Perry Daily Journal (Perry, Okla.), Vol. 73, No. 233, Ed. 1 Sunday, September 19, 1965 Page: 6 of 8
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(First Published Ir The Perry
Dai y Jour September 19 196
CITY OF PERRY
DISBURSEMENTS FOR
AUGUST, 1965
GENERAL FUND
W P (Bill Elhott Mayor Deduc-
tions 3.62 Net 96.38
Stev art Smith, Councilman, Deduc-
tions 36 Net 9 84
Clarence Frederick, Councilman, De-
ductions 36 Net 9.64
S A Timmons, Councilman Deduc-
tio s 36 Net 9.64
C O. Milliron Council: an, Deduc-
tions 36 Net ,64
Larry E Hall Councilman Deduc-
tions 36 Net 9.64
G I N
tions 36 Net 9 64
Leon Murrow Council n, Deduc-
tions 36. Net 9.64
Ronald Baetz Councilman, Deduc-
tio Net 9.64
VelmaG
Deduction
Harry Andrews
De ictions 14.00
Lindsey, City Treasurer
s 18.01 Net 81.99
Municipal Judge,
Net 38.43
Robert L. Kasper, City Attorney De-
ducui s 24 Net 107 72
Charles J. Bezdicek Utility Mgr.
Dec ( s 6C.01 Net 464.99
Alma Fer Edge 1 Clerk & Of
fice Mgr Deductions 65.43. N t 32ti.-
73
Pearl M Edgar Office Clerk,
Deductions 3 i Net 184.13
S. Margaret Kelsey Office Clerk,
Deductions 2 75 Net 167 75
Pearl Bradshaw. Matron Deductions
4 4
Net 31
s E J.
ex Chief Operator, De-
( Net 313 10
Mech Deductions
3 90
hns Operator Deduc-
American Electric Company Elec-
trical Suppl es 6.49
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Ren-
tal Contracts, 30 67
Tohn Beasley, Sheriff, Board of Pris-
oners 12 25
Stewart R Beasley, E igr.. Survey-
ng 35 0
Lloyd Berger, Fire Chief, Fire
Chief s Conv 40.00
C & A Laundry Laundry 11 10
Ce tral Rural Elect ic Coop., Serv-
ices 19 31
Certified Laborator es Chemicals,
98.26
Citic s Service Oil Co Oil, Diesel
Fuel etc , 285 77
Cliffs Phillips 65 Station, Tire Re-
pairs, etc., 6.30
Cockrum Service Station, Tire Re
pairs Oil, Etc 23.37
Corner Lunch, Transients Meals, 32.-
10
Toe Cudney Firestone, Tire Repairs,
Battery 31 4F
Del Chemical Corporation, Chenil-
cals. 75.86 .
Dept of Agri Engineering J 0D
I ing - Safety Service. 26€ 00
Di ne d Ice Company Ice Books,
%) 1 ( Miscl
Supplies. 202 76
Dotts Hardware Miscl. Supplies,
Drew Chemical Corporation, PHR-
Biocide 142 10 .
Dunn s Repair Shop, Repair Trace
tor. 20 00
89er St rvice Station, Tire Repairs,
etc 15.14
Farmers e Exchange
Gas Chemicals, 37 83
Acety-
jenes 10 lLiectrie Company Electri-
More Results O.
Judging Are Listed
(Continued from page 1)
reserve and second; Alfred Sou
lek. Perry, third; Mike Thralls,
Billings, fourth.
Yorkshire, light
Randy Shiever Morrison, first
and reserve; Larry Regnier,
Marland, second
Yorkshire, heavy
Don Selvey, Marland, first and
champion; Randy Shiever Mor-
rison, second; Jimmie Pitts,
Billings, third
Crossbred, heavy
Dennis Voss, Perry, first and
champion; Mike Thralls, Bil-
lings, second and reserve.
Group of 5 from one Chapter
Morrison, first; Marland sec
ond; Perry, third; Billings,
fourth.
Supplies 1,689.71
4-H SWINE
BREEDING
Hampshire Jr. Gilt
David Keinholz. Marland, first
and champion Wayne Downey
Morrison, second; Jay DeBord
Rose Hill, third
Poland China Jr. Gilt
Ronnie Bay, Fairview, first
view, fourth; Alfred Soulek, Per-
ry, fifth
DUROC
Senior Sow Pig
Sharon Testerman, Morrison,
first.
