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YHE PERKINS OURNAL ° VISIT PERKINS AND OKLAHOMA N '57--you/ enjoy il Thm-sday, February 14, 1951
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A AT. J Correction ' . , _ , --+ - ...... ..................
O. E. Cawley 1 One of the names that appear- . D,,lb A-I. ..... DI..,I.,. i
The county health nurse was Ied in the news story in last weeks ' JLPUllk /illk/IHS/l DIiIUIt;5 |
here last Thursday and gave I Perkins Journ about the..recent I i T.h .!
the thir polio shots to thase t promotion of Ted westxall toI+ II qlqll,llAl11qlld, b II I I ,,hl A" ' "J J'+'+' qlJl Jl i
who had the second shot seven I vice-president in the Grace Ship- ,l | l-| | | |_la . [] i I M -FJ m m m mmm.m *" - [
months ago or longer. She also t ping lanes, was in error andl--AAAqtJ ,m--.ALI. J,S z-ao i.., For !-'O |
gave first shots to some who 1 should have read W. G. or Grover ........
di d not know the service was+ er Westll instead of W. W. :2 Fresh -- -- --"
available. She will be back on Wesffall. , - I -,f 41= , L' I1 Cello f t
February 21. The Perkins Journal is sorry ?T. mm__1 ,f", , . ,F", , I I _
We have a roof on the new that this error occurred. Klpe ' ,D' t=qtJ rt i
room adjoining the grade build- - ........ = ....
trig.
Three members of the 4H club
entertned the Lions last Mort
day evening.
They each bare a speech tell-
ing what they had done in 'club
work. The entertainers+ were Bill
Harshman, Clara Haxshman n]ld
Loretta Walker.
Loretta failed to tell her to-
tal earnings in club work which
was $1,678.19 and that she has
been nominated to the 4H Hall
of Fame.
FIRST GRADE
We have been making valen-
tines and have some very pretty
ones up in our room. Now each
child is making their own vale
entine boxes. Each chil d will be
a +postman, when,+h+e brings his
valentines and wilI put them in
the proper mailbox.
Today we had two films about
the farm. One was A Year on
the Farm, and the other was
Farm Animals These fit in nicely
with our unit on the farm.
We have decided to wait until
after Valentine day to finish our
farm books.
Colds and bad weather have
been interfering with our work.
But most of the children axe back
in school now, and we are all
to get caught up with
beck work.
THIRD GRADE
Everyone is quite excited over
Valentine's day. We made valen-
tines last week and decorated
our bulletin board with them
We are learning to read a
%heter. lr Cowley hung
one outside for us. We have one
inside that we can adjust to the
temperature. We take turns
reading the theremometer out
side. setting the one inside, anc
recording this on the calendar.
(From Pa 1)
age brackets, 5 to 7 grades and
8 grade on upto the age of 90
years. Names will be drawn to
see who will play on each team.
Preliminaries will be on Mon-
day and Tuesday, and the finals
will be Friday evening.
The winning team will be awar
de d a malt or milk shake.
Remember, there is no age ll-
mit, students, adults, l+aremts,
grandparents are invite d to par°
ticipate. If you Just want to watch
door admission is 10f 15 and 25e.
Young
Farmer
Reports
By Richard Wells
Gaylord Hanes fell victim to
one of my interviews Saturday
evening, and here is what I found
out. The Hanes llve at the West
end of French Street, and he is
Extension Agronomist at AM
College. Most f the farmers
have no doubt read about or have
worked with him in some way.
The Hanes formerly lived in
Stillwater. He says that they like
Perkins (especially the people)
much better than they expected.
They have three children, two
boys and one girl. Tide oldest
child is in the third grade at
Perkins. Oaylord says that in the
future he plans to buy a farm.
Not in a big way, Just big enough
to keep his boys busy.
Oaylords work takes him all
over the state. Mainly he directs
the educational program of im-
proving fertility of our soil
through out the state. His de-
partment does this by actually
growing different crops and
pastures, using various amounts
n kinds of fertilizers on obser-
] California Head I Red
Lettuce 10c Potatoes 63c
Bag
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Grapefruit 2;a:b 85C
Bottle oacli
Best Maid Sweet Cains Sunny Cup ' t i
45c
Pickles Jar 39’ Coffee Lb. 73cl,
Fr.eshFrozen .... "1 ' i _" _ _ O 10Oz 'g%A !
Sliced Calif. 00traw00errys gkg ,
c
Fresh 1= _ 1 e__ '1½ Lb Each It
CreamStyh
Corn 2 C3a0n3s 25c Tomatoes 2 303 ?5 i
Nabisco's Salted iS00ner's Waffle C.n,.- -,
Crackers 26c 00Syrup 43
also write down the time an d ration plots There are also
Wt it on the paper clock The many other ways in whiel they ].a]h T'.,'
coldest record we had las week educate the farmers and genera --,
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Was at 9 a m X#onda- hon it public on the improved methods - . , _ = - J t
was degrees. e w'st+ o farmmg, t0unwy --.# rot v . ".
Friday at 12:50 with 71 degrebs. Mr Hnes thinks that new in- =.. il
....... dustry in Oklahoma will help I . . " s'
" -" - - stabilize the income of the ,snall ISupreme s flBetty Crocker and Pillsbury |
', farmer who is not parttemarly | II [
skilled in any field other thar ' Pk " " Pk ' °
ILL..._ 111 I F . be a w "n ! I
I! ',.%'VJ I \\; line whereas they might not be t l -- -
II u i\\; able to get a more sklUed job.! INa'll!iltttl Post's . . r __ a -,- t
II ' Oaylord's opinion on the Soil I ;'1 | ",'t,, ' 1 \\; t,ge I B "7 ,
II m B T Bank programasfarassoilim-Jll--l *-: -ll-L1 ' Pkg i,
11 IVI I I K provement is concerned is this: I !... ! lew v,+,,,,& t'Kg qi
i JiV]llLlli]lll He says that through the con-! ll,iCjJ I I
servation reserve portion of the I . _ t
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.w-- ---,, ,-," Soil Bank our soil can be im-t - . .-
proved very much. ! q'
'I'HI MILl Hanes has had a c,+olalnstant Maxwell House I Liquid -------
to observe many types of agrio J O 9
THAT TASTES ou,=+ <,o -,o t,d f'..£g..... 6 , 1 [I __. 0 39 no J o
......... accompany them I asked hini, i +Uli -" i .Oil" JOY ,-,.._.. UL{I
oha:rh:izhdo4eeTw4heoyli v-" Jar B r = Cans Ut,
...,LIKE,,MILK.. o.., help salve some °f these prohlemsil f'll il'l = 1 "----"-- ---T----I ,+'
such as marketing difficulties) " r
such groups, that they were do- i I ' "- + t
Ing fine work and that he|].am..==
T Vf|R thought a lot of them ow-l" Dressed and 1_ - Jr ,
Ai It.i.llll ever, ,armere are lnividuallst+]+li41 lililrflilli ssea... ! ! ""Q '
and it would be a very difflcultl,+ll Ig m'-=?M -'
N . if not impossible, task to or-|' , dl, IVII tllm Drawn =aLe , ,
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I Visitors AlwaYs Welcome-- " I]l WE PAY CAvil FOR CREAM AND EGGS & Pecans
I l)eWayne Lller, Owner Perkins, oo- I!i ,.,.,<.. Effective Friday and Saturday, February 15 al 16th, l?
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