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May, 1997

SPRING RETREAT
Yes, it's that time of year again-time for the annual
Herland Spring Retreat! This year's spring retreat will be held
at Roman Nose State Park on May 16th, 17th, & 18th(Friday,
Saturday, & Sunday).
We have many fun and exciting activities planned for this
retreat (was there ever any doubt?). A couple of the activities
we have planned thus far are a scavenger hunt-winner gets a
trophy-and a silent auction (if you should happen to have any
art work you would like to submit for the auction, please
contact Herland-all proceeds go to Herland). We will also be
holding several workshops on such topics as music, poetry,
and paganism. And for the more athletically inclined, we will
be having softball and volleyball games(yeah!).
On Saturday evening we will be having a potluck dinner. The
highlight of t11e evening will be our Saturday night concert. Our
feature performers are the talented Wendy Allyn and Peggy
Johnson. As always we will have an open mic for tl1ose of us brave
enough to get up and make fools of ourselves©.
Ifnone ofthese exciting events has tickled your fancy, you
can always take advantage of the horseback riding, fishing,
and golfis available. As you can clearly see there is something
for everyone!
Registration includes the Saturday evening concert, a cabin
bunk, and breakfast on Saturday and Sunday. The cost of the
retreat is based on a sliding scale. For more information you can
contactHerland at (405) 521-9696 or stop by Herland to register,
Herland is open Saturdays 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sundays 1 p.m.
to 6 p.m. and is located at 2312 N .W. 39th Street in Oklahoma
City. Registration is limited and fills up quickly so register today!

PEGGY JOHNSON
Peggy Johnson will be one of the two featured artists for
the Saturday evening concert at the Herland Spring Retreat on
May 17, 1997. Her unique blend oforiginal material and cover
songs have enlightened listeners in the Oklahoma City area
since 1982. From her original songs, "High School Senior" to
"Dust Bowl Lullaby," Peggy covers a broad spectrum of
genres from blues to folk. Peggy writes her very personal
songs from a perspective to which her audience often relates.
Some of her more appreciated covers include music by the
Indigo Girls, Nancy Griffith, Jackson Browne, Kate Wolf,
Joni Mitchell, Bob Dylan, and Melissa Etheridge.
Peggy is an attorney, and in legal terms, it could be said
that she is sui generis - which means "of its own kind." Come
to the retreat - and you be the judge!
Volume 15 Number 5

WENDY ALLYN
WendyAllyn will be one of the headliners at the Herland
retreat in May. Wendy is a very talented songwriter and singer
and is developing quite a name for herself. Her songs are very
heartfelt and emotional; simple on the surface but the feelings
underlying the words will leave you unable to forget them very
easily. Most of her songs are originals, although she has
covered songs by Catie Curtis, Gillian Welch and Joni Mitchell.
Wendy recently opened for Sara Hickn1an ai.•d J<mis Ian in
Oklahoma City, and headlined the Folk Fest at Medina's.
She's a must-see for anyone who likes intelligent, well-written
original music and with songs like Walk Away, Carry On, and
The River, Wendy is making her mark. Don 'trniss this special
performance.·

LOOK INSIDE FOR YOUR
SPRING RETREAT
REGISTRATION FORM!
THE 22TH M1cH1GAN WoMYN's Music FESTIVAL

Thousands of women will head off to the Michigan woods
again this summer for the 22nd Michigan Womyn's Music Festival,
August 12-17, 1997. The annual pilgrimage to Michigan is a
mainstay of women's communities from around the globe, attracting 6-8000 annually for this event filled gathering. Situated on 650
secluded acres, the festival offers plenty of camping in a village-like
setting, creating a self-contained women's town for t11e week.
On the schedule is a six day women's Film Festival, 300
Workshops and three Performance Stages featuring 40 sets of
music, dance, comedy and theater. Broadening the concept of
women's music to include punk rock as well as pop and jazz along
with folk -- Michigan provides a comprehensive sampling of
women in the performing arts.
Artists scheduled to appear include Toshi Reagon Band, Ulali,
Cris Williamson & Tret Fure, Lunachicks, Holly Near & Ronnie
Gilbert, The Five Lesbian Brothers, Dar Williams, Sexpod, Elvira
Kurt, Sawagi Taiko, The Murmurs, Dance Brigade, Lea DeLaria,
Knee Jerk Dance Project, Edwina Lee Tyler, Ubaka Hill, Reno and
Three of Hearts.
For further information write: WWWTMC, P.O. Box 22,
Walhalla,, Ml 49458 or call 616-757-4766.