Junior Sow Pig
Carl Rupp, Sumner, first and
champion; Ralph Voss, Perry,
second; Daryl Voss, Perry,
third; Alfred Soulek, Perry,
fourth and fifth
CHESTER WHITE
Junior Sow Pig
Mike Thralls, Billings, first
and champion; Eric Grant, Per-
ry, second; Barbara Ratliff, Red
Rock, third and fourth.
BERKSHIRE
Aged Sow
Kenneth Young, Morrison,
first and champion.
Junior Sow Pig
Steve Sullins, Red Rock, first;
Sheri Sullins Red Rock, second.
YORKSHIRE
Junior Sow Pig
Mike Smithheisler, Marland,
first and champion.
OPEN CLASS PLANTS
Net Sol.l
tt Schwab, Helper, Deductions
Ve
Deduction
Robert M
Deduction
Davin E
te Helper Deductions
2.91
Helper. Deductions 28 -
yers Water Foreman,
Net
He blers Ma thine Shop. Welding. 22
A % H Tire & supply. Tire Repairs,
jonts & Laughlin Supply Division,
JAR E. ent S Repair Parts
Mrs
and champion: Donna Bay, first:
Fairview second; Steve Sullins, ia second
Red Rock, third; Sheri Sullins
Red Rock, fourth
Duroc Jr. Gilt
AND FLOWERS
SPECIMENS
Dahlias, large
Otto Bulling, Petunia.
Mrs. C. C. Englis, Perry,
first; Mrs Le ster Williams, Per-
ry, second; Mrs Bertha Vorn
dran. Perry, third
Flowering Plant
Mrs A M Brown, Perry,
first; Mrs P H Pitts, Perry,
second; Mrs Lester Williams,
Perry, third.
Collection of 10 Cacti
Mrs P H Pitts, Perry, first
ARR ANGEMENTS
In Pottery Container
Mrs George Dolezal, Perry,
first; Mrs G M Deen, Perry,
nd Mrs Charles Young,
Billings, third
In Glass Container
Mrs Keith McQuiston, Perry,
first; Mrs A M Crowder, Per-
ry second Mrs Elmer Com
brink, Billings, third.
Roses
Mrs George Dolezal, Perry,
first; Mrs A M Brown, Perry,
second Mrs Laverne Roger
Perry, third
Religious Arrangement
Mrs C Coffman, Perry, first;
Mrs A M Brown, Perry, sec-
ond
Arrangement by One Club
or Organization
James Steichen, Rose Hill,
first; Gary Snyder, Perry, se
ond; Patty Linn, Red Rock
third; Craig Cooper, Red Rock,
fourth; Dale Megenity Red
Rock, fifth: David Beier, Perry,
sixth; Robert Beier, Perry, sev-
enth; Mary Wyckoff, Marland,
eighth; Gary Combrink, Billings,
ninth; Steve Sulins, Red Rock,
tenth
SMALL GRAIN BUNDLES
Wheat
Patty Linn, Red Rock, nrst;
Gary Combrink, Billings, sec-
ond.
Oats
Patty Linn. Red Rock, first.
Barley
Patty Linn, Red Rock, first.
LEGU ME SEED
Alfalfa
Steve Sullins, Red Rock first;
Sheri Sullins Red Rock second
James Steichen, Rose Hill, third.
Sweet Clover
Mary Wyckoff, Marland, first;
Dale Megenity, Red Rock sec
ond.
Vetch
Mary Wyc koff. Marland, first;
Craig Cooper, Red Rock, see
ond
4 )
Stanl
Net 3
29*5, Ne
Glenn A
24.28 Net
Jack L
Deductic
Bock H
Menr
% L
Led
edmg & Industrial, Oxygen
Acety
Morril
144% Service Co. Re-
De-Mocrow Semicea 2 aa peny. Backhoe
ad Lineman, Moulder - Oldham Co., Inc., Clean- |
59.30 ser. Cups. etc., 20.10.
iP€ nan De- National Supply Division, Clamps. |
Water Cooler, 715 a
Deductions Jacob Neiman Two Signs 6.50 ,
Nelson Eleetric Compar Cable
nig nery 1.i eman. De- Clam
3 Net 323.25 Noble
Lineman, Deductions Parts
C.50 North
ch Operator Deduc- tles.
