in The Perkins Journal Thursday, Oct. 27,
L 1 time)
Commissioners Proceedings
PCORO OF THE POOCI[OIRGS OF THE IETING OF THE
PAVIE I OF ¢OF/IISSIOHIRS
s felloNIng proceedings will he precantod to the Nelrd of Cmty Cgmmlselmlrs
iS Itlmltas at the next meting on October ], 1977.
t Iklrd of County €olelssloners met In a resuelr mtlng Prlday, Soptamber ]10,
follonJng era present:
Pbert: Ulysses [. Cruaen, Chelrmn
Bob Mite, VIca-¢Ntlnun
Oruel Neyfleld, Renber
Others: Llnda G. Atlensworth, Cotmty Clerk
Battle Wilson, Reportar
Called the amoctln 0 to order it 9:00 I.n. The proceedings of the
I held Septaauer 26, 1977, were presented. A correction was nmde en page
ppragrpph In the remount of the Rerns €onstructiOn bid. The bid ms In
of $6,223.]5, not $,1t]6.00. Rr. MIta nede I notion to ppprove the
corrected. Mr. IyfleId seccmded the notion. The notion carried
following votes being celt:
Hayfield: aye
Mite: lye
! Crulln: ayl
lpproved the request for the iIIocatlon of the following cash funds
ted to the Excise d:
lerles, SI,2)0.00
sellrles, $]0,000.00
travel, $960.9E
0, $8,o00.oo
0 $12,234.71
tt&O $20,9.50
Crucan stated he would like the minutes to reflect the CAP organization
the county to put up $2,700.00 for a transportatlen progren, which
Organization could receive $17,000.00 matching funds. This Is to correct
set of mtnutes. Hr. nite end Hr. Hayfield stated they would like to
| fermi1 request with details from the CAP organization.
ht11, Civil Defense Director, presented the board with the annual report
offices regarding the planning and objectives of the local Civil
t Operations. The Ixrd had no objections to the report and the cirmn
the form•
County Extension Director, presented the board with the renewal
with the OSU Extension office. Hr. tyfleld made a motion that we approve
for the pertod beginning July l, 1977, and thru June 30, 1978, between
taent Of Agrlculture and Applied Science as Agent for and On behalf of the
Extension Service and the United States Oepartnent of Agriculture. This Is a
between the Imard just stated and the Board of County Commissioners of Payne
0klllhe,a. Hr. White seconded the motion. The motion curried with the follwlng
Hayfield: aye
/hite: aye
Cruzan: aye
Cruzan presented i letter which has been drawn as a draft for Payne County
the rental of the lease of the Booker T. Washington School in Cushing,
CAP organitation. Hr. Hayfield agreed to contact the home office of CAP and
qltter. The poard agreed to this action. '
Cruzan stated he has received more informaton regarding the open meeting
Cruzan reviewed information he was given at the recent County Commissioners
After discusson, Hr. Reyfield made a motion that the board file with
Clerk a schedule of meetings setting OUt the regularmaetlngs of the board
on the fTrst Honday, third I:day+ and last worklng day of the rrnth.
seconded the motion. The motion carried with the following votes being cast:
Hayfield: aye
Vhite; aye
Cruzan: aye
heyfletd presented a letter from Ilors Elevator Sarvlco cotl fylng the
e change of ham to Boers Eleuetor Sales, Service S ASPPlr, Inc. gl
board to execute I new contract In the se Imoenec the prior
Hr. Klfffleld rode a entl that the beard execute the coctract with
Sarvlce $ BOpoIr, Inc., for repoIrs end Carvlca of the
In the Pne COunty Courthouse. Hr. nlta secmlded the motion. The
Carried wlth the following votes being cast:
#4ayfleld: aye
White: aye
Cruzan: aye
. hllte reported the chip & sell program has been completed with more than
s surfaces.
Idhlto stated he has asked RerrelI Recklenburg, County Surveyor, to Investl
Posslhllltof federal funds for a bridge on Hehen reed. Hr. Whita stated
€ould neke it Gsslble to widen the present one Iene bridge to to lanes.
