12-THE PERKINS IOURNAI, Thursday, May 8. 2003
Senior Citizen news
by Kathleen Johnson
Let us not become weary in
doing good, for at the proper
time we will reap a harvest if
we do not give up. Galatians
6:9.
***
Cead mile failte.
There's splendor as each
flower unfolds its mystic beauty
to the earth, bright buttercups
and daisies, roses -"Monkey
face"- lovers of the grasslands,
whose tiny ballet blossoms
dance with every breeze, misty
delicate loveliness. Teasel in
tts armor of spines holds its
heads of intricate purple high
m summer fields. Then after the
flowers, the fruit, the seeds, and
another miracle.
. Hey! Chris McCutchen!
Everything is looking great
I- all along the river road and
' here and there. The two story
, house looks trim and neat
again - thanks to you & Ron
! Solaskey. We appreciate all the
McCutchen Kids and all of Pat
& Mac's family. Love you guys.
Been special friends a long
time, also Debbie's family, her
dad & Gerald worked together,
many years. Her morn went to
school with us, special memo-
of each family. Often
through the day when we're
alone and busy with common
tasks, we remember sitting with
you, living in dim memories of
the past, lifelong friends really
need no words to share their
thoughts. We smile, our hands
may touch for a moment, and
we remember that we walked
together, that souls are death-
less, yesterday, tomorrow and
forever. And then we remem-
ber today and a trip to 1 st and
Kirk, to see friends and listen to
songs, music, of the Cimarron
Valley Music Makers.
Bill Baker, Norvil Cole,
Lorraine &Chet Smith, Mike
Welch, James Hall, Clifford
Creekmore, Perkins; Ival
Hesser, Howard & Betty Ander-
son, Stillwater; Alvy Stevens,
Murl Rhodes, Cushing; Bill
Worthy MCeed tonight in Max's
place, did a good job, Stella
Rogers, Agra; Gene Norton, A1
Jones, Chandler; Bud Smith,
Crescent; Glen & Esther Not-
tingham, Coyle; Willie Mouser,
Guthrie; Paul Jones, Merrick;
Sherian Anderson, Luther; Elois
Edwards, Cushing; Charles
Kilbourn, Guthrie; Bob Scott,
Cushing; Dee Higgins, Perkins;
Norman Miser, Guthrie; Mr. &
Mrs. Reid Elder, Lowell Elder,
Midwest City. A special thanks
to Bill and all the musicians for
their wonderful music.
***
Our hostess, Mattie Lee
Thompson greeted 103 guests,
& 29 musicians. Kitchen host-
ess for the evening, Geraldine
Allen, serving cherry cob-
bier. Edith Cretsinger, cheese,
summer sausage and crackers;
Thelma Smith, lemon cake;
Lola Ball, cinnamon rolls. I
don't believe all the names
were down for people that
brought food - we appreciate
each one who brings food and
that works in the kitchen.
Happy Birthday:
ALISSA JO JOHNSON
(granddaughter), Hazel Wright,
Sylvia butler, June Spradlin,
June Stephens, Lodene White-
head, Betty Tucker, Sylvia
Moser, Steve Breeden, Troy
Tuley, Joyce Rushing, Jennifer
Montgomery, Caleb Carrel,
Darlene Hall, Irene Elson,
Wayne Elliott, Megan Jones,
Donna Sue Sanders, Robyne
Hicks, Sherri Hopkins, Treva
Boley, Walter Jones, Garrett
Collins. We wish you a very
Happy, Happy Birthday and
many, many more. Yes saree!
Know any farriers? I know
a very special one, Gary Man-
shall. Kid south of town, kid to
me, he is still Patty's age. Like
the school mare and the circuit
rider, the farrier practices a
profession that recalls a saner,
simpler time. But unlike that
teacher and preacher, the far-
rier, is more in demand than
ever before. With the number
of horses in the United States
at an all-time high, the busi-
ness has hit full gallop, and
for the estimated 7,000+ such
professionals in Texas alone,
the horseshoe has become an
especially appropriate good-
luck charm.
