INS JQUl AL-THU
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS
a regular meeting Monday, April 21.
was made by posting an =spend== at room 101, Courthouse.
', April 1997. The following were present: Carl Moreland,
Gloria Ha======r, Member; Sherri Schieffer, County
order =st 9:00 i.m. The Clerk prasenmd the minutes of
the motion to approve the mlnutls. Hell==r seconded. Deering, aye;
aye. Motion carried.
Mr. Bryan Porter, Yale Emergency Services. Porter ~eHnted a
! contract for administrative services for the CDBG
contr==ct with Mr Marion Stinson her expir==d. The
on a w==iting list by ODCC. Peering made the motion to
Administrative Service with Mr. Marion Stinson through June 30.
Peering, aye; Hie=sir, aye; Moreland. aye. Motion Carried.
th== BOard will renew the contract ==9==in on July 1 for one year. This
with the fiscal year.
Highway Cash, 169855.29; DA Revolving,
4583.11 ; Sheriff Service Fee. 70.00; Sheriff Cereals=airy Feel,
Re==tricted Highway, 16776.25; Self Insurance, 1049.85;
of =appropriations: DA, M&O, 1109.36 to General
to Excise, 400.00 and County Clerk M&O, 600.00.
the cash |ppropristione =and transfers ==== pres==nted.
Hisser, aye; Moreland, aye. Motion carried.
=urch==s== orders for District #1, District #2. Des=ring made the
orders as presented, Hisser seconded, Deering,
aye. Motion carried.
thly reports: Alcoholic Bever==ge Tax, Cushing, 2333.71; Glencol,
Stiltwater, 11857.97; Yale, 450.06; Ripl==y, 121,57; Consumable
• 0.; Health, 7116,44; Treasurer, March. Dieting made the
Heseer seconded. Deering, aye; HEeler, eye; Moreland.
Jeen Bradley in the ==mount of $355.51 for windshield
described occurred in Payne County however, it
Peering made the motion to deny the claim and advised Ms.
e of filing is Logan County. Hener seconded. Deering, aye; Ha=laser,
inspection from Brawley Engineering in the ==mount
r mad== the motion to forward the claim to ODOT for payment from
~conded. Dieting. aye; Hesser, aye; Moreland. aye. Motion carried.
Raeelution:
R,Htutien # 97.Z3
ROAD =SIGN== AT YOaT L/M(II
County nell Wlthm tts boundaries I ¢o~w~ur, ty known as YO|I L•ke
WHeReAS. the ruleeml of Yol! Like Country Club navel rlquelted
alltt thl drlvina publi© of the Dolllibi~ty Of rhi~dre~ in Ihll
PaYne County hal • Ilrong OlSlr• to protect 1he levels •nd health
and in p•rtiruta~, thol• Of th• childr•n. NOW THEReFORe ai
County will Dolt th• rol~l. In r•asonsbll Oroximitv of Yol! Lak•
Pi•y" s~ang.
to approve the Resolution as presented. H====s==r seconded.
Moreland, aye. Motion carried.
for Amino=an Public Life be dropped from th== payroll
there are only two employees on the program. American Public
from the Employees Benefits Fair. Daering made the
Public Life that effective July 1 they would no longer ba allowed
premium==, H==sser seconded, Peering, aye; Hess==r, ave;
Carried.
to tour the third floor.
meeting back to order. Deering recommended accepting th==
97-77, Shorts CarDer and 97-76, Custom Painting el the lowest
Seconded. Deering, lye; Hisser, ==ya; Moreland. aye. Motion
pproved for payment:
to 04121107...FY 1996-1997
SERVICES
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SUPPLY
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BELL TBLBPHONE
US
CORp.
