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Surceé Home Décor & Gifts is doubling in size, just in time for the Fall Open House September 6-8. By Shelly Robinson Ever wish you could have more of a good thing? Laura Sanders of Surceé Home Décor & Gifts has been wishing for more room in her Owasso store and this month, her wish is coming true. “The space to the south of us became available and provided the perfect opportunity for us to expand. We will be able to offer more of everything you love, with the same helpful Surceé girls who have been here from the start.” Surceé is known for its beautiful interior, with charming vignettes throughout the store to inspire the interior designer in you. Laura’s mother, Sue Hatfield, has an exceptional gift for decorating and like every year, the store will close for a few days prior to the Fall Open House so that she can work her

magic, totally transforming the store and incorporating all the latest merchandise for Halloween and fall. “It’s like an early Christmas for us each time the delivery trucks pull in – we start pulling things out of boxes and getting so excited,” laughed staff member Cathy Haney. The additional space will double the size of the store and the timing couldn’t be better, as the Fall Open House is just around the corner, September 68. This annual event kicks off on September 6 with a huge Grand Reopening party and Girls Night Out. The doors will open at 5 p.m. and the first 20 customers will receive a special gift bag full of Surceé goodies from throughout the store. Many of the Surceé vendors are contributing items for door prizes as well.

Laura says this year’s Fall Open House will be bigger and better than ever, with refreshments including delicious samples of fall foods that are perfect for tailgating and get-togethers. “We just wanted to throw a big party and say thank you to our loyal customers for shopping locally and making this expansion possible.” The Fall Open House continues Friday and Saturday during regular store hours with more prize giveaways, discounts and representatives from some of Surceé’s most popular brands on hand to speak with customers. Laura said the larger display area will allow her to offer more lighting, more home décor and two new lines of custom (continued on page 22)

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Owner Laura Sanders stocks everything you need to look great while you tailgate in the Surceé Game Day Boutique.

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When you see or hear the name, Waterstone Private Wealth Management, you might think it’s for the very wealthy. Co-owners Ken Grant and wife Melanie Hasty-Grant, want everyone to know that isn’t the case. Wealth is a relative term and the services offered at Waterstone are appropriate for anyone who wants to make the most of their investments. “Wealth isn’t something that just happens to you one day (unless you win the lottery). You have to have a plan and a strategy to get you there,” said Melanie. “We are the ones to help you do that.” Neither Ken nor Melanie (continued on page 22)

Ken Grant and Melanie Hasty-Grant, Co-Owners of Waterstone Private Wealth Management, want to help you define your goals, identify your fears, and develop your personal strategy for investing.

The economy continues to be a big topic of conversation right now for people of all walks of life – everyone is trying to figure out how to pinch a few extra pennies and earn some extra cash. A perfect solution for many families is buying and consigning at Just Between Friends, the nation’s leading children’s and maternity consignment event. Just when the economy seems to be getting better, something else pops up, and it finds a way to contribute to inflation and the shrinkage of everyone’s take-home pay. This is taking its toll on many families’ budgets, especially when it comes to purchasing for back to (continued on page 22)

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Does Money Buy Happiness? Sometimes. BY MELANIE HASTY-GRANT

Look around! These days it’s not hard to find folks who “appear” to be living “in high cotton” who are really struggling to make their bills. What my dad used to call “Big Hat. No Cattle.” We call them Hundred Thousand Dollar Millionaires…..and they are a dime a dozen. You know exactly who I am talking about. These are your neighbors, and friends, and people you go to church with, who have become entangled by all the worldly things they “thought” would make them happy and all the debt to goes along with it. Many of them are one paycheck away from disaster. They have lots of things, lots of monthly payments, and nothing in savings or investments. This “I want everything…and I want it now” mentality abounds in all levels of society from our government spending down to our personal economies. One of the things I tell my clients is “You can have almost anything you want. You just can’t have everything.” Some people want everything now…and that’s where financial problems come in! In reality, a determined focus on what’s really important to you can get you almost anything, as long as you’re able to let go of extraneous things and activities in the process. Becoming financially mature starts with a shift in mindset. We have to begin thinking of money not as an end in itself, but as a tool that helps us get or do what we

