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PAGE 12 -- The Perkins Journsl Tbursdsy, Apdl
Nelson ~ted t~t the hi11 ~s there at the tlee the property ~C 1~rev~d
the Cooley's and that the Cov~t.v calMS held a k191~ly to the pt~94rty,
lbe Uoard r*~lV~Sted that the ~llqty [n~tnea~ and COunty Salrveyor 90 wt to
reed tn questloR end bring e recomm~lation heck to the Beard.
The folloRtng cesh eopro~rtatIo~ M~ al~Ved:
2T 11,7S8.53 4T 20•0S1.82 T-2 87,377.21
4T 22.368.$0 TIe 52 •830.5ST-6 2 •054.M
T-2 l.lO/.Ii TIb l •039.09
The (lark presented the mon~ly report for febrvar7 t~tch WS 4pprOvea:
General Fund: $17,025+25 ~L: $110.OO OTC: 4,313.44
Beard appreved a blanket purchase for Civil Oefense for fuel in an amount
not to exceed $400.00.
12, 1964
• County CIOPk'$ off,ce. ~lersam ~ the mtt~q to iq)prove thl 141cetlo~
from I~y G. Idest I ArvIlle N. vest ~ Pr~l~. halter e~co~Md. ItotloR
caf~'|ed: nelson, eve~ /Ml~r~, ave+ llb.tt~ iv~
The Clerk presamtod the ellocet14m ef e|~koll¢ beverage tax Snick MS
oppreved by the lOlrd:
Cvsh tm) | ,0S9 .M 111p1~ 62.4g
Gleecee 67.90 Stllleetop 5)02.39
Perkins 244.14 Yeta 228.90
~ll~ldor~ pr~stmtt~l I letter from ODT noting thet the tlashlta Cm~strv¢tton
C~sy has started Irk m the llest~n Avenoe project. The Beopd else
recetv~l e copy of the minutes from tin prQ.40ork conference held on Nopch 2
for the ~estrrn AvoROn project.
Nvllendore presentl4 l chick for Ill, sit from tht I~lrtlno ~1op Clttll~s
tn the amount of 120700 fop lease pa~t fop tmi ~rs. The CheCk ws
approval fop delwett tn c-mere1 Fund.
279? Cushtn9 04ily C+tllon
27M $tlllnoter hevspress
2799 Perk tns Journa !
2879 ROto Rooter
* Z901 Bradley's Plodding
3043 tySted's ]nO
2048 IqMtgemry (levetor Service
3153 ONG
3154 Department of I~n Services
• 2751 0~S
2326 A.J. Cleaners
2706 Cusblng Auto 5top
2707 Allen's Qutk SU)p
270~ Grtfftth's GaS Up
2710 DOe'S Covntry Store
2711 R.J. Cleaners
2785 rJrtor's Janitorial Supply
2827 Norrison Pal~r C04q~ny
I1ulles~4ore noted that the COurhse has had In ~rg~ evcllt yerfopmed severe1r The following story of consea~bleItm~ reports eere presente4 for filing: 2992 Th~npson Book & 5up917
Cohere1 Goverm~nt;Covnty Clerk;Sal~arIntomkmt;(lectlon lieerd;Oistrtct Court 3040 SM Bell
y~rs 190. In that avdtt they recomme~ tto~m wlnaM be ple¢44 on the ~ t:_ Clerk. . )062 Bishop Laker
I~se, Fvna$ ere not 4vettldsle et this 1111 fop stOt~ utealo~s OR U~ re tOt emile ~5 5ttllvater PluM)Ins & Heating
S~, harasser, the greatest need ts OR the east aIM of the bvtldiml..l~l~m Mr. Pevl Andes• 0Istrlct Attorney, ms Preto~t to address the Baird tn Cooper's Locksmith
reave$~ld outhorizetIoR to go to bid fop storm vlndo~s o~ ~J~ east tile+of ther roSpOflee of cmia~lcettoe~ re~tve4 from Conctrl~d citizen, ~usko~ Corner, ~ Gilbert I:~nklock Service
