Pawhuska Daily Journal-Capital (Pawhuska, Okla.), Vol. 74, No. 185, Ed. 1 Sunday, September 16, 1984 Page: 3 of 10
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MRS. KEVIN PAUL STRABALA
Stab ler-Stra ba la
wed in Tulsa
Donn Marie Stabler, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Stabler of
Tulsa became the bride of Kevin
Paul Strabala in a candlelight
ceremony at 2 p.m. Saturday,
September 15 in the Church of
Madalene, Tulsa. Strabala is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. J. Melvin Strabala
also of Tulsa. The bride is the
granddaughter of Margaret Iron of
Pawhuska.
Traditional wedding music was
provided by Ann Roberts, organist
and Carol Foster, vocalist.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a formal gown of
white Schiffli lace with a batteau
neckline and lantern sleeves also of
the lace. The A-line skirt was of
Lalique taffeta with Schiffli lace
around the hem. A wide, white satin
ribbon was worn at the waistline.
Her chapel length train was ac-
cented with cut-outs of Schiffli lace
inserts. The 2-tier blusher veil was
edged with lace and her caplet was
heavily encrusted with pearls.
Margaret Smith was the bride’s
honor attendant and other at-
tendants were Paula Stabler,
Shawna Valentine, Janna Stabler,
Michelle Strabala and Libby
Stabler.
Kristen Strabala was the can-
dlelighter, Courtney Valentine,
Pawhuska Daily Journal-Capital, Sunda Se ember 16 34 Pa
Elk-Mates planning cookbook
The Pawhuska Elk Mates met at
the Elks Lodge, Wednesday, Sep-
tember at 8 p.m. The meeting was
called to order by Juanita Fowler,
vice president, in the absence of
Dolores Stewart, president.
In addition to regular business, the
group discussed the cookbooks they
are putting together from area
for recipes is September 21, and can best costumes.
be mailed to Pawhuska Elk Mates, Also discussed was a family lake
P. 0. Box 722, Pawhuska, 74056. party for Elk-Mates and their
The Christmas Bazaar was also families to be held at Royce and
discussed and the possibility of Dolores Stewart’s boathouse,
selling booths for crafts. Jean September 23, at 2 p.m. Everyone is
Leedom will be in charge to bring a covered dish to com-
The decorating committee for the T
Halloween dance is Tennie Slone,
residents. Recipes are needed in all Carla Howrey, Shirley Ramey and
categories and anyone may con- Linda Ware. The dance will be
tribute one or more. The deadline October 27, with prizes awarded for
Letter
Dear Editor,
ESA Sorority for sandwiches and •
Think on
These Things
By Joyce Hifler
It is the nature of earlier
generations to suspect the rising one
of going to the dogs.
After all, they do introduce us to a
low of new things, and teach us more
than we ever intended to learn.
Our young are finding their way
quite easily through a maze of high
technology. It is a new age of
science, a time when there is
something new to intrigue the
curious and to confuse older
generations with its strange new
language.
But the learning goes both ways.
We cannot shut our ears to new
possibilities, nor can we wisely
ignore common sense and ex-
perience. We must listen to each
other. We must avoid closing im-
portant communication.
When we shut ourselves off from
new ideas, we begin to age. And at
some elusive age between birth and
beyond, wisdom is gained when we
stop scoffing and posturing and
being to listen.
It is then that we find we can learn
from sources we suspected of being
void of what we need to know.
Hospital Notes
ADMISSIONS
Harvey Wells, Pawhuska
DISMISSALS
None
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pliment brisket for the main course.
Dinner will be served around 5 p.m
Those present were Juanita
Fowler, Pat Huffman, Cheryl
Parrish, Jean Leedom, Shirley
Ramey, Sue Brown, Linda Ware,
Carla Howrey and Tennie Slone.
The Red Cross Bloodmobile had a filling.
very successful run again in WMU of First Baptist Church for
Pawhuska, cookies.
Seventy-six people came in to First National Bank and National
donate; 72 units of blood were Bank of Commerce for advertising,
collected. Pawhuska Journal-Capital for
Thanks to those and also to the publicity.
following: KXVQ for publicity.
