Lake Keystone News (Mannford, Okla.), Vol. [17], No. 20, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 6, 1976 Page: 4 of 8
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THAT (1) CONCRETE is mans oldest building material?
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and the purhase of a back
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ing at the door step (he's
been howling much too long)
people will get busy and do
something about it. I noticed
Monday, May 10 • Chicken
fried steak. mashed potatoes
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Thursday, May 6 - Frito pie.
whetting away trying
make a living.
Especially if you
Sincerely.
Doris T Miller
SHELTON’S CONCRETE SERVICE will give you Quality
Concrete at a Reasonable Price and Prompt Service.
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Jennings News
Jennings Baptists Begin Plans
For Anniversary in August
THAT (5) CONCRETE accessories around your home will
cut the time and expense of upkeep Plus the
convenience and safety they offer you and
your guests.
THAT (6) CONCRETE is a symbol of modest prestige,v
pride and achievement wherever you live.
THAT (3) CONCRETE driveways, sidewalks, and patios
are the "Eye Catchers” of your home or estate.
Adding depth and beauty to enhance your lawn,
home, and property appeal.
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THAT (4) FOR the few dollars spent on a quality concrete
job you will increase the value of your property
many times over.
THAT (2) CONCRETE is still your most economical and
durable building material at todays high
construction costs.
We will be offering our
% HOTDOGS
Economy
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milk Basin Association
Steer Inn
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The Oklahoma Water Re-
sources Board will conduct
public meetings during May
in Hugo. Muskogee. Tulsa.
Enid, Guymon and Lawton to
obtain input for the board's
updating of state water qua-
lity standards.
The meetings will be May
11 in the Choctaw Room of
the Security First National
Bank of Hugo; May 12 in the
Muskogee Civic Center; May
13 in the Holiday Inn West.
6109 N. Sapulpa Road. Tul-
sa; May 18 in the O.T.
Autery Vocational Technical
Building. Enid; May 19 in
the Guymon Extension Cen-
ter Annex, and May 20 in the
Thursday, May 13- , will begin at 6 $D-p:m. Those
pizza. lettuce salad, mixed: attending are asked to bring
vegetables. chocolate pudv • | main dish ar (fishes accord-
ding. milk. 3 Mh to the number attending.
2- Among matters io be dis-
cussed are a lowering of dues
cubes, cake, bread sticks!
milk.
Friday, May 7 - Hot dog
with chili, onion and pickle
cerned legislators support
the bill sponsored by Chair-
man James M Hanley of the
) ,n determination that the Linda Wilson of Mannford on The Economyr picture gets
teen-agers were the only Wednesday, April 21, at the hipget aniaker. Maybe
ones wanting the SIGN taken Fitzgerald Funeral Home, when the wolf gets to knew-
ATTEND CHURCH
•SUp"
By Linda I itterell
First Baptist Church in Jen-
nings is trying to locate all
former pastors and members
during the past 50 years, for
a 50th Anniversary to be held
the first Sunday in August.
If you were a member.
'TH Tell You a Secret”
We should be just as epn- __ , < , -
cerned about the policemen’s Native Printed
el ildren as we are our own.
working at a public job. eight
hours and overtime. Could
be you'll discover a hobby
that will fill in all your spare
time and life will become
extremely exciting, if noth-
ing else writing books that
may or may not be entertain-
ing. Every age has it's own
happiness
Even if it happens to be the
AGE OF INFLATION...
for
25
“Special”
On Monday,
May 10
Woody Bussey1, native Oil-
1 ton man. and his wife. Billie,
are authors of a new book.
"Fate is the Gleaner." just
' off the press.
The novel is due for release
bv the publishing firm. Ash-
ley Books, of Port Washing-
ton. N.Y.
‘ Fate Is the Gleaner" is an
unusual love story between a
fighter pilot from Oklahoma
who served in the China-
Burma-India Theatre during
World War II and a beautiful
woman of the Parsi religion,
according to the publisher.