bvildl~. IM|~ eeae the eottoR to edMrtlee fop bid fop Store mNmr~, mm~ - deelte9 fop p~cvtioR of es-~mtsStOe~rS end vendors t nv~lv~ tn ttl~n tt 3081 6~ovm's Office ~chino
s~ sece~l. Itotion carried: hatsen, eye; Anderson, aye; Iqulle~lo~l, eye. rec~ Comnlsslomer steed41. /~rso~ noted that at the close of the eves - 2531 0yn4 ~y~tc~
Nvllendore preslmtod the Treesm'op'k reoert far Febrvory: 100~ levis Invested: c~tion's by tim U.5. Attore~'s offtce, the evfaence ~ovld he to reed over to 2S07 Gibson's Discount
5tote Authorities for 9rOSeCvttoR to recover visit IS Oee tO tee ~nt~es. 2698 General [lectric Co
knder~on ~ the. mt~o~ to remnd all bids to t. : Covety Clerk end that the
interested ~lrtles be allos~d ~CeSS for evalvattt~,, qetson s~:omlea. I~t~oe
carried: nelson,aye; Andersen,iV e; 14ullendore, eye.
2574
Starer t
Stone
,,,.. ,,,.re,op.•. ,t re,o,.,, the, ,,,,
271~ Stnger 5trs~l
does lwrlby res~ctfully I~lqvilt that t.h40tetrlct.v~Valgl• _ • ~ ._.~.x, ._ 7'M~ ~unl..ll l,l.il.~nl
sT,." + .,__.at.,
looter Auto (IKtrlc
31173 llrlQ~t~ fruck Service
3074 C.L. Maya
rr~l Jo~,s Ford
Carl~rry Otstrikt~r IK
/$1 Richard A. Anderson 3090City of Cvshtn9
Attest: /s/ Sh~rrt Schleffer Is/ ~ren hay Mullanvlore 3106JtoR/e Jameson
I$/ I~th V. helsO~ 31158tl1 ~tte Chevrelet
GoRera I :
~reon Made the notion to eppro~l the r~lvtloR end tO re,vast that the
s~ appraisers he used since the previOUS eopretsel Is less thor i year old.
IMI~ secended. M~tIOR cerrllM: beldam, aye; knaerson, aye; Iqullef14ope, eye.
Jimie Jw~son, ~nty Surve~r• pre~nted a d44|cetIoR of Street Nsnont.
from IIid~y G. Mast end ArvIIle N. West, TKe tamers ere 4edtce~tn9 thees
property 1oca~l tn the S(/4 of SIc 14-TItN-R3( to the I~bltc op uto
streets, Jl~so~ noted that there ts no mtntenonce et Uits t~. Jmson
re(omwnded approval of the 441dlcetIon ond thee It be ftled of reeved In t~4
314r cooper's Locksmith
Stm~rt White & Associates
[|n
23S1 Yale hews
2)53 Perk tvs Ju~rM I
26)2 The Trano Company
2745 5tlllnoter Be~press
27411BlMimJ Tram
2749 Pitney Be~S
2764 ~ln Auto
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~0.72 Theft bein~ no (ureter b~SinESSo NElson mi~ the ration to adjou~, k~Klerson
174.02 brcunded. ~tiu, cdrrled: nelson, aye; A~derson, aye; Hullendore, aye.
8.58
$01.85 /
85+,"Yz++ ~ '
8$.02~J/~rri Sch,effer 0~
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County Clerk
3.45
11. 0 Elenore Smith gave the
k0.33 lesson on Wild Flowers of
300.00
2.zo Oklahoma. She stressed
88.22i
51.oo insect and disease control
It.5? and flowers that can
250.OO
3g.4| become a nuisance such as
73.30
"Sun Flowers." Elenore
I1.86
gave a pruning demon-
is~6.szstratson on trlmmsng
14.. for quite sometime. She is Don Perceful b
22.63
21.w survived by her husband better.
