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On Sept. 20, John Gresham ofthe Defense Media Network wrotea scathing detailed breakdown ofthis little-noticed terrorist attackon our troops. He called it “argu-ably the worst day in USMC avia-tion history since the Tet Offen-sive of 1968.” Eight irreplaceableaircraft were destroyed or put outof action by Taliban warriorsdressed in U.S. combat fatigues –amounting to “approximately 7percent of the total flying USMCHarrier fleet,” Gresham reported.

His summary is bone chilling:“A Harrier squadron commanderis dead, along with another Ma-rine. Another nine personnel havebeen wounded, and the nearbyMarines at Camp Freedom arenow without effective fixed-wingair support. The USMC’s responseto this disaster will be a tellingreport card on its leadership andorganizational agility.”

On Sept. 21, the left-leaningmagazine The Atlantic publishedan article on the Camp Bastionattack titled “The U.S. Suffered ItsWorst Airpower Loss Since Viet-nam Last Week and No One Re-ally Noticed.” A few right-leaningblogs raised troubling questionsabout preparedness and security.

“How did this band of radicalseven manage to approach a highlyadvanced multi-national militarybase without being detected, muchless force their way inside enmasse?” asked Kim Zigfeld of theAmerican Thinker. “How werethey able to attack so quickly andefficiently that, even though nearlyevery one of them was killed in theeffort, they were able to harm themighty leathernecks more thanthey had been in half a century?”

National Review’s Jonathan Fore-

What about the Camp Bastion Attack?man wondered whether Pakistanwas behind the attack. “It seemslikely that the special forces of aprofessional army planned the raid,and trained, advised and led theraiders — that is if they did notactually take part in it. Those spe-cial forces would, of course, be thoseof Pakistan,” Foreman posited.“This may sound shocking, but itwould hardly be the first time thatPakistani special forces have oper-ated in Afghanistan on behalf ofIslamabad’s allies and proxies.”

President Obama has referredcallously to the murders of ourcivilian diplomatic staff inBenghazi as “bumps in the road.”Even more maddening, though, isthe radio silence from the WhiteHouse about what happened thatday at Camp Bastion — and what,if anything, Obama’s Pentagon didbetween the last major attack onBastion in March and the bloodysiege in September.

Somehow, a band of 15 insur-gents managed to penetrate thewire with assault rifles, rocket-pro-pelled grenades and other weap-ons on 9/14. Their destruction wasof historic proportions. The attackcame six months after U.S. De-fense Secretary Leon Panetta wasthe target of a failed suicide attackattempt at Bastion. The (UK) Sunreported at the time that anAfghani was believed to havemade the deliberate attempt onPanetta after “he broke throughdefenses and drove a vehicle to-wards his aircraft. He then wentpast the perimeter surrounded byarmed security and large concreteblock guards. Disaster was onlyaverted when the truck caught fireand crashed into a ditch on therunway close to where Mr.

Panetta’s jet had landed or was setto land.”

Team Obama mocks GOPpresidential candidate Mitt Rom-ney with snarky lines about bayo-nets and binders. The thin-skinnedcommander in chief exploits SealTeam Six to burnish his “leader-ship” cred. And the president’scampaign surrogates have cease-lessly attacked their critics as “un-patriotic” for questioning thisadministration’s commitment tonational security.

But silence is complicity. Thequestions must be asked: Did po-litically correct rules of engage-ment hamper our troops’ de-fenses? Who knew what andwhen? Who was behind the at-tackers? And what is being doneto ensure our front-line defendersof freedom are able to defendthemselves?

Michelle Malkin is the author of“Culture of Corruption: Obama andhis Team of Tax Cheats, Crooks andCronies” (Regnery 2010). Her e-mailaddress is malkinblog@gmail.com.

tion” and the “fog of war.” Itseems that a reasonable ob-server would conclude thatreal time video feed plus realtime audio communicationswith the people in the consu-late provided as close to a“clear picture” as possible inthe absence of a Vulcan MindMeld with the terrorist leader.

So we have a rescue forcestaged in Sigonella. We havethe people on the ground beg-ging for help. And we seem tohave had an AC-130 gunshipin near proximity to the ac-tion.

And a decision was madeby someone that caused thedeath of these four men just assurely as any action by aLibyan terrorist:

Fox News has learned fromsources who were on theground in Benghazi that anurgent request from the CIAannex for military back-upduring the attack on the U.S.consulate and subsequent at-tack several hours later on theannex itself was denied by theCIA chain of command – whoalso told the CIA operatorstwice to “stand down” ratherthan help the ambassador’steam when shots were heardat approximately 9:40 p.m. inBenghazi on Sept. 11.

Former Navy SEAL TyroneWoods was part of a smallteam who was at the CIA an-nex about a mile from the U.S.consulate where AmbassadorChris Stevens and his teamcame under attack.

When he and others heardthe shots fired, they informedtheir higher-ups at the annexto tell them what they werehearing and requested per-mission to go to the consulateand help out. They were toldto “stand down,” accordingto sources familiar with theexchange. Soon after, theywere again told to “standdown.”

Woods and at least two oth-ers ignored those orders andmade their way to the consu-late which at that point wason fire. Shots were exchanged.The rescue team from the CIAannex evacuated those whoremained at the consulate andSean Smith, who had beenkilled in the initial attack.

They could not find the am-bassador and returned to theCIA annex at about midnight.

