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Ada Sunday News (Newspaper) - May 29, 1977, Ada, Oklahoma Page 2a the Ada sunday Newsad Oklahoma sunday May 2a, 19/7 women prisoners proposed for Sulphur skills Center gov. David Boren announced saturday consideration is being Given to the use of the Sulphur Rural skills Center which is being discontinued for a women a correctional facility. The facility formerly a residential training Center would a House approximately 120 women inmates a Boren said. A if used the facility would be remodeler to make it and the grounds around it secure a he said. A no male inmates would be sent to the Center Only Boren said the suggestion came from several people in the Sulphur Community and from some members of the state legislature. A the suggestion will be Given very careful study before a final decision is made a he said. A those who proposed the suggestion believe it will provide a Good payroll for the Sulphur area and should not constitute any threat to citizens of the governor Hopes judge will leave prison system alone Oklahoma City Apigo v. David Boren says he Hopes a Federal judge will refrain from further involvement in the Oklahoma prison system following an announcement that an extra $2.8 million will be spent to relieve overcrowding at the states two largest prisons. Boren said Friday that $3 million in Federal Public works funds would allow the state to step up a plan to add 2,070 inmate Beds before August of next year. The accelerated program will provice 620 inmate spaces in addition to previously announced plans to add 1,450 spaces by building new prisons at Hominy and Lexington and the proposed Oklahoma City Community treatment Center. . District court judge Luther Bohan on tuesday ordered the state to reduce the inmate population at the Oklahoma state Penitentiary at Mcalester from 1,560 to 800 and at the Granite reformatory from 690 to 450. Boren conceded the program was accelerated partly because of the court edict and partly because of receiving notice thursday that Federal Money would be available. Funeral Chapel 900 n. Mississippi 332-0900 a thought for memorial Day we decorate the Graves of loved ones on memorial Day. The ceremonies attract some spectators but for the most part we participate by Choice As we Honor our dead with respect and devotions. It is an especially sorrowful Day for the saddened families who suffered loss of loved ones in the armed services. Regardless of age All those who died in conflict died to Young and too Early. They died with eternity in their minds and deep and undying Hope that the rest of us might live in a better world of customs and morality. Periodically we ask ourselves whether their Hopes and deaths were in vain. The answer is an emphatic yes unless we and those with opposing beliefs and systems some Day realize there can be no peace As Long As men have War in their hearts. In our prayers for peace we should contrast in our minds the meaning of his kingdom to the haunting words of Tennyson a your Little systems have their Day they have their Day and cease to worldly systems and customs that Eduse War can be changed Only when people dedicate themselves to god s kingdom a kingdom of peace that knows no War. A a Punk Ardrey Mcalester a services for Luebee a a Punk Ardrey 41, will be to . Tuesday in North it. Homa Church near Mcalester with burial in Oak Hill cemetery. The Rev. Gerald Kerns will conduct the rites assisted by Buel Kerns. Or. Ardrey died thursday near Stonewall. He was born feb. 9, 1936, in Durant and moved to Ada at an Early age where he resided until 1973. He resided near Scipio and was a retired Mechanic. He and Bette june Manning were married dec. 4, 1973 at Henryetta. He is survived by his wife Bette of the Home his Mother Mary Baxter Ada one son Joey Ardrey Stonewall one daughter Brenda Ardrey Stonewall one Stepson Michael Manning Mcalester a stepdaughter Carol Woodard Tahlequah a brother Dick Ardrey Pittstown five Sisters Rosetta Pierce Latta Robbie Williams Texas Linda Peters Mississippi Kathy Weddle and Margaret Roberts both of Ada and four step grandchildren. Bearers will be Raymond Cox Johnny Bussey Eugene Darby j. D. Hooks Bonny Romine and Lonnie Sheppard. Mills funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Alice Young graveside services for mrs. Alice Young 82, will be la . Monday in Tishomingo cemetery. Mrs. Young died Friday in a Sulphur Hospital. She was born april 18, 1895, in Horbar to Jasper and Mary Meadors Underwood and came to Ada in 1964 from Mill Creek. In 1910 she was married to William s. Young in Ragan. He died in Okmulgee sept. 26, 1956. Survivors