53.$0
3.. Otis Hammack and a Opal
'oo daughter, Kimberly, and visited
$0.N
son Edward, all of the Perkins
,14., home. Also surviving is a A mad dog
743. IS
51.m sister, Annette Inga, and this Lrea.
mother, Leola (Arnett) needs to watch
64.60
Hood of Guthrie and two animals.
Everyone named
CLASKSON,) W E
NEWS
By Belle Vtrldtmore
Mrs. Chas Ottaway
underwent major surgery
in a Ok. City hospital and
we are glad to report her
as improving. Her
daughter, Shirley Long,
accompanied her to the ci-
ty for the operation.
Mr. and Mrs. Stoneing,
Casper, Wyoming spent
Sunday with her grand-
parents Mr. and Mrs.
Devere Ingles. The Stone
ings had been visiting
other relatives in
Oklahon
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby
Smith and girls, Guthrie,
visited Sunday with Dot
Eckman.
Thursday, Mr. and Mrs.
E.W. Bucke were guests
of the Langwell family in
Edmond.
Vern VenBebher was ill
over the weekend.
2M.28
brothers, Ronnie and
180.00
GmT FmTis and a host of
other relatives and
)6. I0
friends. Our sympathy to
~.~
.44 the bereaved.
IOO .00
47.$0 ....
57.1i~
lO.S5Coyle Alumni Banquet
515.15
ll4. is set for April 21st, on
Saturday night before
12~.~0
i,.71 Easter.
4S6.87
31.20 ....
3.75
1 .7,There was a largo crowd
76.$0'
II., at Merrick for the Bench
6+$0
l.oo show. It never started
130.68
247. storming until the end of
2 .37 the show. Several attend-
loog.g0
ed the REA barbecue that
7so.oo night at the Cimarron
29 ,$0
.2.2 Ballroon Sorry - we miss-
57.68
1742.S~ ed the hound meet.
EDEN CHAPEL
NEWS
By Donna Burton
their favorite roses. She It is still raining every
also said never use metal week.
to hold climbing roses. Bonny Evans and
She had a book with an daughter Norma Baker
the names and pictures of from Wichita, Kansas
wild flowers of the U.S.A. visited Opal Courtright
Judy served refreshments. S nday.
.... Mr. and Mrs. Bud
Funeral services were Waltman of Stillwater
held recently for Linda vis/ted Mrs. Elsie Pock
Hammack in the CoyleFriday afternoon.
Cemetery. She had been il] We are glad to report
SAVE ON THESE
1983 Ranger R100 XLT Diesel,
114" WB, tu-tone, lots of extras!
Low miles. List new
$10,540 ......... NOW $8200
1983 LTD 4 door, loaded with
power windows, door locks,
cruise, tilt & more, low miles! L+st
new $12,314 YOU WON'T
BELIEVE OUR LOW, LOW
PRICE!
Paul/he
Donna Burton
Wednesday
guests of their
Mr. and Mrs.
man of
Oklahoma, and
attended the
their aunt
frey at
Oklahoma.
relatives and
while there.
Sunday
ner guests of
Mrs. Lee
family were,
Mrs. Bill
Arlene and
Matney. They
celebrating
Gaskins and
• I@ @
I
Matney's
The Burton
Club met with
Sharpton April 3.
attending were
Courtright,
Jones, Ivola
Edna Tabor
Buntin. Dinner
were Wesley
and John Allen
The next meeti
with Judy
17.
EXECUTIVE-DRIVEN
Customized Don Mark T-Bird
Mark VII. Look! Loaded with
everything! List $16,658 .......
........... .. ONLY $13,500
I
I a,r & I
NEW 1983 Ranger XL. (5 cyl auto
rnoro' L,st $11.889 00 NOW AT
DEALER'S COST LESS 5%.
NEW 1984 F150, 6 cyl In Stock!
