NS JOURNAL-THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1997
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Red Healer 7 FOR SALE • Sglitaire 2 bedroom FOR SALE • Double recliner
(9) mile cornerMobile Home, located at 423 N. couch. Dark green, leather lookS
, has collar with W. 3 rd. Perkins. For more infer- 200.00 call 405-547-5894 after 5
Personal tax paid mation call 405-744-5035 ask for pm.
50 Jerry Sally. 2/20 nc.
2/6 pia.
POSITION AVAILABLE
is currently seeking an individual with a
good attitude, a positive outlook and
motivation to fill the position of Display
Representative. If you like setting and
and working as a team player - we want
resumer Previous sales experience is
experience preferred. Apply by
by mailing or bringing your resume with
attached to Ad Dept. Director, The
Box 2288, 211 W. 9th, Stillwater, OK
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been building, buying and selling
Perkins For Over 25 Years!
portd; soutlx~f Perkins
1 1/2 bath. Unique remodeling in living
2 bath house on acreage. Scenic hilltop
s paradise east of Perkins, one mile river
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home near golf course.
hborhood. $43,000. 513
124 South Main .~
.405-372-5680
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Global Realtors
131 N. Main, Stillwater
Office: 405-624-2626
3 Bedroom, nice shop on large
at 372-6809.
3 Bedroom home on cul-de-sac•
St vinyl. Call Debbie at 372-6809.
Bedroom, 2 bath, 2 car garage
Lots of extras. Call Debbie.
2 living areas, good
at 372-6809.
3 Bedroom, 1 1/2 bath, on large corner
at 372-6809.
Bedroom, 1 1/2 bath, privacy fence,
Call Debbie at 372-6809.
lots of storage, on corner
at 372-6809.
3 Bedroom, 1 1/2 bath, on small
schools. Call Floyd at 377-7412.
'Bedroom 1 1/2 bath, great comer lot.
Rd., 3 Bedroom, 1 1/2
& paint. Fenced for kids & pets.
FOR SALE : Tappan electric stove
30 inch. ( Harvest Gold ) with
hood $ 75.00 OBO call 405-547-
2826 after 5 pm.
2/20 chg.
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FOR SALE • By Owner 3-4 bed-
room 1 1/2 bath on large lot. Very
close to Golf course 411 Newport
Perkins call for appt. 405-547-
2064
2/20 chg.
MOVING SALE • Saturday Feb.
22 712 E. Kirk Perkins.
2/20 chg.
ATTENTION SENIOR CITIZENS
: SENIORS EXERCISE CLASS.
A senior citizens line exercise
class meets on Tuesday & Thurs-
days at 3:00 p.m. in the Perkins
Athletic Club, 128 S. Main Street.
Come by & check our special
rates for club membership and
£articipate in one free lesson.
1/23,30,2/6 chg.
FOR SALE ' 90 gallon propane
system for pickup $ 300.00. Call
405-547-5894 or 547-5900.
12/5/tfn.
FOR SALE : 1994 Ford Explorer
4 door black sports rack, power
door locks and power windows
39,000 miles excellent condition
call 405 624-1216
11/28 tfn
FOR SALE : SMALL PIANO :
TAKE ON MONTHLY PAY-
MENTS. WILL ARRANGE TO
SEE LOCALLY CALL 1-800-343-
6494.
2/13 pia .
Senior Citizens New
By Kathleen Johnson
Never abandon a friend--ei-
ther yours or your father's. Then
you won't have to go to a distant
relative for help in your time of
need. Proverbs 27:10
:t: * * * "q:
Let us consider Bernoulli's
theorem---better known as the
law of averages. Been beautiful
weather--did we have a severe
winter last year? The year be-
fore? Well, then--we think, this
should be a mild winter--law of
averages--Bernoulli's theo-
rem--or so we fondly believe. It
isn't so. this winter doesn't re-
member last winter--the snow,
ice and wind doesn't know Ber-
noulli. Nope!
and lined up on each side of the
classroom (only one room, usu-
ally, or sometimes two). Each
side taking turns until someone
spelled you down. (One teacher
was hired if only one room--two
fi)r a two realm--from 1st to 8th
grades. )
There were two programs for
holidays--to hoe our literacy and
theatrical skills supposedly. Re-
cesses, pie suppers, a walk of
perhaps a mile or maybe two to
school--one way. Snow, rain,
heat--yep! no hauling you back
and forth and up and down--you
used your leg power all the way
there and all the way back. Lots
of fun along the way. Last day
of school picnics--you learned
patriotism, respect, and man-
ners besides the 3 R's--God,
Country and your fellow man. A
Rut [ql tell you what is sure-- special time in most everyone's
at First and Kirk, great fun, . life. I remember these special
wonderful music and song, with times with friends and special
the Cimarron Valley Music Mak-
ers: Lorraine and Chet Smith,
Norvil Cole, Jimmie Dodson,
Jimmie T. Ham, Dee Higgins,
Bill Boyd, all of Perkins; Allen
Cain, Harold Stamper, Howard
knderson, Ival Hesser, Max Per-
ter, Jim Childers, Stillwater;
Erma and Bud Smith, Crescent;
Willie Mouser, Mulhall; Al Jones,
Louise Acord, Chandler; Airy
Stevens, Murl Rhodes, Cushing;
Bill Worthy, Stella Rogers, Agra.
