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-THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1996
,r Citizens News
Johnson
Geraldine Allen, "secretary of the
ior Citizens Center, chose Prairie's
and Grill, 102 South Main, as the
Senior Mystery Diner.
has recently opened, replacing the
~, Baker's Drygoods, generally known
a very successful mercantile ven-
pioneer times as well as a larger part
Bakers was operated by Mr. and
laker, along with their children Flo-
) Holbrook and John. We also remem-
clerks Pearl Freeman, Alpha
Ray Mote, Margaret Coate, and I
Fagan.
Dukes has renovated, redesigned
the building in essentially Victo-
Colors used are those of the Pioneer
paint. The wall-
g design with coordinating
walls, using green, mauves,
and round oak tables are used
The round tables were cov-
damask cloths--appointed with
silver. Some of the period pieces
iques.
as a counter especially used
s (fabrics) and other stock items in the
centered with a large
ice cream stools, chairs and tables.
metal insets enclose frosted globed
overhead fans that coordinate
Frosted French doors
separate the dining ar-
door leads to the service area and
windows in the front facade. Era-
the winding stairs, graced by
d newel posts that led to the
Party or ballroom area.
metamorphoses has transpired--
offers a spectacular array of food
from 7 to 11 a.m.: bagels,
rolls (homebaked). Sand-
kids corral, soup, salads,
appetizers, beverages; desserts: ice cream, shakes.
Steak and stuff are served after 5 p.m. only.
Also Little Italy.
Our table was comprised of six guests having:
chicken fried steak with mashed potatoes, gravy,
green salad and a Kaiser roll; Range Reuben; two
Cimarrons; Payne County burger and Roundup
burger. The service for the evening was quiet,
swift, courteous and the food was delicious. We
shall be back soon. We are happy that a Perkins
landmark is back in business in "all its splendor."
we congratulate proprietor Jerrel Dukes and as-
sistant Dollye Bloodworth for an immense en-
deavor completed and a job well done. We wish
you every success and all your dreams come true.
CURRENT EVENTS
Music every_ Monday Evening. 7 to 9:30 p.m.
March 7--Stew and Bean Supper, 5 to 7 p.m.
Adults $4 and children $2 (includes drinks and
desserts)
March 15--Triad Eye Clinic for cataracts, glau-
coma-10 a.m. to I p.m.; Birthday Luncheon;
Election of Officers
April 12--Azalea Festival--S15 each
Every Wednesday. the Center is open from 1 to
4 p.m.
****
Saturday Night Revelers--Well! They are at it
again--burning the late evening lights, playing,
TVing, eating until all hours. Guess I'll have to
check that a little more thoroughly. I might be
missing something important. Jeanette Owens,
Edith Cretsinger, Alpha Bower, Mildred Cash,
Claude Cash, Guy Rivers, Cleta Rivers, Jewell
Rivers, Wayne Allen, Geraldine Allen, Olga Tom-
linson, Esther Ham, Jim Ham, Elsie Grant.
****
Musicians--how sweet it is to be ale to see and
hear such beautiful sounds. These talented mu-
sicians consistently amaze me with all their won-
derful songs and music. Thank you again for en-
tertaining us: Evelyn Ha,vel, Jimmie Dodson,
Jimmie T. Ham, Chet and Lorayne Smith, all of
Perkins; Ival Hesser, Stillwater; Al Jones and
Louise Acord, Chandler; Jim Music, Murl Rhodes,
Alvy Stevens, Odell Stevens, Garnett Sadler,
Carroll McGuiness, all of Cushing; Willie Mouser,
Mulhall; Howard Henderson, Stillwater; Harold
Stamper, Mark Murcheson, John Murcheson, Bud
Smith, all of Crescent; Bernie Felton, Drumright-- ****
these people were really swinging this Monday Happy Birthday to Martin Ransford and
night--boy, they were really fantastic. Ye-Haw! Imogene Ransford--that's really neat to have
Hostesses--fun in the kitchen, yep, and also lots birthdays so close you can celebrate together; Vcryl
of goodies, thanks to Erma Thomas, Lois Porter, Wanda Chapman, Bill Cox, suppose we'll
McKaughan, and extras from Edith Cretsinger find out how old Billy Jack is? Probably not.
and Norma Bentley. Mucho Gracias! ****
**** One reason experience is such a good teacher is
Potluck on Feb. 28--Edith Cretsinger, Elsie it doesn't allow dropouts.