FULL PRICE $6950
NEW 1983 Mustang GT. ]'-top h~gh out
put engine loaded L~st $1264950
NOW AT DEALER'S COST LESS 5%.
HEAVY DUTY TRUX
& TRAILERS
1979 F350, 1 ton winch truck.
CLEAN $6250
1984 Tempo GLX, 4
full power, air,
locks, cruise, AM/FM
To60 MPG hwy.! ONLY!
1983 Lincoln
door, tu-tone, leather, full!
1977 International Transtar II with 35'I
Tandem Axle Heavy Duty Float. air
brakes good hre$ good. sohd & ready to
work! " $18.500
41' Lo-boy tandem axle trailer. ~deal for
backhoe• hght dozer and other s,m,lar
operahons Th,s week-end only $4000
1982 F150 Super Cab XLT,
Lariat, auto., power, air, loaded,
SWB. Extra nice! ONLY .. $8950
For Our lOth Anniversary
Celebration Coming Soon !
1975 Dodge B100 Van, 109 WB, fully
converted aL+lO power air. capta,ns
cha,rs sofa bed ~n(]more; Low
m,+esI $3950
a r, keyless entry.
more, low miles. L
$23,151 ....... ONLY
1983 Mercury Grand
door, coach roof, all
fully loaded, low miles.
$13,763 .......ONLY
;Vv hx cars for keeps.
Lt.t u, rupair your car today.
:: ,.t w,~ h ~vun guarontee the work
into the n~xt century
1982 Caman
ed. tow m,les!
1981 Fairmont Slation
power, a,r. cru+se, tats.
one owner! ONLY
1981 Escort. 2 door a~r
est SEE ]HIS! .......
1980 Chevy Citation, 2
power, a~r
1980 Olds Delta 88 Royale
owner, auto. power a,r.
1978 T+Bird. auto .
NOW
1977 LTD II, 4 door auto
tra sharp! ONLY .....
1977 LTD Counlry Squire
one! .....
1977 Buick Skylark. 2
clean'
1983 Lincoln Continental, 4
door, leather interior, coach
lamps, loaded with everything,
low miles! L st new
$22,831 ....... ONLY $15,300
roll
1982 Smokecraft
1983 Mercury 70
trolling motor Like
Home Builders EH
Club met April 4th at
1:30 p.m. at the Oak Dale
community building for
shelf meeting with
all officers present.
Meeting
the President,
Long. The Loz~'s Prayer
and Flag Salute were
given in unison. Minnie
Bieberdorf read Psalm
90-2:11 and 12 and also a
beautiful poem. Business
meeting followed. The
club reported on the dress
review. They had 5
garments entered and won
three blues, one red, and
one white ribbon. Hazel,
Judy and Viola went to
the dress mvus and model-
ed. Lela sent a crocheted
dress and Debbis a 2-piece
pink dress.
The club had a cooked
food sale at Coyle on
Saturday and were very
happy with the financial
results and decided to
have another one May
26th. They have to repair
the Community Building.
There were 11 members
and guests. 2 became
members. Roll call was
answered by nsming your
f ofite wild flowers.
The next mesUng WIU be
an all day potluck dinner.
There will be a supper
April 14th at Oak Dale to
reorganize the community
club. EvaTone in the com-
munity is invited. Cornel
Let's got acqualntedI
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USED TRUX
1980 Chevy C20, auto. power, a+r. one
owner $4950
1980 F250 3/4 Ton. V8. auto. power, a~r
See thts one! $5500
1979 F150, 460 V8 auto power
atr $4400
1978 Ford Courier, one owner. 46.000
actual miles! ONLY $3500
USED 4 x 4 s
1980 Ford F150 4x4, lu-tone. 4
speed $6750
1981 26' Fleetwood Jamboree
Mini-Motor Home on Dodge
chassis. Futly self-conta ned,
generator, roof mou~t a,r. dash
a,r. many extras, extra n,ce &
clean, one owner. 19.000 m,les!
NOW ............... $17,950
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