almost feel the oxygen being sucked out of the room. It’s as if I have asked them to go on a 500 calorie a day diet. This is because folks associate these terms with feelings of self-denial, discipline, and conflict. What I am talking about here is more about embracing what you want out of life and letting other things fall away. Instead of engaging in a grueling battle to deny yourself, simply focus on what has long-term value for you. Saving money flows naturally from that. want. Don’t let the tail wag the dog! Becoming financially fit requires us to make values-based decisions on what is important to us, trim the fat, and stay focused. True wealth is an inner sense of abundance, not outward displays of bling-bling. If you value time with your family, then you should find time to be fully present and engaged with those you love. You should save and plan for a family vacation that will give you lasting memories. If you value being able to spend your golden years without fear of whether or not social security will be around, then save and plan those retirement years. If you value buying nice things then buy nice things and stop buying junk. Even if you are on a limited budget, save for what you truly want and value instead of throwing your money away …. just so you can have it now! When I talk with clients about things like money management, budgets, and saving, you can

Here are 3 simple steps: 1) Determine what you really value. 2) Set specific goals to accomplish. 3) Either earn more money for the things you value or spend less on the things you don’t. Remember, there are no armored trucks at a funeral procession. In other words INVEST in yourself, in your dreams, in your future, in a lifestyle that fulfills and enriches you and those you love, and you will not only be happier but you’ll be richer in so many ways. For more information go to www.waterstonewealth.com or call 918-272-1120. Melanie Hasty-Grant, Experienced Licensed Professional Counselor and Managing Principal at Waterstone Private Wealth Management. Securities and Advisory services offered through LPL Financial: A registered investment advisor. Member FINRA/SIPC

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W Where Back-to-School Pickings are Ripe The Children’s Orchard offers new and gently used clothing at a fraction of the retail price.

By Joshua Danker-Dake If you’re looking to save a substantial amount of money on back-to-school clothes or have boxes of old, too-small clothes you want to get rid of, you may find a visit to Children’s Orchard (12307 E. 96th St. N.) well worth your time. Children’s Orchard was founded in 1980 as the nation’s first franchise of new and gentlyused name brand children’s items. They both buy and sell new and used children’s clothing, toys and accessories. Children’s Orchard of Owasso is one of Oklahoma’s largest resale children’s clothing stores. “We offer a huge selection of high-quality, gently-used clothing, at prices up to 80 percent off retail, including brands like Gymboree, Children’s Place, Baby Gap and Justice,” says owner Kari Hendrix. “We focus on saving our customers money, and right now we have great deals for back to school.” Parents can also bring in their used items and trade them for cash or store credit. While Children’s Orchard displays clothing seasonally, they buy all seasons of clothing all the time. “It’s a great way for you to earn money for old items that your

children can’t use anymore, without the hassle of organizing a garage sale,” says Hendrix. Hendrix bought the Owasso Children’s Orchard in March of 2011, and the store had a grand

it’s been overwhelming,” says Hendrix. “We’ve been working to provide fantastic service and save people money, and in the last year and a half, our sales have grown by 60 percent. I am

variety of special events throughout the year. On September 8, Children’s Orchard is having its annual Halloween costume sale. “This is a very popular event,” says Hendrix. “We’ll have hun-

out all the coats and jackets we’ve accumulated over the course of the year,” Hendrix says. “We have lots of brand name coats, many of which have never been worn, at a fraction of their original cost.” Children’s Orchard offers walk-in buying Monday through Saturday from 9:30 to 4. If you bring in two small bags of clothing or toys (or three or four large pieces of equipment), Children’s Orchard promises to buy while you shop, in 20 minutes or less. Children’s Orchard offers cash or store credit with a 40 percent bonus. Children’s Orchard is open Monday through Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. and Sunday from 12:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. For more information, give Children’s Orchard a call or visit them on the web at www.childrensorchard.com.