What is a farrier? They are
horse sheers. They put iron
horse shoes on horses. The
demand for professional far-
riers, to keep rodeo and all
the pleasure horses shod has
become one of the biggest jobs
in the United States. There are
horse shoeing schools available
in most any state, offering the
greenest novice to the most
experienced professional, any-
thing he needs to know about
the trade. A horse sheer must be
able to diagnose and treat any
equine podiatry problem, from
fungus to frostbite, therapeutic
wear, at half a ton apiece, horses
are particularly subject to foot
woes. That's why there are sev-
eral hundred different types of
shoes (for racehorses, cutting
horses, hunter/jumpers and so
on). And of course each has to
have a different size, maybe on
each foot. Farrier comes from
the Latin word ferrum, mean-
ing "iron."
***
Current Events:
Music Monday: 6:45-9 p.m.
at the Senior Center.
Birthday Luncheon: May 16,
12 noon.
Mystery Dinner: May 23. We
leave the Center at 5 p.m. sharp.
Come join us, we would love
having you.
***
Till we meet again dear
friends, Dee Volente, Pour pren
dre conge, I wish you Peace &
Love.
Poyne County Commissioners proceedings
The Payne County Board of Commissioners met in a Regular meeting Monday, April 14,
2003. Notice of the meeting was made by posting and agenda in accordance with the
Open Meeting Law. The following were present: Gloria Hesser, Chairman; Bill Deering,
Vice-Chairman; Jim Arthur, Member; Sherri Schieffer, County Clerk.
The Chairman called the meeting to order at 9:00 .m. The meeting was opened with Prayer
and Flag Salute• Deering made the motion to approve the agenda. Arthur seconded.
Arthur, aye; Hesser, aye; Deering, aye. Motion carried.
Hesser noted that Lippert Brothers Construction Company received an award for the
construction of the County Administration Building.
Hesser presented utility permits for crossings of service lines. Curtis Parks; water line;
cross EJW 3 mile West of SH18 & Lone Chimney; W Se/c Sac 2-20N-4E. Deedng made
the motion to approve. Arthur seconded. Arthur, aye; Hesser, aye; Deering, aye. Motion
carried.
Deedng presented Lease/Rental of a water truck from Silver Star Construction to Payne
County in the amount of $75.00 per week. The rental agreement will expire June 30, 2003.
Deering made the motion to approve the Agreement. Arthur seconded. Arthur, aye; Heeser,
aye; Deering, aye. Motion carried.
T Chelrman prnted a Rt . Ts ts h?u
OOC patmm at a r of $24.00 : Tll'*amml' I,Juty 1 - Jun ;:u,
2004. Arthur made the motion to approve the Contract. Deedng seconded.
Hesser presented a Deed transferring property to City of Cushing for'the training facility
per the Interiocal Agreement, It is a 34.5 acre tract in the SW/4 Sac 15-17N-5E. Deedng
made the motion to approve the Deed. Arthur seconded. Arthur, aye; Hesser, aye; Deer-
ing, aye. Motion carded.
The Clerk reported that in accordance with Tale 60 Sac 658.1 The Office of the Oklahoma
State Treasurer Unclaimed Property Division has filed the annual Mineral Interest Report
with the County Clerk's office.
Deering presented Resolution 2003-21
Resolution # 2003-21
LONE CHIMNEY RD (Bethel Rd East)
Double Chip and Seel
WHEREAS, Payne County passed a County Sales Tax with 53 percent designated to be
used for capital improvements on county roads, and WHEREAS, Payne County District 1
has chosen as a priority project 5 miles of Lone Chimney Road, from Ripley to Mt. Vernon
Rd, for stabilization with 9" kiln dust, pdming with MC30 oil, Double chip seal with CRS-2S
Emulsion, Fog Seal with SS1 Oil and Striping, and
WHEREAS, this road is a major collector, bus route, mail route, and has a high traffic
count. NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that Payne County authorizes use of an
estimated $305,925.00 of said sales tax funds for the project described above. Presented
and approved this 14th day of April, 2003.
Deering made the motion to approve. Arthur seconded. Arthur, aye; Hesser, aye; Deedng,
aye. Motion carried.
