EDMOND When some

of the women at Touch-

mark at Coffee Creek got
together to form a book
club, they didnt know it
would be so much fun and
become such an important
part of their lives.
The group of about a
dozen residents and
friends gets together
monthly to discuss the as-
signed novel or memoir
and to immerse them-
selves in the setting and
culture of the book.
When they read Khaled
Hosseinis The Kite Run-
ner, set mostly in Afghan-
istan, the book club gath-
ering featured Middle
Eastern food and a study of
the Quran and Islamic
customs.
For The Great Gatsby,
martinis and vintage
clothing, such as flapper
dresses, were part of the
program. For The Orphan
Train, one of the residents
set up her late husbands
model train set.
Not fussy
Joan Crooks, who
moved to Touchmark four
years ago, is a charter
member and organizer of
the group that began two
years ago.
She said the group
members are not fussy
about the books they
choose, which has enabled
them to sample a variety of
genres. She said there is a
vibrant discussion about
each book.
I enjoy that when we
see each other around, we
ask each other what page
we are on in the book and
talk about what is going on
in the book. Crooks calls
this book club her favorite
out of the many she has
participated in over the
years.
While club members did
not actually participate in
a mock fight-to-the-
death-style party when
they read the popular
young adult novel The
Hunger Games by Su-
zanne Collins, they did en-
joy the story, and they un-
derstand why young peo-
ple like it so much.
My favorite book was
The Kite Runner, a story
about friendship and re-
demption, Crooks said
Food for thought
Adrienne Parker said
preparation for the most re-
cent meeting was a group
effort, with the women re-
viewing The Aviators
Wife, a book about Charles
Lindberghs wife.
The table featured a
centerpiece of a model air-
plane and historic photos.
Parker especially appre-
ciates Touchmarks dining
services staff.
For this month, they
made sack lunches, which
is what Anne Lindbergh
would prepare for her hus-
bands voyages, she said.
Each book evokes dif-
ferent responses, and this
month our group was dis-
mayed to learn how shab-
bily Lindbergh treated his
wife, Parker said.
Touchmark provides an
environment where resi-
dents can participate in
such activities, said Melis-
sa Mahaffey, executive
director.
Crooks works with an
Edmond bookstore to get
small discounts on paper-
backs, but many members
also use e-readers, be-
cause they like the ability
to change font sizes and
lighting.
Dawn Shelton is with Carol Hartzog
Communications.
Book club enhances reading for members
Residents of Touchmark at Coffee Creek organized a book club that brings the
reading selections to life. From left are Jan Hall, Melissa Wilson and Adrienne
Parker.
PHOTO PROVIDED BY CAROL HARTZOG COMMUNICATIONS
BY DAWN SHELTON
For The Oklahoman
I enjoy that when we see each other
around, we ask each other what page
we are on in the book and talk about
what is going on in the book.
JOAN CROOKS
THE OKLAHOMAN | NEWSOK.COM SATURDAY, JULY 5, 2014 II 5C
COMMUNITY
The Pet Food Pantry of
Oklahoma City received its
largest corporate donation
to date when AT&T repre-
sentatives presented pan-
try founder Kim Pempin a
$5,000 check as part of
AT&Ts annual communi-
ty excellence award.
For some, pets are their
only family or friend,
Pempin said. With this
contribution, we can help
ensure that those in need
do not have to choose be-
tween feeding themselves
or feeding their pet.
The pantry is a nonprof-
it organization whose vol-
unteers are dedicated to
making a difference in the
lives of people and their
pets by providing pet food
to low-income seniors, the
homeless and veterans.
The award is given an-
nually to a charity nomi-
nated by a selected AT&T
community forum leader,
an AT&T customer who
offers outstanding advice,
tips and tools to other cus-
tomers in an online forum.
One of this years AT&T
community forum leaders is
Edmond resident Elena
Harris, who nominated the
food pantry as a beneficiary.
I am so pleased to be
able to help support the
Pet Food Pantrys efforts to
provide pet food so that
individuals dont have to
give up their pet because
they lack the resources to
feed their animals, Harris
said.
Five charities across the
nation were chosen as
AT&T beneficiaries this
year.
AT&T GIVES DONATION
TO PET FOOD PANTRY
AT&T representatives awarded $5,000 to the Pet Food Pantry of Oklahoma City.
From left are AT&T external affairs manager Jason Winborn, AT&T community
forum leader Elena Harris and Pet Food Pantry founder Kim Pempin.
PHOTO PROVIDED BY AT&T
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STAFF WRITER
Storage Oklahoma, LLC, 3401 I-35 Service Road, Oklahoma City, OK
73129, announces the intention to sell or otherwise dispose of the fol-
lowing units containing personal property to satisfy rent in arrears
and/or delinquent storage fees. Disposal will begin at 10:00 am on Sat-
urday, July 12th, 2014.