Crucan stated he felt Peyne County ts not receiving the full benefits of
programs. Hr. CruZen stated he felt the €ounty could receive more fund
I ire at least two progrm In existence at this tten. Hr. White and Hr.
they have eppllcetiohs In on both progrm.
BOard approved the allo¢.etlon of al¢ohellc bverag tax In the imount of
for I recess at IO:02 a.a. The C4lr coiled the methp
S Order at IO:lO a.m.
claim were presented and approved for payment:
fiscal year
High, ely Cash:
Sooner Ford supplies. O/]
fiscal year
Harrison Clectrlc supplies, C.D.
IDH service, Run.
l service, Elect. BO.
Comerclal Chemical Coqny service, Gen.
Hontgomery Wards service, C.D.
Shldier's Photo-Craft film, Assessor
Hobilfone Service service C.D.
Uited Industrial Sales supplies, Sheriff
Alexander Hfg. Co. supplies, Sheriff
Dr. N. O. Beau€hemp service, Sheriff
Southwestern Bell service, Sheriff
Stlllwater Publlshingcompny publication, Sheriff
C. R. Anthony CO, supplies, Cheriff
Frank Phillips reimbursement, Sheriff
frontier Printers supplies, Assessor
Hcarne Brothers map, Sheriff
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co+ service, U.A.
Learning subscription, Supt.
Joe H. Hastings per diem, Excise Doard
Luster F. Smith
Pay T. HcLauPy "
District Attorney% Tratngingcoordinatton
Council
John Long
Orval N. Hyfield
Nursing 77
Faye S. Dawson
Joe H. Staley
Jack Stark
Herte Stokes
Hike Gay
Carl Hlner
Bill Evans
el Bounds
|ill EIlington
Ruth Stark
salary, DA
service, Den.
travel, I.
publicatJon. H.U.
travel, Supt.
travel, Sheriff
12.65
1521.25
]).14
57.54
650.02
5030
SB.O8
40.00
589.1O
28.50
1].00
].00
20.84
12.60
910.82
69.05
131.00
154.18
10.00
150.00
150.00
150.00
10850.00
1015.00
125.00
I].50
111.17
56.;0
39.75
I55.45
126J+5
164.70
285.9O
175.80
212.85
62.85
Frank Phi I Iips
HIIdred Starks
Llnde G. Allensworth
Hospital Products
Histleton Express
Sreer-RusseH Exterminating Co.
Gibson Products Coat,any
Brain's Printers
NObert C. Gum
Craig Carmain
Russell Couch
Kenneth C3)be I l
Jack D. Shorter
Liles A. Easley
kipley Public Schools
Ruth Stark
AUrea Esple CoUP
Pay Hanson
Frank Phillips
Jack Stark
Joe Staley
BIH El iington
Bi I t Evans
Hol Bounds
Carl Nlner
II Ryan
Josephine Hyors
Joretta Gillette
Andrea Hor I nek
Anna J. Hurnan
Jnita B. Hence
Ulysses E. Crucan
0rval R. heyfield
BOb White
R. Buena I:Vey
vid U. Pace
Iktty W. Deh+ms
Jenlce L. Sharkey
Othe A. Horrlson
Nrilyn J. French
Linde G. Allensvorth
Shirr I Huslck
Frenkle Evans
Kelly rley
Paye Lynn Nansen
Faye S. De,sen
Jeckle ¢Coams
NI dred P Starks
G. German
H. Hercer
,inde S. Thrasher
L. 14ol land
Reckl enburg
I. Jarvls
le H. Shirley
Hul I endore
Iron G. am
H. Ness
Griffin
Hul 1endure
da selph
Jo Charles
Tel lay
R. Iher
le Lee Hagler
;off
aid Twoguns
Lorett
Karquez
Lane
Crengor
O GroC
Sadler
• C. selso
travel. Sheriff 129.00
travel. Assessor 125.00
travel. County Clerk 16.80
spplles, X.U. )7.78
14.