"Karma Is throughly ex-
posed to reason, and the
treatment of predestination
will shock the thinking per-
ing open to all residents in
it Basin area will be held in
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Heller Monday evening.
May 10. A pot-lck dinner
Call for Carry-Out Orders
865-2127
W Welcome Campers
V and
V, Visitors to the Lake Area. ,
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cannot take for
, iire-fighung equipment.
House Postal Service Sub- ary Grimsrudd. Association
committee and Chairman : ,
Gale W McGee of th. Seg-. president, said.
ate Post Office and Civil
confronted by a big police- Finnaral Ie HalA
man with a big gunvlipays runerai is neiu { . A
otlierwise We must ja law Servieswere hid for | <
. f i ement. but the cnfor Madge AAn Jenlrtns. 42? a
cis ust he right. sister of Netta Bledsaw and
Most part-time jobs don't givel
you retirement pay in fact. man/
lull-time careers don't match the?
long list of fringe benefits that are
yours in the Army Reserve Contafv
your local Army Reserve unit ibr
details.
Sunday night. Everyone is
welcome.
First Baptist Church at-
tendance Sunday was 58.
Revival with Bro. Harry
Griffin preaching and the
Singing Burnett Family in
progress now through Sun-
Service Committee This
legislation would grant the
mA
they tell you to meet them at
the emergency room (cost
sometimes run into three
figures).
They make forty-eleven
tests in order to find out what
ails you. The diagnosis is
something you don't under-
stand. The place that has to
be cut out has never ached or
pained you In your life but
they tell you that you must
have surgery right away on
that part of one's anatomy or
you are liable to die for sure.
Scares a person to death
and before you know it
you're ready to take the next
bus to Scott-White or some
other high rating clinic.
Most of us elders treat the
body like we did the old
model T. Just wire it up and
keep on dragging along. You
finally get it to knocking on
all four. May not make the
same speed but your get-
along will still function if one
shifts over into another gear,
go a little slower...You come
to enjoy things you never saw
before going at break-neck
speed.
You've heard that song.
"Don't fence me in". When
you get to the retirement age
and you're turned out to the
big pasture, you learn to
discover many avenues and
trails you never had the
chance to explore while your
nose was at the grindstone
Water Quality Standards
io Meet MaKio Topic of Public Meetings
rg -4
A Basin Association meet-
please send them your name day night at 7:30. Everyone
and address, so they can is welcome.
send you an invitation for Dinner day will be held May
this special event. 9 after morning worship ser-
Assembly of God attend- vice. Bro. Harry Griffin ad
ance Sunday was 96. the Singing Burnett Family
Saturday night at Oak Hill will be with them.
General Baptist Church on Kindergarten class went to
Highway 48, the film The Yale Friday for a tour of the
Judgment" will be shown. Yale Fire Dept. They took a
The Rev. J.W. Wright and sack lunch
the Wright brothers are Fifth. sixth and seventh
holding revival there through grade class took a trip to
granted that all policemen
are honest, nor should wo
assume that because some
are not honest that all are
dishonest.
It appears the Board of.
Trustces are moving in the
iit1' i direction and from
erein surely we all. police-
mci and citizen. be more
aware of the others rights
and obligations.
I an signing this letter only
because I understand H will
•I be printed if I do not
silo \ concerned parent.
c Larics P. Jobe
relish. French fries, fruit
Jello, cup cakes. milk
business.
Mrs. Margaret Lierly’s
daughter and son-in-law, Dear Editor.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rosen- After reading your stor,
stine from Tulsa. were here concerning tlc conflict be
spending the weekend. tween the Mannford policc
Mrs. Lola Mumford. Ber- ... M . . ,
, and t in Mannford tecn-agcrs
nice Corley, and Fave Wren ... .. . . .