Net 28€ 27 Okla
Hodge Helper, Deduc- Servi
Vet 273.63 Oklal
Caretaker, Deductions ices
Street Comm
Ass’t.(
Net 4 18
Street De t De
3421 N
Street Dept., De-
reet Dept . Deduc-
42.97 Net 279 43
Ewy. Street Dept. Deductions
Marigold Garden club, first;
Mrs P. H. Pitts, Petun Petunia Unit, second Glenrose
Dahlias, small
Mrs Otto Bulling, Petunia,
first; Mrs C Coffman, Mari-
Carl Rupp, Sumner. first and gold second; Ladies of 76 club,
champion and third; Ralph third
R se H € nd R ger Zinnias, giant
M k Fair ew fourth Mel Mrs C Coffman, Mar
ody Beier, Sumner, fifth and second Mrs
seventh; Cheryl Beier Morrison G enrose third
sixth.
club, third
Flowering Shrubs
Mrs. P H Pitts, Perry, first
Mrs C Coffman, Perry second;
Mrs A M Crowder Perry,
third.
Berried Shrubs
COTTON
Open Bolls
Ruth Brown, Red Rock, first.
JU NIOR DIVISION
HORTICU LTU RE
Chester White Jr. Gilt
Mrs George Dolezal, Perry,
es Your first Mrs P H Pitt Perr
Carl
L-H
VEGET \BI ES
White Potatoes
Rupp. Sumner.
first:
unty Tractor Co., Repair
Labor. 151 66
Okla Butane Co., Whis-
, Natural Gas Co., Gas
4.19
Gas & Electric Co Serve
a Tax Commission, Sales
De- Tax 740.91 . u .
Oklahoma Tire & Supply, Weather
priRi@d:ORlNo/naCo. Curb Steps,
pry Daily Journal, Legal publica-
per PAL stop. Door Glass-Paint-
per Plumbing Co., Repair Parts,
Barbara Ratliff, Red Rock,
first and second.
Berkshire Jr Gilt
Steve Sullins, Red Rock, first
and champion Sheri Sullins,
Red Rock, second.
Yorkshire Jr. Gilt
Mike Smithheisler, Marland
first and champion
FAT BARROWS
Hampshire, light
5 07, Net 267 33
Raymond Stevens Street Dept De-
juctions 48.28 Net 280.32
Vood City Marshall, De-
1.08, Net 353 92
Pritchett Ass’t Marshall
ductic
Da
Fen patrol lian. Deductions
Net 284 72
R Moore, Patrolman, Deduc-
$3,18 Net 284.72
. Nel
E
Conw as
Net 194
wards Patrolman, De-
Net 297 08
. Caretaker, Deductions
4
Perry
Mie
Printing & Office Supplies
Office Supplies 346 05 .
Cash Fund Freight Postage
Parts &
Ros
Seagrave
is, 121 65
el cte. 9.092 64
bor 24.41
E Truck Service
OG E
second; Mrs G M Deen, Per-
Zinnias, medium ry third
Vern Moore, Perry, first In Antiques
Mrs A M Cr wder, Marig d Mrs P H Pitts, Perry, first;
second; Mrs Vern Moore, Per Mrs Charles Humphrey, Perry
Mitchell Kett ng nd
Patty Linn, Red Rock, third
Red Potatoes
ry, third
Zinnias, small
Mrs Freda Young, Glenrose
first M Vern Moore Perry
second Mrs C Coffman, Per
ry, third
Miniature
Mrs Charles Young Billings,
second Mrs Clifford Bransor first Mrs Keith McQuiston.
Perry, third
Cosmos
Mrs Charles Young, Glenr
Perry second: Mrs A
M
first; Mrs. P. H. Pitts, Petunia
John Hockman, Billings, first second Mrs C Coffman, Mar
Hampshire, heavy
David Keinholz, Marland, firs
igold, third.
Coc kscomb
Lutheran PTL Te
Attend Open House
M mbers of Christ Lutheran
Parent - Teachers League will
meet at 7:30 p.1 Tuesc
the Lutheran school to attend
open house events in the c 1
rooms.
A gene ral session will includ •
P. 6, Perry Daily Journal
Sunday, Sept. 19, 1965
a discussion of the education 1
program offered at the school. 1
This discussion will be present 1
ed by Rev. E. F. Lange. pas-1
tor of Christ I urch 1
wil cl: 1
demonstrations, acc irding to
J W Einspahr principal Par
ents will have an Opr rtun-
ity t.....: ms in actual
op ration for students of th
kindergarten and grad on
through six
SMALL GRAIN BUNDLES
Wheat
Gary Lesh, Perry, first.