At that point, they calledagain for military support andhelp because they were tak-ing fire at the CIA safe house,or annex. The request wasdenied. There were no com-munications problems at theannex, according thosepresent at the compound. Theteam was in constant radiocontact with their headquar-ters.

In fact, at least one memberof the team was on the roof ofthe annex manning a heavymachine gun when mortarswere fired at the CIA com-pound.

The security officer had alaser on the target that wasfiring and repeatedly re-quested back-up support froma Spectre gunship, which is

Benghazi[Continued From Page 4A] commonly used by U.S. Spe-

cial Operations forces to pro-vide support to Special Op-erations teams on the groundinvolved in intense firefights.

Pay special attention to thatlast paragraph. The securityofficer was painting a targetwith a laser designator. Youdon’t do that unless the AC-130 is close enough to acquirethe target.

Not long after Jennifer Grif-fin filed the report quotedabove, CIA Director DavidPetraeus issued a statement:

“No one at any level in theCIA told anybody not to helpthose in need; claims to thecontrary are simply inaccu-rate. ”

What it doesn’t say practi-cally screams at the reader.He is clearly saying that some-one denied help but it wasn’tanyone in the CIA. He doesn’teven deny that the CIA passedon the bad news.

Now the White House hassaid it wasn’t them:

The White House on Satur-day flatly denied that Presi-dent Barack Obama withheldrequests for help from the be-sieged American compoundin Benghazi, Libya, as it cameunder on attack by suspectedterrorists on September 11th.

“Neither the president noranyone in the White Housedenied any requests for assis-tance in Benghazi,” National

5. Because I’m still a firmbeliever in Americanexceptionalism and I’m readyfor a president who feels noneed to apologize for that.

6. Because when I am try-ing to teach my children thatreal character, morality andethics are not situational, Idon’t want to have to explaina president who thinks it’s coolto use expletives to refer toyour political opponent justbecause you’re talking to areporter from Rolling Stonemagazine.

7. Because I don’t wantObama appointing the nextthree justices to the SupremeCourt, leaving the definitionof my individual rights tospeak, write, assemble, prac-tice my religion and bear armsin the hands of a pro-govern-ment, anti-federalism major-ity.

8. Because I don’t want towait until the full story comesout about what really hap-pened in Libya – well after theelection, no doubt – when ouronly option is impeachmentof Obama and installation ofBiden as our next president.

9. Because I haven’t heardanything that convinces meit’s possible to climb back upthe fiscal cliff once we go ca-reening over it at top speed.

10. Because I live in a coun-try where women can vote,earn an education, hold officeand speak their minds freelywithout fear of oppression,abuse or even death and I don’twant my president bowing toleaders who don’t share thosevalues.

Election[Continued From Page 4A]

White House and had failedto address this problem, weprobably would be marchingon the White House.”

That’s a vision that seemsto explain black tolerance forfailed politicians — namely, ifit’s a black politician whosepolicies are ineffectual andpossibly harmful to the massesof the black community, it’stolerable, but it’s entirely un-acceptable if the politician iswhite.

Black people would notaccept excuses upon excusesand vote to re-elect decadeafter decade any white politi-cian, especially a Republicanpolitician, to office who hadthe failed records of our big-city mayors. What that sug-gests about black people is notvery flattering.

Walter E. Williams is a pro-fessor of economics at GeorgeMason University. To find outmore about Walter E. Williamsand read features by other Cre-ators Syndicate writers and car-toonists, visit the Creators Syn-dicate Web page atwww.creators.com.

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Security Council spokesmanTommy Vietor told YahooNews by email.

The White House state-ment really doesn’t mean any-thing. First and foremost, thisWhite House lies just to keepin practice. They’ll lie aboutwhat cereal Obama had forbreakfast so lying about some-thing akin to manslaughter ishardly unsurprising. As weparse the statement, keep inmind the White House doesn’tactually command militaryforces.

Any order from the WhiteHouse would be relayed byway of the Secretary of De-fense who is increasingly look-ing like the guy with no chairnearby as the music stops.

Panetta’s weaselly “clearpicture” statement gives theimpression of a man with aguilty conscience. He is theguy who exercised commandauthority over all the re-sources available to attempt arescue and he is the guy whowould have told them to notrespond. But the idea that thePresident of the United Statesjust abruptly left the situationroom and did no participatein the decision is ludicrous onits face.

The facts now seem fairlyclear. Forces were positionedto effect a rescue of at leastsome of the men who are nowdead. An order was given bythe Secretary of Defense to notlaunch a rescue attempt eitherby the reaction force staged inSicily or by an AC-130 gun-ship orbiting over head.

The White House hadvideo feed and audio feedavailable presenting themwith a clear picture of the situ-ation on the ground. And thePresident of the United Statesdecided four dead Americanswas a small price to pay forpreserving the political fictionof the Arab Spring.

By Michelle MalkinThree days after the bloody 9/

11 siege on our consulate inBenghazi, the Taliban waged anintricately coordinated, brutal at-tack on Camp Bastion in Afghani-stan. The murderous jihadists re-leased video exactly one monthago this week showing off their

training exercises in preparationfor the assault. Where are the ques-tions?

Where’s the accountability?Where’s the Obama administra-tion? Where’s the press? Where’sthe outrage?

Two heroic U.S. Marines werekilled in the battle. Their names –

Lt. Col. Christopher Raible andSgt. Bradley Atwell – have notbeen uttered publicly by the com-mander in chief. Their arrival backin the U.S., in flag-draped coffins,was not broadcast on network TV.But their brothers-in-arms did notand will not forget. And neithermust we.