Herland Sister Resources

2312 N.W. 39, OKC, OK 73112

IN

REVIEW

by Jill Gamer

If you're reading this before May 3, don't miss Erica
Wheeler at a special house concert. At the time I'm writing
this, I'm still trying to find out how to get tickets, but call 8435789 if you 're interested. If you've never seen Erica perform,
I recommend you do. She's a talented songwriter with a
beautiful voice and and her songs never fail to move me and
with music like her's, life's troubles can wait.
Ifyou missed Janis Ian at the City Arts Center in April, I'm
so sorry. I expected a good show but Ian greatly exceeded my
expectations. Ian is a legend and in addition to her incredible
voice and songs, she treated the audience to her very talented
guitar skills with several guitar solos that had the audience
hollering for more. Ian can rock and filled the room many times
with her strong smooth voice and electric guitar, and then just
as easily took us down with soft, beautiful, moving songs like
"Jesse" and "At Seventeen" that left me covered with
goosebumps. The sound was superb and her sound engineer
deserves a lot of credit. If you missed Ian, don't let it happen
a second time, if the chance comes again. That was a show I'll
remember for a long time!
Also, mark your calendars for June 15th to see Lucy
Kaplansky perform at the City Arts Center . I'll write more
about her next month, but Kaplansky is one of my new favorite
singers (and a former singing partner of Shawn Calvin's) and
we're lucky to have her come through Oklahoma City.
Everett and Vicky Moran, the force behind Moran Enterprises, have done a wonderful job this spring at making
Oklahoma City a spot on the map for some of the most talented
singer/songwriters performing today. This spring alone they
have brought such talents as Rory Block, Catie Curtis, Sara
Hickman, Livingston Taylor, Brooks Williams, Janis Ian and
Vance Gilbert. If you value variety in music at a great price,
please help support them by coming out to the shows . I
guarantee the music will be great and every seat is a good one.
See you there!
RADICAL LESBIAN FEMINISM REVIVAL

Interested lesbians are invited to attend the Midwest Radical
Lesbian Feminist Conference and Revival to be held June 6, 7, and
8, 1997 near Kansas City. Activities will include workshops,
small group discussions, conference-wide community meetings,
good food and entertainment.
The lesbians attending the
confiference will create all events, but possible topics for discussion include the many forms ofbacklash against radical feminism,
radical lesbian feminism in the 21st century, creating lesbian
culture, ecofeminism, dykes on the land, radical feminists opposing racism, ableism, fat oppression...
Accomodations include heat and air conditioning, hot showers, multiple occupancy rooms, with a few private rooms available. There are a limited number of wheelchair accessible rooms
available. Sliding scale. For detailed information or to register
contact: Spirited Womyn, P.O. Box 112, St. Paul, AR 72760.
2 Her/and Voice Mll.y, 1997

Janis Ian - Sunday, April 20, 1997.
Their Review.
- as noted by Nina Rowland
"Come to the concert," they said. "Janis Ian," they said.
(Okay.)
A diminutive woman sidles to the stage, strumming her
guitar. Black hair, black T, black tights, black & white
high-topped, high-heeled Chuck Taylor's .... .(cool).
" .. .I'm ready for war ..... I'm ready for heat.. . "

The block letters of her t-shirt simply read godlike
" .. . Tonight we shall speak about beauty... tonight we shall
speak about truth ... "

(My GOD It is Janis Ian. Here. In person. Singing for us.)
She says she'd been to Kansas the night before.
She describes herself as a folk singer who can sing sad
songs ....
" ...I'm so happy... I love you ... "

(No one else in my row seems to know she's singing right to
me.)
After a particularly lengthy and exuberant round of applause,
someone says "You' re not in Kansas anymore, Toto." (Oops,
I said that.)
She smiles. "Yes ... thank you. But everyone in Kansas was
nice, which - coming from the East - made us immediately
suspicious." We all laugh, but we know it is true.
" ... Tonight we will love without mercy.... . ready for
the war ... ready for the heat.. .

