The Bridge Creek Little League Association is hosting the Summer Fun Festival on August 21. All proceeds will go to BCLLA Trust to purchase and develop the BCLLA Youth Sports Complex.

Enjoy:

• Car Show
• Salsa Contest
• Parade
• Little Miss Bridge Creek and Junior Miss Bridge Creek Contest
• Craft and Food Vendors
• Raffles
• Carnivals and much much more!
• PLUS live entertainment from Bridge Creek’s own “THE FIFTH STORY”

Contact Cyndee Holbrook at 426-5034 or Jean Hammons at 381-2998 for more information.

Five more 2010 Ford Motor Company vehicles – Ford Flex, Ford Fusion, Lincoln MKZ,
Lincoln MKT and Mercury Milan – have earned Top Safety Picks from the Insurance Institute for
Highway Safety (IIHS). The rating also applies to the Fusion Hybrid and Milan Hybrid.

Flex, Fusion, MKZ, MKT and Milan previously earned top possible scores for occupant protection in
IIHS’s front, side and rear tests, but had to pass IIHS’s new roof strength test to maintain the rating.
Vehicles also must offer electronic stability control to be eligible for a Top Safety Pick.

With each new model year, Ford keeps raising the bar on vehicle safety!

This weekend in Purcell, Marc Heitz hosted a Used Car Clearance Event bringing thousands of vehicles in to one place from all three dealerships. 93.3 Jake FM was there hosting a remote where some lucky shoppers won some pretty incredible prizes! A car a day was given away by the Marc Heitz Auto Family as well as tickets to see Carrie Underwood live in concert!

Congrats to all of our winners from this weekend!

Going to see Carrie Underwood in concert!

Won a car from the Marc Heitz Auto Family!

Tom Ausdenmoore – General Manager
Tom has worked for Marc Heitz for many years, most recently running the Business Development Department at Marc Heitz Chevrolet in Norman, where he has been instrumental in building business online.

Tim Irwin – Service Manager
Tim hails from Blanchard, Oklahoma and brings with him over 25 years of experience working with Ford vehicles. Most recently with Lindsey Ford, Tim accepted the Service Manager position to bring his extensive knowledge of Ford vehicles to Purcell.

Kasey Kerby – Internet ManagerA familiar face is back among those at Marc Heitz Ford with Kasey Kerby, who rejoins us as Internet Manager. Kasey got his start as a mechanic in 1998 and worked his way up into sales, where he has made a lot of great friends and helped a lot of people find what they need for the past five years.

Remember: Our success starts with our name. We don’t label ourselves as an ‘Auto Group’. We’re ‘Marc Heitz Auto Family’, and we treat every one of our employees and customers like they are a part of our family. Our stores are known for their laid-back, friendly atmosphere and our customers know they don’t have to fight for a fair price. We provide them with service loaner cars for the life of their vehicle. And we work hard so our customers will not only come back for future purchases, but also refer their friends and family to our dealerships.

Tom, Tim and Kasey bring with them the positive friendly attitudes you look for when you come to Marc Heitz, so stop by and welcome them to the family!

You can contact both Tom, Tim and Kasey by visiting MarcHeitzFord.com!

Braxton Henson

Junior Captain – November 28, 2009 vs. OK STATE

Our final Marc Heitz Junior Captain of the Game for the 2009 Football Season is Braxton Henson of Oklahoma City!

Congratulations to Braxton in his selection as Marc Heitz Junior Captain for the Bedlam game against rival Oklahoma State!

First thing you’ll do is pull everything out of the car, including the mats and everything from the console or doors where you may have been stashing things. Once all of that is removed you’ll want to get the shop vac ready and start off with a light vacuum of the carpet and seats. It doesn’t have to be perfect, you just want to get the majority of things so you can begin scrubbing the carpet. Your multi-purpose cleaner should be in a spray bottle so you can spray all of the carpet, but not the seats. After you’ve given the carpet its first spray, next thing to do is scrub using the brush. You’ll see more dirt coming out, and once you’ve scrubbed the entire carpet area then you can move to the next step.

Get the shop-vac and your paint brush and begin dusting all the corners and anywhere you can get to with the paint brush while holding the vacuum nozzle with the other. Keep the vacuum nozzle somewhat close to where you are using the paint brush so it draws in the dust. Get into the vents, the radio, climate controls, and anywhere that could potential have dust settling. You’ll notice a great improvement once you start using this method to get all the dirt out. Then once you’ve finished, you can look to see if there are areas that aren’t getting cleaned up with the paintbrush and possibly use some cleaning products to clean it up.