CEI~'ER
ICAL CENTER
MEDICAL
FUND
3&VBR,=
PUBLIC SAFBTY
Amoml¢ Raaaon Issued:
25.50 SERVICDS
128.71 SUPPLIES
06.70 SUPPLIES
191.84 MAINTEHAHCE
95.00 BOOKS
13.44 REIMBURSEMENT
432.84 I~INB~ r~gENT
1S4.69 MOOEM
34.11 SUPPLIES
28.44 SUPPLIES
sa.?s CJ~l
71.40 SUPPLIBS
297.14 PUaLICATIONI
266,97 PUBLICATIONS
1320.49 SERVICES
6~1.S0 HAINTENAMCS
2lS.O0 SERVClES
228.00 SUPPLIES
42.65 SUPPLIES
SS.00 HAINT~Ca
40e.21 SERVICES
29842.00SERVICEI
1684.1S BOOK
183.47 SUPSLIBS
2100,28ROCK
I767.7SPiPE
229.37 REIMBURSEMENT
44.71 SUPPLIES
1320.01REPAIRS
799.50 W~BEI~
4795.10DItSBL
SS.2P SERVICES
162,J8 SERVICES
lS10.00COMPUTER
94.00 SUPPLIES
7i.71 SUPPLIES
50.00 SERVICES
48.04 SUPPLIES
138.00 SUPPLIES
188.40 VOUCNE~
90.40 SUPPLIES
1S4.91 REIMaUR$BMENT
69.78 IERVICES
250.00 MAINTENANCE
799.00 SUPPLIBS
343.90 SUPPLIES
s0.go REPAIRS
478.91 SUPPLIES
3S0.00 SERVICES
SHELLY 108 0O TRANSCRIPT
896.19 SERVICES
H. 102.40 SERVICES
R. 233.S) SERVICES
~ISSION 103.46 SERVICES
meeting until Monday, April 28 at 9:00 a.m, The Cha,rman
All members were PrEsent.
orders for Dietriot #1. Ha=ant made the motion to
orders. Dearth9 Hoonded. Dieting, aye; Hisser, ayl;
S Walker, Oklahoma City OK 385.00 ea
505 Portland. Oklahoma City 459.75 aa
Kansas City Me 387.50 ee
Sheriff'e office for ==valuation.
ro=d and bridge ~==me,
q=proved fur payment:
rY 1884-1987
INC •
IERVICE$
CARP.
CORp,
CORp.
¢ORp.
CBNTER
CENTER
Cl~ITBR
INC. /
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'BIrRvIc|B
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IHC.
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TELEPKONB
tQa.s
.~n¢ Reason tssuad:
15.81 IOd~CM BLANKET
174.39 MAINTINANCS
369.SS MOiIL| IlaVlCE!
1S.00 LONG DIST~CE
600.00 MAY RENT
$S.S0 I~CN CD*RO~
74.$0 I~CN CD-RO~
181.50 L~W ~OOKS
61.00 OKLA. DICIaIONS
2.24 T&qVI~ PJ¢IMgPMDqaNT
~45.~? RgD GRILL LIGHTS
10te,?S¢l~Ie TAYLGR
i07.93I~TE HXCHO~i
483.20INMATESWEET
10.00 ~I~B&~COCI~tE~
6S.S2 CONFBReNCE LODGING
330.00 TMAV~L PJ¢IMBURS~41NT
24.00 FBRTILE E~
?56.00 LAB LEARNING KITS
12.77 REFERENCe BOOK
512.79 TV\VCR COMBINATION
32.76 PUBLICATION C~/~ET BID
3S.68 TRAVEL REIMBURSEMENT
104.98 MAINTENANCE AGREIgq~NT
13P.14 TRAVEL P~IMIuastgq~NT
92,24 PD ACTIVATOR
30.29 WIRaLIL~I CHARG|B
21.00 BUI~CRI~ION R~.L
43.25 $tRVICI CALL
147.30 APRIL PI~T C~L-
140.20 CNECKIOEH~T IN JR.YL
II$.S~ SAil l*q~lMq#1162
43740.00TR&l($n~or
6200.00 TPJU($/T~ OF FUNDS
200322.00 ge-l? ~PDROP, FOA II~
34,34 BBRYICE
128.00$TN'UPB
360.02,1~, S~ COLIS~UN
3708.S8 RBPAIR TN~CHOE
149S~.75ASPHALT CHIPS
RSDAY, MAY ZZ
1333 OWEN THOMAS FORD 69.40 TBNIIONtR i IDLER
1334 OUAPAW Co., INC. 3096.22 NI~IL
133S OUAP/U~ CO., INC. 2091.03 m" CRUSHER RUN Momllmd preHnted a proposes from Hickereon Mechanical Service for $625.00, The
1336 rECHNBR PU~P & SUPPLY Be. ?6 WIRE ROPB CLAMP proposes was tO Supply all labor and materiels to change oil in the air conditioner
133'7OKLA. STATe INDUSTRIES 17S.00 DECALS
1338 FECHNER PUMP & SUPPLY 4.SO O*RINGS ¢omprlllOrB. Change out oil filters and change liguid air filters-driers as needed. Moreland
1339 G.W. VA~ KEPPIL C0. 42.59 HOSE AISI~LY ; GRSKETS rlqulSted ti~==t brlikdown on list of Pins, materiels and hours to do job be done. Motion
1340 QUAPAW CO., INC. 957,73 11/2" CRUSHER RUN tO table prong|el for further information was made by Peering, seconded by Hiller. Motion