The Clerk presented a payment estimate draw #7 for the Cora Bass Bridge:, K & R Build-
ings, $92,188.97 ; Engineering 7836.06. Deering made the motion to approve the draw
and forward to BIA for payment. Arthur seconded. Arthur, aye; Hesser, aye; Deering, aye.
Motion carried.
Deering presented the Cooperative Agreement with Pawnee County on Lone Chimney
Road for services by Payne County on the portion that extends into Pawnee County. Payne
County will use our equipment to reclaim that portion of the road in Pawnee County. Deedng
made the motion to approve the Cooperative Work Agreement. Arthur seconded. Arthur,
aye; Hesser, aye; Deedng, aye. Motion carried.
Arthur presented a donation from Andy Kincaid in the amount of $176.50. Arthur made
the motion to accept the donation. Deering seconded. Arthur, aye; Hesser, aye; Deedng,
aye. Motion carried.
Deering presented bridge inspection notices for change load postings on bridges://277-
2E & .SN of Schlegel, recommended posting 17 tons; #254, 10.8E 1.4 S o1Yost, 7 tons.
Deering made the motion to approve the new postings. Arthur seconded. Arthur, aye;
Hesser, aye; Deering, aye. Motion carded.
Arthur presented bddge inspection reports from Brawley Engineering. The Bridges are
recommended to be closed, #145- 1.1W 6.58 of Marene;#164- .7 E of Goodnight. The
needed repairs are being made to the bddges and they will remain open.
intment of urchasmg officers for Progress School IJnda Rogers
The Clerk presented appo" P " " : ' '
Requisitioning and Carol Davis, Receiving. Arthur made the motion to approve. Deedng
seconded. Arthur, aye; Heseer, aye; Deedng, aye. Motion carried.
The Clerk presented Monthly reports: Assessor; 270.50. Deedng made the motion to
approve. Arthur seconded. Arthur, aye; Hesser, aye; Deedng, aye. Motion carded.
Hesser reported the final phase of schematic design of the Courthouse renovation will
he completed soon.
The Clerk presented cash appropdations as certified by the County Treasurer. Arthur mode
the motion to approve the cash appropdations. Deedng seconded. Arthur, aye; Hessar,
aye; Deedng, aye. Motion carded.
The Clerk presented the minutes of Mamh 24 and Apdl 7. Deerieg made the motion to
approve the minutes. Arthur seconded. Arthur, aye; Hsseer, aye; Deering, aye. Motion
carried.
The following purchase orders were approved:
Approved 04/14/03 to 04/14/03...FY 2002°2003
GENERAL FUND
War# Issued To: Amount Reason Issued:
