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City Plumbing
Co., Inc.
47-2117 122 S. Main
L. R. "RED" POGUE
Piumbing .:- Heating
Air Conditioning
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LUMBER CO., INC.
218 W. 9th
STILLWATER
372-2377
ONE-DAY SERVICE !
PICK-UP & DELIVERY
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Cleaners
114 W. 8th Ave.
Stiilwater
Phone 372-7022
CARD OF THANKS
I want to thank everyone
for the cards, flowers, visits
and other kindnesses ex-
tended to me while I was in
the hospital.
David Sasser
NOTICE
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WANT i O TRADE MY 4
bedroom, brick, central heat
& air, home at 407 Eaton
Drive for older property
closer to town. Will finance
difference. 10 4tcb
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Area Students
graduate
Central State University of
Edmond will have a mid-
term graduation class of 614.
Mid-term graduates will
participate in spring gradu-
ation ceremonies.
Those graduating from
area towns are:
Morrison-BSE: Danny Gaff
Leigh, safety education.
Weilston-BAE: Tickle
Lynn Miller, modern lang-
uage-spanish; BSE: Teri
Lynette Norwood, health and
physical education--coach-
ing women.
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CHRISTMAS DINNER
GUESTS
Mrs. Jim Lacy, Perkins,
Judy Lacy of Pawnee and
Mr. and Mrs. Phil of Hughes
of Perkins were Christmas
Day dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. John Bowyer, Johnny
and Marsha.
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CENTRAL RURAL ELECTRIC
Box 591 372-2884
Stillwater
Grooms
F: RN1TURE & CARPET
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208 w lqth. STILt WATEI4
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WES/ERN STORE
BOOTS--HATS--JEANS
SADDLE GEAR
115 W. 7th Stillwatet
372-3338
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POST OFFICE BOX 842
STILLWATER. OKLAHOMA 74074
STILLWATER AUCTION CO.
122 E. 9th
377.3377 - Stillwater, Okla.
i i AUCTION EVERY TUESDAY.
: 1 7:30 P.M.
i 4/e Buy for Cash Or Sell on Commission
i i Ralph J. Jacob, Owner
' 'NEXTANT1QUEAUCTION- Sun. Dec. ll-1.'30p.m.
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Cimarron
Laundromat
128 N. Main Perkins
Open 24 Hours
A. R. Karnes 547-2692
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We Have Moved
Kerns
Construction Co.
1805 S. Perkins Rd.
! Northside Cleaners
372-0644 716 N. Main
Stillwater, Okla.
Drive-Up Window
DRAPES BEA UTIFULL Y
CLEANED AND
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Bowyer's
Garage
West of Cemetery on
Knipe St., Indus. Park
Phone: 547-2020 Perkins
st.
Ready Mix
Concrete
Crushed Roek l
Road Aggregates
Cement & Sand
Reinforcing Rods
372-1885
THE OUAPAW CO.
324 E. 4th.
Stillwater
Federal Savings
Assodation
Locally Owned & Operated
TREES--SHR UBS
PEST CONTROL
PRETREATING
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A & e OolU.el
Termite Co.
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Phone jter 5
372-4934 547-2660
Mae Thompson
Rites Held
Miss Mac Thompson, Rt.
2, Perkins, died Christmas
Day in her home. She was 91
years old.
Services for Miss Thomp-
son were held Tuesday,
December 27, 1977 at 2 p.m.
in Eden Chapel Church, with
Rev. Van Nickels officiating.
Burial was in Perkins
Cemetery with Strode Fune-
ral Home in charge of
arrangements.
Mac Thompson was born
Sept. 6, 1886, in Hodgeman
County, Kansas, the daugh-
ter of James H. and Alpha R.
Thompson. She came to the
Perkins area with her
parents in 1898.
She taught Sunday School
at Eden Chapel Church.
Proceded in death by one
brother and one sister, she is
survived by two brothers,
Rex Thompson and Aubrey
Thompson, both of Perkins,
and one niece, Mary Kay
Pratt, Enid.
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WHITE SPACE
SELLS
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FILL SAND
Top Soil
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Jim
Stanton Sand
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J & L Plumbing
54%2740
*Repair Plumbing
*Appliance Repair
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John Reynolds
Perkins, Okla.
News of 1977
(From Page 1)
The Livestock and Meats
Judging Teams attended the
NaUonal and won high
honors.
It was announced that
Perkins' part in the Kaw
Water Project, that would
provide treated water from
the Kaw Reservior, would be
$262,100. These funds will
come from a 75% grant plus
a loan frtm the Farmers
Home Administration. The
project is several years off,
but the ground work is laid
for an adequate supply of
water for Perkins' future.
The Lions Club, after
several years of discussing
it, finally started a project to
enlarge their Lions building.
A wall was knocked out and
the room doubled in size.
The Lions Club has shown a
growth and the old facilities
were becoming too small.
The Lions also sponsored a
program to buy new Main
Street Christmas decorations
for the community through
various fund raising pro-
grams and donations.
Perkins area farmers are
joining the National Agri-
culture movement in promot-
ing a strike that is hoped to
result in parity for all farm
products. An office was set
up on Main Street and
several farmers have become
instrumental in providing
leadership in the organiza-
tion of the strike. The
farmers have been involved
in picketing and demonstrat-
ing in parades.
