The Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 92, No. 241, Ed. 1 Sunday, October 9, 1983 Page: 1 of 32
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on March 22.
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today with a chance of rain.
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Invites
CRAIG FORD
To the W ashita Theater to see
Christy McClain, junior princess; Queen Robin Murray; Beth
Andris, junior princess; Brandi Weaver, junior princess.
Nicole Nelson, sophomore candidate; Kathy Mendoza
sophomore princess, and Staci Finley, sophomore princess
(Staff Photo by Jeff Goolsbey)
THE QUEEN AND HER COURT-Senior Robin Murray was
crowned homecoming queen during halftime festivities of the
Chickasha Pauls Valley football game Friday night at
Memorial Stadium. Shown are the candidates and princesses
They include, from left, Kim Craig, senior princess; Paige
Powell, senior princess; Susan Hodges. junior candidate.
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lest the region fall into the
communist sphere the U.S. response, if any, to
In his weekly radio address the introduction of the of-
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Gymnastics will perform
several numbers with her
students. Other groups will be
announced soon. Drawings
will be held each hour
beginning at 10 a.m. A
registration box will be
located near Williams Shoes
next to the entertainment
platform
Richard Ross, 1:30 Bob
Windsor’s School of Dance
will perform several num-
bers, with his Junior and
Senior high school young
people including numbers
from New York, New York,
We’ve Got the Best and Flash
Dance. At 2:30 Helen Mar-
tin’s School of Performing
Arts now called Chickasha
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from (amp David, Md., fensive surface-to-surface
Reagan spoke about the missiles, which are capable
Middle East, breaking no new of hitting targets in Israel as
ground in I S policy, but it well as the American aircraft
was the first on-the-record carriers in the Mediterranean
who have seen Dame Agatha
Christie’s famous murder
melodrama "Ten Little
Indians" since it first became
a smash hit in London in 1940
What’s more, this famous
mystery thriller has also
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the natives of the area and the animals In this photo Dr
Chatham is standing on the left and Mrs Chatham is kneeling
on the left The public is invited to attend the program and an
elevator is available to the third floor Some members of the
nature club recently visited the Omniplex and planetarium in
Oklahoma City, and is planning a future trip to the Arbuckle
Wilderness
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The Chickasha Jaycees will
hold its annual "M" Night at
8:30 p.m Thursday at Pizza
Inn.
Two former state Jaycees
presidents are slated to speak
at the event. They are Charlie
Jones of Chickasha and Bill
Orcutt of Oklahoma City.
Also in attendance will be two
vice-presidents of Oklahoma
Jaycees, Buddy Friesner of
Lawton and Steve Groner of
Duncan
All men ages 18 through 36
who are interested in
becoming a member of the
Chickasha Jaycees chapter
are urged to attend
Reagan began by quoting a
letter-to-the-editor written by
an unidentified Marine
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President Reagan Saturday
confirmed that the Soviet
Union has installed new SS-21
missiles in Syria and
defended the U.S presence in
Lebanon as "our business"
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Senior quarterback Phil Shaffer, playing with an injured
thumb on his throwing hand, passed for 193 yards and two
touchdowns and ran for another Friday night to lead the
Chickasha Fightin’ Chicks to a 33-6 Homecoming victory over
Pauls Valley at Memorial Stadium. Page Twelve-A
doorstep And then it will be
too late."
Reagan said that contrary
to public skepticism about
U S policy in the Middle East
and Central America.