3010 OUALITYWATER SERVICES 31.50 SUPPLIES
3011 WEST GROUP 33.00 SUPPLIES
3012 WESTGROUP 73.00 SUPPLIES
3013 WEST GROUP 33.00 SUPPLIES
3014 B & C BUSINESS PRODUCTS 150.89 SUPPLIES
3015 THE EARTHGRAINS CO. 299.92 SUPPLIES
3016 NAPAAUTO PARTS 433.68 SUPPLIES
3017 PARADISE cLEANERS 213.00 SERVICES
3018 UNIFIRST 25.60 SERVICES
3019 COOPERS LOCKSMITH LLC 22.50 SUPPLIES
3020 XEROX CORPORATION 49.27 SERVICES
3021 WARREN CLINIC, INC. 508.47 SERVICES
3022 CENTRAL DRUG 2774.86 SUPPLIES
3023 THOMPSEN D.D.S., JOHN A. 425.00 SERVICES
3024 CENTRAL DRUG 1732.52 SUPPLIES
3025 OKLA. STATE UNIVERSITY 90.35 SERVICES
3026 B & C BUSINESS PRODUCTS 115.83 SUPPLIES
3027 OKLA. STATE UNIVERSITY
3028 CUP SERVICES
3029 POSTMASTER
3030 PAYNE CO. COMMISSION
3031 PITNEY BOWLS
3032 AT & T WIRELESS
3033, XEROX CORPORATION
3034 FIELD, DEBORAH J.
3035 CITY GLASS OF STILLwATER, INC
382.30 SERVICES
75.25 SERVICES
148.00 POSTAGE
29.75 REIMBURSEMENT
1002.00 SERVICES
35.28 SERVICES
271,72 LEASE
47.88 REIMBURSEMENT
96.75 SUPPLIES
3036 PHILFLEETADVANTAGE 95.29 SUPPLIES
3037 INDUSTRIAL CHEMIST, INC. 270.00 SERVICES
3038 OKLA. NATURALGAS 2154.32 SERVICES
3039 OKLA. NATURAL GAS 34.74 SERVICES
3040 OKLA. JUVENILE JUSTICE 799.00 SERVICES
3041 SAC & FOX NATION JUVENILE 78.55 SERVICES
3042 EASTERN OKLA. YOUTH 87.52 SERVICES
3043 HYPERNET SOLUTIONS, INC. 150.00 SERVICES
3044 UNIFIRST 383.84 SUPPLIES
3045 OKLA. NATURALGAS 610.02 SERVICES
3046 GRIMSLEY'S, INC. 499.32 SUPPLIES
3047 UNIFIRST 108.20 SUPPLIES
3048 HEW WASTE SYSTEMS, INC. 172.52 SERVICES
3049 SBC 52.41 SERVICES
3050 AT & T WIRELESS 115.75 SERVICES
HIGHWAY CASH
1459 GRIMSLEY'S, INC. 122.66 SUPPLIES
1460 STEWART STONE, INC. 2594.10 ROCK
1461 ENLOW TRACTOR CO. 261.51 SUPPLIES
FL MACHtNE, INC .... 994.85 REPAIRS
AT1EItt ;& Y, INC -. 5.00 SUPPLIES
1464 AMERICAN WELDING SUPPLY 308.60 SUPPLIES
1485 B & C BUSINESS PRODUCTS 112.98 SUPPLIES
1466 BRUCKNERS TRUCK SALES, INC. 144.61 SUPPLIES
1457 CIMARRON TRUCK PARTS, INC. 155.77 SUPPLIES
1468 CROW-BURLINGAME CO. 69.73 SUPPLIES
1469 CUSHING LUMBER CO. 33.71 SUPPLIES
1470 ENLOWTRACTOR CO. 44.83 SUPPLIES
1471 HARRIS GAS STATIONS 408.80 SUPPLIES
1472 HUGHES LUMBER 44.41 SUPPLIES
1473 LIONEL HARRIS OIL CO., INC. 369.58 SUPPLIES
1474 NAPAAUTO PARTS 804.55 SUPPLIES
1475 O'REILLYAUTOMOTIVE, INC. 84.54 SUPPLIES
1476 QUALITY FORD, INC. 42.02 SUPPLIES
1477 UNIFIRST 486.27 SERVICES
1478 WARREN CAT 644.41 SUPPLIES
1479 STEWART STONE, INC. 5243.52 ROCK
1480 STEWART STONE, INC. 5983.80 ROCK
1481 LIONEL HARRIS OILCO., INC. 16.74 SUPPLIES
1482 LIONEL HARRIS OIL CO., INC. 495.00 SUPPLIES
1483 STEWART STONE, INC. 5987.40 ROCK
1484 STEWART STONE, INC. 5208.41 ROCK
1485 LIONEL HARRIS OIL CO., INC. 8279.58 SUPPLIES
1486 OKLA. CITY TRACTOR & EQUIPMEN 30.24 SUPPLIES
1487 BRIDGE AND HIGHWAY 230,53 SUPPLIES
1488 LIONEL HARRIS OIL CO., INC. 11.87 SUPPLIES
1489 AVERT PEST ELIMINATION, INC, 30.00 SERVICES
