A6-THE PERKINS JOURNAL, Thursday, February 10, 2005
By Pat Merrell
Greetings to everyone from No School Friday, Feb. 18
Carney. The Town Council will The Basketball District Tour-
hold board meeting Thursday, nament begins Feb. 10-12 at
Feb. 10 at 6 p.m. in the Com- Mason.
munity Center. At this time they -Church News
will announce the candidates Welcome to all those who visited
who will be running for the town us Sunday. Sunday, Feb.13, FBC
board council and the city-clerk/ invites you to worship with us and
treasure, after service join us for the noon
The Town Water Dept. had to potluck lunch and fellowship. It
chlorinate the water system due to will be a great day of celebration
having a problem in the lines, in the Lord.
The Firemen held their monthly As the framing continues to go
meeting, which during this time up, the baptistery has been ordered
they discussed plans for the 2005 and expected to arrive this week.
Fireman's Festival to be held June The men plan to build the stage
25. If you would like to volunteer and install the baptistery within the
to help in any way please con- next two weeks. God continues to
tact one of the firemen or Chief bless FBC in so many ways. We
Wilson. are so grateful to the men who vol-
We welcome Earl and Regina unteer their time and work and to
Arnold to Carney. They have the ladies and men of FBC who
purchased Velma McFarland's prepare the noon meals.
home. Bro. Joe's morning message
The town of Carney sends our "All Scripture-Proven Authority
condolences to the A.J. Doman comes from 2 Timothy 3:16-17.
and Paul Doman families in the God's word, Holy scripture is a
loss of Christine McGee. The collection of 66 books written
town of Carney sends our condo- by over 35 authors in a period
lences to the Goodbary families in of 1500 yrs without any error
the loss of Doris. or contradiction. God's word is in
*School News complete harmony. The Old Testa-
The Ag. Boosters did a great ment is the prophecy of a Messiah
job on their baked potato dinner to come. The New Testament is
during the game Friday night, the fulfillment of prophecy to the
and my goodness, it is tough to nth degree. It is a witness of the
out bid some people for those prophesied Messiah's birth, life,
fabulous desserts they have for death and resurrection and the
the silent auction, prophecy of His return for His
The 2005-2006 Carney Basket- bride, the church of the One true
ball Homecoming King Ricky living God. We are to study to
Evans and Queen Kala Avers show'ourselves approved Then
was crowned Friday night during we are to practice what is right
halftime of the boys game. The The Bible is a purifying agent,
Freshman attendants: Eric Evans practical agent, perfect agent and
and Brandy Bailey; Sophomore a precious agent.
attendants: Chance Townsend When God's word is rightly
andRyanO'Donnell;Junioratten- followed, He will bless us. The
dants: Shane Cameron and Kasey eveni, ig message, "In Unity" is
Hoover; Senior attendants: Char- from Psalm 133:1-3. In a world
lie O'Donnell and Kala Avers; of seeming chaos and confusion,
Senior attendants: Ricky Evans God is in perfect control.
and Rebekah Scrogum. Crown When man keeps his eyes on the
bearer, Gunner Evans and Flower prize of the kingdom of God and
girl, Cambi Cmbtree. His righteousness, it is no longer
The Spirt Award was given about man but God. Gods desire
tot Senior Cheerleader Ashley is for his children to get along. He
Simms. Congratulations to surely did not expect we would
everyone, all get along in perfect unity. In
Friday, Feb. 4, the Regional fact, it is good to be separated
FCCLA Competitive Events at times. The gospel is spread as
was held in Enid. Senior Ashley we faithfully do His work. From
Simms, the Carney FCCLA the highest to the lowest, each is
President, represented the Carney precious in His sight. He provides
chapter. Ashley competed in Job for each one. He allows us to be
Interview, Sr. Division where she a blessing to others through the
placed second out of a group of blessings He provides to us. We,
four. This was Ashley's first year invite you to worship the Lord
to compete, with us at FBC-Camey.
CARNEY
BREAKFAST
M O B(Illy ?J I ~ Cereal or bacon, toast, jelly, juice, milk.
Cereal or Cream of Wheat, toast, jelly, hash browns,
catsup, milk.
Cereal or sausage gravy, biscuits, jelly, juice,
milk.