service, H.U. 62.50
supplies, H.U. 16.55
48.56
travel, Revaluation 26.55
)O.OO
" 49.20
9.00
16.56
IO.92
services. R.S., Velfare 40.00
salary, Sheriff 800.40
6SO.DO
625.00
1000.50
500.5
800.40
800.40
" 800.0
" 800.40
" 800.40
salary, Treasurer 1000.50
" 650.00
6.00
600.00
580.00
*' 580.00
Celery, Commissioner 1000.50
100e.0
1000.50
salary, Ext. 670.00
5]0.00
" 627.00
" 590.00
548.00
442.00
salary, County Clerk I 1000.50
" 650.00
*' 580.00
" 580.00
salary, County Clerk, PT 250.00
salary, Supt. Schools 00.50
" 6.00
salary, Assessor 10OO.50
" 650.00
" 600.00
" 580.00
" 650.00
salary, Surveyor 120.00
Celery, Court Clerk 1000.50
65o.0o
" SO.00
" 5.00
" 5110.00
'+ 650.00
" 600.00
salary, Commissioners 705.00
salary, Elect. Sd. 417.50
" 675.00
salary, Bldg. Engr. 62.00
salary, 011 .00
- 600.00
" + • 600.00
575. O0
" 600.00 "
" 518.13
" .49o.86
" 700.00
" 572.7
" 6SO.00
" 600.00
1054 R.l. LIngnell salary, 0ill (*00.00
Taylor Cook " 600.00
€. 0, Neher " .fO,00
Tom/ Robinson " 600.00
I IValr " 600,00
Jilmla 0. Benton " 600.00
Iterd C. York " 6.00
Nereid |. forenen " 10.8
0on Edmrd Boyle " 600.00
IOS5 Chester Dry seli, 0/3 600.00
Pta Ether Idgo " 000.00
Jack Jill " 625.00
Leonard L. Sharp " 600.00
Eugene f. Grim " 600.00
Bonby Sots fried " 600,00
Floyd C. S " 625.00
Jams Horgrove " 600. O0
10 Ibry It Ion " 725.00
Paul Ramay " 525.00
8. l. Fram " 700.00
L. E. ens " 00.00
V. H. Griffin " 600.00
kmr4t h Nelmn " 600.00
llllp Nettles " 000.00
k St,m " 00.00
1057 Chef ley Sttl " 600.00
CIoc Sylmtor " 600.00
Newerd F. LwlI " 600.00
Jams Etherldgo " 600.00
Rick VIIOC *' (. 00
Bongl IS Curtis " 00.00
1058 (klrioe slta, H.U. 555.O0
Delorls FOwler " 670.00
Nergo mley " 2110.50
Llnde HI ckNn " 805.00
Irnec t Ine Hodo " 580.00
COrl L. Jones " 280.00
CUrl P. Barrett " 05.00
Evelyn Neton " 5510.00
€. Isse41 " 35.00
I.mura Shw " 252.50
Llnda Sh I pen " 700.00
Int I een St tncon " 770.00
1059 Llnde Anderson " 225.00
1060 Nancy Gllen salary, D.C. 700.00
VlobII Ann tshuekeshey " 55,00
Vlckl L. Vllllm " 252.50
1I Hill salary, C.O. 1025.00
lronde Johns " 500.00
1062 Pltrlcle N. Frank salary, CETA 700.00
1065 Oklom Tax Issl taxs. R.S, 4,40
I01 First Netloell BOnk taxes, R.S. 50.50
105 Okllone State Netlrt retlrment, C.0. 76.25
I0 Fhlt Netlonel Bonk taxec, C.D. 201.90
1067 0hlmhom Tax Comlsslon texm, C.D. 19.77
1068 Oklo Thx Codsslon texas, Xy. 178.20
109 State Netlrmnt Fund retlrmlnt, tty 3216.14
1070 first Retll Bank taxes, Hwy. 1816.00
1071 Colonial Incucanco Insurw.e, Hwy. 2(.00
1072 Glue Cross i Blue Shield " 12.45
1073 First Nettol Bank taxes, H.U. 1142.70
1074 Oklohaw Tax Comlsslon taxes, H.U. 157.64
1075 State Eployeec GroUp 41th Ifls. Insurance, H.U. 228.00
107(* First Retlonel kmk taxes, Gun. 91.00
1077 Okl Tax Comiselon " 41].31
1078 Oklehoml State Botlrelent Systal retirement, fn. 61.26
IOT Colonial Insurance Insurance, m. 42.0
IO80 |Im CS S Sine Shield 401.40
1081 State Retlrt Fund retlrMnt, Gin. 4111.41
IOU Okl Tencher Retirement ]2.50
I5 line CroSl & Dlum Shleld Insursnco, Den. 446.40
I01 Intermll Nevenm Service taxes, Gen. 175.70
1050 Lilac A. [mley salary, Revaluation 267.6]
Klmneth 0. CII '* 21].1]
I0O Jack D. Shorter salary, Revaluation 259.80
Robert C. Gum *' 209.00
Rex L. Rollend " 150.00
Ruasell C. Couch ** 262.50
The Ikrd epproved a check In the eount of $2.858.]2 from the Court Clerk for
tbelr portion of the August utility bills.