1490 LIONEL HARRIS OIL CO., INC. 1650,00 SUPPLIES
1491 G.W. VAN KEPPELCO. 39.51 SUPPLIES
1492 MAX'S MUFFLER & RADIATOR 65.00 REPAIRS
1493 ATC FREIGHTLINER GROUP 259.14 SUPPLIES
1494 STEWART STONE, INC. 5933.70 ROCK
1495 STEWART STONE, INC. 5982.60 ROCK
1496 STEWART STONE, INC. 2575.39 ROCK
1497 AVERT PEST ELIMINATION, INC. 35.00 SERVICES
1498 ADVANCED FIRSTAID & SAFETY 210.65 SUPPLIES
1499 ATC FREIGHTLINER GROUP 68.80 SUPPLIES
1500 CIMARRON TRUCK PARTS, INC. 43,93 SUPPLIES
1501 LIONEL HARRIS OIL CO., INC. 9.04 SUPPLIES
1502 LOWE'S COMPANIES, INC. 11.94 SUPPLIES
1503 NAPAAUTO PARTS 768.99 SUPPLIES
1504 PERKINS BUILDERS SUPPLY, INC. 153,60 SUPPLIES
1505 STILLWATER MILLAGRI CENTER 30.41 SUPPLIES
1506 UNIFIRST 533.88 SERVICES
1507 WARREN CAT 358.80 SUPPLIES
1508 STEWART STONE, INC. 2565.63 ROCK
1509 STEWART STONE, INC. 2614.02 ROCK
1510 LIONEL HARRIS OIL CO., INC. 7110.04 SUPPLIES
1511 BRUCKNERS TRUCK SALES, INC. 17.39 SUPPLIES
1512 BAILEY PAVING COMPANY, INC. 2364.99 HMHL
1513 PIONEER RENTAL 234.00 SERVICES
1514 ASSOC. COUNTYCOMMISSIONER-SI 300.00 REIMBURSEMENT
1515 PIONEER RENTAL 119.00 SERVICES
1516 BAILEY PAVING COMPANY, INC, 1188.50 HMHL
1517 BRUCKNERS TRUCK SALES, INC. 1332.89 REPAIRS
BOARD OF PRISONERD
39 GRIMSLEY'S, INC. 947.06 SUPPLIES
HEALTH DEPARTMENT
314 RISLEY, LILIANA M. 10.30 REIMBURSEMENT
315 OKLA. STATE STUDENT 100.50 SUPPLIES
316 RISLEY, LILIANA M, 68.00 SUPPLIES
317 SCHROEDER, HERMAN J. 22.50 SUPPLIES
318 STILLWATER PRIVATE SECURITY 316.25 SUPPLIES
319 COUNTRY COMFORT HEATING & AIR 270.21 REPAIRS
320 GRIMSLEY'S, INC. 131.60 SUPPLIES
321 GRIMSLEY'S, INC. 547.02 SUPPLIES
322 OTIS ELEVATOR COMPANY 45.00 SERVICES
323 COWBOY COPY 470.75 SERVICES
324 AIR-O-HEATING 412.60 REPAIRS
325 XEROX CORPORATION 273.00 SERVICES
REVOLVING FORFEITURE
99 STILLWATER TAG AGENCY 27.00 SERVICES
MECHANIC LIEN
25 HYPERNETSOLUTIONS, INC. 3055.50 SUPPLIES
28 QUILL CORPORATION 39.50 SUPPLIES
FAIRBoARD CASH
244 COOPERS LOCKSMITH LLC 17.50 SUPPLIES
245 HARRISON ELECTRIC, INC. 116.00 SUPPLIES
246 WESTERN MECHANICAL, INC. 116.00 SERVICES
DRUG TASK FORCE
137 FUELMAN 386.80 SUPPLIES
138 BOWMANS WRECKER SERVICE 355.16 SUPPUES
139 DON EVANS WINDOW TINT 155.00 SERVICES
140 PAYNE CO. COMMISSION 7.78 REIMBURSEMENT"
SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT
78 NAPAAUTOPARTS 29.78 SUPPLIES
The Chairman edjoumed the meeting.
Sberd Schiefler
County Clerk
Wheat incentive
program
The Farm Service agency
has announced the imple-
mentation of the Hard White
Wheat Incentive Program.
The goal of the program
is to increase the number of
bushels of hard white wheat
produced in the United States
for the 2003-2005 crop years.
White wheat is preferred for
noodles and is in demand by
North African and central
Asian bread markets. Cur-
rently, U.S. hard white wheat
exports are small, partly due
to inadequate supplies of con-
sistent quality.