1341 SUNBELT EOUIPHBHT & SUPPLY Sl?S $4 INTB~KIHG SKECrING carried. Oeering, lye; Hiller, aye;Moreland, aye.
1342 WALMART 75 63 I~ldP, OM BLANKET
1343 CITY or STILLWATER 144,57 UTILITIES
1344 PETROLEUN MARKETERS 170"/6.00 I'JBL TANK S IN$TALLATIOq Morelind Biked the Board table the request puMic appearance by Charlotte McKay, Juvenile
1345 GATEWAY COIq¢,JNICATIONI 6E~1.00 K~xo~ MOBIM¢ ~U~DIOS Services. Moralsno noteD she hiU called ,=no could not De here.
1346 DARR EQUIPMENT CO. 3500.00 LLI~5| PAY~I~I~I
1347 StGHT'N SOUND 399.00 W/VCR ¢OHBO
1348 ~R ~OUIPNINT co. 52~0.oo ~,~SE PAYMEnts Cad Miner. Plyne County Sheriff appeared before the Board to discuss the problem wi}h
126 THOHPSGN, CAROLYN L. 14.%. SSTRAVIL RIINBURaEHENT concerns shout dogs in rural Payne County. He noted that dogs have been chasing ca#de.
127 PAYNE CO. O5U EXTENSION CENTS 20.00 REGISTRATION PER He expressed concerns about the growth of peo~e, kids and animals in the country; the
128 COOPER'S LOCKSMITH 25.00 KEy FOR CABINET
384 OK'LA STATE DBPT. or HEALTH20016.34PAYBOLL problem will not be getting better. Hiner recommended contracting with cities and tuWnl to
33638~ CUSHINGPULLNET OOFg~JNICATIONSDAILy CITIZEN 6S.25" 9400 NOTICeD'MAIL TO BIDDERS handle PrOblems, After discus=lion the Board timid the ms=tSar for further information.
387 POSTMASTER 340.00 POIT~E
388 LONG DISTANCE SAVERS 594.91 LONG DIST)~E Moreland presented 8 Resolution of Donation from Mike and Doris RobS=son. The Robison'8,
389 A T i T WIRELESS SERVICES 20.39 LONG DIS'I')~ICB have donated $272.00 for gravel. Motion to accept donation from Mike and Dodl RoMcon
390 FOWLER, DELORIS sea. 48 Ng~ING SBBVtrES Wll mldl by Deering, laconded by Hnler. Motion carried. Dieting. aye; Hisser,
391 OKLA. STATE DEPT. OF HEALTH?25.40 REIHBUB. PHYSI. SERVICE8 lYe;Moreland, aye.
392 FULLNET COI~tl~eICATXOt~S 82. $0 DIALUP gUA~TERLY cIe~GEI "
393 ~e~I~RICAN PAGING. INC. $3. £0 PAGING SBRVICES Stewart PrRsented == mlmorlndum to remover • chest freezer from the inventory of the
39431OKLA.cITY OpDEPT'ITILLWATIROr NUF, R/¢ $BRVI¢BS 112.6135" 20 MAYIrrXLITIII¢IB¢UIT SYSTEM Sheriff. The freezer will be junked. Motion to remove freezer from inventory we== mide by
32 OIC',J.. NATURAL GAS 37.00 GAS US~GB Deering, saconged by Hespar. Motion Clrried, Dolring, eye; Hisser, aya;Morallnd, aye.
33 WESTCOTT CO~NICATION5 288.00 ~BTN SERVICES FOR MAY
3234 AA TT && TT WIRELIssWIRELESS SER~I¢ItsSERVI~ES 304.03.0058 rE~LUIJ~I~.aRIBICH~GSSpoR PNONB Stewlll; grteented I Iunlmonl CJ97.194, Community Bank vs. Kenneth F. Jamee sial.
3 HI-TECH SERVICSS P 130.00 CANON PC,-70 EA~TRIDGKS MorelBnd noted the lumnlonl wOUld be forwarded to the District Attorney for inlwer.