Rr. Ityfleld rode a motion to adjourn to reconvene Hondey, October 3, 1977, at
9:00 a.m. Hr. lte Seconded the notion. The notion carried with the following
vetec helng cast:
NeSpect fully subml tted,
Llnde G. AIlensrth
County Clark
tmyfield: eye
Ito: aye
Cruzen: aye
RECORD OF" THE PRDCEEDIHGS OF THE HEETING OF THE
PAYNE COUNf ROARO 0F C0IISSIONERS
The following proceedings will he presented to the Board of County Comlssioner
for approval as minutes at the next meeting on October 17. 1977.
+ m. + Bo, rd 0f coi s,lon,r,'..t In, regular -nc++ng ,o.dey, Octo +i7 -
The following re present:
Ibers: Ulyssec E. Cruzen, Chairman
oh llte, g;ce-Chalrman
Orval Hayfield, ember
Others: LInda G. Allensorth, County Clerk
Patrick t:Coy, ReWS Reporter
The Chelrmn r.alled the meeting to order et 9:00 a.m. The proceedings of the
1octlng held Saptlmd)er }O, 1977, ++ere prestmtad. Hr. Heyfleld made a moti to
approve the pnedlngs eS presented. Hr. Vnlte seconded the motion, The motion
curried with the following votes belog cast:
Pyfleld: aye
Ita: aye
Crucan: eye
The following claim were presented and approved for peyment:
55 Ocrrell Neckleobrg services, Ik,V 198.15
156 I services, Gun. 78.]k
216 Darrell Itecklenlmr9 services, 247.)5
• 5}2 ¢. E. Smlm Serum Co. supplies, Ext. 20.50
t5 Sothtmstarn Boll service, Surveyor 2].]5
g Central Orug Store mdIcatton, Charity 49.19
555 Southtmstarn Nell service, G. 15.15
615 Boyders Discount Grocery 9rocerlec, Welfare 29.98
628 LOCOI Towel & Unlfom supplies, HW 16.)2
0 €lermnco L. BOyd supplies, 40.75
74 IIt Trocking service, Ibr. 2]4.00
771 Gulf supplies, . 554.70
78) Nestyet Grocery groceries, Welfarm 22.04
784 (bn Thomas Ford supplies, Hay. 51.76
788 Clermnce L. Boyd Calppny " 228.04
80U Clarmnce L. lloyd Cocny 14.]5
805 |l Che Induatrlen Inc. supplies, H I]].41
807 Snyders IGA grocories, elfera 19.94
811 Nestyet Grocery Store 24.59
812 Oklohol City Tcactor suppliec, H. 5.74
851 Fatsy Nichols services, Velfere 8.00
852 PsyckOIoglcal Services Cofltar '* ]).00
845 Derntar Ppper Compony suppllec, Den. 451.00
20 LAL Properties supplies, 1168.00
|4 Syetats *' 68.62
7 Ulyssos [. ¢ruzen travel, H. 200.00
0 Sooner Sullles, Inc. suppl,les, Hy. 40.00
4 Stllhmtar Mews Press publication, Excise Be. 8.29
O Olpley Public School servlces, elfare 22.50
1001 Southtestarn Sell corvlce, Treasurer 2].4]
100 " service, i.7. 10].61
100] " " 75.8]
IU05 " service, Election d. )8.56
100 Stllhmtar Prenl publication, Gin. b],56
IOlO thwentern Nell service, Co. Clerk 79,0t
1011 " Carvlca, Assessor 61.12
1012 Gull Telelme Co. service, Supt. of Schools ]7.H
IOI5 " service, H.U. 479.15
IOI4 lob lta travel, i. 200.00
10)5 $o41thtstar Ocll Telephone service, Sheriff 185.84
105 Eve Incorporated supplles, H.U. 11.90
10116 [Scott's Ulsnot Foods oroverles, Velhere 8.16
IO87 GI Products mpany Supplies, X.U. I].