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reopening last August with a new, more colorful, boutique-like atmosphere. “I’m so appreciative of the support we’ve received from the Owasso community –

grateful to the community for that.” As Children’s Orchard buys all clothing all the time but displays it seasonally, they have a

dreds of Halloween costumes, up to 80 percent off the retail prices.” September 29 is Children’s Orchard’s coat sale. “We’ll put

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By Tara Waugh Who wouldn’t want an evening filled with fashion, food and fun which also supports an amazing organization that assists disadvantaged women in the Tulsa area? Dress for Success Tulsa is holding its annual “Step Up to Success” Fashion Show and Auction on Friday, September 14, 2012 at Greenwood Cultural Center, 322 N. Greenwood. The enchanting evening begins at 6:30 p.m. with a social hour where food and drinks can be enjoyed, and auction items can be gazed and bid upon. At 7:30 p.m., guests will be formally welcomed and will hear from a testimonial speaker attesting to the support and transformation that Dress for Success Tulsa gives to its clients. Next, the emcee of the evening, Fox 23 News Anchor Chera Kimiko, will begin the fashion show where models sport the latest fashions, accessories and cosmetics from Dillard’s in Woodland Hills Mall and have their hair styled from Ihloff Salon. The models are executive men and women from Tulsa-area businesses and include Katherine Anderson, Cancer Treatment Centers of America; Cheryl Chinowth, Chinowth & Cohen Realtors; Jim Boucher, TBT Consulting, LLC; Greg Johnson, Samson; Sean Kouplen, Regent

The women behind the success: Ronda Adkisson, executive director, and Pat Simmons, board president. Bank; David Pennington, Magellan Midstream Partners; Cassie Reese, Crossland Construction Company; and Ingrid Sadler, State Farm Insurance. After the first round of fashion will be a live auction hosted by Greg Simmons from Simmons Homes. Live and silent auction items include a variety of items

such as trips to favorite destinations and packages representing Tulsa-area spas, golf courses, sports and entertainment, hotels and restaurants, and much, much more. Following the live auction, the fashion show continues, focusing on cocktail and evening attire, which ends the night on an elegant note. Throughout the night, guests can enjoy a plethora

of cocktails and delicious dishes provided by Chef Mark Michalski and Tulsa-area restaurants. To support this extraordinary organization and contribute to one of its most important fundraisers of the year, patrons can get tax-deductible table sponsorships available at $1,200 for premier seating and $1,000 levels. Individual tickets are $75 per person. Dress for Success Tulsa is a non-profit organization devoted to promoting the economic independence of disadvantaged women by providing professional business attire, a network of support and the career development tools to help them thrive in work and in life, free of charge. When a client is referred, usually by an array of nonprofit organizations, government agencies, shelters, colleges and technical institutes, she receives one suit for her first job interview and is eligible for additional clothing when she secures employment to help her build a professional wardrobe. When asked what Dress for Success Tulsa does for women, Pat Simmons, president of the board, emphatically said, “A professional outfit can literally transform a person, inside and out. Most women enter these doors without much confidence, but once they spend some time with our personal shoppers and find the perfect suit, handbag, shoes and accessories, a transformation takes place. It is an emotional experience. We get a lot of smiles and hugs.” What is also unique about the organization is that not only

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does it support women by giving them professional clothing, but it also empowers their clients by providing career services. They offer pre- and post- employment courses to support their clients. Serving thousands of women in the Tulsa and surrounding communities, Dress for Success Tulsa is an empowering organization that still needs your support to continue to help clients. Not only can you attend the annual Fashion Show and Auction on September 14, but you can donate new and gentlyused clothing to either their store at 1109 S. Peoria or Dressbarn located at Tulsa Hills, which accepts donations on their behalf Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Executive Director Ronda Adkisson also mentions, “We are always in need of plus-size professional clothing and shoe sizes 9 and larger. These tend to continually be some of our greatest needs.” If you are interested in donating auction items, food or florals for the event, or want additional information regarding Dress for Success Tulsa, please contact Ronda Adkisson at (918) 599-8892 or email her at Tulsa@dressforsuccess.org.