Oats
Gary Lesh. Perry, first.
Barley
Gary Lesh. Perrv. first.
FORAGE BI NDLES
Sudan
Gary Lesh, Perry, first.
Mung Beans
Gary Lesh, Perry, first.
Alfalfa
Dale Nida, Perry, first; Gar
Nida, Perry, second 1
Condit, Red Rock third.
Sweet ( lover
Gary Lesh, Perry, first.
LEGUME SEED
Alfalfa
Mitchell Ketts, Billir Nida, P
Carl Rupp. Sumner, second Lesh, Perry, st ond Donald
Wyckoff, Marland, third
Mitchell Ketts, Billings, first
Eddetta Beier, Perry, third.
White Onions
briefly
| stated...
(nw *
22m
• LADA •)
FEE
Rs
(Continued from page 1)
ert R. McCubbins
The hearing Friday W IS to
have been for the purpose of
discussing fees for administra-
tors with will annexed and at-
torney fees There was no ril-
ing on these matters Friday.
County Judge McCubbins on
Aug 26 authorized payment of
a total of $16,300 in fees ! spe-
are there will be many 1 1
hel re the estate is finally et-
ded.
Jurymen Called For
Fa Term Of Court
(Continued from page 1)
Homer Lawson, Red Rock.
Sweet Clover
Gary Lesh, Perry, first Don I
Carl Rupp, Sumner, first
Randy Ritthaler, Stillwater ( ald Wyckoff Mar id 10
nd; Elmer Combrink, Billings, Mun
third.
Ret €. Cook. (
D ald J. Tetil 1
Lewis Hone 1
Claude W Adeack, Perry.
Harriet Hoot Perry
Edna Fruch. Perry
Gary Lesh, Perry, first
NOBLE COUNTY
GOOD 160 ACRES
7V2 miles SE of Perry. Okla
30 Acr $ in crops, balance good
pasture. Good fences & water
Will Finence.
WINCHEST R SHULTS REAL
ESTATE AUCTION cO
I P Julian Ad 7 4341 or
Ad 4 4654.
REALTORS 611
En d. Oklahoma.
Vetch
Yellow Onions
Patty Linn. Red Rock, first
Randy Ritthaler, Stillwater sec
ond; Carl Rupp, Sumner, third
Beets
Patty Linn, Red Rock first
Cucumbers
Mitchell Ketts Billing first.
C arrots
Carl Rupp, Sumner, first;
Patty Linn, Red Rock, second
Pumpkin
Melva Williams Red Rock
Donald
first.
Brown, Perry, third
Dried Arrangement
Mrs A M Crowder Perry
first Mrs C Coffman, Perry
e nd; Mrs G M De n. Per-
ry. third
Driftwood
and champion, second and re Exchange Bank, Perry, first
serve: Jay DeBord, Perry third Mrs Bertha Vorndran, Perry, Mrs C Coffman Perry, first;
Vernor G M G « D Perry
Marland, Town and Country th rd nd Mr P H Pitt Per
Exchange Bank, Perry, first
Poland ( hina. light
Brenda Tautfest,
first and champion, second and
Aster
I NIOR DIVISION
HORTICULTURE
FFA
VEGETABLES
White Potatoes
Daryl Voss, Perry, first; Da
vid Zavodny, Perry, second;
Gary Lesh. Perry. thir 1.
White Oni ns
Ronnie Thoma n Morrison
ry, third
Brass, Copper or
Metal Container
reserve Weldon Schieffer, Rose Mrs R F Mayes Pet 1 1
Hill, third Ranay Schieffer, first; Mrs Otto Bulling, Petun-
Rose Hill, fourth; Ronnie Bay, ia second Mrs P H Pitts Pe
Melody Be I Mrs. G. M. Deen. Pe
Sumner, sixth: Cheryl Beier. Marigold. large second: Mrs. Charles Your
Apparatus Co Fire Truck Morrison, seventh. Mrs. Elmer Combrink, Bil- Billings third
Poland China, heavy ling first; Mrs C Coffman,
Brenda Tautfest Marland, Marigold, second: Mrs. Otto
first; Cheryl Bay, Fairview, sec- Bulling, Petunia, third,
nd. Marigold, small
Mrs Elmer Combrink, Bil
Rep ir
Clean-
Mrs
A M
first; Paul Williams, Red Rock first; Eric Grant, Perry se na
Brown Perry, second; Paul Nolte, Lucky Pio- Yellow Onions
Ronnie Thomason, Morrison
first; Eric Grant, Perry, second
Squash
MACE ILffrsrnN*N2 MD
LET US SET VICE
nitor supply. Floor Brush.