ION Hlstlatoe[xpress SaIco services, H.U. 8.92
1089 seuthstarn Bell Carvlce, (xt. 168.84
1090 House Oclutlful supplies, Ext. I].50
1091. National Dairy Council supplies. (xt. 25.00
IO92 L.K. ilson CO. supplies, Treas. I]5.00
IO3 Wilma Ryan travel, Treas. 25*00
11OO Linda Allensorth travel. Co. Clerk 55.00
11OI Shideler's Photo Craft supplies, Sherlff ]6.95
Hr. Vhite made a motion tO dlsalIo purchase order T'929 tO be reissued to the
correct party. Hr. Hayfield seconded the motion, The motion carried with the following
votes being cast;
Hayfield: eye
thtte' eye
Cruzan: lye
Hr. Sad V[IJlams, representing BOb BOrntlS, presented the board with a proof
of publication for notice of hearing in the ttar of de-annexation of an 80 acre
tract In the Morth half of the Bouthms arter of 21-20-2from IbJral Water 0tstrlct
II. Hr. William and r. Sarnes both poInted out Rural ter District #l is enable
tO supply this acreage with water. Hr. Barnes presented i letter fret Rural ltar
District #l stating they haven o objections to this de-annexation. r. heyfieldnede
a motion that this board de-annex the north hell of the southst-qcarter of 21-20-2E
of the indian Heridtan of Paynecounty, the wIthdrawal being from Rural eter District
I1 in Peyne County 0klahema. Mr. hlte seconded the motion. The motion cerrleq with
the following votes being Cast:
/41yfield: eye
White: aye
Crucan: eye
Hs. herie Snevely, epresenting theBoard of Trustees Of tbeTmmof RIpley,
ws present and requested the baird report on a former request to have the county
ork on smle of the rods in the town end on the filling of the old mll. Rr. Cruzan
noted soe work has been done in the town on the roads In the ppst fommks. Hr.
Cruzan stated he would have his men go back to the tmm end get with the Town tlrshill
to try to ork OUt the problem, The board noted they have taken previous action
tO fill the well if sufficient dlrt could be obtelned locally and no dirt would have
to be heuleq In et the County*S expense. The Comlssloners requested the Board
of Trustees of RIpley noke some recmmecdtlons es to the rmld work they ould tlhe
done tO help e drainage problem In that to.
The Cheimln called for e recess it :55 i.m. The Chelmen called the noetlng
back to order at 10:06 end one half.
The berdts presented with the following bids for Sheriff tdtos:
Enld-T-y
RotoroJe (stated no bid)
E. F. Johnson Company
it s noted the hld from E+ F. Johnsno was filed September 21, 177, hlch exceeds
the 96 hour limitation. This bid IS tO be returned as stated In specifications.
Hr. lte mlda a motlon thet the bid! ba held for evelu•tlon by the €Ivil Deflmse
Director ncd the Sheriff end they Ire to rrt back to the bnerd on Octer 17, 1977.