297 O.S.E.E.G.I.P 194.97 NARCM & APRIL TTD PA~'HENT
298 DENTICARE OP OKLAHOHA, iNC.26.00 ~O~N s A~RIL ~TD PATMENT Moraiend Prlllflted I Pro¢~lmltton ProCietmin9 the weaker M==y 11 as= Oklahom~
299 VISION IERVICI PLA/I $.15 I~CK s APRIL TTO PA~ CooNrotive ERtlmtion Week.
300 COLONIAL LIFI & A¢CIDEHT 32.75 I~ACN 6 APRI.L TTD PAYMENT
301 ROBINSON, JOHN N. I82.40 Ve~RCM & A~AZL 2"~D PATHENT
302 ANDERSON, RICHARD A. 32.29 AIT SETTLEHENT ~Nhlrala the Smith.Lever Act, tigned on Mly 8 1914, created #hi notional
303 1ATTLBS, CHARLEY M. 610. $1 AIT Sa'rl'Ll~lfl' Cooporottye ExtensiOn Syltem, == thral-Way Pertnerehip of federal, Irate lnd courtW
304 BLAIR, CONMI| E. 1394.00 ~tT SC[~LIL~ENT goyemmlnt ¢lllted tO ixtend knowledge from the land grant university to the
306305 SRUNKEN,soao RAYHONDK~ Y. 2522,37.0363 AITAIT SI:T'I'LHNTSlTTL~HENTOItiZenl of the m lind Wllaral8 the week of May 1119976. hll Lien declMid
307 COO~ RIC~Y L. 737.84 AIT SETTL~NT OIdBhOml COOPOrotJYe Extan81on Week, Ind t~/htralI through education progrom,i in
308 DRY, CHESTER O. 503.33 AIT si~IJI;l¢ll;lrr Igriru|tura, homo I¢onomlca. Nral dlveloPmlnt, and 4-H youth davelopmlmt, the
309 G,~RETT, LONSB'~I'A P. lgT. 64 AST I¢fffJ, NEHT Oldlhornl Cool~'ttivl Ext~eton Sorvk:l, operating through and on behelf of
310 GOSNEY. NAOMI N. 942.33 AIT eBTTLBHINT Oklahoma Stere University, improved #hi liye8 of the people of Oldahomi and
311 GROOM, CLEON. 7232.40 AIT BI~I'TLZIqENT
312 ItA~Ey, 6ETT¥ JO.-~q $3.31 AZT SI'I"rLHNT Wheraiao grograml in agriculture have allowed Oklahoms'l farmere Ind rarlchOrl to
• 313JIMIION, DORIS 4012. IBAIT IITTLEPJ~T take edvlntagt of raeeerrh from the Oklahoma Agricultural Experiment Station,
314 MATLOCK, J'ANB! L. 92S. 34 A|T SB~Li~V, IN? OkJihornl Stile Uniyerlity end other lind-grant univerlitiel and Wh~pal programs
316315 HURRON,NESS, SANDRAKBNNSTHM. C. 396.BS$?* {9 AITAI~ $1'FPLr.HINTBETTLINENT in home economic have improved flmliy IJfl. nutrition, fJtnisl Ind conlumif
32.7 RAINI. NT~qCY &. 2S. 14 AZT BgTTLHNT kttewl~l ~Ylong OklBhomlnl, ~ Whereas program== tn rural development have
318 ROSE, o~couI! L. 1751.52 AIT ltTTLrJ~NT Dr~ttod grlltM oPPOrtunities for aconomic development and have reeult~KI in
319 S,~DERS. N~J~OLD T. 926.35 AIT IB1"rLrMENT improved ¢ommunity strvicel Ind ~Nllorill program== in 4-H your dlveiol:~nent hiye
320321 5TE~ART.sTITEI. RuTHCORA LEE 337.$4129" lS AITAIT $B?"FLEMENTIBTTLBPI~N? taught life 8kills tO thOullndl Of OIdlhOml youth and given them the opportunity tO
322 HAY' $ DRUG STORES, INC. 6.42 JOSHUA SlAi.ES Ite~lfit shier communities. Beeume IEsderlhip role==, and become responsible,
323 STILLi¢I.TER HaoIcAL CENTRe213, IS ,tOIHUA SIRIUS IbrOdvotivo oitlzlns. Now Therefore Be It REsolved that the week of May 111997
324 KELLY, FP-J~K R. 232.91 TtD P&YI~B be 4ts~lnoted Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Week in honor of the dedlclted
9 PREEDON PJ~¢H, tNC. 10212. S0 rEI~RU&aY COUNlaLING " INKvkte Of ~ 8teff Ind volunteer8 who mike up the Oklahoma Cooperative