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(Published Wednesday Oct. 31, 2012 inthe Kingfisher Times and Free Press.)

NOTICE TO BIDDERS#06-2012-2013

Notice is hereby given that the Board ofCounty Commissioners will receivesealed bids for Chisholm Trail Museumfor Mansard roof repair and frontentrance construction. Bids will beaccepted up until the hour of 4:00 p.m. onNovember 9th, 2012 in the office of theCounty Court Clerk of Kingfisher CountyRoom#3 Kingfisher, Oklahoma. Sealedbids will be opened at their regularmeeting of November 13th, 2012. A bidbond or cashiers check in the amount of5% of the bid total shall be included.Plans and specifications for project maybe obtained or examined at ChisholmTrail Museum. Copies are $10.00 non-refundable.If the total bidder price exceeds$50,000.00 the winning bid will berequired to furnish a surety bond as perOklahoma State Law.The Board of County Commissionersreserve the right to reject any or all bids.Statement of non-collusion must becompleted by all bidders. Please contactthe Kingfisher County Clerk’s office forbid results at 405-375-3887.Board of County CommissionersKingfisher County CourthouseKingfisher OK 73750/s/ Edward WilczekChairman/s/ Keith SchroderVice-Chairman/s/ Ray ShimanekMemberATTEST: Teresa WoodKingfisher County ClerkLPXLP

(Published Wednesday Oct. 31, 2012 inthe Kingfisher Times and Free Press.)

PUBLIC HEARINGTHE CITY OF KINGFISHER WILL BEHOLDING A PUBLIC HEARING ONTUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2012 AT5:30 P.M. AT 301 N. MAIN, CITY HALL.THE PURPOSE OF THE HEARING ISTO INVITE CITIZENS FOR INPUT ONTHE CLOSING OUT OF THECOMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCKGRANT FOR THE CONSTRUCTIONOF NEW WATER STORAGE TANK.ALL CITIZENS ARE ENCOURAGED TOATTEND, PARTICULARLY THOSE OFLOW AND MODERATE INCOMELEVELS.LPXLP

(Published Wednesday Oct. 31 and Nov.7, 2012 in the Kingfisher Times and FreePress.)

NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALECJ-2012-55

Notice is given that on the 4 day ofDecember, 2012, at 10:00 a.m., at thefront lobby of the County Courthouse, inthe City of Kingfisher, Kingfisher County,Oklahoma, the Sheriff of said County willoffer for sale and sell, with appraisement,for cash, at public auction, to the highestand best bidder, all that certain real es-tate in Kingfisher County, Oklahoma, to-wit:

Lot Nine (9), in Block One (1),College Hill Heights Addition, asubdivision of a part of theNortheast Quarter of the NortheastQuarter (NE/4 NE/4) of Section 14,Township 16 North, Range 7 Westof the Indian Meridian, KingfisherCounty, Oklahoma;

subject to unpaid taxes, advancementsby Plaintiff for taxes, insurancepremiums, and expenses necessary forthe preservation of the subject property,if any, said property having been dulyappraised at $48,500.00. Sale will bemade pursuant to a Special ExecutionAnd Order Of Sale issued in accordancewith judgment entered in the DistrictCourt of Kingfisher County, Oklahoma,in Case No. CJ-2012-55, entitled BANKOF AMERICA, N.A., Plaintiff, vs.Christopher Otey, being all of theDefendants and persons holding orclaiming and interest or lien in the subjectproperty.

Dennis Banther, Sheriff ofKingfisher County OklahomaBy: /s/ Dennis BantherSheriff

James H. Thiessen - # 20354Baer, Timberlake, Coulson & Cates,P.C.P.O. Box 18486Oklahoma City, OK 73154-0486Telephone: (405) 842-7722Facsimile: (405) 848-9349BTCC File NO.: 100491LPXLP

Legal notices Public records(NOTE: The following records per-

tain to Kingfisher County only. Originaldocuments can be seen in the office ofthe Kingfisher County Clerk, KingfisherCounty Courthouse, Kingfisher, OK).

QUIT CLAIMMINERAL DEEDS

Lanouette Family 1998 Trust toGary Randal Lanouette, RonaldEugene Lanouette and LindaFrancis Steinmetz, the NW/4, sec-tion 36-15N-6W.

Lanouette Family 1998 Trust toGary Randal Lanouette, RonaldEugene Lanouette and LindaFrancis Steinmetz, the SE/4, sec-tion 29-18N-9W.

Lanouette Family 1998 Trust toGary Randal Lanouette, RonaldEugene Lanouette and LindaFrancis Steinmetz, the N/2, SW/4,section 12-15N-6W.

Lanouette Family 1998 Trust toGary Randal Lanouette, RonaldEugene Lanouette and LindaFrancis Steinmetz, the SE/4, sec-tion 11-15N-6W.

Ronald Eugene Lanouette andNina Garabedian to Gary RandalLanouette, the SE/4, section 11-15N-6W.

John Paul Steinmetz and LindaFrances Steinmetz to Gary RandalLanouette, the SE/4, section 11-15N-6W.

John Paul Steinmetz and LindaFrances Steinmetz, to Gary RandalLanouette, the N/2, SW/4, section12-15N-6W.

Ronald Eugene Lanouette andNina Garabedian, to Gary RandalLanouette, the NW/4, section 12-15N-6W.

