBrenda Annette Jindra,Personal Representative of the Estate ofBennie Edward Ray, a/k/a BehrendEdward Ray,deceasedSchulte, Schneiter & Gibson, PLLC302 North Main StreetKingfisher, OK 73750Phone: (405) 375-4165Attorneys for EstateLPXLPJ. Herring, invidually, and Jimmy J.Herring and Marilyn J. Herring astrustees of the Jimmy J. Herring andMarilyn J. Herring Revocable LivingTrust, the W/2, NE/4, section 25-16N-7W; AND the N 26-2/3 acres ofthe NW/4, SE/4, section 25-16N-7W.Robert D. Garrett, trustee of theEstate of Patricia A. Decker, to ChieftainRoyalty Company, the NW/4,section 12-15N-7W.Nellie Marie Bray to Nellie MarieBray Revocable Trust, the S/2, NW/4, and N/2, SW/4, section 10-15N-7W; AND the NW/4, section 17-15N-8W; AND the E/2, SW/4, section30-19N-8W; AND the SE/4,section 31-19N-5W; AND the SE/4,section 36-18N-6W.Judith H. Grellner and James F.Grellner to Judith H. Grellner andJames F. Grellner, the SW/4, section35-15N-5W; AND the SE/4,section 20-15N-6W; AND the NW/4, section 24-15N-6W; AND the SE/4, section 32-15N-8W; AND the S/2, SW/4, section 14-15N-6W; ANDthe NE/4, section 21-15N-6W; ANDLots 3 and 4 and the E/2, SW/4,section 18-15N-7W.Karl V. Mueggenborg and KarlaMueggenborg, to Karl V.Mueggenborg and KarlaMueggenborg, the SW/4, section35-15N-5W; AND the SE/4, section20-15N-6W; AND the NW/4, section24-15N-6W; AND the SE/4,section 32-15N-8W; AND the S/2,SW/4, section 14-15N-6W; AND theNE/4, section 21-15N-6W; AND Lots3 and 4 and the E/2, SW/4, section18-15N-7W; AND the W/2, NE/4,section 29-15N-8W; AND the SE/4,section 26-16N-6W.Marvin L. Wilcox, as sole trusteeof the Wilcox Family RevocableTrust to Marvin L. Wilcox, River Lot5, section 28-17N-5W.Marvin L. Wilcox, as sole successortrustee of the Wilcox FamilyRevocable Trust, to Scott A. Wilcox,River Lot 5, section 28-17N-5W.Marvin L. Wilcox, as sole successortrustee of the Wilcox FamilyTrust, to Larry M. Wilcox, River Lot5, section 28-17N-5W.Glenn A. Fuksa to Bryan Patrick,the NW/4, section 8-19N-6W withexceptions as described in BookSend an Oklahoma veteran to Washington DCOklahoma’s World War II veterans waited 60 yearsfor a memorial in their honor. We want you to helpOklahoma veterans visit this memorial by makinga tax-deductible donation to Oklahoma HonorFlights today.For more information on how to donate, visitwww.oklahomahonorflights.orgor call (405) 259-90002012 LEASE AUCTIONSWEDNESDAY, OCT. 24 • 10:00 AMGarfield County Fairgrounds, Chisholm Trail Pavilion111 West Purdue, Enid, OklahomaALFALFA COUNTY, 10 LEASESBLAINE COUNTY, 7 LEASESGARFIELD COUNTY, 4 LEASESGRANT COUNTY, 9 LEASESKAY COUNTY, 47 LEASESKINGFISHER COUNTY, 10 LEASES5-Year Leases Benefiting Oklahoma SchoolsLease Auctions in 36 Oklahoma Counties (Oct. 15 thru Oct. 30)for Farming, Ranching and Huntingwww.clo.ok.govPublic records(NOTE: The following records pertainto Kingfisher County only. Originaldocuments can be seen in the office ofthe Kingfisher County Clerk, KingfisherCounty Courthouse, Kingfisher, OK).QUIT CLAIM DEEDSRobert J. Reherman and PatriciaL. Reherman to Robert J. Rehermanand Patricia L. Reherman, co-trusteesof the Robert J. Reherman RevocableLiving Trust, an undivided1/2 interest in the following: TheSW/4, section 21-15N-7W; AND allthat part of the SE/4, section 20-15N-7W; AND the E/2, SE/4, section21-15N-7W; AND the SE/4, section8-15N-6W; AND the S/2, SW/4,section 25-15N-6W; AND the SE/4,section 25-15N-6W.Marvin L. Wilcox, successorsole-trustee of the Wilcox FamilyRevocable Trust, to Scott A. Wilcox,Lots 5-7, section 28-17N-5W; ANDLots 5 and 6, section 29-17N-5W;AND the N/2, N/2, NW/4, section33-17N-5W.Ryan J. Reherman and NatashaR. Reherman, trustees of theReherman Family 2009 Trust, toRyan Reherman and NatashaReherman, Lot 2, Block 10, SunsetAddn., No. 3, to Okarche (603 TravisLane, Okarche).Ryan Reherman and NatashaReherman to Ryan J. Rehermanand Natasha R. Reherman, trusteesof the Reherman Family 2009Trust, Lot 2, Block 10, Sunset Addn.,No. 3, to Okarche (603 Travis Lane,Okarche).Robert J. Reherman and PatriciaL. Reherman, to Robert J.Reherman and Patricia L.Reherman, co-trustees of the RobertJ. Reherman Revocable LivingTrust, an undivided 1/2 interest inthe following: The SE/4, section 4-15N-6W; AND Lots 1 and 2, and S/2, NE/4, section 4-15N-6W; ANDthe SW/4, section 5-15N-6W; ANDan undivided 1/2 interest in the NW/4, section 15-15N-6W; AND the NE/4, section 18-15N-6W; AND the NW/4, section 22-15N-6W.Lana E. Corbi, trustee, to LanaE. Corbi, all of sections 7,8,16-21,28-30, W/2, NE/4 and W/2, section9, and W/2, section 27-17N-5W;NE/4, and E/2, SE/4, section 12-E/2, NE/4 and E/2, SE/4, section 13-E/2, NE/4 and SE/4, section 24 andE/2, NE/4, SE/4, section 25-17N-6W, all as described in Book 2542,Page 218.OIL AND GAS LEASESMary I. Smith Mineral Trust, toOklahoma Energy Acquisitions LP,the E/2, NE/4, and SE/4, section 19-17N-5W.Charles David Smith to OklahomaEnergy Acquisitions LP, theE/2, NE/4, section 19-17N-5W.Dorothy Aleen Perdue, astrustee of the Dorothy A. PerdueTrust, to Ward Petroleum Corporation,the S/2, SE/4, section 14-17N-6W.James A. Stuart, trustee of theMaurice E. Stuart Family Trust, toGriffith Land Services Inc., the NE/4, section 7-19N-8W.Evelyn Billie Mederios, to GriffithLand Services Inc., a tract of landdescribed as commencing at theNE/C, SE/4, thence W 602.5 ft., S602.5 ft., E 602.5 ft., N 602.6 ft., tothe point of beginning, section 1-19N-8W.Howard Horton to Griffith LandServices Inc., the SW/4, NW/4, section9-19N-8W.Linda L. Clark and Henry G.Clark to Griffith Land Services Inc.,the S/2, NW/4, section 11-19N-7W.Nathan F. Brown to Griffith LandServices Inc., the S/2, NW/4, section11-19N-7W.Rebecca R. Bright, to GriffithLand Services Inc., the S/2, NW/4,section 11-19N-7W.Thomas Bingman, trustee of theHerrick Trust Estate, to Griffith LandServices Inc., the SE/4, section 7-19N-7W.Perry Cline to Griffith Land ServicesInc., Lots 1-4, and the E/2,SW/4, section 18-19N-8W.Michael D. Gollob to Griffith LandServices Inc., NE/4, section 9-19N-8W.2543, Page 110.QUIT CLAIM DEEDSWalter Investments LLC., to R.Brian Walter and Elizabeth M.Walter, the N 14 ft., of Lot 13 and allof Lots 14 and 15 and the S 5 ft., ofLots 16, Block 11; and Lots 4,5,18,19and 20, Block 10, all in Fossett’sAddn., to Kingfisher.For additional times and locations, call:1-888-35-lands (1-888-355-2637) or (405) 521-4000OKLAHOMA SCHOOL LAND TRUST