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Dr. Dwight Korgan of A New Image Cosmetic Laser Center. tends to be much worse in the older population and in those who have diabetes. Unfortunately, except for occasional cases caused by trauma, it rarely resolves by itself. Infections may be divided into three types: distal subungal

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Fundraising Event for Claremore Boy with FOP ZipperQ is a fundraising event being held at The Nut House on October 6 to raise money for Zip Gordon, a young boy battling a rare genetic disorder.

By Cheena Pazzo The Gordon family is working hard to raise awareness for their son, who is battling a rare genetic disorder called Fibrodysplasia Ossificans Progressiva (FOP), or “Stone Man Disease.” Zip was diagnosed with FOP in July of 2011 at age 4. Friends and family are auctioning a truck and holding a barbecue event and auction in his honor to raise money for

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Arlie and Zip Gordon. "Flare-ups can occur spontaneously or following bodily trauma, such as childhood immunizations, falls while playing and viral illnesses." According to the IFOPA, the information obtained from studying this disease will have far-reaching implications for the treatment of common disorders such as fractures, osteoporosis, hip replacement surgery, and

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CGet Like-New Cabinets Gleam Guard Wood Refinishing can make your cabinets look like new again, without sanding, dust, mess, or emptying of your cabinets. By Sheryl Sowell Anyone who is in the process of trying to sell their home knows it’s not a simple task, by any means. The first thing your realtor will tell you is that a house that looks polished and sparkling will sell much faster and for a better price than a dingy, rough-looking home. At the same time, you don’t want to make the mistake of spending tons of money to remodel or replace important aesthetic and functional items like cabinetry. Bill Kleinhans, regional manager of Tulsa, says that Gleam Guard is a perfect solution for those trying to sell their home, as well as anyone else who simply wants to spruce up their interior in a big way – without spending a lot of money, time or effort. The Gleam Guard process refinishes kitchen and bath cabinets and any other interior woodwork without sanding, dust, or mess. “People cannot believe there is no preparation involved,” says Bill. “They don’t have to move a thing out of their cabinets.” Professional craftsmen will clean the cabinets, and the Gleam Guard process will correct peels, flakes, scratches, minor nicks and imperfections. Once

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SStep Up To the Plate Tulsa’s 6th annual Restaurant Week Sept. 8-16 will benefit the Food Bank. By Sheryl Sowell In conjunction with September’s national Hunger Action Month, northeast Oklahoma restaurants are stepping up to the plate to fight hunger in our community by participating in Tulsa’s 6th annual Restaurant Week, Sept. 8-16. Thirty-four restaurants will offer three-course, prix fixe meals

of three-course lunch and dinner menus designed to suit any taste and budget. Restaurants will offer three different lunch menus at $12.95 per person and three different dinner menus at one of three varying price points. The three price points for dinner menus are either $25 per person, $35 per person or $35 for two. Each meal will feature an appetizer, entrée and dessert, and all prices exclude tax, gratuity and beverage. The Food Bank’s Food for Kids program provides a backpack of food each week during the school year to more than 4,100 students in Tulsa County at risk of going hungry during the weekend and holidays. Last year, Restaurant Week raised more than $50,000 for the Food for Kids program. “We’re excited so many of our restaurants are able to participate in Restaurant Week again this year,” said Amanda Williams, marketing and communications manager for the McNellie’s Group. “It’s a testament to Tulsa that so many great organizations can join forces to support the Food Bank and its programs. We’re proud to be part of that again this year.”

and donate 10 percent of Restaurant Week menu proceeds to the Community Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma’s Food for Kids program. Restaurant Week proceeds will be matched by the George Kaiser Family Foundation up to $25,000. This year, Restaurant Week patrons can select from a variety

(L to R): Susie Miller, vice president of communications at TulsaPeople Magazine; Regina Pickens, community events coordinator at the Community Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma; Tim Richards, executive chef at Bodean Restaurant; Judy Allen, food editor at TulsaPeople Magazine; and Elizabeth Kubik, senior account manager at Waller & Company Public Relations.