Cereal or waffles w/syrup, toast, jelly, juice, milk
NO SCHOOL
LUNCH
Ml/Bday. ?J l~: Pizza, corn, salad, pears, milk.
T~llltdly. 2/ l~: Chicken fried steak, mashed potatoes w/gravy, salad,
peaches, milk.
~II1P=IglIIY~: Nachos, salad, refried beans, pudding, milk.
Hamburgers w/fixings, fries, orange slices, milk.
Er ldily 2Zl~ NO SCHOOL
RIPLEY
BREAKFAST
M.OBfllIY ?dI~ Breakfast bars, cheddar munchers, or cereal & toast
or biscuits & gravy, milk/juice.
Sausage pancake sticks, peanut butter, syrup, or
cereal & toast or biscuits & gravy, applesauce, milk/juice
~@a~dllly~dl~ Sausage links, biscuits & gravy or cereal & toast,
milk/juice.
Variety glazed donuts, or cereal & toast or biscuits &
gravy, milk/juice
NO SCHOOL
LUNCH
M.O.flIIIiy ?J I~: Sweetheart pizza, golden corn, Valentine cookies,
milk/juice.
Iglllidlly. 2/ l~: Tacos, lett/tom/cheese, sour cream, apple spice cake
w/icing, milk/juice.
~/IidBRdlI1L2/I~: Cheesie ravioli, garlic rolls, golden corn, tropical
fruit, milk/juice
Illgllldlly~: BBQ on a bun, fries, pickle chips, pears, milk/juice.
NO SCHOOL
Spanish Mass
Join us for the celebration of the Mass in Spanish at Sts. Peter
and Paul Catholic Church in Cushing - Saturday, Feb. 19 and the
3 Saturday of every month at 7 p.m. Potluck dinner to follow
All are welcome.
Celebrardmos la Misa Santa en Espafiol- lglesia Catdlica de
San Pedro y San Pablo, 214 N. Steele, Cushing - Sdbado, el 19
de Febrero, y el tercer Sabado de cada mes. Habrd comida y
refrescos en la hera social despdes. Todos estan invitados.
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ECU honor roll
Three area students enrolled at Students who successfully
East Central University achieved completed at least 12 credit
grade point averages that eamed hours and met required grade
them a spot on the Dean's Honor point averages during the fall
Roll. semester have been listed on the
Students listed on the Dean's President's and Dean's Honor
Honor Roll, with grade point Rolls at East Central University.
averages of at least 3.3, are listed To be included on the President's
by hometowns with their majors: Honor Roll, students must have
kindaChristy, chemistry, of Mulhall; a perfect 4 0 grade point aver-
Marc A. Neufeld, business adminis- age, or straight A's. The Dcan's
tration, of Perkins; and Rheanna L.
Honor Roll lists students who
Tefertiller, health, physical educa-
tion & recreation (exercise science) have grade point averages of 3.3
of Stillwater. or higher
Rose State College honor roll
MIDWEST CITY-- Four local Melissa Sue Pendergraff of
students have earned a spot on Agra, and Brenda Lynn Evans
Rose State College's Fall 2004 and Brandy Nicole Wilson of
President's and Vice President's Carney each earned a spot on
Honor Rolls. the Vice President's Honor
Students on the President's Roll
Honor Roll qualify with a Students on the Vice Presi-
4.0 grade point average Brett dent's Honor Roll qualify with
Daniel Wilson of Carney earned a 3 00-3 99 grade point average
this distinction, with no grade lower than a C.
UCO honor rolls
University of Central Okla- hometown are:
homa President W. Roger Webb President's Honor Roll
has announced the newest list- Cherry Rollins
ing of students to achieve the RachelAnn Keith
- Heather Michelle
university's~honor rolls. There Engelman, Elizabeth Lauren
were 792 students named to Tully
the President's Honor Roll, an ~- Kevin D. Brown
honor achieved by those who Dean's Honor Roll
recorded a straight-A, 4.0 grade- AgLa - David R. Herber
point average for the semester. Glencoo - dames David Bell
Mulhall - Winter Dawn Wiss
There were 2,313 others names
- Blair Nicole Brad-
to the Dean's Honor Roll, made ley, Kerr, do Brewer, Andy Ray
up of students who achieved a Cooper, Ashleigh Rochelle Hurd,
3.25 grade-point or better for the Angel Rene Palmer, damie Marie
semester. Weber
Area honor students listed by T 13tO D - Julie J. Wilson
Covered wagon cabins
being constructed
By Margaret Gibson
Early in the planning stages
of the S.T. Allen Camp ground
it was proposed to have two
covered wagon cabins and one
teepee tent. The Tryon Christian
Union Church chose to build the
covered wagon cabins.
