C. larkson.Oak Dale
News
BELLE WHITMORE
large crowd assembled
April 29, at the
Church in Coyle
Pay their last respects for
6.5, of Coyl
Thursday, April
at Stillwater Municipal
He was born July
1911 in Coyle where he
lived. He attended
at Oakdale and was a
School graduate.
32nd degree Mason
a member of the First
Coyle.
is survived by his
the former Marie
a daughter,
Anderson of Okia-
City; a son, John of
sister Jo Ann Gra-
of Oklahoma City; a
Leon and mother,
Thomas, both of
sympathy and love to
School is out this
early because of a
program to start
which includes
to the High School.
Going is Supt. and
is High School
Jonese Carnes is
and James
is Salutatorian of
Class.
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The Home Builders EH
Club served the Rolley Allen
Sale Saturday. There was a
nice crowd at the sale. The
Aliens are moving to Carney,
where Mr. Allen formerly
lived. We will certainly miss
them from our community.
Mrs. Allen has been a mere.
ber of the Home Builders
club for a long time and they
were both members of the
Community Club. We wish
them many happy years in
their new community,
but hope they return often to
Oakdale.
We recently received 2t/
inches of rain. Coyle report-
ed. 7. These rains have given
new life to the wheat, grass
and the gardens. Bugs also
seem to thrive. A bug for
every crop--
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Van-
Bebber and family were sun-
day visitors of his mother
Viola in Perry. They also
called on Bessie VanBebber
of Perry and Sunday after-
noon on Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Whitmore.
AREA RESIDENT IS
LT GOV. FOR CIRCLE K
Robert Whitmore, pre-
med major at Lee College,
Baytown, TeL and 1976
graduate of Ross Sterling, is
the new lieutenant governor
for Circle K's District VIII of
the Texas-Oklahoma Dis-
trict.
Robert is the son of Bill
and Mary Ann Whitmore
and the grandson of Frank
and Belle Whitmore, Coyle.
Robert's father is a 1951
graduate of Coyle H.S., and
he's a 1955 B.S. in
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ANTHONY (Owner g Pharmacist
Engineering from OSU. He
was also an honor student at
OSU. He has been with
DuPont, LaPorte, Tex. since
graduation.
Robert was elected in
Waco recently at a district
convention of Circle K,
which is sponsored at LC by
the Kiwanis Club.
Whitmore was graduated
cure laude at Sterling, where
he was a member of the
National Honor Society. He
is a member of Phi Theta
Kappa, the scholastic honor
society at LC.
Whitmore lives with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
Whitmore, at 2305 French
Place, Baytown..
Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Whitmore were among those
who enjoyed the Annual
REA meeting at StiUwater,
Saturday. Mr. Whitmore was
one of the lucky prize
The TIE crew working on rest shelters are, left to right, Larry Huff,
Billy Coonrod, Roibin Hudson, Kevin Vaverka and Stan Yaseck.
The Perkins Journal Thursday, May 12[ 1977.9
GRADUATES FROM
BASIC STOREKEEPER
SCHOOL
Navy Storekeeper Seaman
Recruit Milton Q. Hines,
whose wife Valerie is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Grady Val Gardner of P.O.
Box 485, Perkins, Okla., was
graduated from Basic Store-
keeper School.
During the five-week
course at the Naval Technical
Training Center, Meridian,
Miss., students received an
introduction to the organiza-
tion and functioning of the
Navy's supply system. Con-
centrating on shipboard sup-
ply applications, they stud-
ied the procedures of requis-
tioning, issuance, inventory-
ing, storage and accounting
of foodstuffs, clothing and
repair parts.
He joined the Navy in
November 1976.
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INITIATED INTO
PHI KAPPA PHI
Ninety-three scholars at
Oklahoma State University,
taken from the upper 5
percent of the graduating
students in each of OSU's
colleges, have been initiated
into Phi Kappa Phi. Included
are Robert P. Evans,
Perkins; and Jennifer Hon-
eycutt and James Strine,
Glencoe.
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Mothers were not forgot-
ten as most everyone had
guests over the holiday.
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Farmers Union
Youth Camp
Farmers Union Junior
Youth Camp
F.U. Junior Camp will be
June 6-8 at Roman Nose
State Park at Watonga, Okla.
This is for children from
first grade through 7th
grade.
Registration and camp
fees are due by May 20th.
Camp fees are $7.00 per
person.