YOUR CAR
Squash
Brent Bolay White, first; Carl
CALL FOR AND
Daryl Voss, Perry first.
Wat rmelon
Jim Kukuk, Perry, first.
Tomatoes
Daryl Voss Perry, first.
FRUIT
Apples
David Zav dny. Perry, first
Pears
Nida, Perr
vid Zav odny. Perry, second
Dale Nida, Perry, third
GAMBER SIGNS
JU NIOR DIVISION
PI ANTS AND FLOWERS
ARR ANGEME NTS
In Pottery
Glenda Edwards, Perry, first
Chuckle Arrangement
Glenda Edwards Perry, first
Kent Einspahr, Perry econd
Anne Sherwood Perrv. third.
SPEC IMENS
Zinnias
Rupp, Sumner, second: Dale
Megenity, Red Rock, third.
W atermelon
Judy Kukuk, Perry, first
( abbage
Patty Linn, Red Rock, first.
Tomatoes
Denise Durkee. Billing first
Patty Linn, Red Rock, second
Paul Williams Red Rock, third
Gre n Peppers
Denise Durkee, Billings, first
Jan McNeal, Perry sec nd:
Tommy Testerman, Morrison,
third.
Scheed supplies. Welding Supplies.
DELIVER
e. Health Doctor,
Net 37 92
Fire Chief, Deduc-
w Bell Telephone Co. Telephone
.. cket peeuce southietsi thieet » Tr Duroc, light
ners et 8 5 Tautfest, Marland, line M arles H
first and champior Wayne Per nd; Ladies of 7
Downey Morrison cond 1
Testern M Roses
2 :. . . ierdll Chemical Co an Che - third: Wally Schieffer Rose Mrs 1 M Brown Petunia
Fire Deduct icals. 1.410.00 . . re Hill, fourth; Cheryl Beier, Mor- first Mrs P H Pitts, Petunia
rison, fifth second: Virgil Lee Bradshaw
Duroc heavy 1
69.00 Roger Musick, Fairview first
De-Thompson all exari Che 10al s and reserve: Vickie Testerman.
U.S. Supply ( er. Curb Morrison, second
tions .S0, Net 14.46 Stops, 335.50
Gene Taylor, R dioman. Deductions Vern Wagner Supply Co., Curb
.30. Net 14.46 Stops. 76.32
Harry Hughes, Callfireman, Deduc- w rer Oil Co npany Gasoline, 305 11
tio s 27, Net 13 26 Western Uniform & Towel Service,
George Munger Callfireman, De- Towel Services 31 18
duct s 12 Net 11.45 Dale W n Che et C Repair
Donald Klinglesmith, Callfireman, Parts & Labor, 41.55
Deduct ( Net 14 46 Woody ard Governor Re- champion; Steve Sullins Red
wun-S % Rock. secon
Fred L Berger Callfireman, De- Parts & Labor. 73.88
ductions 12.40. Net 2.36 Childrens Press Int Books. 7.92
Herman Brorsen Califireman, De- Collier - MacMillan Service Books
duet Net 14.46 4.6
H G Thompson Park Dept., Deduc- Donaldson & Yahn Lbr. Co., Re-
tions 56 52. Net 273 63 pairs, 27 56
Earl K King Park Dept, Deduc- Dot 5 Hardware, Misel Suyplies,
d E Berger
47.15 Net:
E E
33.57
Net
TAW
Swart Oil Co. 1
Phone FE 6-2624 •
ro mot nummaun
Harold
4 55 Net
William
a Net 14.46
Endres. Callfireman,
:0 Net 14 4r
Clarence Wurtz, Callfire nan.