Thanks to Mac and Pat
McCutchen, we were able to
do the construction in a large
shop building belonging to
Chris McCutchen. We had blue
prints to follow. We discovered
we had many workers and few
foremen. Dick Smith served
as our technician, custodian, and
supervisor.
Well, we sawed, hammered,
measured, hea ed and laughed
for several work sessions. We
roasted hot dogs at Dick and
Fani's. Carolyn brought coffee
and cookies. John Gibson, Bob
& Ray Hunt, James, Zack &
Logan Hall, Dick Smith, and
Ted Gibson did the work.
Tammy Dawn Gibson took pic-
tures, while Margaret Gibson,
Mac McCutchin, and John
Purdy offered encouragement.
We worked everyone from
the very young to the "old".
Finally, came the day the last
boards were put in place by the
faithful few. Now we face the
task of loading it onto a flatbed
and making its final run to the
campsite. We look to the near
future to begin building the
second cabin.
We have completed the build-
ing of one covered wagon cabin
that will sleep eight campers.
It has been a fun project and
actually a hard project, but fun
getting together. We wish to
dedicate this cabin to one of our
church trustee and his wife, the
late Mac and Pat McCutchen.
They were killed when their
Bonanza plane went down in
Arkansas We miss them in so
many ways and want this little
wagon cabin to always represent
the fun and hope that Mac and
Pat's lives reflect.
Ripley Rhythm selects
Lauren Rossiter is a 6 grader
whose homeroom teacher is Mrs
'the Firstborn. Her
reading and drawing.
Jane Pineda is
is in Mrs. Fuch's
Her mom and dad
Jesse. She has
Lauren Rossiter
Rodgers. She is the daughter of
Steven and Karla Rossiter. She
has five siblings. They are Seth,
Samantha, Watson, Ttmothy and
Lena. They all attend Ripley
Public School. She is very active
in school and is in Quiz Bowl, OSU
Talent search, and Ripley Rhythm
Having all A's and B's puts her on
the Principal's Honor Roll She
has done things for the commu-
nity like babysitting and singing
at the Payne County Fairgrounds
Christmas Party for The Sheltered
Workshop. She attends Church of
Jane
Brian,
5.
sister is Breanna.
of our 5 and 6th
team and is also
a part of Ripley
alto section. On the
Honor Roll she
B's. Her church
Union Church.
ing basketball and
her friends.
Tryon Library
On Jan. 9, Tryon's Library Board 2005, shows an
and the librarian, Wanda Sullivan, of the library
met to discuss present needs that Adult patronage, 131;
the library has and to plan for the 25; Children, 44;
utx:oming year. Videos, 10;
Due to the Asian tsunami, people The librar)
have been coming to the library to new books for its
view maps to see exactly where in Other items that
the world this tragic phenomenon would like to
took place. The library does have an future include a large
atlas, but we feelthe needto acquire and stand and anothert
a stand on which to keep it, so that cart for books. Since
the public will have easier access planning a book sale
to it. We would also like a globe another roll-around is,
on a stand and an updated wall
map of the world. Of course, these
things cost money and it is hard to
determine which items should be
purchased from the $1,500 state tobuy
aid funds that our city now receives
annually, that would most benefit
Tryon library patrons. On March 15,
The Oklahoma Department of of the Librav
Libraries (ODL) has requested be attending a
$749,649 in additional funds for in Guthrie to prepare
its 2005/2006 budget, so that Summer Reading
cities can receive funding based year's
upon the county's population and
square mileage. If the legislature year's
approves these additional funds,
Tryon library would increase its Board will be
budget to $3,359, thus enabling it p.m.
to better serve the people who use
the facility. At present Tryon library
serves several of the surround-
ing communities including Agra,
Carney and the Iowa Nation. To
help ODL get this request passed,
the library encotwages as many of
you as possible to contact your
senator or representative at the state
capitol, and ask them to support the
increase in library funding.
Wanda's report for the period
Dec. 9, 2004 through Jan. 12,
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