Please call Mrs. Harvey
Brixey, youth co-ordinator
for your reservation --
547-2251.
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PERSONALS
Get'tie Grimm, wife of
Ralph Grimm of Perkins, en-
tered the Stillwater Munici-
pal Hospital Monday morn-
ing for observation.
.o.
Bob Story to
wed in Colorado
Mr. and Mrs. T. O.
Dickerson of Palm Desert,
Calif., announce the engage-
ment of her daughter, Cath-
erine, to Bob Story, son of
Mr. and Mrs. John Harper o
Perkins.
The wedding will take
place June 10 in Colorado
Springs. The couple will re-
turn to Oklahoma after the
wedding where Bob will re-
sume his graduate work at
OSU.
Bob Story was a Perkins
High School graduate where
he was active in FFA, con-
tinuing as a Vo Ag major at
OSU. He is currently teach-
ing at Lamar Junior
College in Lamar, Colo.
Trades class is building rest
shelters at local park
The rest shelter is being
built by the Perkins-Tryon
High School Construction
Trades class under the
direction of Mr. Blubaugh,
instructor.
Roibin Hudson, foreman,
is in charge of the class
project. His crew includes
Stan Yaseck, Larry Huff,
Kevin Vaverka, Billy Coon-
rod, Allan Wall and Bob
Gordon.
The course is a two-year
program to acquire practical
familiarity in a variety of
trades and specialized skills.
The goal is to obtain outside
opportunities with local
businesses for only the cost
of material. The projects
must be short termed in
order to provide more
learning experiences, Blu-
baugh stated.
The boys tackle such jobs
as roofing, framing, finish
work and basic electrical
wiring under supervision.
They also do brick laying and
house painting. However,
Blubgh said anywork .at
the school is their first
obligation.
Transportation presents a
problem for other than local
work. Larry Huff said
woodwork interested him
most. Billy Coonrod likes
cabinet work. Roibin was
definite about his preference
for furniture and wood work.
Kevin Vaverka's main
interest is automotive jobs
but does shingling also. Stan
Yaseck was described as an
"electronic nut."
As a result, members of
the class find the type of
construction most suited .to
their liking. In this manner,
the instructor said, a
sampling of various con-
struction jobs give the boys a
good idea of the possibility of
further training in skilled
labor. The rest shelter and
chain-link fence are being
paid for by the TIE Club at a
cost of around S500.
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Hostesses for TIE Club
Mrs. Lorene Redus and
Mrs. Joan McDaniel were
co-hostesses for the May 3
meeting of the T.I.E. Club. It
was held in Joan's home and
was preceded by a salad
supper.
The meeting was called to
order by president, Ronay
Smith. The Lord's Prayer
was prayed in union. The roll
was called and minutes read
by secretary, Joan Me-
Daniel.
Ellen Dickson reported on
suggestions made by club
members through a mailed
questionnaire, on how
meetings and membership
might be improved.
It was voted to make cer-
tain amendments to the con-
stitution. A committee was
appointed to do this.
The new officers for 1977
are: President-Shirley Hall;
Vice-president-Joan McDan-
iel; Secretary-Claudean Rey-
nolds; Treasurer - Lorene
Redus; Historian - Ronay
Smith; Reporter-Judy Scott
and Parliamentarian-Patty
Johnson.
Suggestions were then
given for the programs.
Ellen's mother, Inez Bar-
nes, was kind enough to loan
the club a film entitled, "We
the Women". It was narrat.
ed by actress, Mary Tyler
Moore and told of the pro-
gress women have made
through the years, beginning
with the Suffrage Act.
Refreshments were then
served to Ellen Dickson,
Shirley Hall, Joan McDaniel,
Jeannie McDonald, Lorene
Redus, Claudean Reynolds,
Judy Scott, Ronay Smith and
guests, Bee Bridenstine,
Willa Casey, Billie Darrow,
Jeanne Hall, Roberta Hoop-
er, Katrina Jarvis, Twila
Longan and Gwen Reynolds.
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PERSONALS
Sunday dinner guests on
Mother's Day of Mr. and
Mrs. Ray V. Henderson,
Perkins, were the following
family members, Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin Davis, Mr. and
Mrs. Lynn Davis and son,
Matthew, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Stanbrough of Guthrie, and
their daughters, Nancy of the
home and Mrs. Beth Smith
of Edmond.
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