Altus Times (Altus, Okla.), Vol. 95, No. 64, Ed. 1 Sunday, May 28, 1995 Page: 5 of 28
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1. CHECK trOur
11 hell your power goes out,
check all fuses and breakers.
lfthey’re O.K., check with
your neighbors. If power is
ont around Ill'll. CA/L. PSO.
2. CN.PSO.
Calling PSO is easier than
ever with our Heir 24-hour
Customer Seren e Center
1-801776-7071 (Inside
the Tulsa calling area call
596-0400). From the
moment you call PSO, help
is on the way — so a second
call isn't necessary Please
leave our lines open for
other callers.
3. REPORT FALLEN
UTILITY LIVES.
if Itou see a fallen power
line, don't eren go near it'
Ind. keep others auvy tool
Call PSO, the police, or the
fire department immediately
4. IM11G APPLIANCES.
It 'sa good idea to turn off
your air conditioner and
unplug televisions, major
appliances, and computers
during storms. If you
experience an outage, you
may want to leave them
unplugged until power is
restored. Don't open your
refrig. Tutor or freezer unless
absolutely necessary
5. BE CARER I Wini
GENERATORS.
U 5 hare access to a
portable generator, please
do not play it directly into
your circuit breaker box
It's unsafe — especially
for repair crews. Play
appliances and lamps
directly into the generator
(PSO does not have portable
generators).
6. PLEASE Bl PATENT.
Non may see a PSO truck
in your neighborhood
leaving before your powrer
comes back on This is not
unusual, le send people
out to assess the extent and
cause of an outage. The
source of your outage might
be several blinks away
7. CHECK ON You R
NEIGIIBE ORS.
Be mindful of neighbors who
may have special needs
8. It RN You R FRONT
PORCH LiGIr ON.
Tummy on your porch light
lets PSO crews know your
electricity is back on.
9. FOLLOW LOCAL
NEWS MEDIA.
For updates on weather
conditions and power
restoration efforts, check
local newspapers and radio
broadcasts
10. KEEP AN ENI RGENCY
SAFETY KIT.
It's a good idea to keep
thinys like flashlights,
batteries, bottled water,
and a battery-powered
radio handy.
Paige Penick
Kelly Webb
PSD
Public Service Company of Oklahoma
A Central and South West Company
EVERYTHING MUST
GO!
New arrivals...
too often, severe weather causes power
outages. Wind, fallen tree limbs, and lightning can
damage lines or equipment causing these outages.
Whenever an outage occurs, PSO works nonstop
to restore your service as quickly as possible. We
know the inconvenience outages cause - and we
appreciate your patience and cooperation.
I lere are some steps you can take to weather
an outage safely - and with as little inconvenience
— as pt ssible.
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caded from just under the piece
to past the end of the train.
Cynthia E. Merifield.
Arlington, Va., served as maid of
honor. Bridesmaids were Ingrid
Martin, Washington, D.C., Candy
Powell Merifield and Madeline
Giannetti, Tulsa, and Tiffani
Johnson, Altus.
They were attired in emerald
silk Dupion! two-piece suits
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Crystal Brox
Christopher Quintana
Jennifer Dudash
Brian Rivard
— GIRL — SSgt. Lorne and
Michelle Greene, Altus, are the
parents of a 7 pound, 12 ounce
girl. Dixie Elizabeth was born at
4:33 p.m., April 4, at Altus Air
Force Base Hospital.
Grandparents are Robert S. Jr.
and Mary Urey, San Antonio,
Texas, and Lorne S. and
Kimberly Reynolds, Altus, are
the parents of a 6 pound, 10
ounce girl. Megan Jo was born at
4:04 p.m., May 10, at Altus Air
Force Base Hospital.
Grandparents are Betty
Richard, Camden, Tenn., Gilbert _
Vining, Alberta, Canada, Vinal
Elizabeth Greene, Oswego, N.Y. and Joyce Reynolds.
BOY —SrA Adan and Monica Whitneyville, Maine.
Zamora, Altus, are the parents GIRL — SrA Bobby and
of a 6 pound. 4 ounce boy. Justin Christina Norton, Altus, are the ■
Alexander was born at 3:33a.m., parents of a 7 pound, 5 ounce
April 6, at Altus Air Force Base girl. Emma Christine was born
Hospital. at 12:10 a.m., May 12, at Altus Air
GIRL — SSgt. Brian and Force Base Hospital.
Sharon Ames, Alius, are the GIRL ~ Chara Deon and
parents of a 6 pound, 9 ounce Howard Leon Easley, Granite,
girl. Sarah Grace was born at are the parents of a 7 pound, 7
6:40 p.m., April 6, at Altus Air ounce girl. Hannah Gabrielle
Force Base Hospital, was born at 4:06 a.m., May 12. at
Grandparents are Danny and Jackson County Memorial
Carolyn King, and Darlene Hospital. Grandparnets are Joe
Ames. and Carolyn VanAusdall,
GIRL — Capt. Michael and Granite, and Howard and Julie
Christine Reyna, Altus, are the Easley.
parents of a 7 pound. 11 ounce GIRL Rick and Mary Beth
girl. Alyssa Marie was born at Henry, Altus, are the parents of
6:14 p.m., April 13, at Altus Air a 6 pound. 5 ounce girl. Hannah
Force Base Hospital. Elizabeth was born at 3:30 p.m.,
BOY — Bobby and Amanda May 12, at Jackson County
Saucier, Altus, are the parents of Memorial Hospital,
a 7 pound. 8 ounce boy. Clayton Grandparents are Lloyd and
Ray was born at 6:58 p.m., April Nancy Burns, Talala, and Danny-
17, at Jackson County Memorial and Jean Pence, Duke.