Hr. Neyfleld ler.oded the mtlon. THe ration carrled with the'followhNI toe
being cmst:
Neyfleld: eye
MIIto: lye
Cruzmn: eye
It neS noted there was originally Ichedeled hid Olmlngl for the Pffleffer Sulldtn 0
at 10:00 e.m. thls data. Hmvwr, lrrell Hecklenburg |tared the bldderl were not
ready due to changes In the spe¢lflcetlonl Ind It heS heon rolcheduled for October 17,
1977.
Hr. 4cklenbur 0 stated he IS workln s on Infom4tlon reqUelted by the Itato on
the Rlhen Irldge.
Hr. t:klenbr 0 stored hi found nO ercare on the bid on the Glon Itfltte
end hal prepored the €ontroct end fororded It tO the bld4klr.
• Hr. Cruaen Stated he nould Ilhe the bonrd to be ldorlno till Ira)life .
for next yenr, with the foIImdng to be Inclled:
I. Extanslon of the Nerfolk Bead
2. Another brldgo 41¢1"011 the Clirro River
Hr. Whlta stated he would like the bonrd to €insider extension of Yoct Lake
Road work, Coyle Road, Lakevlen, end Stlllttar ftoi.
It WaS noted Jim Nlrk bes requested the status of the old Hll#aeay 55 ro 1141
determined. It eppenrs that nc4 lend oer nould IIhe to Illd e well In the rlgt-
of-way. The belrd agreed if the right-of-nay has been turncd bk to the €oenty from
the State, they would not euroc to orent thll type of mllllon et thll tim,
The County Surveyor coted there IS no record On file In the COwty Clark+s office thet
shows the right-of-way helm] turmd bk to the eotmty f the State ile4:e the
orlginat deed to the Steta of Okle#mm Io 152e for hlgtay road ule only. 1111a
is located In the southst quarter of ]4-18"5E.
Hr. /¢klenbrg presented • r(d dedication for e 60 rlght*ofy la section
10-17-4E, which meets cmmty standards as to form. Hr. Recklenlr U stotod th|e le
for rlght-of-tty only, end the €otmty would not he ecceptlng eny imtaUm¢e It thl|
time. The dedication ¢tec from Dill end Worthy. Hr. Vhlte male e notion that
the Iktrd of County Comlssloners of Payne County approve the dodIcatlon of with
no tmlntancnce as deccrlhed on the form In stlen IG" Tmmhlp 17 Nerth - Dense
4 Cast. Mr. Reyfleld sed the notloc. 11 setion carried with the foIImdog
votes being cast:
yflald: eye
Ite: aye
Cruaen: aye
Hs. Allensworth presented the approxllllta helen€us Of the Hlgmy COsh Funds
for approval Of October spmdleg. Hr. lllta e ontlon that the Feye f4wtty
Board of County fmlssloners approve the Octo4obr fueds from the roller, lOG Olmrtlnl
aouts :
Tli 66,475.06
TIb 1,3.0
T2 ]7,539.24
T7 5oo.00
2-T 48,428.31
4-T 46,O96.9O
T-4 11,958.22
Hr. eyfleld seconded the motion. The notion curried with the foIIm*lnu vOte* being
caSt:
#lyf laid:
lta: eye
0r: eye
Hr, Cruzan stlted he uld Ilbe the lssloners to Irubnce the FOIIw|og:
1. twO new single Ixll trocke, flit bed or utility type bed.
2. one or two new graders
Hr. lto stated he ftt]t the beckhoe Is the first irchase imr.ee'eery the Othlr
purchases could be e with Revenue Sharing funds In the future• After dlmuselon,
Hr. kfalte made e notion that the Prrne County Board of County illllOoerl InltrVt
the County Surveyor, Ocrrell Necklenburo, to work up spe¢lflcotlons for e m
labile backhoe and present these tO the board cempleto. Mr, #teyfleld
the notion. The entlo Carried with the following notos Imla G ClOt:
Neyfleld: lye
VMta: eye
Cruaen: lye
Rr. Mlta nede a notion to edJoro to re Octoher 17, 1977 at :OO e.m.