After all the dusting is done, you can move to doing the windows. The trick with windows is to lower them about 1-2 inches so you can clean the very top that usually gets sealed into some weatherstripping and needs to be cleaned off. Then once you’ve done the top half, roll the window back up completlely and get that bottom 1-2 inches that you couldn’t get with the window partially lowered.

Finally take the vacuum and do a final pass to collect any of the dirt or debris that had loosened up when you used the cleaner and scrub brush. Its up to you whether you like the Armor All look or not. If you’ve done a very meticulous job cleaning the dash with the paint brush you’d be surprised at how good it looks even without using a product to potentially make it look too greasy.

These are the basics you’ll need to know in order to do your own car detailing. There are quite a few other tips but this will make a big difference as I’m sure you’ll find out.

Our Marc Heitz Junior Captain of the Game against Texas A&M was 7 year old Daniel Graham of Norman!

Congratulations to Daniel and his family for being selected as a Marc Heitz Junior Captain!

Jake Coleman, Jr Captain.

Junior Captain – October 31, 2009 vs. KANSAS STATE

Our Marc Heitz Junior Captain of the Game for the Halloween Showdown against Kansas State was Jake Coleman of Norman!

Congratulations Jake on a fine job representing your OU Sooners on the field!

If it’s entertainment you seek, you’ll find it in Bricktown! Head downtown to Oklahoma City’s most happening scene! You’ll find a thriving district full of shops, restaurants, nightclubs and event venues all centered on a gorgeous canal. If you’re not sure where to begin, explore the area by catching a trolley, water taxi or even a horse-drawn carriage! Enjoy some good cooking at a local restaurant such as Bricktown Burgers or Earl’s Rib Palace. After you’ve had your fill, catch an event at one of the many area venues including the Bricktown Events Center or Bricktown Live. From sports to concerts, you can see it all! For more information, visit www.bricktown.okc.com.

Oklahoma City

Next, tip your hat and say “howdy” to the past at the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum, which celebrates the unique history and cultural heritage of the American West! The museum features various collections of fine art, ephemera and artifacts that reflect the West and its rich past. Permanent exhibits include the American Cowboy Gallery, American Rodeo Gallery, Native American Gallery and the Museum of the Frontier West Gallery. The museum is also home to the “Great Westerners,” “Great Western Performers” and “Rodeo” Halls of Fame, all of which commemorate the people who contributed and inspired others by preserving and portraying the essence of the Great American West. Admission is $10.00 for adults, $8.50 for students and seniors and $4.50 for kids. For more information, visit www.cowboyhalloffame.org.

Your interest will soar at the World of Wings Pigeon Center! Located at 2300 Northeast 63rd Street, the Center pays homage to domesticated pigeons such as homing, carrier and racing pigeons. Through exhibits of artifacts, photos and related memorabilia, the Center’s museum allows visitors to get a unique view of the interesting history of pigeons, the roles they have played and their contributions through the years. Many exhibits feature artifacts from the military’s Pigeon Corps, which carried messages during combat before the advent of short wave radios; some valiant birds even earned honors! The Center also features racer and roller lofts, as well as many species of these amazing birds! For more information, visit www.pigeoncenter.org.

Imaginations are always at play when you visit the Oklahoma Children’s Theatre! The theatre features live performances of many children’s plays including productions of cherished classics, which can be enjoyed by the whole family! Since children love to play and pretend as much as they love to watch their favorite characters and stories, the theatre also offers classes with a variety of hands-on, creative educational programs tailored to different age groups, from dramatic play for pre-schoolers to musical theatre and video production for pre-teens. It’s a wonderful way for children to channel their energy and self-expression! Visit www.oklahomachildrenstheatre.org for more information.

When you’re ready to do something new and interesting, think Oklahoma City!

In order to supplement the financial loss, the Pre-Auction Sales Event brings its service to the general public at the Marc Heitz Auto Family.

There has never been a BETTER time to purchase a previously-owned vehicle. For FIVE DAYS ONLY, Marc Heitz Auto Family has been selected as the official site, October
21 through 26 Only!

This is one the largest inventory elimination sales events to date at the Marc Heitz Auto Family. All vehicles have passed an extensive service inspection. Finance Specialists will be on hand to assist with easy financing.

Hundreds of consumers are expected to arrive early for some of the best fuel-efficient vehicles from manufacturers like Ford, Chevy, GMC, Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Buick, Pontiac, Toyota, Honda, Nissan and many more!

Don’t risk paying too much somewhere else! Come early and save big $$$ on the vehicle you’ve always wanted!