2, . • Cci ((mpcllcd [() write this
were in Oklahoma City Fn- lettei
day with the fifth and sixth Tie citizens (young and otd
grade class. MUST have confidence in.
Mrs. Lola Mumford. Ber- . , e . .
s, , . k , and respect for the law or
nice Corley. Shawn and Opal , ,, . .
- ... r lucre will be open war and it
Jacobs were in Stillwater .
appears we came very close
atur ay; ra r? i -r i 1“ just that. But the law must
Mr. and Mrs Earl Tarplev
, _ , . earn the confidence and re
from Tulsa spend Sunday ,
. , , ,, sped. the\ W ill not get them
with Mr. and Mrs. Marvin ,
Estes tur"ug" intinladation. itiga
lion or demand.
r. and Mrs. Bill Pritchett li appears the conflict is (or
and granddaughter Shawn, was) betwcen the
teen-agers
from Blackburn spent Sun- that arc of driving age and
y with Mr. and Mrs. certain policemen. The par
Marvin Estes. ents of tfiese teen-agers ap
r. and Mrs. Scott Ley- peared to be the one most
erley S son and daughter-in- upset and tlicy should be if
law Mr. and Mrs. Marvin any of the allegations an
Leyerley from Oklahoma City truc. If you do not have any
were here visiting with them, eiildrenin this
catagory do
not be to quick to criticize
COSTS 7 *S Depart- tiise whe do and may ap
ment of Labor figures re Pcar to be out-of -line,
veal that consumer prices । for one want assurance
went up an average of |i at my children can go out
13.2 percent in 1975 Sugar, and do things that kids di
margarine cooking oh, witltout bemu treated like . Tuesday, May 11 . Turkey
cookies and corn flakes.jn- 1 -sle sm- mu " .2 _____Aki
eezecd fastsst in priceg M -nu," posibiy be tur ■ 27117 20": given
• • • • g cd into a criminal. In a i ni beans, butttr and hot rolls.
WARNING: The Tire* In- as small as Mannford ’ I cookies milk
dustry Safety Council warns w ould be impossible foi a kid wednegda. M.. , k ,
that tires with treads worn , 1 ’ . dnesday . May 12 Meat
to 1/16 of an inch or less be around, and come in balls, creamed potatoes. car
are 44 times more likely to .....ad with and know tee - rot sticks, apricot cobbler
suffer disablement than new age criminals. It would be a yeast biscuits, milk
tires. great tragedy should just on
innocent person be jailed, yr
denied freedom for the sake
"I catching a criminal j
Criminals need to be caugl i.
but not at the expense of tl e
r nocent.
Tl e police do have a mudi
greater obligation than the
citizen to observe the laws
because they have the aur -
ority, that is why they carr
gur s. It can be very flustrati
i: g to know you have done
nething wrong but you are
scalloped potatoes. Jelld
Oklahoma City Zoo and
Cowboy Hall of Fame Friday.
The bus left the school at
8:30 a m. They had lunch at
the zoo. then went to Spring-
dale Amusement Park. They
left for Jennings at 3:30 p.m.
Eighth graders attended
visitation day Friday at the
school of their choice, either
Oilton or Yale.
P.T.O. meeting, election of
officers. May 11. at 7:30 p m.
Mrs. Anderson's kinder-
garten class will provide
entertainment.
Seventh-eighth graders
have been busy selling
school annuals. These are
only $1 and are very nice.
Mrs. Otto Ramey and Mrs.
Albert Hanlon went to
Cleveland Wednesday on
tional Technical Auditorium,
Law ton. Each session will
begin at 7:30 p.m.
Any person interested in
water quality standards for
Oklahoma streams may pre-
sent an oral or written state-
ment during the public
meetings or to water board
offices in the Jim Thorpe
Building in Oklahoma City,
said Dr. G A Shirazi. water
quality division chief.
A public hearing on the
proposed standards will be
held Wednesday, June 23. in
the auditorium of the Okla-
homa Wildlife Conservation
Department offices at 2100
N. Lincoln. Oklahoma City.
Written statements will be
accepted from any interested
person.
