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THE PERKINS JOURNAL r Thursday, February 6, 2003-9 "My daughter wants me to have the very best care, but she knows I still need my independence." v s Golden 0aks Assisted Living Center offers the best of both Cala WOrlds. We cater to adults who still enjoy an independent -T: Bi and sometimes very active lifestyle, but may need assistance either on a daily basis or from time to lime. i Golden Oaks encourages independence while perrnng privacy and dignity in a manner that meets t resident's Soda] as well as physical needs. ) 13, T ,alcorni Affordable Atte" Birga I Our Apartments Feature: Health Care Services: • Large one & two bedroom designs up to 1006 sq. ft. apartments • Handicapped design private baths • 24 Hour security • Three balanced meals • Housekeeping and laundry "Planned activities • Call signals in bedroom and bathroom • Month to month rental "Complete building and grounds maintenance ' Transportation to town • Bathing assistance • Wake-up/tuck-in services • Personalized assistance • Supporting services • Assistance with specific medical needs such as skin care, toileting and coordination of physical therapy and other services • Personal care • Medication assistance • Health care • Food tray service Companionship is a key word at Golden Oaks. Our residents have an opportunity to make new friendships and renew old ones. And with the beautifully decorated lounge areas, the stylish dining room, and their own cozy apartments, residents are never at a loss for a lovely place to entertain their guests. Call Jamie at (405) 377-1114 or come by today to see how you can become part of the Golden Oaks family. block heater 1. G. W. Van Keppel Company by Sherry Clemens Journal Staff Writer 88 Years Ago, Feb. 12, 1915 Our new road overseer Clar- ence Waltman with a force of hands, has been at work blasting out rocks on the Dr. Little hill this week and making it passable once again. Rassey Hert purchased a nice young horse off John Bowyer the first of the week. Quite a number of neighbors gathered at the home of Mrs. Anna Fouts last Wednesday for a wood chopping. The ladies served dinner for the men and pieced quilts. All had a pleas- ant time. 67 Years Ago, Feb. 6, 1936 Mary Ann Fiala had the honor of having her picture in last Sunday's Oklahoman as the youngest student enrolled at A&M College. She entered at the age of 14 this past fall. The Harry Johnsons are enjoy- ing their radio now that they have a wind charger to keep the battery charged. 50 Years Ago, Feb. 19, 1953 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Friede- mann have moved into their new home on North Main. She teaches at the school here and Paul is engaged in farming. Emmet Rogers and his small son, Dickie, who live one mile north of Luster Station, were involved in a car-truck accident Tuesday evening. They were stuck by a D&L Company truck. No one was hospitalized. 40 Years Ago, Feb. 7, 1963 A complaint was registered at the city hall that a Perkins resident was in violation of city ordinance 135.1 alleging that he kept hogs inside the city limits. The citizen told the city council he had disposed of all hogs except one that he needed to keep for 30 more days before butchering for personal use. The town board gave their permission. An ambulance went south out of Perkins followed by many curious residents. They found a man on the ground near his car at the bridge. Turned out he wasn't dead or dying, but drunk. Deputy Frank Cundiff loaded him up and took him to Stillwao( ter, the ambulance returned to its I base, and the curious residents, went home to bed. " 30 Years Ao. Feb. 8, 1973 ! Bert Dodson was