Hospital. Grandparents are Tom BOY — Norma Miranda and
and Paula Lewis, and Ken and Victor Saenz, Altus, are the par- 1
Pat Saucier, all of Altus. ents of an 8 pound, 1 ounce boy.
BOY - SrA Jeffrey and Sarah Norman Kevin was born May 13,
Baron, Altus, are the parents of and was 20-1/2 Inches long,
an 8 pound, 10 ounce boy. Cody BOY — SSgt. Jeffrey and Loree
, . r TAUINeON Jeffrey was born at 9:47 a.m., Holliday, Altus, are the parents
MR. and MRS. TONY April26,at Altus Air Force Base of a 7 pound, 2 ounce boy.
Candace Lynn Merifield and jackets had V neckline fronts. Hospital. Nickolas Conner was born at
Tony Michael Johnson, both of high backs, short sleeves and BOY —A1C Paul and Norma 3:44 p.m., May 14. at Altus Air
Tulsa were married at 5:30 p.m., peplum with the front closures Vossen, Altus, are the parents of Force Base Hospital.
April 22 at the St. John's appointed with three fabric a 7 pound, 3 ounce boy. Tyler BOY — Roy Wayne and
Episcopal Church in Tulsa. swirls. Justin was born at 10:55 a.m., Rhonda Sue Moreau, Olustee,
Rev David Fox, pastor of the The center back waists also April 26, at Altus Air Force Base are the parents of a 7 pound. 14
church, officiated the ceremony. had three fabric swirls above Hospital. ounce boy. Nolynn Wayne was
The bride is the daughter of the fluted peplum. GIRL — Rashonda Elaine born at 4:45 p.m., May 18, at
Dr and Mrs. David Merifield. The floor length skirts had Wright, Altus, is the mother of an Jackson County Memorial
Tulsa. Parents of the bridegroom back slits above the dyed-to- 8 pound. 6 ounce girl Ayana Hospital. Grandparents are
are Mr. and Mrs. Charles match shoes. Deontre' was born at 5:42 a.m., Jerry Wolfram, Herndon. Kan..
Johnson Altus Sarah Evans, Prairie Village. May 2, at Altus Air Force Base Marlene Wolfram, McCook, Neb.,
Given in marriage by her fa Kan., registered the guests. Hospital. Clay Lynn and Barbara Moreau,
ther the bride chose a white silk Readers were Beth Tecala. Olustee.
shantung and Alencon lace Washington, D.C., Mary Schrock, GIRL - SSgt. Jerry and SSgt. GIRL - Amn. Billie and
gown from the Exclusive Kansas City, Mo., Nancy Lovell, Carla Bailey, Altus, are the par- Cheryl Phillips, Altus, are the
Collection by the House of Kirkwood, Mo., and Kelly ents of a 5pound, 10 ounce girl, parents of an 8 pound, 6 ounce
Bianchi The modified sweet Frizzell, Tulsa, Jamila Zari was born at 11:35 girl. Brittany Lynn was born at
heart neckline was accented Bob Nickles, Ponca City, was p.m., May 4. at Altus Air Force 2:43 a.m.. May 20. at Altus Air
with patterns of delicately best man. Groomsmen were Base Hospital. Grandparents Force Base Hospital.
beaded Alencon border lace in Kurt Keeter, Arlington, Texas, are Nancy L. Curtis, T roy. Ohio. GIRL - SrA Craig and Diana
f t and back Dr. Chris Merifield. Tulsa, Dr. Al Bailey and Linda K Bailey. Middleton, Altus, are the parents
rhe sleeve area featured clus- Barry Martin, Washington, D.C., Statesville, N.C. of a 7 pound, 14 ounce girl,
ters of petal roses of the silk and Michael Vitek, Chicago, Ill. GIRL — Maj. Robert and Alliah Monique was born at 1:35
shantung on the shoulders over Ushers were Darren Amen, Rebecca McClain, Altus, are the p.m., May 21. at Altus Air Force
the entire short sleeve base. The Weatherford, and Frank parents of an 8 pound. 1 ounce Base Hospital. Grandparents
fitted silk bodice had a dropped Medearis, Tahlequah, girl. Kathryn Joy was born at are Rick and Cindy Tollette,
Basque waist with patterns of Organist was Michael 5:24 a.m . May 7. at Altus Air Tulsa, and Stan and Cindy
beaded Alencon lace creating an Bedford. Jane Smith played the Force Base Hospital, Carter, Sanford. Fla.
hourglass silhouette. embel- flute and Miriam Young played
lishing the dropped waist, the cello. Soloists were Lisa
/ The back closure was ac- Mabrey, soprano, and Paul
cented with covered silk buttons Mabrey, bass. .
over the zipper and matching A reception, hosted by the
patterns of beaded lace. The brides parents, was held at Mid
flared and slightly gathered silk Continent Tower, Tulsa.
shantung skirt fell to a hemline The couple has made their
of hi 10 Alencon border lace, ab home in Tulsa where the bride is
sent of heading, that encircled an attorney for State Insurance
the cathedral length train. Fund and the bridegroom is
The Regalia Veils headpiece manager at Brinker
was a half-moon shaped back International. .
piece of matching silk shantung A rehearsal dinner, hosted by
cabbage roses and buds with the bridegroom's parents, was
pearl peps at the center of each, held at Panache.
The cathedral length veil cas-
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Lomenick, Rick. Altus Times (Altus, Okla.), Vol. 95, No. 64, Ed. 1 Sunday, May 28, 1995, newspaper, May 28, 1995; Altus, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2182640/m1/5/?q=%22adam+cortez%22: accessed August 15, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.