Mr. yfleld seconded the notlon. The notlon rrled wlth the folllq tnc hel
clst:
iyfiald: eye
MI ta: lye
Crueen: eye
The Perkins Journal Thursday, October 27, 1977-11
Plans finalized for 1937
Ripley Grad gathering
Ripley High School grad.
uates of the 1937 class will
meet at 1 p.m., Nov. 23,
in the hall west of the Ripley
Post Office. An afternoon of
reminiscing, entertainment
and refreshments have been
planned.
Invitations, including
questionnaires, have been
sent out to all members
whose addresses are known.
Leads on all former students
have been obtained except
for Thelma Jackson.
Former grads are urged to
attend the afternoon session
to celebrate their 40th
anniversary. The possibility
of a tour of the old High
School and Ripley vicinity
will depend on the decision
of members present.
The annual Thanksgiving
banquet will be held at the
Ripley gym. Those planning
to attend should make
reservations as soon as
possible. Any questions may
be directed to Sam Durham,
1717 Sunset Drive, Still-
water, in regard to transpor-
tation if flying in from out of
state.
: The afternoon schedule
Iwill be flexible to accommo-
iate those who choose to
come at a more convenient
hour in the afternoon.
However, Durham urges
all members to return the
questionnaire in order that
other class mates might
learn about those unable to
tttend as well as those
present.
Durham, with his commit-
tee, Dale Deering, Ruth
Williamso, Dooley, Lila
Rodgers Hendrickson and
LaVeta Myrick Randall, will
be present to greet former
graduates. Plans have also
been made to obtain popular
music of the High School
period during 1934 to 1937.
Any information concern-
ing any members, especially
Thelma Jackson, will be
appreciated as hopefully no
one will be overlooked.
The afternoon session will
end around 6 p.m. in order
for members to prepare for
the banquet if necessary.
"0"
LEGAL NOTICE
(Published in The Perkins Journal, Sept. 29, Oct. 6, £3,
20 and 27, 1977-5 times)
ELECTION PROCLAMATION
l%rsuant to Ordinance duly adopted by the governing
body of the Town of Ripley, Oklahoma, the undersigned
President of the Board of Trustees of said Town hereby
calls a special election to be held in said Town on the 1st
day of November, 1977, for the purpose of submitting
to all of the registered qualified electors residing within
said Town the following proposition:
PROPOSITION
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Shall the Town of Ripley, Oklahoma, lease to the
Trustees of the Ripley Public Works Authority (a public
trust of which said Town is the beneficiary), all of the
Town's existing proprietary revenue-producing utility
systems and facilities, together with any and all
enlargements and improvements thereto and any other
proprietary revenue-producing utility systems and
facilities acquired by the Town during the life of such
Lease, in the form now on file with the Town Clerk, to
enable the Trustees of said Authority to enlarge and/or
improve said utility sstems and, at this time, to incur
[e'teness, issue their bonds, or notes, in
aggregate principal amount not exceeding SIS0,000.00
(for which the Town and its taxpayers shall not be
liable) to pay the costs and expenses of and incidental
to such enlargements and improvements and incurring
such indebtedness, to be secured by such leasehold and
the net revenue or income of the leased systems and
facilities after paying or providing for the payment of,
all costs and expenses of operation and maintenance
thereof, with the remainder of such net revenue or
income being payable to or for the benefit of the
beneficiary of said Authority, the Town of Ripley?
The polling places for said special election shall be
opened at 7:00 o'clock, A.M., and shall remain open
until, and be closed at 7:00 o'clock, P.M., on said day.
All registered qualified electors residing within the
corporate limits of said Town shall be entitled to vote on
the foregoing proposition at said election.
DATED AND ISSUED this 22nd day of September,
1977.
-s-Dale Carothers
President, Board of Trustees
of the Town of Ripley, Oklahoma
ATrEST: (SEAL)
-s-Lana Richardson
Town Clerk of the Town of
Ripley, Oklahoma
I, the undersigned Town Clerk of the Town of Ripley.,
Oklahoma, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true,
correct and complete copy of an Election Proclamation
duly executed and issued on the date therein stated as
the same appears on file in my office as a part of the
official records thereof.
-s-Lena Richardson
Town Clerk, Town of
Ripley, Oklahoma
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