Dr. Shirazi said he expects
that the proposed new
standards will be presented
to the water board on July 13
and to the Pollution Control
Coordinating Board on July
14 for approval.
The standards are being
updated in compliance with
state and federal laws.
The updating process was
initiated April 26 when 33
professional and technical
people representing a variety
of sub-state, state and fed-
eral agencies and a number
of industries met to discuss
technical input for the pro-
posed new regulations.
down can only be an opinion Sand Springs.
as there was no count of the interment was in the Talala
voters, teen-agers or adults, cemetery.
I feel the teen-agers that Mrs .Jenkins lived on Rt. 2.
appealed at the meeting are Terlton. She had been born
to be commended for work and reared in Sand Springs,
mg within the svstem to Survivors include five
bring about change I hey daughters. Deborah Asher,
are NOT to be commended if Dennise Mullinax, Deanna
I Lev were a party to vandal Coyle and Doreen Lunceford;
ism amt intimadatiop di- and a son, Michelle Brum-
ree ted at the policemen. mett
Policemen have the same
the store-keepers had
marked Vigo down from 16%
to 13 cents and that milnot
had a markdown from 31
cents to 30 cents (some
reduction) when use to you
could buy Milnot for 12
cents. (Beats all). Jello is up
sky high - 27 cents a pack-
age I’ve seen the time you
could buy 3 packages for a
quarter. Sounds like I'm
bellyaching, but who would-
n't on an empty stomach?
Postage is something else
that must go higher to hear
them tell it. For a person
that uses the mail service as
much as I do it really eats in.
Takes a quarter to send one
book a short distance.
I hardly see how a large
household makes ends meet.
It wouldn't do much good for
a wolf to break into most
houses let alone howl. He
wouldn't find anything for a
great many cubbards and
shelves are bare.
They say to be healthy you
should have a green and
yellow vegetable on the table
every meal. Unless you raise
them, I don't know how a
person is gonna be able to
buy them at 49 cents a
pound...Just try eating a soft
meated tomato. There is no
taste, no wonder folk have to
take Geritol three times a
day Yet it is cheaper to buy
patent drug tonics than to lay
in the hospital at $68 or $75 a
day...
I’ve often heard the remark
it is cheaper to buy groceries
than to get sick and need a
doctor. Now days there is
not doctor to make- house
calls. If you do call a doctor
Our record in Mannford
si ould bi ,i strorxjndication
son in a finally arresting
manner," says Hez Down-
ing. managing director of
Ashley Books.
Woody and Bille Bussey are
a husband wife writing team
who live in Oklahoma City.
Their book was bought by the
first publishing house con-
tacted.
Woody was born in Oilton
w here his father was a driller
during the boom Many of
MY kin still-swere for oil
dompanies in the area.
for your money
ony hour of the day
or night
s when you use our
NIGHT DEPOSITORY
Dear Sir:
The March 27th edition of
our paper carried a deroga-
tory, unsigned letter. I feel
an anonymous letter is un
fair. It also belittles and
bemeans the community and
your paper.
In contrast to "Dis
gruntled". I would like to
express my appreciation for
our town board, both past
and present. We are fortu-
nate to have dedicated citi
zens devote as much time as
is required to run the affairs
of the community. All citi-
zens are free and urged to
attend board meetings on the
second Thursday of each
month, at which time any
problems, or suggestions
may be presented for discus
sion. action, or at least for
clarification.
I enjoy the Lake Keystone
News, but I sincerely urge
that your policy of printing
anonymous letters he re
viewed.
Mannford Shopping Center JU
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Engles, Margaret. Lake Keystone News (Mannford, Okla.), Vol. [17], No. 20, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 6, 1976, newspaper, May 6, 1976; Mannford, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1945679/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Keystone Crossroads Historical Society.