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PAGE TWO—Sapvlpi (Okla.) Herald, Hand ay, May «, lMZ
Principal resigns post
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television. “Maybe too much
television,” Peters laughed.
Allen Bowden, with a current
enrollment of approximately 430
students, has grown from a small
five-classroom school to one with 25
classrooms and a gym, he pointed
out.
"And instead of eating in the
classrooms, the kids have a
cafeteria and the lunch program.
“I’ll miss the kids, I’m sure, and
the close associations with teachers
and community members. I just
hope I don’t get too far away.”
“He’s an excellent man. We hate
to lose him,” county superintendent
J.V. F razier said. “He’s been a real
asset to education.”
Frasier added that Allen Bowden
teacher Vinita Rusher will act as
interim principal for the remainder
of the school year.
"I’ve always enjoyed working
with kids. I think I enjoyed teaching
as much as I did being a principal.
Teaching is rewarding in a very
direct way, while the reward of
administrating is much more in-
direct,” Peters remarked.
Commenting on his change in
careers and the new challenge
facing him, he said, “it was a big
decision to do that. But if I don’t try
something new, I won’t ever
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their stock.
County clerk employee Betty
Stepp, who also attended the
seminar, said she felt the new
system is “workable.”
"I’d consider it a step forward,”
Ms. Stepp said.
The last change to take place in
the county clerk’s accounting
system was the implementation of
purchase orders in 1977.
As for the treasurer's office, it’s
been more than five years since the
last change in their bookkeeping
procedure.
“I’ve been here 25 years,” Louise
Holder of the treasurer’s office said,
“and I don’t recall a change oc-
curring in that time.”
While they wait for a decision by
the legislators, Anglin and Thoos are
in a “hold” position.
“We can’t order supplies for next
year because we don’t know which
system we’ll be using," Ms. Anglin
said. “We’re just waiting on the
legislature.”
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class will be offered
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.a‘a“!litary *ould 1 havc t0 see »J“«»ge? must be made that the name A Community Education Enrollment must be
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Also, is it too late to contest A- There are four ways to get wi» Lohahlv haL 1°*’ y°U pm and 7 p m Tuesdavs Admini ,aPrPa „ Sf.h°o1 issued bench warrants
the situation? your name changed in STtoEta’^ £££^ Bul,dlng’ authoritizing Sheriff J.D.
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Oklahoma County
residents who were called
for jury duty this week but
failed to respond.
Naifeh said Wednesday porary pinch” in the jury
approximately 90 percent pool that forced some
of those who were called judges to delay court
and did appear at the proceedings.
courthouse were excused ----
for various reasons.
But he said the absence
of those who failed to
respond caused “a tern-
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ministrative claim must be must be a resident of the problem. **“ "cently by Garfield Citizens of the Month for SCilGClUiCCi lieXt W6Ck
filed prior to your being per- county where the name Elementary School of- May at Garfield include- tk
mitted to file a lawsuit. This ebsuge will occur for at least Send your questions about "cia^- Tb°se students who First grade: Tracy rarLT"1.. meelin* ^ executive director and
is such a technical area that Hurty days Also, a clear and the law to “Ask A Lawyer ” were Peco*ni*ed indude: DeGraffenreid- second ^""1* Mental Health 1,1086 dealing with com-
you should speak to your concise statement will have Oklahoma Bar Association „F*5st grade: Kathy grade: Stacy Sain; third 7 he,d mun,l>r and Pdrsortiel
lawyer immediately. to be made regarding the P.O. Box 5303g, Oklahoma Ci-1718’®econdgrade: Tina grad®: Ida Baxter: fourth cmiv-'T' May ,13 matters.
reason for the name change, ty, Okla. 73152. Fing: ^ grade: Eric grade: Natalie Smith; fifth ^°*e*Aroma ln Bo,ey.
Q. My husband died in 1979 Davis “d Arron Davis; grade: Tracy Baxter. r,k“ I ^as, announced by
Rader allegedly refused Tribal dance slated
bation of the estate or wifi. If r0COF(ls tO Tlllsfl DflDfiF Intfir'Tribal Indian The event will feature
I allow an oil company to drill „.... C ub, wl11 sponsor a Gene Mooney and the
on the land, will my estate (UPI) ~ W0UId not allow reporters ^“Jntry'we8t*rn dance Westerners,
have to be probated? If so, Th®, Tu“® Tribune Wed- to see public records but beg,anirl8 at 8 p.m. and Proceeds will go toward
should the oil company pay "*sda>r a^used Welfare directed his aides to l0.",111U1!!'g lhj‘ough 12 a summer dance at
for this or should I? Director Lloyd E. Rader of compile “sketchy, un- * dl\ghl ,on Friday at Mohawk Park on August
* un. refusing to let them see verified figures” reeardino ""e"08" Legion Post 1, 28-30. Admission is S5 Der
u^nape?°"tdie80,wn‘ng 1X11)110 files which Tnbune improvenSnts at Uie h? 1120 E 8th Street- T'dsa- ticket,
land as a joint tenant with reporters sought for a news sUtuUons lyr. 7 ,
1Nl§h looking forward
to county reform bill
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Brenda Trulove, secretary.
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agenda are various reports
including those from the
Curtis rites
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land as a joint tenant with reporters sought for a news sUtuUons
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normally the expense of Donald and Josephine Madden, 133 W. Bryan was Nigh for his signature five votes Thp omora y and Joe Russell.
MWe. In pm.PJ.tau reported *>■* bm. Bertlei MeTOrKrf™ Nieh. »ho has™ iS 0.,
oil companies will drill on
land with just affidavits be-
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■uppon Stubblefield has indicated June . „.IM „DO lwl U1.
an interest in running for a fluenced by the fact a
A. If your ex-husband was cr®a,®d judicial post petition is being circulated
ordered by the court to pay 1,11)18 district and says he in Bryan County calling for
alimony and child support, p,ans submit his an investigation of his
his failure to pay is grounds resignation Gov. George office,
for vour annPArina Kainra ikA Nigh later this month. Hie
reform," said he Tea's TTsm-----oeraces lor Mrs. Fronle
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ms failure to pay is grounds ,ra*K‘“«u«n w uov. ueorge omce. admissions
for your appearing before the ‘S* mo"th' u ™e district attorney said H.n.*^ir /fiS?
court and asking for relief in Stubblefield said Wed- he had notified the veriie j. Rawdon. jeaaie l.’
the form of back payments. governor’s office several Trumbl>’ and Pauline g.
vaoiMloO/lLfl
Florine A. Hlcka and Dustin
J. Roberts.
the form of back payments. governor’s office several Trumbiy and Pau
The court will weigh all the .5 first systematic weeks ago of his intention WUh*ta-
ssm&sSSSS to^-
pay child support and Holm, chaplain of a settle-
alimony, and was simply m®nt. near present-day
making excuses, the court Wilmington, Del. He began
might be inclined to hold him !"akin*. r**u,ar obs®rva-
in contempt of court. On the D?."l^ly .2.4_^rs af^the
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that your ex-husband is in---—
hardship, financially speak-
ing, it might give your ex-
husband a second chance.
There are many factors that
go into judges' decisions in
matters like these. Failure to
pay child support and con-
tempt proceedings are mat-
ters that should not be taken
lightly.
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Lake, Charles S. Sapulpa Daily Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 68, No. 200, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 6, 1982, newspaper, May 6, 1982; Sapulpa, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1499912/m1/2/: accessed May 28, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.