8 DISTRICT ATTORNBY'! COUNCIL1900,4S PERSON~ BB~ICBS
60 GROCERY SUPPLY CO, 324.$1 00~gqlEBARY F.xterlsion Servia.
61 ORO¢IRY SUPPLY ¢O. 430.37 ¢O~4IBS&Ry
62 GROCERY SUPPLY CO. - 3S4.13 ¢OmBIB$&RY Motion to IPl~ve reeolution ES pralanted Wll ms=de by Dieting, seconded by Hiller.
3 0ISTRICT A1"roR~I;Y'S CgVlt¢IL $774.14 P'I'ATIAZ. $.~Y MOtiOn Parded. Oeerlng, lye; Heeeer, eye;Moreland. =lye. . .
Deering made the motion to adjourn. Hoaeor seconded. Dieting, oyg; Heeler, aYE
Moreland. lye. Motion carried.
i iii i i
The Payne County Board of Commissioners met in a regular meeting MOnday, May 8, 1897
Notice of the meeting was ms=de bv POsting an agenda et room 101, Courthouse, Stillwoter
OK on Friday. May 1 1997. The following were present: Cld MoralBnd, Chairman; Bill
Peering Vice-Chairm==n: Gloria HRsser, Member; Core Stewart. D~puty County Clerk.
The Ch==irman called the meeting to order Bt 9:00 A.M. by ChBirman Moreland. Moreland
recessed th== Comm.ssion meetmg to attend the Excise 8oard meeting.
new bulinBBi Moreland noted he'hed be*n contected by Sh==w~ Kelly-who works for
KSPI ~ Kulh rd~llg ~bOut I CimerrOn blluttficBtion project. Kelly needed Is=ist==nca from
the County on determining the number of acpal~Es to th== Cimsrron River Ind get blck with
infomletlon to him. Kelly ellm noted that if Payne County knew of any iliegel dumpa along
the CimerrOn River they would cieac them up.
More=end racessed the meeting It 11:20 A.M.
MOrelBnd relied the meBttog back to order 8t 11:30 A.M. Moreland recommended the low
bid from Stuart Wholeeele for bid 97-94. Deering made the motion to accept the
ra¢ommendet~n Is= =submitted. Hisser seconded. Deering, =lye; He=seer, aye; Moreland,
lyt. Motion cerrlll.
The following putl~hepa Orders were =apProved for P==vment:
Moralend calie¢~ the meeting back to order at 10:00 A.M.
