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side ent Bobby Joe Niles,
at Perkins-Tryon
dhl Sch°°l, has been
rtant (!, a President's Lead-
,sseuO ouncil Scholarship
dep ,4"1995 at Oklahoma
niversity-
bee $1,500 scholarship
!ed Upon academic
i('k i ment, leadership po-
)rv i. c! will serve on the
re (li t's Leadership Coun-
gis cn is both an honor-
a working organiza-
122 enterm fr
• " g esh-
adents have been cho-
this award, according
trice of the Vice Presi-
Student SelTices.
is the son of Jim E,
1994 graduate Brent
Niles chosen for OSU
President s Leadership
Council.
Niles and Theresa Shearer
Niles of Route 1, Perkins. He
plans to major in journalism
at OSU.
Helen Marler, librarian of Perkins (Thomas-
rite) Public Library and board members Erma
alas and Carol Acuff, attended a workshop held
ust 24, in Ponca City on collection development.
workshop co-sponsored by the Ponca City Public
ary and the Oklahoma Department of Libraries,
Jred an introduction to the planned management
xrent effective, useful library materials. Theresa
son, collection development coordinator for the
.Library System, presented the program.
-- i th automation playing a key role in Oklahoma's
libraries, librarians strive to constantly reas-
] their collection policies and working standards.
,| Helen Marler said, "with inter-library loan, tight
ets and shortage of space, this workshop gave us
kt Pp°rtunity to look at what we should put in and
we should take out of our collection to better
the public.
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TO THE
To the editor:
I hope you print this as it is true.
I think your paper, The Perkins Progress, is a good thing
for the city and we agree with you on a lot of things that
comes up in the city like bicycle riders on the sidewalks
should be taken off the streets. Also people have a bad
habit of parking double on the streets and skate boarding
on the sidewalks should be stopped also on the account of
protecting our older folks who can't hear good or see good
either.
Teenagers don't pay any attention to their speeding on
streets an have loud mufflers that wake up people who
work for a living. Also you can't get no help from the police
station when you call them unless you call the cafe and ask
for" them, or after 12 O'clock till 8 call the pawnshop-you
might find them there or one of them at least is usually
there.
We the people think Perkins should have about ten time
clocks installed at different locations in town for the police
to punch out their time on. It would be a lot better than it
is nov,-.
We the people would also appreciate if the city council
would have a 4-way stop sign at the bank cornet" and Del-
Mar's. When I bought groceries at the store the other day I
was going home from the store and couldn't get through on
the street running north around from the post office on
account of double parking teenagers necking and also four
bicycles was parked in the street.
So, we ask for better police protection in Perkins
Signed/ Bob Steele, Perkins
Dear Mr. Clarks
Thank you so much for the free copies of The Perkins
Progress we have received in the past. Such a delightful
paper - we can't inmgine doing without it .... enclosed is check
to subscribe for a year ....
Just recently when I was voting I learned that Bea
Clark was your mother. A lovely lady with whom I worked
several years in Veterinary Medicine. A few months before
she became ill I went into the Perkins Library and got to
visit with her - I did not know she worked there and had
not seen her for many, many, years.
We have been so thrilled with Pistol Pete's story be-
cause I came from Bartlesville area and lived about two
miles from the Caney River and can relate to many of the
stories. In fact, we roamed a lot over the Osage Hills and
visit the old Stokes grave yard...I must meet Elizabeth Wise
someday..,I love her articles reminds me my (,arl (law
in Dewey.
Your paper is the best (:tte in all lhe country, ke ,p up
the good work
Thanks again
signedt Kathh,en Purdum mJtb
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