Miss you, Evelyn Havel!
Thanks to the wonderful mu-
sicians--we appreciate each of
you.
Don't go around saying the
world owes you a living; the
world owes you nothing; it was
here first. I really don't think it
matters what nationality you
might be.
Happy Birthday--Joan Botts,
Jodi Gibbs, Patsy Henley, R.L
Graham, Kristy Garriott,
Dwight Brown, Cleve Shelton,
Missie Butler, Ray
Thornesberry. We wish each of
you a very Happy Birthday.
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Hostesses Pat Anderson,
Esther Ham, and Evelyn
Stamper served 101 guests and
22 musicians delicious cookies,
cakes, sandwiche , and lots of
'good goodies.
Thank you, you did a great job,
you betcha!
HELP WANTED : Whistle Stop ****
now hiring full and part-time. Full Just listened to a tape that
Gary Minshall recorded on the
time starts at $5-$6 per hour. Ap- Dancer Davis program called
ply at Whistle Stop #2, Highways Letters from the Trail--Broad-
177 & 33. cast from Texas. We've had an
4/25 tfn chg. opportunity to read some of
Gary's cowboy poems at the
Perkins Vet Clinic to Perkins Senior CitizenK Gary
participate In "Spay gives his poems to Bill Cox and
Bill brings them on Monday
Day USA" February 75 night where we can all enjoy
Perkins Veterinary Clinic will them. The only thing better
offer 20% off cat and dog spay/ would be for Gary to come by and
neuter surgeries on February 21 present the poems himself.
Gary, we appreciate your talent.
to help with "Spay Day USA", CURRENT EVENTS
the national effort sponsored by * Monday Night Music--7-9
the Doris DayAnimal League to * Wednesdays, 1-4---Center is
eliminate the tragedy of pet over- open
population on February 25, e'Wednesday. Feb. 26---POT-
1997. LUCK--12 noon
Perkins is one of hundreds of * Friday. Feb. 21--
communities across the country served by FHA, Home
participating in Spay Day USA Ec and International Club.
(Those of you who attend don't
with special events to save po-
tentially millions of lives and need to bring food.)
• Thursday. Feb. 27--MYS-
millions of dollars in taxpayer TERY DINNER, 5:00 sharp
funds. • TRIP
During its first two years, Spay to Zoo and Cowboy Hall of Fame
Day USA resulted in more than ****
70,000 cats and dogs being Februaryin Oklahoma--
spayed or neutered. The 100,000 Ground Hogs sat out the me-
mark should easily be exceeded dia swarm--it's not fit out for
during Spay Day USA 1997. men or marmots. Windy?
"Millions of dogs and cats are Whew! Are you smitten--buy
killed every year simply because your love some mittens--might
be mushier and slushier or a
there are not enough good homes gusher! colder, drier--build up
for them," said DDAL founder your fire. Oklahoma weather!
Doris Day. "This is a tragedy that aiIe,_o txir, --ifyou don't like
can - and must - end. That's why it, perhaps later.
the Doris Day Animal League ****
created Spay Day USA," she Do you remember rural
adds. schools? Jewell McCorkle and I
For more information or to were reminiscing about them--
schedule your pet, call the brought back special memories:
Perkins Veterinary Clinic at 547- country homes and farms were
the way of life for many years,
2442. thus country schools--no
Guaranteed
Loans
$5o-$5ao
• You must be 18 years of age
or older.
-Have verifiable employment.
• Net $400 per month.
• H,tve verifiable residency.
,leave photo IO.
We're open Saturday's 'til
Noon.
522 N. Perkins Road
StUlwater
405-624-6240
buses--so schools were built for
accessibility, three miles be-
tween. Of course, Merrick was
a city school--then there was
Forest Home, Wilson Springs,
Prairie Gem, Independence,
Shingle, Buzzard Roost,
Sandyland, Harmony, Valley
Queen and many more. Some
held summer school so older chil-
dren could have time to help the
family father fall crops--mainly
cotton. Needless to say, no prob-
lem with juvenile delinquency--
most were glad to get out of the
cotton field and back in school.