(She's older; she's heavier; her hair is thinning. She smiles
more; she is better that she's ever been. This is the story of
us all.)
We wait in line for her autographs on our CD's. She asks
how long we've been together.
"Umm, twelve years" says my love, adding "and
dear friends for twenty-five."
"Happy 25th!" Ms. Ian writes. (The woman knows
what's important. I don't tell anyone our twenty-five years
of friendship will be in 2000 .)

"Write a review," they said. (I don't do reviews; I do
poems.) "But it was an awesome experience," they said.

The Voice is published by: Herland Sister Resources, Inc. 2312 N.W.
39th, Oklahoma City, OK 73112
The Voice is offered as an open forum for community discourse. Articles
reflect the opinions of the author and not necessarily those of Herland
Sister Resources. Unsolicited articles and letters to the editor are
welcomed and must be signed by the writer with full name and address.
Upon request, letters or articles may be printed under a pseudonym or
anonymously.

Subscriptions to The Voice are free upon request although a donation
is requested to meet publication and distribution costs.

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7

10

9

Wild Woman
Festival, Eufaula, 9-5
YGLA Talent Show

Cinco de .Mavo

13

12

14

15

16

17

Herland Retreat,
Roman Nose

.Mother's Dav
4: 3Op, retreat

Herland Retreat,
Roman Nose

committee, Herland

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20

19

21

Herland Retreat,
Roman Nose

25

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23

24

newsletter deadline

27

26

28

Coffeehouse,
7pm
29

31

30

newsletter folding
party, 6:30p,
Herland

.Memorial Dav
Observed

.Memorial Dav

HERLAND SPRING RETREAT
MAY

16-18,

ROMAN NosE STATE PARK

Registration fee enclosed (payable to Herland):
_$15 _$25 _$35 _$45 _$60

Suggested Retreat Registration Fee
Single Person's
Annual Income

PnHeQistration
per person

Household Annual
Income

under $6,500

$15

unc:ler$13,300

$6,500- $13,250

$25

$13,300-$18,000

$13,250-$19,500

$35

$18,000- $26,000

$19,500- $30,000

$45

$26,000- $50,000

over $30,000

~

over $50,000

N:lre_______________:A'D"B..___

Address:
City _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ State_ _Zi p_ _

-----------------------------------

_ _ I need a scholarship to attend.
_ _ I'm enclosing and additional $____ to help provide
scholarships.

Please choose the registration amount most appropriate for
you. On-site registration will be $65. Deadline for pre-registration
is May 11 and registration is non-refundable after May11.

__ I'm bringing _ _ children
(girls of all ages and boys under 10 are welcome)

Return registration to: Herland Sister Resources, 2312
N.W. 39, Oklahoma City, OK 73112

Her/and Voice May, 1997

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Office: (405) 751-4848
Toll Free: (800) 299-5615
Fax: (405) 751-4330
3705 W. Memorial