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1319 SOUTH 7THLOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION!Charming and turn key ready! 2 bed-room, 2 bath & 2 living areas! Re-duced to $139,500. Call Laine!

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1214 SOUTH MAINLocation, Location, Location! 3 bed,2 bath, fp, offers large sun-room! Re-duced to $145,500...Call Laine! Today!

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809 SOUTH 7THAffordable & Adorable 2 bed, 1 bathframe home with garage, $50,000.

NORTHWEST OF KINGFISHER2 Acres in country w/beautiful view! 3 bd,2 ba, 2 gar brick offers open floor plan,cozy fp w/insert, lg country kitchen w/breakfast bar! $129,900 $119,900.Call Sandy Today.

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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY• 1109 S. Main. 4,444 Sq. Ft. On 1.20 Acres• 119 East Admire. 3,250 sq. ft. ...$77,000

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Richland Road- 6 Lots For Sale: $12,000 • 1 Acre Lot In StoneBrookAddition...REDUCED: $90,000.APPRAISAL AVAILABLE.

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1203 Walton Trail ......................................................PENDING1209 Francis Lane .................................................... PENDING211 West Chisholm .................................................. PENDING720 South 9th Street ................................................ PENDING907 Lucinda Lane ..................................................... PENDING1203 Walton Trail ......................................................PENDING403 West Toronto ..................................................... PENDING

422 N. 1st, Okarche 3 Bedroom, Corner Lot.

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213 South 8th 2 Bedroom, Affordable.

REDUCED! $65,000

1525 Cterling Drive 3 Bedroom, 3-1/2 Bath. Has It

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301 East Miles Ave. Beautiful 2 BR On Corner Lot

REDUCED! $109,000

141 Wildwood 4 Bedroom, 3 Bath

$187,500

1212 South Main St. 4 BR, Seller Having Exterior PaintedSeller Is Licensed Real Estate Broker

$133,000

West OnHiway 33 2 Bedroom,Public Utility$25,000

608 Zellers 2 Bedroom, 1,625 Square Feet

$136,500

716 South 9th 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, 1,840 Sq. Ft.

$140,000

East Of OkarcheBeautiful 3 BR, 2 Bath. Sets On14 Acres. Ready To Move Into!

809 Park Lane 3 Bedroom, Great Area

$145,500

15150 Miller Drive3 BR, On 2 Acres MOL.

$129,900

Sets On Shafenberg Road4 Bedroom Victorian Home On3.87 Acres. 4,052 Square Feet

$295,000

522 South Main3 BR, 3 Bath, 2,933 Sq. Ft.

$165,000

304 E.Lemon’s

Road4 BR, Sets On 3 Acres.

Includes Large Barn WithMany Amenities.

REDUCED! $200,000

DRASTICALLY REDUCED

613 South 7th1,328 Sq. Ft. Cute!

$58,000

409 South 6th 3 BR, 1,948 Square Feet.

$55,000

$289,000

1200 HAILEY’S COURT3 Bedroom, 2-1/2 Bath, 3 Car

Garage, 3,212 Square Feet, 4thBedroom (Optional). BEAUTIFUL!

Per Sq. Ft.!

510 N. 3rd, Okarche3 BR, Move-In Ready!

$195,000

1112 South 12th 3 Bedroom, 1,830 Square FeetREDUCED! $109,900

Shafenberg Road 4 BR, 2 Bath, Sets on 1.25 Acres. Livestock

Wel;come! Open Floor Plan. Nice Country Setting$142,000

124 West Locust 3 Bedroom, 2,044 sf

Corner Lot! $155,000

$56Per Sq. Ft.!

$76Per Sq. Ft.!

REDUCED$90

REDUCED

315 South 6th3 BR, 2,568 Square Feet

$119,000

$46Per Sq. Ft.!

REDUCED

DRASTICALLY REDUCED

403 Lawrence Dr., Okarche 2 or 4 BR, Equipped With High End

$350,000

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1021 South 7th St. Two Story, 3 BR, 2 Baths And