Fridays at school were usually
set aside for spelling and cipher-
ing Sides were chosen
teachers as a main and impor-
tant stepping stone to the per-
son I am today. No PTA but a
closeness of parents, teachers
and pupils. Dad always told us
"paddling at school, paddling
when you reach home." That
sure instilled proper values.
Cream Cheese and ~hrimp
(from Goldie Bean)
. P
1 (8 oz.) pkg. cream ctmese
Place in a container and cover
with a mixture of:
4.25 oz. canned shrimp,
drained--1 can
1 to 1/3 cup seafood cocktail
sauce
Serve with assorted crackers.
Enjoy--mmmmmm good!
* * * :1:
A friend is a person with
you dare to be yourself.
whom
Boy! What a bunch, batch,
group--anyway, a whole lot--
Saturday evening the 15th--
good food--good friends--what
else is needed! Then they
gamed: TIC, Sequence--or at
least some did. Some went to
Ingalls USA to listen to real good
music--er0oyed every minute of
it, didn't we. Sure did. Joan and
Jack Botts, Jeanette Owen, Walt
Davis, Gerald and Kathleen
Johnson, Bill and Jerry Cox,
Elsie Grant, Geraldine and
Wayne Allen, Sam and Jean
Durham, Cleta and Guy Rivers
and daughter, Mildred and
Claude Cash, Bob Burnett, Ed
and Flora Cundiff, Viola and
Pete Gunkel, Jewell and Buck
McCorkle, Edith Cretsinger,
Mike Watts.
****
Let us be the first to give a
friendly sing, to nod first, smile
first, speak first, and--if such a
thing is necessary, forgive first.
****
-. Overhead at potluck last
Wednesday:
-- Mildred C. said--I need a
smaller piece of ice. Bob B. an-
swered: Hold that larger one in
your hand a while and it will
soon be smaller.
--Joan B. told me she was a Wit
sister and introduced me to the
other sisters, Dim Wit, Half Wit
and Nit Wit.
--Jewell McCorkle said--Look
how she has her's organized,
mine's a mess.
--Who's time is it? She played,
you played, he played, they all
layed. The lights dimmed, as
e groped in the dark, he said--
uh-oh! Wrong Ace.
---B.B I'm not happy!
--E.G. Cool it! Cool it! Kid!
--E.G. I'm going to p----- yore
L--.
--B,B. Well, move your little
B-- over.
--Who flipped what?
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Dear Valentine, thank you fi)r
the beautiful carnations. Love
yOU.
Ripley was fun Tuesday night,
the llth. So was Cushing the
15th. Friday Nighters finally
woke up--or healed up. Nice
group--and fun! fun! fun!
****
Benedicts--R.L. and Ynona--
glad you're back. Did you think
the winter was over--don't think
so. Anyway, welcome home.
****
Everyone, hey! Keep Truckin',
Till we meet again, dear friends,
I wish you peace and love.
LEGAL NOTICE
Pubfshed two times in the Perkins Journal Feb• 13, 1997 and Feb.
20, 1997
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF PAYNE COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
CAUSE NO. P-96-77
In the Matter of the Estate
of
GEORGE RAY REID, Deceased.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PROPERTY AT PUBLIC AUCTION
Notice is hereby given that, in pursuance of an order of the District
Court of the County of Payne, State of Oklahoma, made on the 31st
day of December, 1996, in the matter of the estate of George Ray
Reid, deceased, the undersigned as Personal Representative With
Will Annexed of the estate of said deceased, will sell at public auction,
to the highest bidder, subject to the conformation by said District Court,
on Saturday the 1st day of March, 1997, at 10:00 o'clock a.m., at the
location of the premises hereinafter described, in said County of Lin-
coln, all right, title, interest and estate of said George Ray Reid, de-
ceased, at the time of his death and all right, title, and interest that the
said estate has, by operation of law, or otherwise, acquired in and to
all that certain parcel of land, situate, lying and being in the County el
Lincoln, State of Oklahoma, bounded and described as follows, and
upon the following terms and conditions, to-wit:
SURFACE RIGHTS ONLY:
The West-Half (W/2) of the Northwest Quarter (NW/4) of Section Ten
• (10),'Township Sixteen (16) North, Range Two (2) East of the Indian
Meridian, Lincoln County, Oklahoma,
with an appraised value of $28,000.00.
Said property will be sold for cash, payable at the confirmation of
said sale.
Dated the 30th day of January, 1997.
sNirginia Banks, Personal Representative
With Will Annexed of the Estate of
George Ray Reid, Deceased.
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