include one daughter Zelma Williams Santa Barbara Calif., two sons j. R. Young Tulsa and Carey Young Hurst Tex. Five grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Welcome All state basketball girls Home Federal savings and loan wishes you Good Luck in your games and Hope your stay in Ada is a Happy one. Home Federal savings and loan 301 s. Broadway 332-2057 Ada Oklahoma Criswell funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Lora la Vida Neal services for mrs. Lora Lavida Neal 98, 602 Hudson will be 2 . Tuesday in College Heights Baptist Church with Carl Seal conducting the rites. Burial will be in memorial Park. Mrs. Neal died thursday in a local Hospital. She was born May 12,1879, in Tarrant county Texas to William f. And Mary Adams Brownen and lived in the Ada area most of her life. On nov. 25,1898, she married e. J. Neal in Arapaho okla. He died in 1958. Survivors include four daughters Eva Melott and Dora Arrington both of Stratford Evie Kilgore Roswell n. M., and Gladys Neal of the Home three sons. Jack Neal Hatch n. M., Herchel Neal Stratford and Willys Neal Roswell 28 grandchildren 73 great grandchildren and 26 great great grandchildren. Grandsons will be bearers. Smith funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. First state Bank Lamarque. He moved to Asher in 1970 and to Houston a Short time ago. Survivors include one son h. Larry Shaefer Houston one brother Gordon c. Shaefer Garden City ran. One sister mrs. W. J. Marks Tucson and two grandchildren. Watts Pickard Schumacher grandchildren. W atts Pickard Schumacher funeral Home Konawa is in charge of the local arrangements. Francis couple learning to become self sufficient Hubert l. Shaefer services for Hubert Lawrence Shaefer 76, Houston Tex., will be to . Tuesday in the James Crowder funeral Home Lamarque Tex. Graveside services will be 2 . Wednesday in Vista cemetery West of Konawa. Or. Shaefer died saturday in Houston. He was bom Jan. La 1901, in Guthrie Center Iowa and was a retired banker. Active in civic work he was a charter member of the elks Lodge 2141 in Lamarque past president of the kiwanis club past president of the Lamarque chamber of Commerce former president of the Galveston county Dairy and livestock association and associated with the Cora Mae Bissell Konawa a services for Cora Mae Bissell 81, Asher will be monday at 2 . In the Tribbey Baptist Church. Burial will be in Tribbey cemetery. The Rev. Gene Derryberry will officiate. Mrs. Bissell died thursday in a Mena Ark. Nursing Home. She was born sept. 16, 1895, in Leflore county moved to Asher about 25 years ago. She married h. Bissell sept. 27, 1941, in Norman. She is survived by her husband h. E., of the Home one daughter Bonnie Harrison Mena Ark. One Stepson George e. Bissell Greely Calif. Three stepdaughters Lola f. Mcelhaney Lodi Calif., Geneva Vaughter Greely Calif and Thelma Stover Biggs Calif. One brother Jonas Beene Tribbey 6 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren. Watts Pickard Schumacher great grandchildren. Watts pm card Schum Acher funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Continued from Page i table under the Trees around their trailer the Haizlip told How they plan to develop their Home a until we get the place As self sufficient As we want in the near future they intend to construct a second Pond they already have one which they use for a daily swim and Stock it with Catfish. Their intentions Are not Only to Supply a Good portion of their slight meat diet from the Pond but to earn a portion of the Small amount of Money they need from the Sale of fish. In addition mrs. Haizlip wants to build a Root cellar and perhaps a Chicken Coop this summer. A permanent Home is also on their list of improvements for their acreage. And they intend to build it themselves. Although they have not decided whether to build above ground or partially subterranean or to use Rock or log blocks they want to Start the project this summer. The couple currently Cooks their food on a propane stove and lights their Home with kerosene lamps supplemented by a Reading Light fed by a line Strung from the Battery in Patricia a car. During the Winter they used propane for heat while they stayed in the country but moved to an auxiliary trailer Home in Francis for a couple of months when mrs. Haizlip developed pneumonia. Even during the heavy snowstorm that hit the Day after they went to town Haizlip made the trip to their Home every Day a just to make sure i could do a we done to want to be dependent on propane or electricity but would like to invest in our own Power source a Patricia said. In order to do so