Shultz, superintendent of Indian Meridian Area Vocational-Technical
Bernie deBond for the burning of the bond that provided the initial fund-
SChool's construction in 1975. The celebration is slated for 2 p.m., August 18, at Indian Meridian,
Sangre Road, Stillwater. The public is invited to share in the celebration.
0F DAM
- Cecil Bearden,
Inspector who be-
am unsafe, has
city lake dam here
95 really unsafe
State. The city lake
in 1938 under a
and is said to be
than most. About
spent 12 years ago
and dam.
thought the dam
condition and the
was the
of any unsafe con-
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Mr. Hrencher
MAYOR RESIGNS
BARNSDALL - C. Ed Brown
has resigned because of lack of
action by the city board to
alleviate damages to the Lake
Waxhoma dam which has been
determined to be the state's
most dangerous dam. Brown
said the town board is liable if
they do not make repairs.
15 BLOCKS TO
BE OVERLAYED
DAVENPORT Quapaw
Company was the low bidder at
$28.65 per ton for asphaltic
overlay which will be used to
overlay 15 blocks of city
streets. The city board had
budgeted $25,000 for the
project.
The Perkins Journal
LINCOLN COUNTL4JqS
TURN DOWN ROAD TAX
CHANDLER - Lincoln Coun-
tians turned down, 823 to 1189,
a proposal for a one cent coun-
ty sales tax which would have
been used to upgrade county
roads. A similar proposal in
Pottawatomie county went
down to an even larger percen-
tage of defeat.
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BARBER OBSERVES
40TH BIRTHDAY
COLLINSVILLE Jim
Owens, the town barber, was
honored on his 40th birthday
when employees of the hair styl-
ing shop presented him with an
invalid's walker, a prune bou-
quet, and a basket of remedies
for ailing digestion, including a
I IIII
Thursday, AuSuJt II~, ilM6 -- tPA(Ij~ l 1,
poster stating, '2,ordy! The Oie
Man is 401"
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CRESCENT MANAGER 18
TALKING CURBS
CRESCENT - Fred Lamb is
Crescent's new city manaser
and said he would like to see
curbs and gutters installed for
three reasons: L Help with
drainage. 2. Provide a place for
the pavement to stop inmtead oG
deteriorating. 3. Improve the
property values. Lamb is S nat-
ive of New York, but an Okte by
choice. He has been running a
private menasement eomultant
firm in Norma He has had
seven years in city and state
government work.
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