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TThe Lucky Seven Local playwright Mark Ogle’s latest play tells the story of the lives of seven 1960 graduates of Neosho Falls High School. By Sheryl Sowell Local playwright Mark Ogle, who is known for his comic murder mysteries, is definitely changing it up a bit with his newest play “The Lucky Seven.” With the exception of a few comical moments, “The Lucky Seven” is a serious play. The setting is Neosho Falls High School in the small unassuming Midwestern town of Neosho Falls. There is nothing really special about either the school or town. What is special is the 1960 graduating class. This class holds many distinctions, including being the first class to graduate from the new high school building, as well as being the smallest graduating class ever, with just seven class members. They are known as “The Lucky Seven,” not simply because of their number, but for the reason for the number. This is the story of their lives. The play follows them from their graduation day through the next 50 years and the changes that occur in their lives. “Just when I think Mark has come up with all of the challenges there are to putting on a play, he writes this one that

only do they put on this event each year, but they are a designated American Red Cross shelter in case of a disaster.” The performance will be on Friday, September 28th, at the First United Methodist Church of Claremore. Doors open at 6 p.m. and the play begins at 7 p.m. Tickets are $25 (includes dinner and show). Reservations are required and can be made by calling the church at (918) 341-4580. All money raised from this event will go to the American Red Cross to help provide immediate emergency assistance (temporary lodging, food and clothing) needed by those who experience a disaster, like a home fire. For more information about the American Red Cross, please visit www.okredcross.org.

has characters aging 50 years right before your eyes. But I like a challenge or I wouldn’t like working with him,” laughed Dan Huey, the play’s director. “We are lucky to have a director the caliber of Dan Huey living here in Claremore,” said Mark Ogle. “I am always amazed how he and the cast can take the words written on a piece of paper and make them come to life.” Audience members will recognize some of the actresses and actors that have appeared in past Huey/Ogle productions, as well as some first timers. “While there won’t be a crime to solve, there is a secret to try and figure out before it is revealed,” said Ogle. This is the fourth year that the First United Methodist Church of Claremore has held this event. “I can’t thank Pastor Ray Crawford and everyone associated with the First United Methodist Church of Claremore enough for their continued support of the American Red Cross,” said Ogle. “The American Red Cross is so fortunate to have community partners like the church. Not

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TThis Ride’s a Real Dickens! Claremore Main Street presents the 6th annual Dickens of a Ride on October 6. By Duane Blankenship In the heat of summer, bicyclists in northeastern Oklahoma begin looking forward to cooler weather and the Dickens of a Ride bicycle tour through the beautiful rolling hillsides surrounding Claremore. The ride is sponsored by Claremore Main Street, Inc. and supports their many programs and projects throughout the year. Proceeds from the ride help fund preservation efforts, economic development, and special projects including planters, trees, benches and public art. Dickens of a Ride attracts cyclists from Oklahoma and adjoining states. Ride options include distances of 30, 50, 62 and 100 miles. And for those who like to do their bicycling in a more relaxed manner, there is a Lazy Lake Loop, which is less than ten miles. This is a good ride for beginning cyclists or for young families. Longer bike routes begin and end at Gazebo Park at Muskogee Avenue and Will Rogers Boulevard. Riders will head west out of Claremore through scenic country sides to Oologah. From there, they will cycle areas surrounding

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Multi-Point Inspection Wiper Blade Replacement Check & Fill Antifreeze Test Battery Check & Fill Brake Fluid Check & Fill Differential Fluid Check & Fill Power Steering Fluid Check & Adjust Tire Pressure Check & Fill Transmission Fluid (if applicable) • Check & Fill Windshield Solvent

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