they intend to Purchase a Wood burning stove for heating and in time set up a win Charger a Windmill Type device to produce their own current. They have already harnessed the suns potential in a Small Way by heating Wash water in a Black painted trash can by their Well. Their Small Garden produced most of the vegetables they required this Winter although they admitted supplementing their variety at the supermarket and they Hope to can As much or More this year. The Haizlip have chosen their new lives in order to be prepared for the age of Scarcity for which they see the world headed. A we Are in training trying to learn some of the old ways and to develop some new ways to Cope with what will almost certainly be a chaotic situation in society a they said. A too Many people done to believe the Gas is running a we believe Fossil fuels Are limited and that certainly natural Gas for example will not be available for Many More a a we re not Only afraid of running out of Gas but think the Only Way inflation can end is in a big bust a mrs. Haizlip said predicting economic chaos As a result. But in addition they believe they Are better off physically and mentally As a result of their endeavours. A we Are healthier. We have a better life expectancy. We Are More relaxed and have Learned to communicate with each other again. A we Are trying to learn to do More with closings planned Mary m. Latimer Konawa a services Are pending with Watts Pickard Schumacher funeral Home for Mary Myrtle Latimer 85, Asher who died saturday in a Shawnee Hospital. City and county offices will be closed for the memorial Day Holiday monday City and county clerks said Friday. Offices will be open for regular business tuesday morning. The Ada Post office will be closed for the Holiday but will maintain Box service around town for out going mail. Postal officials will pick up mail from boxes at 4 40 . Monday. The three major Banks of Ada will also be closed memorial Day. Business will resume at regular hours tuesday morning. East Central University offices will be closed for the Holiday re opening tuesday. The Vanilla bean is really the pod of a tropical Orchid. It is completely without odor or flavor until it is cured. To make Vanilla extract the Oil vanillin formed by curing must be dissolved in alcohol. Synthetic Vanilla is made from Oil of cloves creosote and lignin. A your Best always Quot if trial is a after revolt crushed Gene Smith Faye Smith ii angolan rebels hunted Johannesburg South Africa apr angolan president Agostinho Neto said saturday that his troops were searching for rebels who took several government officials hostage and fled the capital following an abortive coup. Netos announcement Over radio Luanda followed earlier government broadcasts that claimed the uprising Friday by leftist members of the ruling popular movement for the liberation of Angola Mola had been a totally but saturdays broadcast monitored in Johannesburg indicated the struggle for control of the former portuguese Colony May still be continuing. The Mola backed by soviet arms and cuban troops took control of Angola in late 1975 after defeating two pro Western factions in a three sided civil War. In disclosing the kidnapping Neto said he was a not sure whether a we will find their bodies or whether we will find them alive. A the angolan president made no mention of the Fate of two former Mola officials accused of instigating the revolt. The two a former Interior minister Nito Alves and former political commissar Jose Van Dunem a were in the City prison when the uprising began. The two pro Moscow hardliners were jailed May 21 after being purged from the Mola. The portuguese news Agency Anop said angolan officials refused comment on their whereabouts. There was also speculation they May have been set free when rebels attacked the City prison. Neto promised the rebels a can expect no consideration no to serve you a three qualified directors a staff musician a Complete 24 hour funeral service a oldest burial association in Pontotoc county a state regulated prepaid funeral Trust accounts a Cash insurance 123 East 13th, Ada open 9 00 to 5 30 monday through saturday Maylack Vaai pm authorized Maytag sales and service a dishwashers a washers a dryers new and used cd Quot furniture 200 w. Main 332-Mu the forecast fair and cooler elegance Steps out to Greet the summer weather with citric Good looks and temperate Comfort. Our Rymont plaid. The sum of a carefully chosen polyester and Wool tropical weight fabric and precise tailoring skills. A sure fashionable Way to beat the summer heat handsomely. 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