Unit Numbers:
002: Donovan Dennis, 500 Central Park, Apt#221, Oklahoma City OK
73105
017: Lisa Allison, 436 SE 50th St, Oklahoma City OK 73129
019: Shirley Martin, 702 Buffalo Street, Buffalo KS 66717
030: Rhiannon Ritter, 4605 S Santa Fe, Oklahoma City OK 73129
045: Heather Bazzle, 2724 SW 49th St, Oklahoma City OK 73119
062: Julia King, 6616 Johnnie Terrace, Oklahoma City OK 73149
066: Lindsay St. Clair, 716 NW 2nd, Moore OK 73160
079 & 135: Bill Tucker, 4221 NE 18th St, Oklahoma City OK 73121
091: Angela Little Axe, 601 S. Vista Ln 106, Edmond OK 73034
092: Lydia Garcia, 1220 SE 19th Terr, Oklahoma City OK 73129
110: Randy Harjo, 4017 Mallard Drive, Del City OK 73115
115: William Tonemah, 110 SE 34th St, Oklahoma City OK 73129
117: Lorenza Hernandez, 912 SE 15th, #912, Oklahoma City OK 73129
150: Leslie Selfridge, 319 SW 44th St, Oklahoma City OK 73109
173: Chaniece Johnson, 4328 SE 46th St Apt. 155, Oklahoma City OK
73135
178: Izaai Ramirez, 1411 SW 27th Street, Oklahoma City OK 73109
182: Katie Seay, P.O. Box 700775, Tulsa OK 74170
188: Tiara Love, 2612 SE 45th St, Oklahoma City OK 73129
189: Tasha Williams, 4305 S High St, Oklahoma City OK 73129
193: Raylena Goad, 1339 SW 17th, Oklahoma City OK 73130
194: Glen Harvin, Sr., 1333 SW 13th Ave, Oklahoma City OK 73108
219: Amber Fisher, 1102 Berwick, Moore OK 73160
252: Leigha Blaton, 516 SW 34th, Oklahoma City OK 73129
263: Rachel Evon McNutt, 2144 North Bath Ave, Oklahoma City OK
73111
293: Antonia McCoy, 3916 S. Sheilds Blvd, Oklahoma City OK 73129
295: Donny Belcher, 908 Belle Air, Edmond OK 73013
313: Elton Warrior, 4030 Valley View, Apt#152, Farmers Branch Tx
75244
320: Jesse Vore, 5405 Foster Rd, Oklahoma City OK 73129
332: Cedric Taylor, 9500 Georgia Ave, The Village OK 73104
341: Stacey Chadwell, 3020 NW 47th, Oklahoma City OK 73112
379: Laura Medina, 3940 SW 24th St, Oklahoma City OK 73108
403: Deangelo Spotwood, 5513 Shalimar Dr, Oklahoma City OK 73135
432: Doris Zimmer, 1614 SW 39th, Oklahoma City OK 73119
443: Binti Tillman, 28 SW 53rd St, Oklahoma City OK 73109
470: Melanie A. Zorka, 2708 SW 79th, Oklahoma City OK 73159
NOTICE: Sale of Oil and Gas
Leases
Restricted Indian and Tribal
Lands
Dept. of the Interior Bureau of
Indian Affairs
Sealed bids will be accepted for
consideration until 2:00 p.m.
Tuesday, August 5, 2014, and
opened at that time at the Bu-
reau of Indian Affairs, Eastern
Oklahoma Regional Office,
Muskogee, Oklahoma, for the
leasing of the 183 tribal, individ-
ual trust and restricted Indian
lands located in the following
counties of Oklahoma:
Atoka, Bryan, Carter, Choctaw,
Coal, Grady, Haskell, Hughes,
ff h Jefferson, Johnston, Latimer, Le-
flore, Love, Marshall, McClain,
McCurtain, McIntosh, Okfuskee,
Okmulgee, Pittsburg, Pontotoc,
Pushmataha, and Sequoyah.
The sale of leases will be con-
ducted under regulations promul-
gated by the Secretary of the In-
terior;
25 CFR 213, (Section 2 of the Act
of May 27, 1908, 35 Stat. 312) as
to the individually-owned land, 25
CFR 212 (Act of March 3, 1909,
35 Stat. 783 and Act of May 11,
1938, 52 Stat. 347) as to Trust
land, and 25 CFR 211 (Act of May
11, 1938, 52 Stat. 347) as to the
tribal land. Tracts are being of-
fered to the highest responsible
bidder for a bonus consideration
in addition to stipulated royal-
ties. The Secretary of the Interi-
or reserves the right to reject any
bid when such is in the best in-
terest of the Indians. Contact
the Bureau of Indian Affairs,
Eastern Oklahoma Regional Of-
fice, P. O. Box 8002, Muskogee,
Oklahoma 74402, at 918-781-
4632, for an official copy of the
notice or to be added to the mail-
ing list.