Cora Lee Stewart, Assistant PurchEsing Agent presented the following bide
BID #97-78FENCE PROJECT- STILLWATER COUNTY HEALTH DEPT
I. Anson Fence Come=any. $2812,50
Rt. 3 Box 173
Perry, OK 73077
2. Davis Equ,pmant #2483.00
3. O==kl==y Fence Compenv $2398,00
2504 East 6th
• Stillweter, OK 74075
4. Latham Construct enter-- $4900.00
2324 W, 8th
Stillw==rar. OK 74076
BID #97-79REMODELING ,PROJECT-STILLWATER HEALTH DEPT,
1, Lathlm Con==truotion # 101S§.O0
2324 W. 8th
Stillwlter, OK 74078
2. Alexander Construction Co. #10879.g0
P.O. BOx 1631
Stillw==ter. OK 74076
3. Meridian Construotion CO. #13813.00
801 S. Main, Suite 15
Stillwater. OK 74074
BID #g7-80REMODELING PROJECT.CUSHING HEALTH DEPT
I. -Aiex==nder Construction Co.
P,O. 8ox 1631
Stillw==ter, OK 74076
$299S5.00
BID #g7-93PREMIUM RIBBONS-FAIRBOARD
1. Ad Pro nb
5225 N. Sh==rt==l
Oklahoma City, OK 73118
2. Deeringer Printers Bids on File
605 S. L*wis
Stiliwator. OK 74074
3. Fair Publisilln9 HOUSe BtdJ On File
18 Schsule Ave.
Norwl[k. OH
4. STAATS Custom Awerdl aids on RIB
P.O' Sex 678
Mr. Pleeeent, Iowa $2641
BID #97-94USED TRUCK REBID-OISTRICT #3
I. Stewart Whot*saIB $2131§,00
14707 Valley View Road
Shawnee, OK 74801
2. Frontier IntemltiOnBI Trucks $24307,00
P.O. BOx 3866
TUIII, OK 74121
App£oved OS/05/97 ¢o 05105/97...FY 1996-1997
GBNE~ PUND
Wa~l Ieeuod To:
3207 AM OPPtO| BUPPLY
320e ~ OPFS¢I EVPPLY
S30e J~ OFF|rE ]aPPLY
2210 AT & T
3:~11BT3LM~ATeR N~WSPRllSS
321E ~RaM OLINICE, IHC.
3213 b/~lU~ CLINIC|, %HC.
3214 AqD|~, NATHAN G.
3215 MI¢lO I~kRBNOUSS
3216;PIE)TO PRINT CllNTBR
3217 ITJ~N'$ orrIcB MAAT
3211 lt~N¢OCK FAPAICS
3211)¢0otlEIt, ALISDA
3220 OIO,~, BTATE UNIVeR'SITY
3221 DATA PLtX ¢ORfO~TION
3222 COI~ECTING POINT CONPUTER
3223 ILq| BYSTENS, IN(:.
3224 FII~'S orPtcE 14~qT
322S FEWrOW'S OPFICi H~qT
3226 PtKTON*S OPPIrB ~JUqT
322? PENTON'S OFPIClC I~T
3228 SgHOGL SPB¢I~LTY. tNC.
322e PENTOH'S OPPlCB l~qT
3230 MAIGNT. KIHBBALY D.
3231 CI,~RK, LORRBMA H.
3232 TA~Lm~. ~ItOJ~U~ G.
3233 MUllEIn, Lisa s.
3~34 HUPP~, BUeAN K.
3~3i Igu~,~Wlt E.
315e
3~37 B~ TI.U ~. S.
3235 ~*B O/I~Z¢B MART
323e PAt~K| ¢Oo III~ INSU~NI¢!
3~40 PlRKINB ~OURNJ~
3241 BTILMrATEA N~WBPRBSS
3242 eke. PEP?, OF VO-TECH
32¢2 CITY O~ STZLLM~TE0
3244 POBTMUTER
3245 $OUI~W~llT|U BELL TELEPHONE
3248 A T s T
324? PAYI~4 CO. TR~URER
3240 MON'B oPrI¢a IqqRT
3248 EG~r~RY ¢OICrORT
3250 ¢OMPOYCOPY ¢IU~rER
3~$1 ~T~LLM~TIR NNPRESB
32S2 aOUTI~tlITIIUI DILL TtL~PHOH~
32S3 A T S T
32S4 CITY O~ ETILLW~TER
3235 8KS PLUS, IN¢,
2255 JI~qlB JONBB/BOONBR AIRGAi
HIGHI~kY CRJIN
1396 ¢~;U~¥, VlVlAN I.
1207 DE~R|NG. |IM~ E.
139llblSTER, CA~IJ4 J.
1399 KOLS, ~OllEP~ C.
1400 AVERT PEST ELZNXNATZON
1401 QU~P~ ¢O., t~.
1402 aTI~TaR HIF~BPRI$1
1403 ~ J~UIPP~ CO.
1404 B~TBPJI OILL TBLBPHONB
140S A T a T
t¢06 NORTHEIIM EOUIPMENT
1407 $TI~.,t~ATER KB~PR|Sl
14Oil PJ~LRGU Y~
140g A T a T
KIUM,21~ DEPJUR~ll~
295 IqCI~IAT, ROBEATA
391 STI~Lli~TaA MEDICAL'CENTER
IIRO|N 'AONIWlGHllDICAL
~ll~RICARI COMPLETB CARS, INC,
399 O1~. ST;~'B 9ai~, or KEALTN
¢00 eTt~UK~T~RNI~SPflEES
401 J~OOK, J~CK
402 rtT~ OF ~TILMOcTER
4g] sg~ ~LL T~LaPHON~
494 SO~T~ |aLL WIRELESS
40¢ stlwxc1$/mva~ll
40? |OUS~ft~|P~ DILL TBLEPNON¢
4St IO~ll.fflt~t |I~L TEL|PHOR!