Perkins residents protest-
ed a redistricting plan that
would have put Perkins in
Cimmissioner District 3. A
delegation attended a public
meeting and the city council
went on record as opposing
changing districts. The Com-
missioners resolved the
matter by not redistricting,
and the Commissioner Dis-
trict remain as they have
been..
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SOdND OFFI II
(From Page 3)
endanger our lives or
• careers.
In a rather douded issue
about the legality of prayers
in school, the National
Education Assoc. is appar-
ently supporting a teacher in
North Carolina who has been
fired because he "question-
ed the principal about the
legality of school prayers" in
that high school. The teacher
is not an NEA member.
On the other hand, the
'NEA stated it was the
"unprecedented nature of
the case and its impact on
the teaching profession" to
which they objected. Never-
theless, Michael Smith, the
teacher involved, has been
accused by members of the
Aibemarie, N.C., community
of being a "devil worship-
per," who spreads "rotten-
The Perkins Journal Thursday, December 29, 1977-5
ess" and "taught a mini-
course on Satanism."
As a result, the daily
prayers in the school were
replaced with silent prayers
which begin with the
announcement, "Let's bow
our heads," and after a
pause "Amen" is said.
In my opinion, this is
another of the accumulating
obstacles which face us in
thenew year. Whether or not
the teacher is guilty of any
wrong doing, it appears to be
another case of one .person
choosing to tak ,away
another's civil rights Because
he does not agree with them.
Where does it all end?
It seems to me that my
civil rights end when they
infringe upon another's. The
same thing applies when his
civil liberties are imposed
upon me. As in the case of
Miss Bryant. does she not
have the same right under
the constitution to express
her moral convictions as the
homosexual has to choose his
life style? After all, she is not
trying to impose her views
upon them but merely that
they should not be allowed to
force their convictions upon
others either.
There are two sides to this
question of "rights," and
until BOTH parties receive
equal privileges under the
constitution, the discrimin-
ation on the part of those
hwo chose to live by God's
laws is especially unjust.
These problems remind me
of the song, "This time,
Lord, you (really) gave me a
mountain."
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NOTICE
TO OBSERVE THE HOLIDAYS
"Y" Livestock Auction
NO SALE Wed. Dec. 21, or Dec. 2g, 1977
Our Next Sale Will Be Jan. 4, 1978
Thanks to all our many
Friends atul Cttstomers.
MERRY CHRISTMAS and HAPPY NEW YEAR
Ring in the New Year
with Best Wishes to
all of our wonderful
friends and patrons.
Have a great 1978!
Riley's
l teak House
Mr. and Mrs. ArHB Riley
and John
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Cimarron Country Ballroom
Dance Every Saturday Night 9 'til 1
with Cimarron Cowboys
New Year's Tickets Now Available.
Make Reservations Now!
Reservations or Tickets Rt. 4 Box 60
405-624-1201 6 miles South of Stillwater StiUwater
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MEAT MART
Custom Curing Processing
Cut to your specifications
Appointments notNecessary
Stillwater, Ok. 372.8481
523 $. Washington
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HAPPY NEW YEAR!
(1) DINNER THEATRE (thru Jan. 11)
Award Wminll Las Veps
Variet Act!
Enjoy a festive celebration
with K C Strip Steak, Prime
Rib or Chucken Kiev dinner;
dancnng party favors and
Breakfast Buffet!
Only $25 Per Person
(Hotel-Theatre Package $37 Per Person)
(2) GOVERNORS CLUB
Welcome Tne New Year Enioy famous Steak Soup.
To The Choice Of Prime Rib, K. C.
Mellifulous Sounds Of Strip Steak or Chicken Kiev
dinner, dancinq, party favors.
NACIO & BAIRD e,.k,=st =ue.t.
. Only $17.50 Per Person
(Hotel-Club Package $2950 Per Person)
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WHY DRIVE HOME!
Spend the night at the beautiful Lincoln
Plaza Ina after your New Year's Eve
celebration.
,Oimtr lrhelhre4tettl Pmckole
"$37 per perslm (beNd on die.hie occupency)
Oevernors €lub,.NMml Package
129.50 Perems (limed e de141e accvpency)
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DR. GARY L. MEYER
Chiropractor
372-6919
104 East MeEIory
StiHwater , laklahoma
Termites
ROACHES, RATS AND
ALL OTHER PESTS
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Free Estimates
and Inspections
Since 1932
Home Owned & Operated
Tree & Shrub
Spraying
A&M Termite Co.
;, 372-2526
New Year's Greetings
to all of our fine
friends and patrons.
We hope the next
year will bring you
happiness and
Success.
Perkins
Tag Agency
Bill and Frances Blair
ATTENTION:
HUNTERS & TRAPPERS
Fur Buyer will bein Perkins at Cimarron
Valley Co-op at 247 S. Main each Friday
from 9:30 a.m. till 10:00 a.m. beginning
December 2, 1977.
We buy green and dry furs of all kinds.
Skin case all fur (like oppossums), not
open up the middle. We also buy
rattlesnake skins. Well handled furs
bring TOP PRICES!
Greater Oklahoma Fur Company
202 West Broadway
Henryetta, Okla. 74437
HAPPY u
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01d man '77 gives way to a prornisin
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filled with success and happiness for
all of our friends.
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