12-The Journal Thursday, Ap 21, 1977
JUST A LINE MORE
(From Page 1)
city fathers can find a way to
increase their appropria.
tion in the future.
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This is bridge dedication
weekend in this area. Satur-
day. the Robert Murphy
bridge on the Cimarron
River east on Highway 33.
will be dedicated. You can
read about it elsewhere in
this issue of the Journal.
Sunday afternoon, the
Lee Kirk bridge on the Cim-
arron River south of Perkins
on Highway 177 will be dedi-
cated. Although this bridge
is 23 years old, it has recent-
ly been remodeled an re-
furbished and will be re-
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dedicated, this time in the
name of Lee Kirk. Many
people thought it was al-
ready the Lee Kirk bridge,
but at that time, bridges
were not named after people,
so t had no name. Sunday
afternoon it will.
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Many people who played
a part in the first dedication
will be on hand for Sunday's
re-dedication. Numerous let-
ters have gone out, and an
open invitation is out to any
and all to attend the event in
honor of everyone's friend
Lee Kirk.
One of those who will
have a part on the program
will be Glenn Eyler, who was
editor of The Journal from
the decade of the 1930's
through the 1940's. Glenn
writes poetry and is prepar-
ing one especially for this
event and will read it.
Following the dedication
at the bridge, there will be
an open house at the Junior
High School activity room.
"'''oouno oJT.' Needless to say, the Good
Samaritan came in for his
(From Page 1) "Special" subscription so
puppy is five weeks old. This the wife's "assumption"
is Steve's second loss since was true. Wonder who out-
the dog disappeared a couple smarted who? The Journal
of weeks ago. But luckily, scored quite well in that
someone saw the classified case.
ad, recognized the puppy ****
and returned it much to This column would like to
Steve's delight, pass on a thought to the Rip- MURPHY BRIDGE
The reunion was short- Icy Chamber of Commerce DEDICATION
lived. Although, the puppy and area residents. In regard (From Page 1)
was more than adequately to the old "y" in which one using tax money for county
"locked" in, the next morn- of the roads has been remov- roads as well as his part in
ing he was missing. Steve's ed, the vacancy leaves an area highway projects. He
reply was, "I seem to have ideal spot for a roadside worked in conjunction with
bad luck with pets." How- park. the former State Representa-
ever, this editor hopes Just north of the old "y", tire Allen Williamson in
Steve's luck will change and the Sam Williamson home funding the Williamson
soon the little black puppy place was brilliant with Bridge onHighway 108north
will be home--this time--to lilacs. The abundance of of Ripley. He credits Wil-
stay. color and fragrance invited liamson, as well as other of-
**** butterflies, as well as pas- ficials, with being instru-
One "nearby circulation serbys to enjoy this typical mentalin other highway pro-
manager"--no name for country scene. Nearly all the jeers.
fear of incrimination--was early day farmyards still "When I was in the Sen-
pretty wise this last week. boast this most beautiful ate, it was common know-
When the Journal's boxhol- blooming shrub, ledge that Payne County
ders went out, his wife was How majestic the vacant needed better transportation
very pleased with her paper, area, left by the former high- as well as a better in-put into
Since she had been asking way branching from the this committee. The most ira-
"friend husband" to sub- Riolcy "Y", could become if p0rtant thing I could do then
scribe for her. she thanked planted in hearty lilacs, red-, was to get to be Chairman of
him assuming the paper was buds and other perennial ha- this committee .... I began to
his idea. tire shrubs and trees. It help maneuver additional
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weeds take over. The lone
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the spot for a circular park
table and benches built
around it to provide shade
for tourists and local resi-
dents to enjoy.
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funds for the Roads and
Highway Committee of
which I was Chairman,"
Murphy told the Journal in
an interview.
A senator since 1963, Mur-
phy was able to obtain funds
for the Stillwater and Perkins
areas on State Highways 177
and 33, He added his voice to
the Perkins Corner's need
for flashing lights a few
months ago. He is still a
member of the Roads and
Highway Committee. How-
ever, he is now Chairman of
the Committee on Higher
Education.
His current interest in
transportation is the study of
rural roads which need to be
built to higher standards to
allow them to "stand up" for
longer periods of time, he
said.
According to Bob Harper,
Assistant resident Engineer
of the Transportation De-
partment, the new Robert
Murphy Bridge is approxi-
mately a half-million dollar
project. It was begun Nov.
20, 1972 and completed April
1% 1976.
CITY COUNCIL MEETS
(From Page 1)
limits. Houstori am state that
annexation of unplatted land
could be undertaken by re-
questing the county to com-
plete the annexation. Wells
said he would ask his attorn-
ey to prepare his interpreta-
tion of the annexation situa-
tion and would present it at
the next city council meet-
ing.
Wells also asked about the
sewer system and whether or
not it met requirements and
was sufficiently serving the
town. It was pointed out
that the sewer is meeting re-
Cimarron
Country Ballroom
Hank Thompson and the
Brazes Valley Boys.
DANCE-FRI., MAY 6--ADVANCE TICKETS
Dance Every Sat. Night-9-1
with Jackie Lee and the Drivers
Reservstlons br 11ekets Rt.
405-62A.1201 . Sdllwat
Get the heat out of
attic.., it may be
costing you money!
Excessive attic heat may be
forcing your air conditioning
system to work harder, boost.
ing its operating cost.
Proper ventilation, plus ade-
quate insulation, will help over.
come that excessive attic heat
buildup problem.
Proper attic ventilation is
quirements at the present . important in !he winter, too ---
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merit program must be com-
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stated that sewer problems | Provide atleast two vent open
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updated regardless of wheth-
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