499 g.9. ~J~, I|RYlCB
IlteAIPP tEaVICI 111
AIaOUhC Reason Ilsued~
llg.00 HEADSET
69.70 TONER
114.00 ADAPTBR
267.96 SSRVICES
30.36 PUBLICATION
116.00 SERVICES
23.00 SERVICES
471,24 .REIMBORSEMENT
272,57 ~ERVICES
- 167.53SLIDES
94.40 SUPPLIES
19.95 BOOK
320.00 SERVICES
400.00 POSTAGE
$1.67 SERVICES
60.00 SERVICES
67.00 TONER
5.36 SUPPLIES
12.60 SUPPLIES
24.90 SUPPLIES
17.68 SUPPLIES
19.g4 SUPPLIES
11.46 SUPPLIES
5.67 REIMaURS~MENT
4.61 REIMBURSZMENT
3,20 AEINI~I~
154.80 aEIMBUR$1~IEII~
S.BT REINeuuI~Ile?
S, 6? ~IMBURUNmT
¢. 61 ItlIMBURSI~47J~
4. Sl RiIMBtmSI~g~BT
123.00 SUPlLIEI
3S33.00 TR&NI~R
281.$8 PUBLICATION
32S.ll PUBLtCATION
le00.00 LEASE,.
4774.?0 UTILitiES
9000.00 POST~B
799.25 IBRVICES
496.4S SEIVIC|$
S00.00 POITAGE
?4,00 ~3NER
42S.70 REPAIRS
3,73 C&RDS
34.13 PUBLICATIONS
34.33 S~RVICEI
• - 44.31 SERVICES
1301.65 UTILITIEI
10.00 SERVICES
90.00 LEA~8
67,72 RBIHBURSE~NT.
189.74 REtHBURSEMEHT
S,4S ~BINauRs~eaNT
IS,04 RSZM~URSF~ENT
25.00 S~RVICES
2923,34 ROCK
£0.$2 PUBLICATIONS
19SS.TS SERVICED
130.S9 SERVICE5
132.84 SERVICE!
306.88 PRAT!
30.95 PUBLICATIONS
484.41 DECKING
18.02 SERVICE!
99.¢0 RBIHBURSEMENT
?S,00 SERVICES
823.43 SUPPLIES
$94.00 SERVICES
$20.36 SUPPLIES
81.22 PUBLICATIONS
t7S.O0 RENT
$70.91 UTILITIES
220.41 IERVICES
24~.31 eS~VICES
159.44 IBRVIcES
86.23 SERVICES
28.t0 SERVICES
216.53 SERVICES
S00.00 POITAO¢
.3S ~|'~ IK~ aIHD|HG CO. 338.00 SUPPLIES
Bida were remanded to the purrhljing agent for consideration 6y k~roprtlte offioB. 36 INIILTOlt ¢~I~J~tIolts 6.6? SUPPLIES
3? eOUTHt~11~ gaLL TELIPHONa 53.65SERVlCBS
Stewart preNnted thl minutes of ma previous meotlno. ~eering mlKle the m~tion to acoept $ll~Nll BILL TIr, I,E1PHOKB ?. 9SSERVICES
the minutes il prll~NltqKI. His=sir ==emonded. MOtiOn ~Mded. Oeed~, iyl; HISSer. 39 A T S ? S.01 SERVICES
4g ~I~N BILL TELIPHONB 48.89SERVtCES
33 STILE TAG ~EMC~ 12.00SERVtC~q
Bernice Mitchell, Election Board SBcratery, ~KklreeSed tl~ aOMd. Mit~hlli noted M~I wee ~ 3¢ ITIM, MRTIR TAG RGENCY 12.00SERVICES
tO work 89eln with the County. Mitchell presented 8 rlquest for fund8 from the 9or~r~ HICI~311 LIIN
4 ~*E Ot~rl¢l~ lq~JtT 122.¢5SUPPLIES
fund in the amount of # 1704.8B. The funds wore to supplement plyroll for vacotMn houri S|Lr INIURANC| FUND
paid to en employee. 32S o.$.|.l.G, I.P. 6O. 60PR~tUHS
32S OINTI~E OP O~, IH¢. Lg.00 PR£Mt~S
Moreland presented the following utility permit: 32? VlS|ON SBRVIEE 9L.~q 9.15 PREMILr~4$
328 KELLy, PI~NK R. 14s.0eSERVICES
32g ROP|NION, JOHN H. 114.24REIMBURSEMENT
Oklahoma Natural Gas=: 2" line parallel N/S ro4d St 32nd ind Sengra; Sac 32.19N.E. 330 TIIV~ ~Ig, 9. BRENT 175.00SERVZCES
331 J~e~ Iq.D., CALVIN 100.94SERVlCE5
Motion to IPprovt the permit 08 wla made by Oeortng, HBSlor sicOndBd, MotiOn Parried, ~ ~ the motion to i~ljourn. Heeler laconded. Deering, aye; Hiller° lyl;
Deedng, aye; HESSer, Syl;Moreland. aye. Momlon4, II~h MotIorl riffled,
Stewart presented B transfer of i~lXOprla~Otlt; Health De~nt capitol Outlgy tO ~Ite~n~
m dpaB # 0.000.00, M On to ¢em trm f ee W= mtod medg by by
Heeser. Motion Parried. Oeedng, lye; Hisser, aye;Morldand, BYe,
Stewart presented the following cash oppropr~8: Law Library, 3318.60; Sheriff Service
Fee, 2737.71; DA Narcotic Control. 5774.14; DA Vk:tims AtivOCacy, 1800.45; OA GrBnt
Drug & Alcohol, 10212.50: Sheriff commtenry. 1139.10.