Basement. 2,192 Sq. Ft.$135,000

BACK ON MARKET

8A Wednesday, October 31, 2012 Kingfisher (Okla.) Times & Free Press

(Published Wed. Oct. 31, 2012 in theKingfisher Times and Free Press.)Minutes of the Regular Meeting ofKingfisher County Board ofCommissioners held on October 22,2012. Advance notice of the meetingwas posted on the bulletin board next toCommissioners office, north and westentrances on October 19, 2012.Chairman Wilczek called theCommissioners meeting to order at 9:31a.m. Roll call was read with the followingresponses: Schroder-present;Shimanek-present; Wilczek-present.Also in attendance were the following;Dennis Banther, Kingfisher CountySheriff; Adam Lynn, Chisholm TrailMuseum Director; John Gilmour,Chisholm Trail Board Member; MaxGerber, County Engineer; BarbaraWalter, Hennessey Clipper; Gary Reid,Kingfisher Times & Free Press; andTeresa Wood, Kingfisher County Clerk.A motion was made by Schroder andseconded by Shimanek to approve thefollowing: Agenda, minutes for regularmeeting held October 15, 2012: warrantsfor fiscal year 2011-2012 and warrantsand purchase orders #1364 thru #1650for the fiscal year 2012-2013. Motionapproved with the following votes cast:Schroder-yes; Shimanek-yes; Wilczek-yes.GENERAL/OTHER 2012-201337 MTM Solutions, Inc.911/Consulting Services ......... $400.0026 Kaeser & Blair, Inc911/Supplies ............................ $840.1426 Kingfisher Office Supply911/Supplies .............................. $99.4949 AmsanSheriff/Supplies ....................... $622.5967 Osterholt, StephenSheriff/Labor ............................ $260.0065 U.S. PostmasterSheriff/Stamps ......................... $180.00101 Sublett, DianeHealth/Mileage .......................... $68.82102 Oriental TradingHealth/Supplies ....................... $115.99103 Learning Zone ExpressHealth/Supplies ......................... $69.65104 Stephen Arthurs, M.D.Health/Prescriptive Authority .. $200.00385 Loftis, SteveEmrg. Mgmt./Travel ................. $142.08386 Kingfisher Office SupplyDistrict Attorney/Notary ............. $20.95387 Throckmorton Insurance AgencyDistrict Attorney/Notary ............. $30.00388 OOSI, IncDistrict Attorney/Mo. Lease ..... $174.90389 Enid TypewriterCounty Clerk/Cartridge ........... $405.00390 Oklahoma Tax CommissionCounty Clerk/Interest ................ $21.32391 Oklahoma Natural GasGen Gov/Monthly Billing ......... $188.47392 Copeland, DonnaCounty Clerk/Travel .................. $50.50393 McCully, EloiseAssessor/Travel ....................... $269.68HIGHWAY 2012-201311 Sunbelt EquipmentDist.1/Bridge Material ........... $7,198.80459 Hellwege, FlorenceDist.1/Shale .......................... $4,958.00460 O’Reilly Automotive, Inc.Dist.1/Parts .............................. $628.31461 City Trailer, Inc.Dist.1/Parts ................................ $91.80462 Russell Engineering, Inc.Dist.1/Survey Search .......... $2,700.00463 O’Reilly Automotive, Inc.Dist.2/Parts .............................. $525.80464 Hosken GypsumDist.2/Road Material ............ $2,486.59465 Hosken GypsumDist.2/Road Material ............ $1,585.65466 O’Reilly Automotive, Inc.Dist.3/Parts .................................. $2.96467 Yellow House MachineryDist.3/Parts ........................... $1,345.96468 R&D Sales EquipmentDist.3/Lease Payment .......... $1,294.02469 Cummins, Inc.Dist.3/Repairs ....................... $1,420.19470 Safety Kleen Corp.Dist.3/Contract Service ........... $254.98SALES TAX 2012-2013153 National 4-H Council SupplyExtension/4-H Curriculum ......... $38.75154 Eureka WaterExtension/Water-Rent ............... $15.15155 Okla. State UniversityExtension/Hard Drive ................ $00.99156 Crandall & Sanders, Inc.Free Fair/Repairs .................... $408.63157 H&H EnterprisesFree Fair/Supplies ..................... $78.00158 Nafeco, Inc.Kgf Fire/Bunker Gear .............. $512.72159 Lowes LoyalFire/Table & Chairs ............. $2,221.47Bids were opened for the Chisholm TrailMuseum Remodel and none had a non-collusion affidavit. A motion was madeby Shimanek and seconded by Schroderto reject all bids submitted for ChisholmTrail Museum Remodel. Motionapproved with the following votes cast:Schroder-yes; Shimanek-yes; Wilczek-yes.A motion was made by Shimanek andseconded by Schroder to approveKingfisher County Holiday schedule for2013. Motion approved with the followingvotes cast: Schroder yes; Shimanek-yes; Wilczek-yes.A motion was made by Shimanek andseconded by Schroder to approveKingfisher County Commissionersmeeting schedule for 2013. Motionapproved with the following votes cast:Schroder yes; Shimanek-yes; Wilczek-yes.A motion was made by Schroder andseconded by Shimanek to approveapplication for cremation of KingfisherCounty indigent. Motion approved withthe following votes cast: Schroder yes;Shimanek-yes; Wilczek-yes.A motion was made by Schroder andseconded by Shimanek to approveresolution designating CED #8 as theengineer responsible for KingfisherCounty Bridge Inspections. Motionapproved with the following votes:Schroder-yes; Shimanek-yes; Wilczek-yes.A motion was made by Schroder andseconded by Shimanek to adjourn.Motion approved with the following votescast: Schroder-yes; Shimanek-yes;Wilczek-yes.Meeting adjourned at 10:01 a.m.Edward Wilczek, ChairmanKeith Schroder, Vice-ChairmanRay Shimanek, MemberTeresa Wood, Kingfisher County ClerkLPXLP

Commissionersproceedings

Public records(NOTE: The following records per-

tain to Kingfisher County only. Originaldocuments can be seen in the office ofthe Kingfisher County Clerk, KingfisherCounty Courthouse, Kingfisher, OK).

QUIT CLAIMMINERAL DEEDS

Ronald Eugene Lanouette andNina Garabedian to Gary RandalLanouette, the NW/4, section 36-15N-6W.

John Paul Steinmetz and LindaFrances Steinmetz, to Gary RandalLanouette, the NW/4, section 36-15N-6W.

Ronald Eugene Lanouette andNina Garabedian to Gary RandalLanouette, the SE/4, section 29-18N-9W.

John Paul Steinmetz and LindaFrances Steinmetz to Gary RandalLanouette, the SE/4, section 29-18N-9W.