Grant, Gertrude Ishmael, Dora Mercer, Betty Kind words are like honey enjoyable and health-
Trimble, alga Tomlinson, Jeanette Owens, Walter ful. Proverbs 17:24
****
Davis, Ron Rodgers--good friends, good times,
good food--can't beat that, can you? Sports scramble--TESO'OEKGNITHS
**** ****
Anne Brown of Crescent donated a beautiful Hope to see you soon--till then "I wish you peace
and love."
jacket with Southwestern motifs, the raffle pro-
ceeds were $85. Norma Bentley was the happyTo Have The Journal Mailed To Your
recipient. Thanks, Anne, this will surely help the Residence, please see
old kitty. Thank you!!! coupon on page 2.
Help the Perklns-Tryon Band represent Oklahoma at the Austria
Millennium Celebration!
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6 p.m. at P-THS Gym
prepared by Part , er ', Steakl use
• Sponsored by the Perkins Masonic Lodge #9:
Entertainment Provided By the P-T Jazz Band
Tickets are only $4 per person
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FOR A HEALTHY LIFE
Diabetes Education
This four-session class offers instruction in the
basic care and management of diabetes. It also
provides information about prevention of
long-term complications and what to do on
sick days. This class is taught by a certified
diabetes educator.
Date: Tues: Mar. 5, 19, 26, Apr. 2 &
Sat: Mar. 23, 30, Apr. 6 &l 3
Time: Tues: 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Sat: 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.
Cost: $6.00
Note: Must preregister.
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Adult CPR
Health Car Provider Course
In this class you will learn how to use CPR
on infants, children and adults using the
standards of the American Heart A.ssociation.
Participants will receive certification.
Date: Apr.6 & May 4
Time: 9:00 a.m. - 12:00
Cost: $30 per person
Registration Fee
noon
Book $11 plus
Fee: American Heart
Association Card
American Red Cross
Community First Aid and Safety
This course includes adult CPR, infant/child
CPR, basic first aid techniques and emergency
rescue procedures which will aid an injured
person until medical help car~ arrive.
Date: March 16
Time: 8:30 a.m.- 5:00 p.m.
Cost: $35
Call 742-5488 to register for any of the
classes listed in this section. Please call 48
hours in advance.
I st Friday Especially For Women
1st Friday is made especiall forwom
wom°n'~ ; ......... Y en and
Frida" O~ eve~~" =t IS ottered on the first
y ry month.
Date: April 5
Time: 12:15 p.m., concluding
before 1:00 p.m.
Place: Stillwater Public Library
Programming Room
(1 st floor, North Building)
Cost: Free
Stop Smoking Class
Information is provided on the chemical
addiction of smoking, withdrawal°
symptons, and stress management. Each
class is made up of group discussions, not
lectures. Designed to help people stop
smoking for life.
Date: To be scheduled
Time: 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
Cost: $75 Registration Fee Required
Call 742-$488 to register. Please call
48 hours in advance.
Weekly Session Topics
Wk 1: "Let's Get Started"
Wk 2: "Shop & Cook
the Low Calorie Way"
Wk 3: "Out of Sight, Out of Mouth"
Wk 4: "Fiber: The Rough Stuff =
The Right Stuff"
Wk 5: "Getting Social Support"
Wk 6: "Easter Recipe Makeovers"
CHILDBIRTH AND
INFANT CARE
Hospital Tour
You will get a firsthand look at where your
baby will be born and cared for. You will
also get to preview the journey you will
make from admission, to labor and delivery,
postpartum care, and discharge.