NOTICE
Oklahoma Corporation
Commission
Oil and Gas Conservation Division
Jim Thorpe Building
P.O. Box 52000
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73152
APP #: 1409320026
STATE OF OKLAHOMA: All per-
sons, owners, producers, opera-
tors purchasers and takers of oil
and gas, and all other interested
persons, particularly in CARTER
COUNTY, OK.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That
MID-CON ENERGY OPERATING
LLC., 2431 E 61ST ST., SUITE
850. TULSA, OK 74136, is re-
questing that the Commission,
pursuant to OCC-OGR Rules 165:
10-5-5 and 165: 10-5-6 and ROP
165: 5-7-30 administratively au-
thorize the approval of dispos-
/ al/injection of saltwater into a
well as follows:
NAME AND LOCATION:
TFDU SCHAFF 3-36
NE SW NW NE (330FSL &
990FWL)
36-5S-2W
Carter Co., OK
NAME OF INJECTION ZONE &
DEPTH: DEESE TOP: 7178
BOTTOM: 7333
DISPOSAL RATE & PRESSURE:
2000 BPD & 3000 PSI
Objections may be filed with the
Oklahoma Corporation Commis-
sion within fifteen (15) days af-
ter the publication of this notice.
Objections, if any, should be
mailed to Oil & Gas Conservation
Division, Pollution Abatement
Department, Jim Thorpe Building,
P.O Box 52000, Oklahoma City,
Oklahoma 73152-2000
AUCTION TUESDAY JULY 22,
2014 at 11:00 AM
Let this serve as notice of an auc-
tion for storage units now in de-
fault of rents located at SysCo
Storage 9208 NE 10th Midwest
City, OK 73130. To avoid auction,
these units in default MUST be
paid IN FULL by MONDAY July 21
at 5:00pm.
Auction bidders please note: This
is the posted list to comply with
the law. The actual amount of
units auctioned on 7-22 will prob-
ably be less because the tenants
have the absolute right to pay
before the auction date.
Please Note: The amount due is
as of 6/18/14. Check with the of-
fice for the current amount due,
h h b dd l as there might be additional
rents and late fees added since
this notice was posted.
Unit Name Amount Owed
$ 106 C. James $565.00
114 B. Asrat $620.00
124 K. Childers $455.00
210 J. Swyers $330.00
212 C. Williamson $176.00
$ 216 C. Davis $140.00
217 W. Brown $212.50
218 W. Brown $212.50
222 A. Ramage $310.85
223 S. Wilson $199.00
$ 224 P. Brown $355.00
236 A. McClain $640.00
246 K. Milton $140.00
313 K. Vangalder $632.50
316 J. Adkisson $850.00
$ 317 J. Deberry $310.00
318 M. Perry $527.00
319 T. Sims $335.00
405 J. Stride $122.00
417 T. Smith $500.00
$ 423 E. Powell $200.00
426 M. Nelson $275.00
445 J. Hawk $315.00
506 T. Rodgers $680.00
514 L. Sunderland $227.60
519 L. Hennesy-Washington
$246.90
522 J. Cheatwood $445.00
524 T. Moss $630.00
525 K. McGee $695.00
$ 526 F. Roberts $140.00
602 R. Sutton $304.90
611 H. Nealy $160.00
623 R. McClain $138.00
706 A. Moore $580.00
$ 708 R. Johnson $525.77
722 C. Moss $270.00
723 C. Green $345.00
Wanda Hall v Will Hall for di-
vorce. Response requested.
Local tattoo shop opening August
1st, 2014 in the south Oklahoma
City area located at 8121 South
Western, Suite B.
Cellco Partnership and its con-
trolled affiliates doing business
as Verizon Wireless (Verizon
Wireless) proposes to build a
310-feet Self-Support Communi-
cations Tower. Anticipated light-
ing application is medium intensi-
ty dual red/white strobes. The
Site location is 6230 Highway 177
in Marland, Noble County, Okla-
homa 74644, 36 31 5.37" North
by 97 4' 35.62" West. The Fed-
eral Communications Commission
(FCC) Antenna Structure Regis-
tration (ASR, Form 854) filing
number is A0904875. ENVIRON-
MENTAL EFFECTS Interested
persons may review the applica-
tion
(www.fcc.gov/asr/applications)
by entering the filing number. En-
vironmental concerns may be
raised by filing a Request for En-
vironmental Review
(www.fcc.gov/asr/environmen-
talrequest) and online filings are
strongly encouraged. The mailing
address to file a paper copy is:
FCC Requests for Environmental
Review, Attn: Ramon Williams,
445 12th Street SW, Washing-
ton, DC 20554. HISTORIC PROP-
ERTIES EFFECTS Public com-
ments regarding potential effects
on historic properties may be
submitted within 30 days from
the date of this publication to:
Kathryn Herzog, 25809 Interstate
30 South, Bryant, Arkansas
72022, 501.943.1051,
kmherzog@terracon.com.
VIN# 1B7HG38N32S503853 2002
Dodge Pickup Sale @ 14476 Eagle
Nest, Choctaw, OK 73020 on
07/13/14 8am
Anyone claiming legal/financial
interest in the following vehicles
call Sue @ 354-9778.
1960 Caravelle Boat VIN#
CNH06217M60G or 1983 Suzuki
Scooter
VIN#JS1FZ11AXD3119413 or
1983 Suzuki Scooter
VIN#JS1FZ11A6D3124544.
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