Page 12- The Perkins Journal, Thursday, December 16, 1993
PC Plat Books are on sale now
``Copies of the 1993 Payne
Coun Plat Book are now available
to any county citizen or business
through the payne County Conser-
vatkm District", announced Mar-
garet Swank, chairperson. Copies of
the plat books will cost $35 each
while the wall maps will sell for
$65 each. However, there is a lim-
ited supply of wall maps, she said.
Books or maps may be purchased
by coming by the district office, lo-
cated at 800 E. 6th, Room 5, in
Stillwater.
"Our district is using this project
as a fundraiser for our conserva-
tion programs as well as providing a
valuable service to county citizens,"
Swank said. The district is seeking
to improve and expand its conserve-
forty-five county businesses help us
with this project by purchasing ad-
verthin 8 in the plat book. We really
appreciate their show of suppon and
as a result we will be more success-
ful in our conservation efforts," she
said.
Plat books provide a quick own-
ership rderee of parcels of land
throughout the unincorporated parts
of the county. They provide the
user with an opportunity to locate
the parcel using legal descriptions.
Each book also contains an index
of parcels by landowner names, in-
formation about Payne County and
payne County Conservation District
and a ready reference of payne
County public e/flcials. All infor-
marion for the parcels was obtained
don education program to all county from the available public records
young people and adults. "Wehad_ in the Payne County cpurthouse._
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JIM E, NILES
CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
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321 W. STUMBO
PERKINS, OK 74059
``Since property ownership in Payne
County changes very often, our dis-
trict plans to publish the Payne
County Plat Book every four or five
years," Swank said.
For more information, contact the
district office at 405-372-7201.
Perkins scores
only points
Barry Perkins, a 125-pound
sophomore, scored Perkins-Tryon's
only team points last weekend at
the Deer Creek-Edmond wrestling
team.
It was the first varsity mat tour-
namem for the first-year grappling
Demons.
Perkins' win came on a 4-1
decision in the first round of the
consolatiuns.
His win was worth tw team
puints.
The P-T varsity wrestled again
Tuesday, Dec. 14 in Berryhill, join-
ing with Tulsa Hale for a triangular.
HELEN MARLER, assistant librarian at Peddr# Thomas-Wilhite Ubrary, 18 reading
story to a group of pre-schoolem during story time. The children attend Perkins Head
The group will hold their Christmas party Thursday morning.
SENIOR C!TIZErq.€; NEWS
By Esther Ham Rusco, Lula Stratton, Jo Knapp, and dominoes.
,u " I)14. 405-fU17-2601 The center is open every day Jim Hall and Bmnwen Jolley, a On a cold and rainy
_ from 1 to 4 p.m. for quilting, guestfromCushing. Dec. I3, these musicians
playing cards or dominoes or just Those taking part in the painting mined with some lively music,
for visiting. Thursday, Dec. 9, were Jewel Hesser, Darrell Haston. Vic ]
Dec. 8 was our poduck dinner. Mahar, Alpha Bower, Florence zger and Allen Cain, Sfillw
The nurse was there to take blood Wall, Betty Jo Trimble, Elsie Grant, Evelyn Havel, Jimmie Dodson,
pressure and blood sugar. Those John Listerman and Goldie Stewart. Ham,, Norvil Cole, Perkins; (3
who came for the meal were On Saturday, Dec. ll, Claude and Esther Nottingham, C(
Perkins Drug Luann Bottler, Claude and Mildred and Mildred Cash, Viola and Bud Smith, Ct; and Ca
Cash, Gene and Josephine Bays, Pete Gunkel, Nuel Reynolds, Veto McGinnis, Cushing.
Alpha Bower, Olga Tomlinsou, Wells, Maudetta Triplett, Guy and We were glad to have
John Listerman, Wade Harris, Paul Cleta Rivers, Ed and Flora Cundiff Montgomery from Guthrie jolt
Cooley, Gertrude Ishmael, Quincy and Jack Heaton to play cards musiciam for the first time.
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