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Board of Directors


Board Officers:

  • board.gifG. L. “Jiggs” McEntire
    President
    Duncan, OK
  • Jimmy Naifeh
    Vice-President
    Sapulpa, OK
  • Jimmy Albert
    Secretary Treasurer
    Elk City, OK

Board of Directors:

  • Ron Lukenbaugh
    Chairman
    Enid, OK

  • Rick Bahlinger
    Tulsa, OK

  • Dave Clem
    Springfield, MO

  • Ron Cross
    Durant, OK

  • Dick Dunham
    Durant, OK

  • Nick Glidewell
    Ft. Smith, AR

  • Paula Glidewell
    Ft. Smith, AR

  • Jerry Naifeh
    Sapulpa, OK

  • Jimmy Don Phillips
    Durant, OK

  • Matt Robinson
    Tulsa, OK

  • Mike Sinclair
    Tulsa, OK

  • Ted Stessman
    Carroll, IA

  • Chris Southard            
    Tulsa, OK

  • Mike Yancey
    Edmond, OK

Executive Director:

  • Sandra F. Ruble
    P.O. Box 722220
    Norman, OK 73070

    (405) 360-7667
    (405) 292-7667 fax
Association News
7-Eleven Coalitions Petition FDA for Flavored-Tobacco Clarification
Tuesday, August 18, 2009

Courtesy of NACS

ROCKVILLE, MD – The National Coalition of Associations of 7-Eleven Franchisees and the New England 7-Eleven Franchise Owners Association filed a formal petition last month with the FDA, asking them to clarify the tobacco product standards provisions of the Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act.

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E-Cigarettes: The New Frontier In War On Smoking
Wednesday, August 05, 2009

From NPR...

Electronic cigarettes imported from China have grown in popularity during the past several years — and that has concerned federal regulators, in part, because so little is known about what is in them.

Preliminary tests by the Food and Drug Administration show that e-cigarettes — battery-powered tubes that deliver a nicotine vapor instead of burned tobacco smoke — contain some of the same dangerous cancer-causing chemicals that traditional cigarettes do, but at lower levels. The samples also revealed quality-control issues.

FDA Deputy Commissioner Joshua Sharfstein says consumers should beware.

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Okla. unemployment claims set weekly record
Wednesday, August 05, 2009

By Tim Talley

Associated Press

OKLAHOMA CITY – Oklahoma set a new record for unemployment claims last week as the impact of the global recession continues to be felt in the state, the Oklahoma Employment Security Commission said Tuesday.

The state paid out $20.8 million last week on 64,190 jobless claims – an all-time record, said commission spokesman John Carpenter.

"We've been setting records since the start of the year. Every week it just inches up more," Carpenter said.

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