du or 27. Net 13.26
Jack Newton Califireman, Deduc-
t hester White heav y
Barbara Ratliff, Red Rock
first and champion
Berkshire, light
Carl Rupp. Sumner, first and
Patty Linn, Red Rock first
Virgil Lee Bradshaw,
Perry
tions 30.62, Net 291.78 2.34
John W fortor C retaker Deduc- Doubleday & Co Inc Books 31 80
tions 8.32. Net 214 67 Gavlord Bros Inc Supplies 6.30
Mary F Winter Librarian, Deduc-
tions 45 23 Net 243 52
Mary E Smith, Ass’t Librarian, De-
ductions 4.12 Net 154.12
Gaylord Bros Inc Supplies 6.30
Houghton Mifflin Company, Books
Berkshire, heavy
Johnny Regnier, Mar and, fir t
and reserve Sheri Sullins Red
Rock, second
Yorkshire, light
Mike Smithheisler, Marland
first
Peace Rose
Mrs A M Brown, Petunia
first Mrs Harry Davison Per
ry se nd; Mrs N xy Hasen
fratz, Perry, third
Grand Prize to Individual
receiv no greatest number
of Blue Ribbons
Mr A M Browr Mrs
P. H Pitts second
Grand Prize to Club or
Organization Receiving
greatest number of Blue Ribbons
Petunia Unit, first Marigold
Unit, second.
HOME DE MONSTRATION
second; Billy Branson, Perry
third.
Marigolds
Billy Branson Perrv, first
Debbie Gottschalk, Perry SE
ond Patty Linn, Red
third
inv Other Flower
Kim Mitchell, Perry.
Yorkshire, heavy
PHILADELPHIA UPI)
Hot Peppers
Jan M Neal. Perry fir t with the Phila lla
Nancy Field. Morri n. nd F day when he returned
Rock Carl Rupp, Sumner, third
FRU ITS
Apples
signed contract to co-owner Ik
Ric hman.
The former Oreg in State for
first
Russlyn Evans, Red Rock, ward ( red 1.011 r irts or
Linda McCormick. Perry, sec-first; Judy Kukuk, Perry, sec-12.6 average duri
ond Virgil Bradshaw Perry ond Mark McNea Perry third i
third
PLANTS IN POTS
Cactus or Succulents
Debbie Gottschalk, Perrv,
first: Jan M N al, Perrv sec
Gary
first.
Peaches
Combrink, Billings
Pears
Marilyn Sel ffer Rose H
CLUB HOME MANAGEMENT ond een Olbert, Billings, first; Marilyn Steichen, F
Freddic D Baker Matron, Deduc-
tions 2.47 Net 65.78
Yardman, Deductions
John Ban
2.47 Net
Norman I
28.22 Net
Walter J Buffington, Ass’t Sexton,
Farmers Union Insurance
• Special $6000 min, homeov
• Farm, city and urbar property
• Ho goods
• Standard farm and homeowners package policy
• ( s and bus lings
• A to truck and farm ah ty
See or Call
WALTER SCHIEFFER, agent Perry FE 6-4903
For merly Henry Voise Agency
Hill, second Evelyn Steichen,
Rose Hill, third
HONE Y
White, extracted
Vance Shiever, Morrison, first
Amber, extracted
Gary Combrink, Billings,
Rug third
and Flowerin House Plant
Country sec nd Sunny View Kenna Mitchell, Perry first
third: Wimodau f irt An Glenda Edwards Perry sec nd
1 M Maga e C Mas ‘ Jean Selvey Marland first
NED B service ine. Li-and champion; Roberta Selvey
Marland, second and reserve
( rossbred. light
Tom Downey Morrison first
and champion; Ralph Voss,
Rose Hill, second
Crossbred heavy
Tom Downey, M rrison first
and reserve; Wayne Downey,
Morr r
Group of 5 Barrows
from one ( lub
Mar and first
OPEN CI ASS SWINE
HAMPSHIRE
Yearling Boar
Frank Wright Billings first
Junior Boar Pig
Richard Rains Morr n, first
and champion Steve Keinholz
Marland second David Kein
holz, Marland, third; Jame Vi
tek Morri on, fourth
Junior Sow Pig
Hunt Sexto Deductions Simot & Schuster Inc B ks. 5.11
104.06 Mary F Winters Librarian, Post-
age and Misel., 10.00
Deductions 28 09. Net 100 51
James Slavin Garbage Dept
duetions 22 26, Net 275 96
Daniel F Turner Garbage Dept,
Deduction s 3. 33 Net 240 99
Walter Brow
wore 26
telope Valley fifth.