Donna Carpenter aka Donna L.Carpenter aka Donna L. BirkmeyerCarpenter aka Donna Lynne Car-penter to Donna L. Carpenter,trustee of the Donna L. CarpenterRevocable Trust, the SW/4, section13-18N-5W.

Kathleen Ann Painter and JamesMichael Binkley as Trustees of theRevocable Inter Vivos Trust ofShirley Kathleen Binkley to KathleenAnn Painter and Jackie LynnPainter, co-trustees of the Revo-cable Inter Vivos Trust of KathleenAnn Painter; AND to James MichaelBinkley, in equal shares:

Lots 1-3, Block 29, Hennessey;AND Lots 21 and 22, Block 32,Hennessey;AND NE/4, section 1-17N-6W;AND NE/4, section 2-17N-6W;AND section 7-17N-6W;AND the E/2, NW/4, section 1-18N-5W;AND the E/2, NW/4, section 31-18N-5W;AND the S/2, NE/4 and Lots 1 and2, section 5-18N-6WAND the SW/4, section 8-18N-6WAND the E/2, SE/4, section 34-18N-6WAND the NE/4, section 36-18N-6W;AND the S/2, NE/4, S/2, NW/4and Lots 1-4, section 1-18N-9W;AND the SW/4, section 28-19N-5W;AND the SW/4, NW/4, section 18-19N-7W;AND the N/2, section 19 and S/2,section 18, all in Township 19N-7W;AND Lot 2 and SE/4, NW/4, sec-tion 19-19N-7W;AND N/2, NE/4, section 19-19N-7W;AND a tract of land in the S/2, NE/4, section 23-19N-7W;AND the E/2, NW/4, section 30-19N-7W;AND section 35-19N-7W;AND the SE/4, section 6-19N-8W;AND the S/2, S/2, NE/4, section24-19N-8W;AND the S/2, SE/4, section 35-19N-9W;AND the NW/4, section 36-19N-9W.

Darlene June Phillips to Tho-mas S. Phillips, Lots 3 and 4, sec-tion 2-15N-6W; AND Lot 2 and SW/4, NE/4, section 2-15N-6W

Patricia H. Waschka, trustee ofthe Ronald W. Waschka BypassTrust, to RWW Minerals LLC., 1/8interest in Lots 7 and 8, section 22-17N-6W; AND 1/8 interest in the N/2, NW/4, section 27-17N-6W.

OIL AND GAS LEASESJanice K. Cowdrey aka Janice

K. Sturgeon Cowdrey to Griffith LandServices Inc., the NW/4, and W/2,NE/4, section 11-19N-9W.

LaFevers Family LLC., Mark L.Springer as Manager, to Griffith LandServices Inc., Lots 3 and 4 and theS/2, NW/4, section 4-19N-9W.

Roy V. Sturgeon Jr., and wife,Ada Ruth Sturgeon, to Griffith LandServices Inc., the SE/4, section 10-19N-9W.

Roy V. Sturgeon Jr., and wifeAda Ruth Sturgeon as trustees ofthe Roy V. Sturgeon Jr., and wifeAda Ruth Sturgeon 2002 RevocableTrust, to Griffith Land Services Inc.,the NW/4, section 10-19N-9W.

Parson Petroleum LLC., toGriffith Land Services Inc., the SE/4, section 12-19N-9W.

Sandra Lee Linton, fka SandraLee Carruth, to Griffith Land Ser-vices Inc., the NW/4, and SE/4, sec-tion 10-19N-9W.

Paul W. Theimer Jr., EstateTrust, Marjorie Ann Theimer,trustee, life estate, to Griffith LandServices Inc., the S/2, NE/4 and W/2, SE/4, section 9-19N-9W.

James G. Fulmer to Griffith LandServices Inc., the SE/4, section 12-19N-9W.

Clem H. Underhill, trustee of theClem H. Underhill Trust, to GriffithLand Services Inc., the S/2, NE/4and W/2, SE/4, section 9-19N-9W.

Brewer Family Minerals LLC., toGriffith Land Services Inc., Lots 7and 8 and S/2, SW/4, section 36-20N-9W.

Linda R. Sturgeon Cunningham,to Griffith Land Services Inc., theNW/4, and W/2, NE/4, section 11-19N-9W.

LaJeanne Buckner to GriffithLand Services Inc., the S/2, NE/4and W/2, SE/4, section 9-19N-9W.

Suzanne Maxwell to Griffith LandServices Inc., Lots 3 and 4 and theS/2, NW/4, section 1-19N-9W.

Robin J. Sisney to Griffith LandServices Inc., the S/2, NE/4 and W/2, SE/4, section 9-19N-9W.

Robin J. Sisney, formerly RobinJ. Martin, to Griffith Land ServicesInc., the SW/4, section 2-19N-9W.

Sandra K. Meyers to Griffith LandServices Inc., the W/2, SE/4, SE/4,section 9-19N-9W.

Ginger D. Dosser, fka Ginger D.Vincent, to Griffith Land ServicesInc., Lots 3 and 4 and the S/2, NW/4, section 1-19N-9W.

William Richard Lierman Sr.,successor trustee of the Kay ElaineYork Lierman Trust, to Griffith LandServices Inc., the NE/4, and SE/4,section 24-19N-9W.

Mary Borelli McNeil to Ward

Petroleum Corporation, River Lots1 and 2 and the S/2, NE/4, section33-17N-5W.