Both hard white winter
wheat and hard
wheat are eligible
ment. A
of $.20 per bushel!
paid for a minirnuna
better Hard White
established by
Inspection Service.
tional incentive
acre is pr
planted to
For more
tact the Payne
Service Agency b)
405/372-5711 ext.
by
culture Center, 2600
Suite A, Stillwater,
The Payne County Board of Commissioners met in a Regl
2003. Notice of the meeting was made by posting and
Open Meeting Law. The following were present: Gloria Hesser, Chai;
Vice-Chairman; Jim Arthur, Member; Sherd Schieffer, County Clerk.
The Chairman called the meeting to order at 9:00 .m.
and Flag Salute. Deering made the motion to approve the agenda.
Arthur, aye; Hesser, aye; Dsedng, aye. Motion carried.
Arthur made the motion to approve the agenda. Deedng seconded.
aye; Deering, aye. Motion carded.
Deering presented a utility permit:
SW Bell - crossing; trenching and boring; 140" and Redtand Road; 11-1
Cimarron Telephone; 1" telephone line; crossing and parallel ; Sac
Moore Country Club Estates - sewer line to tie into Cushing City
5E; Deedng mode the motion to waive the fee for Moore Country
seconded. Arthur, aye; Hesser, aye; Deedng, aye. Motion carded.
Deering made the motion to approve the utility permits as presented.
Arthur, aye; Hesser, aye; Deering, aye. Motion carried.
Mr. Darrell Stiles, Chairman Fairboard
of the Community Center. The Fire Marshall inspection indicated the
to the renovation: Roll--up fire rated door; 6 walk-in doors fire rated;
made the motion to approve. Arthur seconded. Arthur, aye; Hesser, aye;
Motion carded.
Chad Greenlee, Expo Manger, date
The Chairman
July 1-June 30, 2004. Deering made the motion to approve.
aye; Hesser, aye; Dsedng, aye. Motion carried.
Arthur presented the Engineering report from Brawley
Distdct #3. The bridge failed the inspection and was recommended to be I
stated they have repaired the bridge and it will
Long Branch Creek.
Deedng reported they have received reimbursement from E
storm damage the amount of $3397.55.
Arthur reported receiving complaints of bicycle
There are no bicycle lanes. Arthur stated he will be studying the situation.
The Clerk presented blanket purchase orders for District #1.
approve. Arthur seconded. Arthur, aye; Hesser, aye; Deering, aye.
Arthur made the motion to approve the purchase orders for payment:
Approved 04121/03 to 04121/03...FY 2002-2003
GENERAL FUND
War# Issued To: Amount Reason Issued:
3051 DEPARTMENT OF CENTRAL SERVICE 146.03 SUPPLIES
3052 OKLA. MAILING EQUIP. CORP. 46.92 SERVICES
3053 SYSCO FOOD, INC. - 112)3.45 $1PPLIE ,.; ,,
'OHI,-NA , : ; .86 SRVfCL "t,' ::"
3055 WARREN CLINIC, INC. 768.00 SERVICF_. ,,
3056 STILLWATER MEDICAL CENTER 678.00 SUPPLIES
3057 MORRIS, JAMES BRETT 1016.83 'REIMBURSEMENT
3058 RASH, DEAD. 551.88 REIMBURSEMENT
3059 SELK, MARY P. 680.26 REIMBURSEMENT
3060 COWBOY COPY 21.00 SERVICES
3061 RADIO SHACK CORPORATION 10.99 SUPPLIES
3062 HYPERNET SOLUTIONS, INC. 80.00 SERVICES