appointed I to the Town Council to fill th vacancy left by Ray Harral iri Monday night's meeting af City Hall. Also the resolution t6 divide Perkins into five voting zones was accepted by the Tow Council. " Several alternatives to ease" anticipated crowded condmons - next school year were consid;. ered by the Board of Educatio of the Perkins-Tryon Schools ai their regular meeting Monda night. , 20 Years Ago. Feb. 1O, 1983 : The Perkins town board met with P-T school superintendent Monday night at the regular monthly city meeting and dis- cussed some areas of mutual interest in possible future devel- opment of property recently purchased by the school from the Wirz estate. " On Monday night, Feb. 14, th6 men are treating the women witE a Valentine Sweetheart Supper, and Party at the Senior Citizens Building. The men are doing all the cooking and making all:, preparations, even washing the dishes afterwards. I Remember County Commissioners met in a regular meeting Monday, January 21, 2003. with the Open Meeting law made notice of the meeting. Glona Heseer, Chairman; Bile Deering, Vice-Chairman; Jim r, County Clerk. Prayer and Flag Salute. Deedng made the motion to approve presented Resolution 2003-06 Re-routing Texaco Road for the airport. JOINT RESOLUTION BETWEEN PAYNE AND LINCOLN COUNTIES Closing and reroutlng Texaco Road Resolution # 2003-06 new federal regulations require extended safety zones at the end of airport due to the new regulations the safety zone must be extended for the north/ at the Cushing airport; WHEREAS, the new safety zone will extend across Texaco Road; is also the Payne/Lincoln county line; WHEREAS, that portion Road affected by the safety zone extension must be closed and rerouted; g has agreed to reroute that portion of Texaco Road around ZOne; WHEREAS, the rerouted section of Texaco Road will be built to county 2066 chip and seal surface; WHERFJIS, the county agrees to maintain 2067 construction is completed. NOWTHEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED 2068 and Lincoln County Commissioners will close Texaco Road for 0.31 miles west 2069 w Presented and approved this 21 day of January 2003. 2070 approve the Resolution. Arthur seconded. Arthur, aye; Hesser, 2071 Motion carded. 2072 Lincoln County Commissioners would be approving the Resolution 2073 2074 application for STP Project in the amount of $625,000 for paving the 2075 Hwy 108 and Hwy 51 for a distance of 3 miles. Deedng made the motion 2076 2077 application. Arthur seconded. Arthur, aye; Hesser, aye; Deering, aye. ed. 2078 :lown request for construction payment of the Cora Bass Bddge. 2079 in the amount of $83,637.23. The project is 70% complete. Deenng made 2080 tOapprove the application for funds from BtA, Arthur seconded. Arthur, aye; 2081 Oeer ng, aye Motion carded. 2082 Jm to Remove Items from Inventory: 2083 Description Serial 2084 Spindle Socket Wrench 18516 2085 Drill, Skill Classic MDL 6345 2086 Tank Trailer MD102904 2087 Sand Spreader Set-In Prtable Unit Self Container 2088 2O89 Impact Wrench Napa lk2" Drive 5071184 Water Pump "reel MDL 3P601 80091809 2090 Super wrench 2500# 12 Volt MDL 2500 S059874 2091 Blue Stacking Chair 2092 Orange Chair 2093 Olive Chair 2094 Olive Chair 2095 2096 Olive Chair 2097 Brown Couch 2098 Orange Chair Orange Chair 2099 Orange Chair 2f 00 Orange Chair 2101 Orange Chair 2102 Orange Chair 2103 2104 Work Center 2105 Auto Sensing Hub 2106 Storage Cabinet 2107 Wood Shelves 2103 Grey Metal Shelves Work Center, Computer Coat Rack Chair w/arms Camera Processor Tan Painted 2-door Cabinet Small End Table to approve. Arthur seconded. Arthur, aye; I-lesser, aye; Deedng, of Mr. Norm McNickie as Receiving Offmer