The Lawton Constitution from Lawton, Oklahoma • Page 12

1 2 A THE LAWTON CONSTITUTION, Thursday, August 12, 1976 DUNAGWS George A. Burnette Jr. Word has been deceived here of the death of Sgt.J^C. George Allen Bu'rn- ette 46, who died July 31 while on active duty with the Army in Germany. Prior to his transfer to Germany, he.

had served with the First Staff and Faculty Group at Fort Eustis, and 225th Maintenance Company at Fort Sill. Survivors include his wife, Nina; two sons: Russell Allen and Walter; and one grandson, all of Newport News, Va. Ben Hutchins Sr. Funeral for Ben Hutchins 79, of 105 Fort Sill who died a Wednesday in a Wichita Falls; hospital after a short illness, will be at 10:30 a.m. Saturday in the First Baptist Church Memorial Chapel with Dr.

Charles Green officiating. Burial will be in Highland Cemetery under direction of Lawton-Ritter-Dalton Funeral Home. Beutah Patterson WALTERS (Staff)--Graveside serv-, ices for Beulah Patterson. 98, Lawton, a resident here from 1907-1951, were at 10:30 a.m. today in the Walters Cemetery.

Rev. Mitchell Lowry, pastor of the First United Methodist Church, officiated. Burial was under direction of Wyatt Funeral Home. Mrs. Patterson died Tuesday night in her home at 713 Gore in Lawton.

She was born Aug. 2, 1878 in Lucy, Tenn. Her husband, A. R. Patterson, died in 1938, She was a member of the United Methodist Church.

Survivors include three daughters: Mrs. Mary Smith, of the Lawton home; Mrs, Gladys Krisher. Gary. and Mrs. John Miller, Duncan; six grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren.

Red Cross Offers Swimming Courses The Lawton chapter of the American Red Cross will be offering two leadership swimming courses beginning Monday. The advanced lifesaving class will last two weeks and will be from Monday through Aug. 27 at 5 p.m. at Pool No. 5, 4489 Bragg Road, Fort Sill, You must be at least 15 years old and pass a preliminary swim test of 550 yards.

For registration, call the American Red Cross office 355-8150 or stop by Pool No. 1 between the hours of 9 a.m. and noon before Friday. The Water Safety Instructor's Retraining Course will be Monday through Aug. 20 from 9 a.m.

to noon at Pool No. 1, Fort Sill Blvd. You must hold a current W.S.I, certificate or one with an expiration date of December 1975 or December 1976. Call the American Red Cross office between the hours of 9 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.

for further information. ROTC Scholarships Awarded To Fourteen Fourteen Cameron students win receive ROTC scholarships for the coming school year. Three-year scholarship winners are Douglas Barton, Scot Conner, James Freeman. Kurt Hansberry. Gerald Henley, David Hoyt, Leonard Joiner, Fritz Kirklighter, Michael McLaughlin.

and Robert Riley. Two-year scholarship winners are Jadquelyn Helms, Michael Holifield, and John Johnson. Tamar Harris received a two-year Army scholarship. ROTC scholarships pay for all books, supplies, tuition, and fees. In addition, recipients receive a subsistance pay of J100 per month for the school year.

TULEELK SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) The arrival of a cattle truck bearing 18 tule elk at San Luis National Wildlife Refuge recently signaled the return of these rare members of the deer family after an absence of almost a century to their ancestral home in the northern San Joaquin Valley. Prior to their transfer to San Luis' Refuge, they had lived in a pen at the" San Diego Wild Animal Park. Once widespread in California's Great Central Valleys, the tule elk came near, extermination under the guns of meat hunters in the late 1800s. The present population of the elk in the whole world is estimated at a little over 500.

The Aguja is a voracious garfish greatly feared by fishermen on the western coast of Mexico. Alterations Dry Cleaning Dress Shirts Fatigues 1-HOUR SERVICE 27O IN: Sheridan 1976'SvnIiMlSlH 5yndK.lt Cases Reported To Gity Ponce "LISTEN TD 1JCOMMITTEP EXECUTIVE IKJ ore ona of or lilted comololnonts on reiwts' 1 received by the Deporlmenf: Ktrthv Sheets, ''SW 1 reported breok-ln ait residence, Prljclllo Potterwxi, reborted theft cosjerte ptayen and from residence. Rwalyn Ware, 305 NW Foorth, reported theft of Dlcvcle from residence. Ralph 934 SW recorded ie: caught a youth crawling around two vehicles at dence. Harold Jones, 1915 S.

24th, reoorted theft of bl- cvcle li-om residence. Maroaret Wllshlre Terrace, reported theft of wallet from purse at Southwestern Clinic Hospital, 403 Lee. Olela Dees, 260) Lee, reported theft of record player -and Avon products frorn residence. Fred Mitchell, 1704 Hoover, reported damage to water hose at residence. Jimmy S.

Adams, 44)7 reported Ihelf of license plate from cor. Kenneth Holman, Fort Sill, reported 'theft of driver's license from cor parked near 5Drd and Cache Road. Howard Lowe, 4309 Lincoln, reoorTed theft o( W- cvck from Tomllnson Junior High School lennls courts. Otis Boker, 923 S. 7th, reported theft of toolbox from trunk of vehicle at 6th and I.

Clendo Butler, )5C2 Oklahoma, reported theft of wallet from car corked -In the 1300 block of SW Georgia Washington, reported Ihcft of 1170 cosh from purse In. residence while she was working In back yard Wednesday. Roy W. Bryant, 1722 Ash, reported fheff of bicycle from yard, Laddie Lures 6735 Atlanlo, reported bur- plory ol business and theft of on estimated J3SO worth of.flshlno lures. Police said two suspects, 15-veor-old clfv bovs, were arrested and the orooertv was recovered.

Bill Clifton, 2107 NW 38Th, reported meft of CB radio from car parked at residence. Thomas Murdock, S. 2nd, reported theft of CB radio and stereo unit from car parked at residence. David Burch, '1907 Washington, reported theft of billfold from von oorked at residence. Charles R.

Jones, 2107 NW 3Sth, reported theft of CS radio antenna from vehicle parked at residence. NO TAPES A White House official said July 19. 1973, that President Nixon had decided not to release tapes of his talks with Watergate suspects. Social disability payments generally cannot start after (people apply because the law requires a five-month- waiting.peri- according to Coleman Johnson, district Security pays monthly; dis- ability, benefits-to 'eligible workers and their; families the worker is severely disabled and not be.able, to work year or Payment generally starts with the sixth full of disability. "The first check generally arrives early in the month after Coleman said.

"During the waiting said, "examiners g.et records from the doctors, hospitals, and other institutions that treated you. for your disability; You pay for getting those records, if there's any additional, medical information may be necessary, may be asked to undergo additional tests and examinations," he said. "The government pays for those." Medical decisions on whether or not people are disabled under the Social Security are made by doctors a other disability experts in Oklahoma. Work requirements are also checked during the waiting period. "To be for disability efits," Coleman said, "most workers need at least five years of work under Social Security in the 10 years-before they became disabled.

For workers- age; ment scales down as littki as' i depending. Your Socials -Sepurity; record is. kept under yoiiraiarne Social Security number People disabled since childhood can get Social without when a starts; getting Social Security retirement or disability, beriefitsr-or "dies "alter 'work- ing long enough.under Social Security. Severely disabled -people haven't worked long or recently enough under Security to. get disabled! benefits -may be eligible for Supplemental Security Income (SSI) payments; -The SSI administered by Social.

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