FAX 405-528-1035

406-628-1018

REBECCA R. COHN, Ph.D.
CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY

Peggy C. Johnson
Attorney At Law

321-2148

2200 Classen Blvd ., Suite 650
Oklahoma City, OK 73106-5609

Associated with
Parr, Friend and Johnson

P.O. Box 5119

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Individual - Couples

Norman, Okla 73070

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Oklahoma City. OK 73134

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May, 1997

SPRING RETREAT
Yes, it's that time of year again-time for the annual
Herland Spring Retreat! This year's spring retreat will be held
at Roman Nose State Park on May 16th, 17th, & 18th(Friday,
Saturday, & Sunday).
We have many fun and exciting activities planned for this
retreat (was there ever any doubt?). A couple of the activities
we have planned thus far are a scavenger hunt-winner gets a
trophy-and a silent auction (if you should happen to have any
art work you would like to submit for the auction, please
contact Herland-all proceeds go to Herland). We will also be
holding several workshops on such topics as music, poetry,
and paganism. And for the more athletically inclined, we will
be having softball and volleyball games(yeah!).
On Saturday evening we will be having a potluck dinner. The
highlight of t11e evening will be our Saturday night concert. Our
feature performers are the talented Wendy Allyn and Peggy
Johnson. As always we will have an open mic for tl1ose of us brave
enough to get up and make fools of ourselves©.
Ifnone ofthese exciting events has tickled your fancy, you
can always take advantage of the horseback riding, fishing,
and golfis available. As you can clearly see there is something
for everyone!
Registration includes the Saturday evening concert, a cabin
bunk, and breakfast on Saturday and Sunday. The cost of the
retreat is based on a sliding scale. For more information you can
contactHerland at (405) 521-9696 or stop by Herland to register,
Herland is open Saturdays 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sundays 1 p.m.
to 6 p.m. and is located at 2312 N .W. 39th Street in Oklahoma
City. Registration is limited and fills up quickly so register today!

PEGGY JOHNSON
Peggy Johnson will be one of the two featured artists for
the Saturday evening concert at the Herland Spring Retreat on
May 17, 1997. Her unique blend oforiginal material and cover
songs have enlightened listeners in the Oklahoma City area
since 1982. From her original songs, "High School Senior" to
"Dust Bowl Lullaby," Peggy covers a broad spectrum of
genres from blues to folk. Peggy writes her very personal
songs from a perspective to which her audience often relates.
Some of her more appreciated covers include music by the
Indigo Girls, Nancy Griffith, Jackson Browne, Kate Wolf,
Joni Mitchell, Bob Dylan, and Melissa Etheridge.
Peggy is an attorney, and in legal terms, it could be said
that she is sui generis - which means "of its own kind." Come
to the retreat - and you be the judge!
Volume 15 Number 5

WENDY ALLYN
WendyAllyn will be one of the headliners at the Herland
retreat in May. Wendy is a very talented songwriter and singer
and is developing quite a name for herself. Her songs are very
heartfelt and emotional; simple on the surface but the feelings
underlying the words will leave you unable to forget them very
easily. Most of her songs are originals, although she has
covered songs by Catie Curtis, Gillian Welch and Joni Mitchell.
Wendy recently opened for Sara Hickn1an ai.•d J<mis Ian in
Oklahoma City, and headlined the Folk Fest at Medina's.
She's a must-see for anyone who likes intelligent, well-written
original music and with songs like Walk Away, Carry On, and
The River, Wendy is making her mark. Don 'trniss this special
performance.·

LOOK INSIDE FOR YOUR
SPRING RETREAT
REGISTRATION FORM!
THE 22TH M1cH1GAN WoMYN's Music FESTIVAL

Thousands of women will head off to the Michigan woods
again this summer for the 22nd Michigan Womyn's Music Festival,
August 12-17, 1997. The annual pilgrimage to Michigan is a
mainstay of women's communities from around the globe, attracting 6-8000 annually for this event filled gathering. Situated on 650
secluded acres, the festival offers plenty of camping in a village-like
setting, creating a self-contained women's town for t11e week.
On the schedule is a six day women's Film Festival, 300
Workshops and three Performance Stages featuring 40 sets of
music, dance, comedy and theater. Broadening the concept of
women's music to include punk rock as well as pop and jazz along
with folk -- Michigan provides a comprehensive sampling of
women in the performing arts.
Artists scheduled to appear include Toshi Reagon Band, Ulali,
Cris Williamson & Tret Fure, Lunachicks, Holly Near & Ronnie
Gilbert, The Five Lesbian Brothers, Dar Williams, Sexpod, Elvira
Kurt, Sawagi Taiko, The Murmurs, Dance Brigade, Lea DeLaria,
Knee Jerk Dance Project, Edwina Lee Tyler, Ubaka Hill, Reno and
Three of Hearts.
For further information write: WWWTMC, P.O. Box 22,
Walhalla,, Ml 49458 or call 616-757-4766.