for E-911 . Arthur seconded. Arthur, aye; Hesser, aye; Motion carried. Monthly report for December apportionment for review. the motion to approve the monthly report. Deedng seoonded. Arthur, aye; Deedng, aye. Motion carded. =inutes of January 16. Deedng made the motion to approve the Arthur, aye; Hesser, aye; Deedng, aye. Motion carried. s with the traffic lights North of Perkins on Jardot. The lights are hit the light last week. a recess at 9:50. The Chairman called the meeting back to order at following bids were opened: Base; Option #2, NC; #3 Rear Mounted Ripper; #4, engine by Charles Wall February 15, 1954 was the deadline for turning in an application for FFA State Farmer degree which I submit- ted back then. The material turned included a lengthy and detailed application, an FFA record book for each year ,I was in high school, andan 1. 124,774.00 2. 2,526.00 3.7,013.OO 4. STANDARD 2. OCT Equipment Inc, OKC 1. 105,000.00 2. 2,800.00 3. 4,000.00 4. 200.00 3. Northern Equipment, Enid 1. 123,896.00 2. included 3. 9,226.00 4. included 4. Kirby Smith Machinery Inc, OKC 1. no bid The Board remanded the bids to the Purchasing Agent for evaluation by authorized personnel. The following purchase orders were approved for payment: Approved 01/21/03 to 01/22/03...FY2002-2003 War# Issued To: Amount Reason Issued: GENERAL FUND 2065 SB COMMUNICATIONS CO. 160.00 TELEPHONE LINE SERVICES STC 107.47 MAINTENANCE SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE 2.18 LONG DISTANCE KING'S HARDWARE MART COMPANY 22.12 SUPPLIES STAPLES 9.16 SUPPLIES UNIFIRST 25.50 SUPPLIES A-1 SEPTIC SYSTEM 135.00 SERVICES HYPERNET SOLUTIONS, INC. 185.63 SERVICES XEROX CORPORATION 61.41 SERVICES OKLA. DEPT. OF PUBLIC SAFETY 350.00 SERVICES OKLA. NATURAL GAS 228.54 SERVICES STILLWATER MEDICAL CENTER 213.00 SUPPLIES RASH, DEA D. 975.19 REIMBURSEMENT SELl<, MARY R 266.17 REIMBURSEMENT PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 1.10 SUPPLIES B & C BUSINESS PRODUCTS 28.33 SUPPLIES B & C BUSINESS PRODUCTS 188.49 SUPPLIES BIG SKY MERCANTILE 442.50 SUPPLES HYPERNET SOLUTIONS, INC. 416.91 SERVICES PITNEY BOWES 1002.03 SERVICES B & C BUSINESS PRODUCTS 534.25 SUPPLIES CENTER FOR LOCAL 20.00 SERVICES DEARINGER PRINTING & TROPHY 75•00 SUPPLIES OKLA. LEAGUE FOR THE BLIND 75.00 SUPPLIES HYPERNET SOLUTIONS, INC. BOYER'S 66 SERVICE STATION HYPERNET SOLUTIONS, INC. OKLA. MAILING EQUIP. CORP. OKLA. MAILING EQUIP. CORP. OKLA. MAILING EQUIP. CORP. 800.13 SERVICES 5.00 SUPPLIES 1309.30 SERVICES 1035.00 SERVICES 1207•50 SERVICES 273.50 SERVICES OKLA. MAILING EQUIP. CORP. 341.88 SERVICES YALE NEWS 515.27 SERVICES KING'S HARDWARE MART COMPANY 3.02 SUPPLIES HONEYWELL INC. 6471.40 SERVICES OKLA. NATURAL GAS 34.44 SERVICES HYPERNET SOLUTIONS, INC. 145.48 SERVICES OKLA. NATURAL GAS 3351.72 SERVICES POTTAWATOMIE CO. REGIONAL 329.91 SERVICES HYPERNET SOLUTIONS, INC. 166.10 SERVICES UNIFIRST 374.24 SUPPLIES ORKIN EXTERMINATING 40,00 SUPPLIES BAILEY PAVING COMPANY, INC. 55511.76 SUPPLIES UNIFIRST 130.00 SUPPLIES STAPLES 133.33 SUPPLIES 2109 MAY'S DRUG STORES, INC. 45,14 SUPPLIES 2110 SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE 51.79 SERVICES HIGHWAY CASH 1000 AQUAPLEASURES 25.75 SUPPLIES 1001 CROUCH DRILLING 3300.00 SERVICES 1002 ACKLIN'S LAWN & GARDEN 11.66 SUPPLIES 1003 O'REILLYAUTOMOTIVE, INC. 247.13 SUPPLIES 1004 UNIFIRST 650.86 SUPPLIES 1005 KINNUNEN SALES & RENTALS, INC 378.40 SUPPLIES 1006 STEWART STONE, INC. 5236.67 ROCK 1007 AVERT PEST ELIMINATION, INC. 30.00 SERVICES 1008 STEWART STONE, INC. 664.94 ROCK 1009 POWERPLAN 4.68 SUPPLIES 1010 STILLwATER NEWSPRESS 31.89 SERVICES 1011 WARREN CAT 1086.00 SUPPLIES "" 1012 PACE MARKETING 870.20 SUPPLIES 1013 T-MOBILE 40.98 