. Benson Lumber Co. for unloading
The Presbyterian Church for the help
location. Eighteen volunteers who helped CIVIC DUTY - As part of a requirement to become an Eagle Scout, Alan
Daylight Donuts for doughnuts the Re(j Cross nurses. "A. J." Irby Jr., 1308 Melody Lane, painted signs to help located the ad
served. NellieLunday, who provided large dresses of residents living at the Cedar Ridge Housing complex. Irby
Pepsi Cola of Bartlesville for pop. caladiums for decoration. learned there were times when emergency vehicles had trouble locating
Wells Food Market for orange The next bloodmobile will be residents at Cedar Ridge because there are no street signs to distinguish one
December 18. home from another. Scouts are required to perform a community service
"Safeway for sandwich bread. Pawhuska Hospital Auxiliary project in working towards becoming an Eagle Scout. The signs were
donated by The Tolson Agency. Pictured here with Irby is Adam Hull.
School menu
PAWHUSKA SCHOOLS
CAFETERIA
September 17-21
MONDAY
Pizza, Salad, Pears, Peanutbutter,
Crackers and Milk.
TUESDAY
Goulash, Green Beans, Apple Sauce,
Hot Rolls, Butter and Milk.
WEDNESDAY
Steak Fingers, Blackeyes Peas,
Fruit Cocktail, Angel Biscuits,
Butter and Milk.
THURSDAY
Turkey Pot Pie, Pickles, Jello and
Milk.
FRIDAY
Ham Sandwich, French Fries,
Frosted Fruit Bar and Chocolate
Milk.
Menus subject to change.
Birthdays
SEPTEMBER 16
flower girl and Nicky Valentine was Monte Campbell
the ring bearer.
Renee Dawn Caldwell
Mike Haesloop served the groom Sylvia Brown
as best man; groomsmen were Paul Mrs. Darrell Grissom
Stabler II, Jim Stabler, Mark Ray Wilson
Valentine, Mark Strabala, Larry Earlene Renee Davis
Vitt and ushers were Tim O’Brian
and Gary Earl Ryan III.
The brides parents were hosts at
the receion in Madalene Parish Hall.
Reception assistants were Laura
Shook, Angie Dickenson, Ann Allison
and Barbara Dalton.
Following a trip to Hawaii the
couple will be at home in Tulsa.
The bride graduated from Tulsa
Memorial High School in 1981, at-
tended two years at Oklahoma State
Sisie Bross
SEPTEMBER 17
John Glenn Reber
Mrs. Jack Willis
Georganne Louise Ricketts
Mary Martha Hall
Kenneth Smith
William Frank Hulse III
Keith Dean Webb Jr.
Julia Willison
Julia Kay Young
University and is currently em- Tonja Carter
ployed for South Tulsa Pathology Mike Priest
Laboratory in Tulsa. Michelle Hawes
Strabala graduated from Tulsa Chad Anthony Brunger
Hale High School in 1977, received as SEPTEMBER 1®
associate’s degree from Nor- Mrs. Beulah Moore
theastern A & M Miami and a Amber Nash
bachelor of science in mechanical Beverly Ann Cook
engineering from Oklahoma State Evelyn Jones
University. He is a marketing Rhonda Powers
research engineer for GASCO Stan Forbes
Pumps, Inc. in Tulsa. Teresa Carter
Out of town guests at the wedding Ricky Ford
were the bride’s Godparents, Mr. Michelle Martin
and Mrs. Don Big Elk. Tammy Delaney
PAWHUSKA HEADSTART
TUESDAY
Breakfast: Triscuits, Orange
Wedges and Milk.
Lunch - Turkey Salad, Green
Peas, Pineapple Tidbits, Whole
Wheat Bread and Milk.
Afternoon Supplement - Triscuits
and Orange Wedges.
WEDNESDAY
Breakfast - Saltine Crackers,
Canteloup Wedges and Milk.
Lunch - Goulash, Carrot Sticks,
Green Beans and Milk.
Afternoon Supplement - Cantaloup
Wedges, Saltine Crackers.
THURSDAY
Breakfast - Buttered Toast,
Peaches and Milk.
Lunch - Bar-B-Que Beef on Bun,
Breaded Tomatoes, Buttered Corn,
Celery Sticks and Milk.
Afternoon Supplement - Ap-
plesauce and Milk.
FRIDAY
Breakfast - Graham Crackers,
Apple Wedges, Cheese Sticks and
Milk.
Lunch - Beanie Weanies, Oven
Cooked French Fries, Cucumber
Rounds, Bread and Milk.
Afternoon Supplement - Water-
melon and Wheatsworth Crackers.
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