Larry M. Wilcox and Linda RaeWilcox, to Ward Petroleum Corpo-ration, River Lot 5, section 28-17N-5W.

Margaret Anna Fent to WardPetroleum Corporation, River Lots1 and 2 and the S/2, NE/4, section33-17N-5W.

Beverly A. Arnold, trustee of theBeverly A. Arnold Revocable Trust,to Husky Ventures Inc., the NE/4,section 27-16N-6W.

Linda K. Jindra to Husky Ven-tures Inc., the NE/4, section 27-16N-6W.

Cynthia Ann Corley as trustee ofthe Cynthia Ann Corley Trust, toHCB Production Co., LLC., an undi-vided 2.4186 net mineral acres inand to the SE/4, section 35-17N-5W.

MINERAL DEEDSFerrelloil Co., LLC., to MAP2012-

OK, the W/2, NE/4, section 29-18N-6W.

Robert E. Grieves and MaryEllen Grieves to Robert E. Grievesand Mary Ellen Grieves, trusteesunder the Joint Declaration of Trustdated July 21, 2011, Robert E.Grieves and Mary Ellen Grieves,settlors (1/3 interest each), in the W/2, NW/4, section 28-18N-7W.

Florine I. Jindra to Hinkle Oil andGas Inc., Ardis-Town of CashionNo. 1, SE/4, section 1-15N-5W.

Vicky June Maple to Hinkle Oiland Gas Inc., Ardis-Town of CashionNo. 1, SE/4, section 1-15N-5W.

Marilyn Nejelski to Hinkle Oiland Gas Inc., Ardis-Town of CashionNo. 1., SE/4, section 1-15N-5W.

Marilyn F. Yarrington to HinkleOil and Gas Inc., Ardis-Town ofCashion No. 1, SE/4, section 1-15N-5W.

Lu-Ray Petroleum LLC., toCrudewell Exploration LLC., the NE/4, section 24-15N-5W.

William B. Waswo and ColleenJ. Waswo to William B. Waswotrustee of the William B. WaswoRevocable Living Trust, the SW/4and SE/4, section 29-16N-5W; ANDall of section 30-15N-5W; AND theNW/4 and S/2, NE/4 and SE/4, andNE/4, section 33-16N-5W; AND Lots13 and 24 inclusive, Block 16, Townof Cashion and Block 25, Town ofCashion.

Steven V. Redgate to Travis P.Brown, the NE/4, section 30-19N-5W.

John C. Mitchell Jr., to Travis P.Brown, the NE/4, section 30-19N-5W.

Travis P. Brown to John W.Brown III, the NE/4, section 30-19N-5W.

QUIT CLAIMMINERAL DEED

James K. Graham, trustee ofthe Joan K. Graham Trust to JamesK. Graham, trustee of the James K.Graham Family Trust:Tract 20, SE/4, SE/4, section 13-

1N-3W;AND Tract 26, SE/4, SE/4, section

13-1N-3W;AND Tract 21, W/2, SW/4, section

14-18N-7W;AND Tract 27, W/2, SE/4, section

15-18N-7W;AND Tract 31, S/2, SE/4, section

10-19N-6W;AND Tract 32, N/2, SE/4, section

10-19N-6W;AND Tract 40, N/2, NW/4, section

15-19N-6W;AND Tract 41, S/2, NW/4, section

15-19N-6W;AND SE/4, NW/4, section 15-19N-

6W.QUIT CLAIM DEEDS

Sunyelle Bernhardt to BenjaminW. Bernhardt, the S/2, Block 19,College Hill Addn., NE/4, section14-16N-7W (including a 1984 Elliottmobile home, VIN:EMCOKS14828234).

Debra Hodapp and Douglas D.Nagel, successor co-trustees of theLendert E. Nagel Revocable Trust,to Debra Hodapp, Douglas D. Nagel,Jimmy Nagel and Sally Foster, eachan undivided 1/4 interest in an undi-vided .0625 interest in Lots 3 and 4and S/2, NW/4, section 3-19N-5W.

Frances A. Hughes to KimberlyA. Sigl, Lots 12 and 13, Block 2,Loyal Proper.

Mark P. Mueggenborg to KarenE. Mueggenborg, Lot 4, Block 3,Francis First Addn., to Kingfisher.

Wayne Caulder and DonaCaulder to John C. Renshaw andCollen Renshaw, a tract of land inthe NW/4, section 3-19N-9W asdescribed in Book 2545, Page 82.

John C. Renshaw and ColleenRenshaw, to Wayne Caulder andDona Caulder, the NW/4, section 3-19N-9W, less and except a tract ofland as described in Book 2545,page 88.

Dennis W. Kuntz RevocableTrust, by Tracy Lynn Hoffman,trustee, and Wesley William Kuntz,trustee, to Tracy Lynn Hoffman, theSE/4, section 2-16N-6W containingtwo tracts of land as described inBook 2545, page 153.

Arline Carol Cassel aka ArlineC. Cassel and John L. Cassel, toCarol Lynn Jones, the land de-scribed in Book 2545, page 168.

Timothy C. Rice and Susan K.Rice, trustees of the Benefit of EmilyRose Rice under the Gladys E. RiceRevocable Trust, to Terrance R.Rice and Barbara A. Rice, an undi-vided 1/4 interest in Lots 3 and 4and the S/2, NW/4, section 3-16N-8W.

Patsy L. Kimball to Patsy L.Kimball, trustee of the Patsy L.Kimball Revocable Trust, Lot 8,Block 7, Francis Second Addn., toKingfisher.