Decorative Pillow
Glenrose first: Noble sec-
De-TOTAL GENERAL FUND $50,432
Debra Crossfield, Perry, third
Foliage
Glenda Edwards, Perry, first
ond; Oak Grove, third: Town Debbie Gottschalk, Perry, sec-first
STREET & ALLEY CASH F AND
Allied Material Corp., Asphalt, 1,-
Garbage Dept , De- 125 83
Net 200.52 Frisco Railway Co Freight. 900.19
Garbage Dept., De- Herde Equipment Co Repair Parts
Net 243.10 & Labor 103 51
J D Ratliff Garbage Dept., De- Navy Brand Mig Co., Chemical
ductions 44 82, Net 232.60 65 0
Bobby St . Garbage Dept., De- Perry Saw Shop. Keys 2.10
ducti 13,41 Net 104.39
tions 2.85 Net 7
Fredonna Eisenhauer, Office Clerk,
Deductions 1 12 Net 29 68
Caretaker, Deduc- TOTAL STREET &
90 ALL EY CASH Fl ND $2 096 65
AIRPORT CASH FUND
Charles E Hise Extra Police, De- Ira Kirkpatrick Salary, 96.38
ductior s 1 74, Net 46 26 Social Security Fund Social Secur-
Stewart R Beasley, Jr Swim P bl ity 7.25
MET Deductions 34.23 Net 240.77 Kay E ectr Cooperative Electrical
Deductions 19.30, Net 130.70 Perry Printing & Office Supply,
Glenda Ba Head Lifeguard, De- Rental, 8 00
duetions 15.67 Net 114 37 Southwestern Bell Tele. Co., Serve
Jean Matthews Lifeguard, Deduc- ices 56 58
1 1.9 Net 110.07 Clyde W 1 Terra ng. 342.24
Wurtz & Wurtz Motor Co Repair
Taylor, Lifeguard, Deductions
Cynthia Trussel. Lifeguard, Deduc-
tions 14 93. Net 110.07
David Palmer, Lifeguard, Deductions
14.93 Net 110.07
Carolyn Polen, Lifeguard, Deduc-
thms 2.27 Net 60.23
Mike Sadler, Painting Deductions
87, Net 23 13
Raymo d Hirschman, Painting, D
ductions 87, Net ‘3 13
Larry Wood Fainting, Deductions
.87. Net 23 13
David Tabo Painting Deductions
.87 Net 23 13
Generator 13 10
TOTAL AIRPORT
CASH FUND
$533 55
Steve Keinholz Marland. First
and champion Richard Lee
W ill
Dedt
Tax
am H Gordon Garbage Dept
actions 26 1 Net 51 29
u ge Bank Depositor, Federal
1 498.80
al Security Fund, Social Securi-
ly, 1,400 52
Okla State W H Tax Fund, State
W H Tax 75.08
Firemens Pension Fund, Firemens
Per sions. 85 30
Petty Cash Fund, Personal Deduc-
tin s 28 31
Water & Light Def artment. Person-
al Dedi etions 41 02
Okla Natur 1 Gas Co Pt sonal De-
ductions, 12 59
Guarantee Life Ins C. , Personal
Deductions 8.43
Home State Life Ins. Co., Personal
Deduction E 40
Prudential Life Ins Co., Persor il
Deductions 59 22
Blue Cross Blue Shield Plans, Per-
sonal Deductions, 346.90
METER CASH FUND
Erwin Keel Meter Refund, 15 00
James E Gosvener, Meter Refund,
15 00
Eddie Nichols, Meter Refund, 15 00
Gary Emmons, Meter Refund, 15.00
Ted R Brown Meter Refund, 10.00
A A Sehnaithman, Meter Refund,
15.00
John R Harrod Meter Refund, 10 00
Leslie Huffington Meter Refund,
10.00
Leonard Gottfried Meter Refund
Sandra Smith, Meter Refund 10 00
Mable Tuttle Meter Refund 10 00
Ho vard Long. Meter Refund, 10 00
H. W. Brower. Meter Refund. 10.00
J B Fox, Meter Refund 10 00
Eldon Sandy Meter Refund, 15 00
Otto Cowell, Meter Refund. 5.00
Gerald A Ford Meter Refund, 15 00
Lloyd R Carl Meter Refund 15.00
Gene Davidson Meter Refund 10.00
A F Navarro Meter Refund, 10.00
Kenneth Estes Meter Refund 10 00
Jay Crowley Meter Refund 15.00
Kenny R ell Meter Refund 15.00
Phyliss Gr 1 Meter Refund 15 00
Donald Savcie. Meter Refund 13.00
and Country fourth
Bear fifth
Black nd Marianne Streller, Perry
Pillow ( ases, embroidered
Happy Home first Golden
Circle, second; Wimodausis,
third; P neer fourt Glen
rose, fifth
Fancy Apron
Sunny View first; Lad es of
76 second: Wimodausis third;
Vicinage, fourth; Hunter fifth
Refinished Wood on
Home Furnishing
Sunny View first; Ceres, sec-
: Wimodausis, third: Town
third.