SERVICES 1014 POWERPLAN 508.59 SUPPLIES 1015 UNIFIRST 534.35 SUPPLIES 1016 WARREN CAT 264.98 SUPPLIES 1017 EWING ELECTRIC CO. t0.O0 SERVICES FFA scrapbook with the high school transcript, photos of my projects, and news clippings. My mother, Sybil did most of the work on the scrapbook. I had worked on the FFA record books. Some of my projects were beef cattle, dairy cattle, swine and field crops. The: materials were turned in at the FFA office in the state Vo-Tech building just west of where Stillwater Medical Center is now. To fill out the application, we borrowed a big standard L.C. Smith typewriter from Earnest and Lillian Westfall, our neighbors. The typewriter was a good one and it was similar to the Smith-Corona typewriters in the typing room at Perkins High School. The Westfall family had this type- writer because their daughters, Wilma and Edna studied typing and shorthand in high school and attended business college. The typewriter had elite type; which had ten letters to thel inch, whereas the Wall family typewriter was pica which had; eight letters to the inch. Elite', was better for filling out forms: and applications. We got the material ready and! turned it in. There were over two hundred other high school FFA members from across the stare who, along with m, received the state farmer degree. The certificates were given at the state FFA convention which was held at Gallagher Hall atl Oklahoma A&M campus af Stillwater, in April. " Nowadays, at this time of the year, FFA members in thg twelfth grade of high schoo are also turning in their appli cations for state farmer degree The state FFA convention i now held at the Myriad i Oklahoma City. Perkins-Tryor School often has students wh ¢P receive this award. ,, €. Moments m time, • On Feb. 4, 1861, in Mont- gomery, Ala., delegates from South Carolina, Mississippi, Florida, Alabama, Georgia and Louisiana convene to establish the Confederate State of America. " • On Feb. 9, 1960, Adolp Coors disappears while driv ing to work from his Morrisonl Colo., home. The grandson o the Coors' founder and chairf man of the Golden, Colo.,', brewery was kidnapped andl held for ransom before being shot to death. 1018 POWERPLAN 176.55 SUPPLIES 1019 WARREN CAT 3098.10 SERVICES 1020 OLINGHOUSE STEEL SUPPLY 4.00 SUPPLIES 1021 WARREN CAT 794.92 SUPPLIES 1022 J. W• LAFOLLETTE SALVAGE YARD 30.00 SERVICES 1023 OKLA. NATURAL GAS 518•72 SUPPLIES HEALTH DEPARTMENT 214 AOUA PLEASURES 31.00 SUPPLIES 215 CUSHING REGIONAL HOSPITAL 25.00 SUPPLIES 216 A & M PEST SERVICES, INC. 100.00 SUPPLIES 217 OKLA. STATE STUDENT 175.00 SUPPLIES 218 AMERICAN TELEPHONE 45.00 SERVICES 219 HOLT'S TONER SOURCE, INC. 1001.80 SUPPLIES 220 MOORE MEDICAL CORP. 144.36 SUPPLIES 221 HOLT'S TONER SOURCE, INC. 164.85 SUPPLIES 222 PITNEY BOWES 486.00 SERVICES 223 POSTMASTER 300.00 SERVICES 224 POSTMASTER 68.00 SERVICES 225 SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE 960.09 SERVICES 226 OKLA. STATE DEPT. OF HEALTH 11733.04 SERVICES 227 PRESCRIBER'S LETTER 68.00 SERVICES SHERIFF SERVICE FEE 74 PAYNE CO. HEALTH DEPT. 200.00 SUPPLIES 75 THOMPSON WRECKER 116.47 SERVICES 76 STAPLES 485.12 SUPPLIES MORTGAGE CERTIFICATION TAX 32 HYPERNETSOLUTIONS, INC. 1200.00 SERVICES FAIRBoARD CASH 145 OKLA. ASSOCIATION OF FAIRS 50.00 SERVICES SHEERIF COMMISSARY 23 OKLA• TAX COMMISSION 133.52 SERVICES 24 OKLA. TAX COMMISSION 162.84 SERVICES WlA 39 T-MOBILE 62,35 SERVICES DRUG TASK FORCE 98 PAYNE CO. COMMISSION 526.34 REIMBURSEMENT 99 PROFESSIoNAL VALUE INTERNET 47.90 SERVICES SOLID WASTE 48 DAVIS SANITATION, INC. 300.03 SERVICES CLERK'S RM&P 23 UNDERGROUND VAULTS & 60.79 SUPPLIES The Chairman adjourned the meeting. Sherri Schieffer County Clerk }