Herland Sister Resources

2312 N.W. 39, OKC, OK 73112

IN

REVIEW

by Jill Gamer

If you're reading this before May 3, don't miss Erica
Wheeler at a special house concert. At the time I'm writing
this, I'm still trying to find out how to get tickets, but call 8435789 if you 're interested. If you've never seen Erica perform,
I recommend you do. She's a talented songwriter with a
beautiful voice and and her songs never fail to move me and
with music like her's, life's troubles can wait.
Ifyou missed Janis Ian at the City Arts Center in April, I'm
so sorry. I expected a good show but Ian greatly exceeded my
expectations. Ian is a legend and in addition to her incredible
voice and songs, she treated the audience to her very talented
guitar skills with several guitar solos that had the audience
hollering for more. Ian can rock and filled the room many times
with her strong smooth voice and electric guitar, and then just
as easily took us down with soft, beautiful, moving songs like
"Jesse" and "At Seventeen" that left me covered with
goosebumps. The sound was superb and her sound engineer
deserves a lot of credit. If you missed Ian, don't let it happen
a second time, if the chance comes again. That was a show I'll
remember for a long time!
Also, mark your calendars for June 15th to see Lucy
Kaplansky perform at the City Arts Center . I'll write more
about her next month, but Kaplansky is one of my new favorite
singers (and a former singing partner of Shawn Calvin's) and
we're lucky to have her come through Oklahoma City.
Everett and Vicky Moran, the force behind Moran Enterprises, have done a wonderful job this spring at making
Oklahoma City a spot on the map for some of the most talented
singer/songwriters performing today. This spring alone they
have brought such talents as Rory Block, Catie Curtis, Sara
Hickman, Livingston Taylor, Brooks Williams, Janis Ian and
Vance Gilbert. If you value variety in music at a great price,
please help support them by coming out to the shows . I
guarantee the music will be great and every seat is a good one.
See you there!
RADICAL LESBIAN FEMINISM REVIVAL

Interested lesbians are invited to attend the Midwest Radical
Lesbian Feminist Conference and Revival to be held June 6, 7, and
8, 1997 near Kansas City. Activities will include workshops,
small group discussions, conference-wide community meetings,
good food and entertainment.
The lesbians attending the
confiference will create all events, but possible topics for discussion include the many forms ofbacklash against radical feminism,
radical lesbian feminism in the 21st century, creating lesbian
culture, ecofeminism, dykes on the land, radical feminists opposing racism, ableism, fat oppression...
Accomodations include heat and air conditioning, hot showers, multiple occupancy rooms, with a few private rooms available. There are a limited number of wheelchair accessible rooms
available. Sliding scale. For detailed information or to register
contact: Spirited Womyn, P.O. Box 112, St. Paul, AR 72760.
2 Her/and Voice Mll.y, 1997

Janis Ian - Sunday, April 20, 1997.
Their Review.
- as noted by Nina Rowland
"Come to the concert," they said. "Janis Ian," they said.
(Okay.)
A diminutive woman sidles to the stage, strumming her
guitar. Black hair, black T, black tights, black & white
high-topped, high-heeled Chuck Taylor's .... .(cool).
" .. .I'm ready for war ..... I'm ready for heat.. . "

The block letters of her t-shirt simply read godlike
" .. . Tonight we shall speak about beauty... tonight we shall
speak about truth ... "

(My GOD It is Janis Ian. Here. In person. Singing for us.)
She says she'd been to Kansas the night before.
She describes herself as a folk singer who can sing sad
songs ....
" ...I'm so happy... I love you ... "

(No one else in my row seems to know she's singing right to
me.)
After a particularly lengthy and exuberant round of applause,
someone says "You' re not in Kansas anymore, Toto." (Oops,
I said that.)
She smiles. "Yes ... thank you. But everyone in Kansas was
nice, which - coming from the East - made us immediately
suspicious." We all laugh, but we know it is true.
" ... Tonight we will love without mercy.... . ready for
the war ... ready for the heat.. .

(She's older; she's heavier; her hair is thinning. She smiles
more; she is better that she's ever been. This is the story of
us all.)
We wait in line for her autographs on our CD's. She asks
how long we've been together.
"Umm, twelve years" says my love, adding "and
dear friends for twenty-five."
"Happy 25th!" Ms. Ian writes. (The woman knows
what's important. I don't tell anyone our twenty-five years
of friendship will be in 2000 .)

"Write a review," they said. (I don't do reviews; I do
poems.) "But it was an awesome experience," they said.