WARRANTY DEEDSRichard Irwin Sr., trustee of the

Richard Irwin Sr., Revocable Trustand Borden Land Company LLC.,to Mark E. Farrar and Dianna L.Farrar, the SW/4, section 15-18N-9W.

WARRANTY DEEDSStephen Michael Ritz to Buddy

Daniel, Lot 25, Block 33,Thompson’s Addn., to Hennessey.

Jeffrey L. Hughes and Kim J.Hughes, to Norman W. Harrisonand Shirley A. Harrison, Lot 4, Block2, C. Harvey Brown Addn., Section2, to Kingfisher.

Carol Lynn Jones aka Carol L.Jones to Douglas G. Hauser andKaren L. Hauser, the SE/4, section34-17N-9W.

Trailerreported stolen

Oct. 23 — Kingfisher Po-lice Lt. David Catron took areport from Dennis Hubbardof 109 Sunrise Circle, King-fisher, concerning a missing16 foot utility trailer. Hubbardadvised that the last time hehad seen the trailer was aboutthree weeks earlier. The trailer,valued at $500, had bad tiresand broken boards in the floor.

Oct. 25 — Lt. Catron took areport from Lessie Tharp of114 S. Second Street, concern-ing the theft of various itemsfrom her old home at 312 W.Admire. Tharp advised thatsomeone had gotten into thehome and stolen a large metalcooking box, a large metalpipe, an old washing machineand a hand-operated waterwell pump. All items werevalued at an estimated $500.

FUTURE JACKETS

RUNNERS-UP - The Kingfisher Jackets coach-pitch fall baseball team recently tookrunner-up honors at the Del City Tournament. The team lost to the Red Sox in thechampionship game after having beat them in the second game of the tournament.Team members include, from left, front row: Maddox Mecklenburg, Ernesto Verdin,Cash Slezickey and Xavier Ridenour; middle, Drake Friesen, Isaiah Medellin, BraydenStates, Judson Birdwell and Blake Hill; and back, coaches Brandon Friesen and JoeMedellin. [Photo Provided]

Who Knows1. When did Congress offi-

cially recognize the Pledge ofAllegiance?

2. When and where did“Gone With The Wind” holdits world premiere?

3. Who discovered radium?4. Name the 41st vice presi-

dent.5. Which president labeled

his administration the “FairDeal?”

Answers:1. In 1945.2. Dec. 15, 1939, at Lowe’s

Grand Theater in Atlanta.3. Pierre and Marie Curie,

in 1898.4. Nelson A. Rockefeller, in

1974.5. Pres. Harry S. Truman.

Best Of PressThe Winner

When it comes to the costper mile of operation, is thereany vehicle more expensivethan a supermarket shoppingcart.?

-News, Russell, Kan.

By: John HaywardIn Human Events

The news from Galluphasn’t been very good forBarack Obama over the lastfew weeks. No candidateholding a Gallup polling leadas wide as Mitt Romney’s forseveral weeks in a row, thisclose to the election, has everlost. Granted, that sounds likeone of those political rules thatwill hold true right up until itdoesn’t – the accuracy of vari-ous polls is a topic of muchdiscussion every election sea-son.

But Monday’s Gallup up-date also drops this little ThreeMusketeers bar of dismay intothe President’s trick-or-treatbag: about 15 percent of regis-tered voters nationwide havealready voted early, and MittRomney has a wide leadamong early voters, 52 to 45percent. That closely trackswith his 51-46 lead in the na-tional Gallup poll. Also, aslightly higher percentage ofRomney voters indicated theyhave either already voted, orplan to vote early (2 percentand 1 percent more, respec-tively) and 4 percent moreRepublicans have voted early.The total percentage of earlyvoters is roughly comparableto what it was in 2008.

This is not at all consistentwith the story peddled byObama-friendly media outletsfor the past few weeks. Read-ing from Obama campaignpress releases, they’ve beeninsisting Obama has a big leadamong early voters, and amassive surge of early voteshas been flooding in. There’s

a very specific reason for push-ing that narrative: it’s sup-posed to offset the despairamong Obama’s base as theywatch the best national poll-ing outfits track a powerfulshift of momentum inRomney’s favor, giving him asolid lead. Democrats aremeant to be heartened by thenotion that their candidate al-ready has a big “secret lead”tucked into his electoral bank,thanks to early voting.

In reality, there are aboutas many early voters as lasttime, and nationally they ap-pear to favor Romney. At theswing state level, BloombergNews claims Democrat earlyvoting leads in Iowa and Ne-vada, while Republicans areahead in Colorado. The pic-ture is said to be “moremuddled in the bigger swingstates of Ohio and Florida,”although a Time poll gaveDemocrats an early votinglead in Ohio.

Bloomberg’s assertion of aDemocrat lead in Iowa isbased primarily on the claimsof Obama campaign managerDavid Axelrod, and the as-sessment of a professor fromGeorge Mason University, al-though the actual numberscited in the article for Iowa are44.6 percent Democrat, 32 per-cent Republican, and 23.3 per-cent independent. Romneyleads by anywhere from 8 to15 points among independentvoters in most polls. Thatwould make the Iowa early-voting edge for Democratsthin at best. The Bloombergarticle is nevertheless entitled“Democrats Hold Early-Vot-ing Advantage Over Republi-cans.”

GALLUP: EARLY VOTERS FAVOR ROMNEY