Grand Prize to Individu l
Junior winning greatest
number of blue ribbons:
Glenda Edwards first
JI NIOR DIVISION
FARM PRODUCTS
4-H
CORN
10 Ears of White
Weldor I e H
first.
10 Ears of Yellow
Judy Rieman, Sumner first
JU NIOR DIVISION
I ARM PRODUCTS
FFA
GR AIN SORGHO MS
Maize Heads
Daryl Voss, Perry, first
SHELLE D GR VIN
Oats
Gary Lesh. Perry, first.
Barlev
Gary Lesh, Perry, first; Don-
ald Wyckoff, Marland, « nd
Kafir
Gary Lesh. Perry, first.
Wheat
SCHNEE
THE GORGON
PERRY OPEN 1 P.M SAT.
Starring
PETER CUSHING
Curse of The
Mummy’s Tomb
Starring
TERRANCE MORGAN
— TWO THRILL RS —
STARTS SUNDAY — PERRY OPEN 1:15 SUNDAY
and Country, fourth
Home, fifth
Happy Carl Rupp, Sumner second
10 Ears of Other
Reupholstered Furniture
with Springs
Paul Williams
Jerry Mittasch, Morrison,
first; Chuck Cooper, Red Rock,
Red Rock, second: Randy Condit, Red
"THE
VISIT"
BERGMAN 1
QUINN U
"North To
Alaska"
With
first; Patty Linn, Red Rock sec Rock third: Denni Mitt 1 ch
Morrison fourth: Gary Lesh,
10 Ears Pop Corn Perry fifth Donald Wy
Carl Rupp, Sumner, first, Marland, sixth; David Zavodny
White Hall, first Pi neer, sec- Ralph Voss Perry, second; Pat- Perry eventh Tommy Te ter
ond Happy Home, third Sun ty Linn. Red Rock, third. man, Morrison, eighth
,. Cere first Town and Coun ond.
Billings, second; David Rein- try ( nd
holz Marland. third; Dary Kitchen or Bathroom Curtains
Voss. Perry fourth
Wayne
Downey Morrison, fifth
POLAND ( HINA
Junior Boar Pig
Alfred Soulek Perry first and
champion
Junior Sow Pig
ny View fourth Antelope Val-
ley, fifth
Living Room, Dining Room
or Bedroom ( urtains
. . Oak Grove first Black Bear, ond
Gary Lesh Perry, first
champion Wade Voise Morri
son, econd Ronnie Bay, Fair
view third Donna Bay Fair
Cir e fourth Antelope Valley
fifth
JOHN WAYNE
THESE MOVIES WILL KEEP YOU ON THE EDGE OF
THE SEAT — OPEN 7:10 • START 7 30
in 0
Evelyn Atkinse Meter
Refund
10 0
Cathy Black Meter Refund 15.00
Harold Meeks Meter Pefund 15 0
Bill Bonboy Meter Refund 25.00
TOTAL METER
CASH FUND
Johr B € Meter Refund 1 00 TOTAL ALL FUNDS
Sharen Magruder Meter Refund,
. 15 00
Jobn F. Crews Sr., Meter Refund,
$405 00
Alma Edgar,
City Clerk
9-19-65
Draperies
Vicinage, first Antelobe Val-
lev second Town and Country
third; Golden Circle, fourth.
Project Poster
Oak Grove, first; Hunter, sec
ond Antelope Valley third
Pioneer fourth
PLANTS AND FLOWERS
PLANTS IN POTS
Foliage
GRAIN SORGHU M
10 Heads Maize
Gary Combrink. Billings
first Robert Beier, Perry, sec-
: TAT
ACCURATE &
SHELI i D GRAIN
Oats
Gary Combrink
Billings,
first; David Beier, Perry, see
ond; Dale Megenity Red Rock
third.
Barley
Gary Snyder, Perry, first
Sheri Sullins Red Rock second
David Beier Perry, thiru.
Maize
Carl Rupp Sumner first; Da
vid Beier, Perry, second.
Wheat
PRESCRIPTION
4 3
Hmm
FREE PRESCRIPTION DELIVERY
NE FE 6-2127
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