14 - The Perkins Journal,
Thursday, March 29,
1973
(Published in the Perkins Journal March 22 and 29, 1973, two
(2) times.) ,,
PROCLAMATION AND NOTICE OF ELECTION
Under and by virtue of Section 26, Article 10, of the
Constitution, as amended, and Title 70, Article XV of the
Oklahoma Statutes, 1971, and laws supplementary and amendatory
thereto, and Resolution of the Board of Education of Independent
School District Number 56 of Payne County, Oklahoma,
adopted the 26th day of February, 1973, an election to be held
~: in said School District is hereby called to be held on the 3rd
day of April, 1973, for the purpose of submitting te the registered
qualified electors thereof the following Proposition:
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PROPOSITION
SHALL INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
NUMBER 56 OF PAYNE COUNTY, OKLAHOMA,
INCUR AN INDEBTEDNESS BY ISSUING ITS
NEGOTIABLE COUPON BONDS IN THE SUM OF
ONE HUNDRED THIRTY THOUSAND ($130,000.00)
DOLLARS TO PROVIDE FUNDS FOR THE PURPOSE
OF ACQUIRING AND IMPROVING SCHOOL SITES;
CONSTRUCTING, REPAIRING, REMODELING AND
F-~UIPPING SCHOOL BUILDINGS; ANDACQUIRING
SCHOOL FURNITURE, FIXTURES AND
EQUIPMENT; AND LEVY AND COLLECT AN
ANNUAL TAX, IN ADDITION TO ALL OTHER
TAXES, UPON ALL THE TAXABLE PROPERTY
IN SUCH DISTRICT SUFFICIENT TO PAY THE
INTEREST ON SUCH BONDS AS IT FALLS DUE,
AND ALSO TO CONSTITUTE A SINKING FUND FOR
THE PAYMENT OF THE PRINCIPAL THEREOF
WHEN DUE, SAID BONDS TO BEAR INTEREST
NOT TO EXCEED THE RATE OF SIXANDTHREE-
FOURTHS (6 3/4%) PER CENTUM PER ANNUM,
PAYABLE SEMI-ANNUALLY, AND TO BECOME
DUE SERIALLY WITHIN TEN (10) YEARS FROM
THEIR DATE?
The Ballots used at Said election shall set out
the Proposition as above set forth, and shall also
contain the words:
IST~FOR THE ABOVE PROPOSITION.
2ND~AGAINST THE ABOVE PROPOSITION.
"~ ~ (If the voter desires to vote For the Above Proposition, he
shah stamp an "X') in the first square above; if he desires to
vote Against the Above Proposition, he shall stamp an "X"
In the second square above.)
The polls shall be opened at 7:00 o'clock, A.M. and remain
open continuously until and be closed at 7:00 o'clock, P.M.
The number and location of the polling places and the persons
who shall conduct said election shall be as follows:
At the Perkins High School Library; Naudain Lore, Inspector,
Beulah Cox, Judge, and Olive Kriel, Clerk.
At the Tryon Elmentary School Library; Homer Culie,
Inspector, I. J. Howerton, Judge, and Frank Silverthorn, Clerk.
Such officers shall also act as counters.
WITNESS our hands as President and Clerk of the Board of
Education and the seal of said School District this 26th day of
February, A.D., 1973.
F. J. Breeden
President, Board of Education
(SEAL)
ATTEST:
Raymond O. Kinzie
Clerk, Board of Education
FOR SALE: 10 Pairs cows and
calves. Call 372-8915.
1-13c
FOR SALE: 3- Bedroom House,
east side of Perkins. Attached
Garage, 1 3/4 baths, den, all
carpet, air and heat. Call Wayne
Allen 547-2517.
I=13c
FOR SALE: Cooking Center --
LP Gas Eye Level oven and
stove. Excellent condition. Call
547-2517.
1-13c
SALE
Selected Memorials
10 to off
Williams Monuments
1445 EAST MAIN, CUSHING
STOCK RACKS, feeders, corral
panels, head gates, trailer and
gates; 4 inch pipe, 40~; 5x10
portable dog panels, $15 each;
steel welded building and trail-
er tie downs. All Items built to
specifications, Hoover Manu-
facturing, 310 South Main, Per-
kins, Oklahoma, 547-2592.
42tfc
FOR SALE: Factory Bumper
with brackets fits 1960 to 1966
Chev. 1/2 ton Pickup. Phone
547-2614 or see at 322 E. Ken-
worthy after 5:30 p.m.
FARM SUPPLIES
FOR SALE
GRAIN STORAGE and Drying
Bins. Bulk storage tanks. Aera-
tion equipment. In bin drying
fans and heaters. Grain bin
accessories. SHIVVERS Grain
Circul-Lator & Dri-Flo sys-
tems for Pus~Button Drying.
BAZOOKA carrier-mounted &
portable grain augers. WYATT
electric automatic feed mills
& mechanized feeding systems.