Motion to iOCBpt the Palh appropriation8 8S presented wBB made by Oeerlng. Seconded by
Helpar. Motion Paffied. Deenng, lyl; HesIor, eye;Moreland, iyt
Stewart preeented btlnklt purrhBpa Ordert for Otlt~ #3. Stewart Stone $S.000.00;
Ouapsw 18,000.00. Motion tO approve bi~ purrhapa order8 WlS mlKIi by t~NNIrtng,
seconded by Huler. Motion carried. Peering, IWe; HtSler, ly~;Morliergl, lye
Stewlrt presented purrhue order #4180 tO SChO~ SPe¢ielty to be diUliowerl. Cte~t wee
received to offset purch==l(ll, Motion tO dleell~w Wll aide by Deiting, Paconded by HISSer.
Motion carried. Deering. eye; Hisser, ayB;Moraiend0 Syt
Stew=art presented monthly reports: County Clerk. Collections, 30533.20; Consumable Item
Inventory for District#l, 12533.00. Motion tO Ipprove monthly reporte 80 praeonted
made by Dieting. Heseer seconded ths motion. Motion carried. Oeering, lye; HIIIM,
lye; Moraiend, ==ye+
Moreiend preeonted II road lign request from Jkn ind Nedre M¢ieuohlin, ThBy hevl
requested appropriate h)ld limit signl to bl Kited On 44th st~t betv, qNNt ~t~
Range rOIdl, The chip Ind leel roll tl lhPw~9 ~ llrlln of trlffi¢ 4PAl will not
heavy Ioedl. Moreland recommended 1 $ Toh BNI eateed mBt the ~ Win not 01k'ly he/vy
folds. Morelond Iteted he lU~Iortl the raq~It. Helllr mlckl the moti~ tO ri~el#t 15 ton
load limits lignl bl pltrad oll the rolKI llS requelted. Deerinl lacondld. Motion clrtied,
Oeering, aye; Hisser, ayl;Morellnd, ayB.
Moreland received e litter from ERstern Oklahoma YOuth Strvi¢tt tgr e requelt to ra~ the
contract for tht next tiecel year. The Board tabled the request for fvl'tlter iofo~mlltion and
District Attorney ipprovsl,
County Clerk
iowa Tdbe provides noon meals for elders
The Iowa Tribe Nutrition Center will be closed Monday, May
26 because of Memorial Day but will be open on Tuesday, May 27.
The Iowa Tribe provides a noon meal for elders and disabled
member= living with elders through the Title VI senior nutrition
program at Whitecloud and through home delivery. For more in-
formation or menu reservations, contact Elyse Gordon, Nutrition
Specialist, at 547-5407.
Transportation will be provided Wednesday, May 26 for doctor
appointments in Pawnee and for shopping in Stillwater on Friday,
May 29.
The menu for Tuesday, May 27 consists of meat loaf, mashed
potatoes with ravy, peas and carrots, biscuits and fruit cocktail for
de ert Wednesday's lunch will be corn soup, green beans, fry
bread, and pineapple upside down cake for dessert. On Thursday,
May 29, salmon patties, macaroni and cheese, spinach, and
applesauce cake for dessert; Friday, May 39--chicken and dump-
[in@, biscuits, green beans, and pineapple for dessert.
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