Date: Mar. 14 & 19
Time: 7:00 p.m.
Cost: Free
Childbirth Preparation
This is a program taught by
registered nurses for first-birth families or
Newborn Care
Learn. techniques ..... to promote the
healthy and safe development of your
newborn. Discussion includes baby
care basics such as feeding, diapering
and bathing your baby, as well as the
physical appearance of newborns and
practical tips for parents.
Date: Mar. 27 & Apr. 24
Time: 7:00 p.m~--,~
Cost: Free ~7~.- L~
Refresher -
for Experienced Families
This program, taught by experienced labor
and delivery nurses, will provide you
information on the most current labor and
delivery options. They will also review
breathing and relaxation techniques. This
..... experienced families who want more ilill program may be taken at any time during
MANAGEMENT in-depth information than what the !ilyour pregnancy.
The Lite Weigh refresher program provides. You will leam ! Date: Mar. 26 & Apr. 23
A weight control program using a about the labor and delivery process, Time: 7:00 p.m.
practical approach by helping participants various relaxation techniques, anesthesia
evaluate their food choices and learn choices and cesarean births. This program Cost: $25 per couple
healthy cooking skills. This six-week may be taken anytime during pregnancy, il Breastfeedlng
iiiii session includes weekly nutrition i~i~ but it is recommended during the last ii!iiA certified breastfeeding instructor will
fill counseling, a low-impact exercise session .... three months,i :::::il teach you the "h(~ws" and "whys" of :i::
!~ii!i and behavioral counseling, ii~ Date: Weds: Mar. 1 3, 20 &~27 breastfeeding. You'll learn about the ~i:!::i~i:
Thurs: Mar. 14, 21 28 anatomy and physiology of breastfeedinO !:ili!:i:iiii!~ii~
Date: Feb. 22, 29, Mar. 7, 14, 21 & 28 ' ...........
Time: Weds: 7:00 p.m. Thurs. 7:00 p.m. and how to recognize and p'revent iiii!i!iiiiii!i
)otential difficulties. The benefits of .....
Time: 5:30 - 7:00 p.m. Cost: $30 per couple breastfeeding for mother and baby will
Cost: $60
Sibling Class also be discussed along with tips on breast
This class is recommended for siblings pumps, storage of milk and breastfeeding
three years old and up. The children will as a working mom. This class is designed
get to practice holding a life-like doll, to be taken during the last two months
of pregnancy.
watch a film about a big sister, and get a
Date: Mar. 12 & Apr. 9
tour of the hospital to see where morn
Call 742-5456 "\ \
to register for
The Lite Weigh
program. Please
call 48 hours in
advance
'Call 742. ".57. 2.0. t.0 r ister for !St Friday. ,.k3
"Send Check or Money Order To: ....
Stillwater Medical Center • Education Department • PO Box 2408 • Stilwater, OK 74076
Course Title:
Date of Course: Deposit Sent: $
• For more information, ca//(405) 742-5488
and baby will be staying. They will even Time: 7:00 p.m.
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get to make a bib for the new baby. Cost: $15 per couple
Date: Mar. 1 3 & Apr. 10 Birth Consultation
Time: 7:00 p.m. A Birth Consultation gives the expectant
Cost: Free mother a unique opportunity to meet
Infant/Child CPR with a registered nurse prior to her labor
and delivery to develop a personalized
Learn the life-saving techniques of infant/
birth plan. During this consultation, the
child CPR which are different from adult
mother will learn about different options
CPR. This program, taught by a registered she has concerning her medication
nurse, also covers important techniques and medical care which affords families
necessary toassist a choking infant orchild, a feeling of control in the birth process.
Certification is available. Call Women's Resources at 74 2-5 7 38
Date: Mar. 20 & Apr. 1 7 to set up an appointment.
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Time: 6:00 p.m. Call 742-$738 to re,lister for any of the
Cost: $25/couple or $15/single classes listed in this section. Please call 48
Book $9 plus American Heart hours in advance.
Fee: Association Card