The Voice is published by: Herland Sister Resources, Inc. 2312 N.W.
39th, Oklahoma City, OK 73112
The Voice is offered as an open forum for community discourse. Articles
reflect the opinions of the author and not necessarily those of Herland
Sister Resources. Unsolicited articles and letters to the editor are
welcomed and must be signed by the writer with full name and address.
Upon request, letters or articles may be printed under a pseudonym or
anonymously.

Subscriptions to The Voice are free upon request although a donation
is requested to meet publication and distribution costs.

s

M

M ay w 1997
T

T

1

s

F
3

2

Erica Wheeler in
concert, 848-5996

4

6

5

12p, socia1 comm,
Norman II 7:30p
Freefall, Medina's

11

8

7

10

9

Wild Woman
Festival, Eufaula, 9-5
YGLA Talent Show

Cinco de .Mavo

13

12

14

15

16

17

Herland Retreat,
Roman Nose

.Mother's Dav
4: 3Op, retreat

Herland Retreat,
Roman Nose

committee, Herland

18

20

19

21

Herland Retreat,
Roman Nose

25

22

23

24

newsletter deadline

27

26

28

Coffeehouse,
7pm
29

31

30

newsletter folding
party, 6:30p,
Herland

.Memorial Dav
Observed

.Memorial Dav

HERLAND SPRING RETREAT
MAY

16-18,

ROMAN NosE STATE PARK

Registration fee enclosed (payable to Herland):
_$15 _$25 _$35 _$45 _$60

Suggested Retreat Registration Fee
Single Person's
Annual Income

PnHeQistration
per person

Household Annual
Income

under $6,500

$15

unc:ler$13,300

$6,500- $13,250

$25

$13,300-$18,000

$13,250-$19,500

$35

$18,000- $26,000

$19,500- $30,000

$45

$26,000- $50,000

over $30,000

~

over $50,000

N:lre_______________:A'D"B..___

Address:
City _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ State_ _Zi p_ _

-----------------------------------

_ _ I need a scholarship to attend.
_ _ I'm enclosing and additional $____ to help provide
scholarships.

Please choose the registration amount most appropriate for
you. On-site registration will be $65. Deadline for pre-registration
is May 11 and registration is non-refundable after May11.

__ I'm bringing _ _ children
(girls of all ages and boys under 10 are welcome)

Return registration to: Herland Sister Resources, 2312
N.W. 39, Oklahoma City, OK 73112

Her/and Voice May, 1997

3

RIYMtlC

~~!P'fO!K\l O~!K\

Preferred Properties Inc.

Carla SpJaingard

~~rro~lrE~~

Office: (405) 751-4848
Toll Free: (800) 299-5615
Fax: (405) 751-4330
3705 W. Memorial

FAX 405-528-1035

406-628-1018

REBECCA R. COHN, Ph.D.
CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY

Peggy C. Johnson
Attorney At Law

321-2148

2200 Classen Blvd ., Suite 650
Oklahoma City, OK 73106-5609

Associated with
Parr, Friend and Johnson

P.O. Box 5119

~

·~

Individual - Couples

Norman, Okla 73070

•. ....•• •-· . {\\~strc
j·~i·i-~(
.

Oklahoma City. OK 73134

Family Therapy, Retreats

.

~OR€St

tR€C\SUR€S

Atto,,,~e'I at

.fa.w

942-4190

• unique i.. unusual gifts • art
• jclUdry • cant>lcs • incense
.......:· ·0 '!~:.··i. ·····::···

•t~'"'f'te9 ti#eleoit-e~ {d(Q.

• wtU6. t<u1dt6 & edtate
•eli~o~e.

ptd#lti119

euaoel9 & ~tt9

{d(Q.

323 UJhitc Stmt
normon. OK 73069

notosho Rice ..
(405) 447-5111

~~tP PLUMBING

r---*--.

844-1951

"FOR ALL YOUR PLUMBING NEEDS"
Mooellmt . JlvrUvllvs · ~enb · §pedal ()ccaslvns

JEAN PROCKISH
<:all

l'VI"

4PPVlntnlent

1"001 <'i'..l.. -18~

Herland Sister Resources
2312 N.W. 39
Oklahoma City, OK 73112
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