3063 HYPERNETSOLUTIONS, INC. - 141.00 SUPPLIES
3064 B & C BUSINESS PRODUCTS 38.92 SUPPLIES
3065 OKLA. MAIUNG EQUIP. CORP. 130.40 SUPPLIES
3066 HICKERSON MECHANICAL, INC. 168.00 SERVICES
3067 ORKIN EXTERMINATING 220.00 SERVICES
3068 CGI 1237.18 SERVICES
3069 SHELTERED WORKSHOP OF PAYNE 150.00 SERVICES
3070 ORKIN EXTERMINATING 125.00 SERVICES
3071 POlq'AWATOMIE CO. REGIONAL 282.78 SERVICES
3072 CRAIG, GLENNAJ. 44.28 REIMBURSEMENT
3073 QUALITY WATER SERVICES 37.00 SUPPLIES
3074 WES WATKINS CONVENTION CENTER 10.00 SERVICES
3075 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE 19.89 SERVICES
3076 GRIMSLEY'S, INC. 187.60 SUPPLIES
30770RKIN EXTERMINATING 40.00 SERVICES
3078 OKLA. DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION 981.38 LEASE
3079 PAYNE CO. DISTRICT3 121.60 SUPPLIES
3080 MAY'S DRUG STORES, INC. 98.60 SUPPLIES
3081 STAPLES 133.39 SUPPLIES :i
3082 OKLA. NATURAL GAS 619.73 SERVICES
3083 LISTERMAN, ADAM W. 1111.50 SERVICES
HIGHWAY CASH
1518 ATWOOD'S FARM PLAN 2.64 SUPPLIES
1519 STILLWATER STEEL & SUPPLY, INC 279.95 SUPPLIES
1520 POWERPLAN .176.56 SUPPLIES
1521 BAILEY PAVING COMPANY, INC. 4596.67 HMHL
1522 OKLA. NATURAL GAS 353.28 SERVICES
1523 POSTMASTER 37.00 POSTAGE
1524 STAPLES 206.93 SUPPLIES
1525 OKLA. CORRECTIONAL INDUSTRIES 131.25 SUPPLIES
1526 ALCOHOL & DRUG TESTING, INC. 104.10 SERVICES
1527 T-MOBILE 40.95 SERVICES
1528 K & R BUILDERS, INC. 133684.23 SERVICES
1529 BRAWLEY ENGINEERING, INC. 11704.31 SERVICES
1530 BRAWLEY ENGINEERING, INC. 829.85 SERVICES
FLOOD PLAIN MANAGEMENT
6 VAUGHAN, ZELAN KEITH 25.92 REIMBURSEMENT
7 VAUGHAN, ZELAN KEITH 531.25 SERVICES
HEALTH DEPARTMENT
326 SBC 973.44 SERVICES
327 BETTER BUYS FOR BUSINESS 39.00 SUPPLIES
328 MILWARD, CHUCK B. 75.00 REPAIRS
SHERIFF SERVICE FEE
109 STILLWATER MILLAGRI CENTER 110.52 SUPPLIES
110 STILLWATER MILLAGRI CENTER 88.51 SUPPLIES
REVOLVING FORFEITURE
100 BERRY, TOM D. 139,75 SERVICES
MECHANIC LIEN
27 DEARINGER PRINTING & TROPHY 15.00 SERVICES
28 HOLT'S TONER SOURCE, INC. 24.00 SUPPLIES --
SHERIFF TRAINING
23 A-ONE, INC. 20.00 SERVICES
FAIRBOARD CASH
247 OKLA. CATTLEMEN'S ASSOC., INC 55.00 SERVICES
VOCA GRANT
9 DISTRICT ATTORNEYD COUNCIL 182.53 REIMBURSEMENt
10 DISTRIcTATToRNEY'S COUNCIL 6486.28 SERVICES-
SHERIFF COMMISSARY
36 POSTMASTER 165.00 POSTAGE
GRANTS
62 T-MOBILE 63.08 SERVICES
63 QUAPAW CO., INC. 29319.99 SERVICES
DRUG TASK FORCE
141 STAPLES 59.98 SUPPLIES
142 STAPLES 149.98 SUPPLIES
143 BOWMANS WRECKER SERVICE 19.29 SERVICES "
144 METROcALL, INC. 48.44 SERVICES
145 OKLA. NATURAL GAS 64.11 SERVICES
SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT
79 DAVIS SANITATION, INC. 300.00 SERVICES
80 DAVIS SANITATION, INC. 300.00 SERVICES
81 OLINGHOUSE STEEL SUPPLY 428.90 SUPPLIES =
82 OKLA. CORRECTIONAL INDUSTRIES 522.00 SUPPLIES"
CAPITAL PROJECTS |
7 OKLA. CORRECTIONAL INDUSTRIES 1289.00 SUPPLIES
CLERK RM&P
53 HATFIELD, LINDAS. 175.72 REIMBURSEMENT
The Chairman adjourned the meeting.
Sherd 8chieffer
County Clerk