Automatic livestock feeding and
watering equipment. Erection
and financing available. BRENT
D. EGGERS AGRI-SYSTEMS
405-724-3255, Morrlson, Okla.
Mobile Phone YP-7-7445, Stfll-
water.
SERVICES
Babysitting in my home, ex-
cellent care and hot, balanced
meals. Children over 18 mos.
only. ~3.00 a d~y. 547-2864.
1-12-13"
Colonial
405 South
Large registered
Black mammoth
Jack-$35.
Sorrel Jack $25.
NO SUNDAY
SERVICE
2 Mi. N and 2 E
of Agra, Okla.
NOTICES
GARAGE SALE: Drapes, In-
fants clothes to three years,
play pen, miscellansous baby
items, adults clothes, toys,
miscellaneous kitchen items,
lawn furniture, boards for role
painting and decapauging.
March 30 and 31 from 8 to 5
at 316 N.E. 7th in Perkins.
1-13"
CARDS OF
We wish to
people of Perkins
stay there so
and Mrs. Freeman
wonderful ChurCh
our relatives for
help; to our old
and our
neighbors; to those
we had business
our very good eml
shall always love
hearts and gentle
live and love in
Clyde and
Professional Dog Grooming--
$6.00 and up-- Poodles and all
breeds. Call for an appoint-
ment. 547-2512. 4tfc
NOTICE: Machine Quilting
done. Call Ruth Wilson, 547-
2559. Perkins. TF
I would like tO
friands and
concern, cards,
wers during my stay
pital.
Mrs.
WANTED
WANT TO RENT: FARM LAND
AND PASTURE LAND. W.D.
Sassar, 547-2294.
1-13-14-15-16c
STRAYED: Baby
calf from corner
and HW 33 on
of March 10th.
ered. Call
FOUND: 4 keys
were turned in
Journal office.
claim.
HELP WANTED
DIENER-CHANDLER MILLS, INC.
600 Park Road" Chandler, Oklahoma 74834
SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS
DAY AND NIGHT SHIFT
Experienced and trainee sewing machine
day and night employment. Employees are
attractive incentive piecework system and are
a minimum hourly rate of $1.60 per hour.
earning's potential as an operator glans
develops her skill level. Company paid benefits
seven holidays; vacation; life insurance;
retirement program; individual hospital, medical,~
gical insurance; annual Christmas bonus;
pay.
Court
MARRIAGE LICENSE:
Ernest Eugene Lozier, Le-
gal, Ripley; Leslie Lynn Gar-
ringer, Legal, Glencoe.
Fred Roy Jones, 24, Still-
water and Loretta Kay Alexan-
der, 25, Stillwater.
Robert Larry Lynch, 22,
Bluefield, West Va.; Mary Vir-
ginia Stead, 19, Stlllwater.
Francis Leroy Grant, 33,
Cushing and Emma Roseanne
Rhodd, 23, Cushing.
Karen Elaine Clapp vs. Ken-
neth J. Clapp.
CIVIL CASES FILED:
Sears-Roebuck & Co. vs. Jack
L. Breeden.
Glenn E. Laughlin vs. South-
west Immigration Co.
Charles P. Ray, et al vs.
Larry L. Lowe.
Fenton Office Supply vs. B.
& B Lines, et al.
Stw. Development Co. vs
Donald Ray Llnder, 20, Cush-
ing and Terry Brown, 18, Cush.
lng.
Dale Wayne Wehr, Legal, Bert W. Jones, et al.
Stillwater and Donna Rlngwal'~L Zelo Sharp vs. Bankers Life
Legal, Stillwater. "~ & Casualty Co.
Hallie Burke, et al vs. Gary
Dean Potter.
DIVORCES FILED:
Toni SUe Davison vs. Ken-
neth Bruce Davisen.
Carol Sue Martin vs. John
William Martin.
Flora Mac Peterson vs. Wfl-
llam Ray Peterson.
William Wah Piing Lee vs.
Judith Ann Kluman Lee.
Carla D. Spencer vs. Howard
Wayne Spencer.
PROBATE CASES FILED:
P-73-66 - J. D. of Death of
Douglas K. Penix.
P-73-67 - Adm. of Estate of
Mac Dee Crane.
P-73-68 - Adm: of Estate of
Walden A. Cooper.
P-73-69 - Probate of Will of
Homer Jack Warlick and Rose
B. Warlick.
P-73-70 - J. D. of Death of
Buena Fay Boyd.
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Bulk Fertilizer, 5 ton trailer spreaders for rent. Trucks
for custom spreading.
Sorghum:Sudan hybrid ton cash $10 cwt.
Piper Sudan $18. cwt Germ Millet $16 cwt
Peas $14. cwt - RS 610 Mllo $14. cwt - Hegari$8 cwt
Ermelo LG $170 cwt
405-258-0660 OR Y 405-258-1648J
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& AIR
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