"There's no doubt in his mind
about the need for us to have
a presence there "
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During the day, en-
tertainment will be provided
by Chickasha High School
Phase IV at 11:30 a m under
the direction of Greg Swyden
At 12:15 p.m., a pop dance
number by Trent Blakes,
12:30, USAO’s Show Choir
under the direction of Dr
Maurice La Gault 1 p.m
USAO’s Jazz Band Ensemble
under the direction of Dr
defensive weapons used to only free state left, with
knock down enemy planes communism upon our
three miles east of Amber ’ „-SNMN,
and extending east, grade,
drain, bridge and surface DR MIKE MATHER, sponsor, has announced the October
A total of $600,000 is needed meeting of the Grady County Nature Club will be 7 pm
for the project, according to Thursday in Room 312 of Austin Hall on the USAO campus The
estimates, with $450,000 of program will be a talk and slide show presented by Dr and
that being federal funds and Mrs B.C. Chatham about their 1979 camera safari to Kenya
$150,000 being Grady County With a tour group, the Chathams visited African wildlife
funds. preserves and national parks and Dr Chatham photographed
Teachers from each of the toured professionally all over
schools will participate in the the United States, has been
review to represent each made into three films, and is
grade level. Laymen and still popping up on the stages
board members were added of university and community
to give the views of the threatres across the country,
parents and citizens Best of all, Chickasha
The review originated with whodunit fans will soon have
a state law requiring school the opportunity to enjoy it
districts to reevaluate their locally, when the University
curriculums, this in light of of Science and Arts of
national reports questioning ( /klahoma Music and Drama
the effectivness of the public Department presents its
school system version in the Davis Music
Hall Theatre, directed by
CHS Drama
Department
Slates Play
The Chickasha High School
Drama Department will be
performing Dracula Nov. 7-8
in the high school stage
building
The public is invited to
come see the chills and thrills
from the popular production.
The performers are as
follows: Garland Terry as
Dracula, Greg Campbell as
Jonathan Harker, Joy Adkins
as Dr. Van Helsing, Terry
Wilson as Arthur Holmwood.
Kerri Green as Lucy Wen-
strom, Loreli Pethel as Mina
Harker, Lisa Thompson as
Mrs Wenstrom and Cheryl
Wilkerson as Gretchen
Other actors are Dianne
Stover as Fair Sister and
Lisa, Margo Hurley as
Second Dark Sister and
Georgette, Diana Stover as
Monica, D’Shon Banks as
Greka, Mike Howard as the
coachman, and Clara Mayo
as the voice.
confirmation that the
sophisticated new Soviet
missiles, which could pose a
threat to Israel, were in fact
installed in Syria.
Because of Syria’s depend-
ence on Soviet arms and its
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When was the last time you
young man may find there sat in an audience and “en-
will be another time when he joyed’ having the wits
will be able to give more of frightened out of you by a
himself From the Jaycees’ good murder-mystery play?
involvement in programs Well, that is what has hap-
which are of importance to pened to hundreds of
him, personal growth and audiences in London, and to
The 300 block of Chickasha you a deal that can’t be
Avenue will be transformed refused and the Downtown
into a large show room on merchants are going to be
Friday. That is when the new going all out to offer great
car dealers, cycle and boat buys on their merchandise
dealers will have their new This year's new car, cycle
1984 vehicles on display. and boat show is being
It will be the public's sponsored by The First
chance to compare and save. National Bank and Trust
The dealers promise to make Company
Roger Drummond. Per-
formances will be this
Thursday, Friday, and
Saturday (October 13,14,and
15) at 8 p m., and Sunday
(October 16) at 2 p m.
Even before it was a
famous play, "Ten Little
Indians" was successful as a
novel, in fact, it even enjoyed
popularity in serial form
when it tantalized the large
readership of the "Saturday
Evening Post" under the title
"And Then There Were
None," This title was also the
name of the initial London
production and, later, of the
Twentieth-Century Fox
cinema version in 1945 and a
second screen version
released in 1966
The initial production in
London ran well over a year,
until 1941 when the Nazis
bombed the St James
Theatre in which it was
playing Undaunted, the
company moved the play to
Cambirdge, where it con-
tinued for many more per-
Dickey L Powell, principal
of the Chickasha High School
and chairman of the
curriculum review com-
mittee, reported Tuesday to
the Chickasha Board of
Education that the 13 sub-
committees to study the
various school areas are
nearly filled and beginning
their duties
"The response we have
made to the public has been
excellent Most assignments
by lay people have already
been filled," said Powell
Powell reported the
development can
achieved
steering committee set three
purposes for the review: to
improve continuity of the
curriculum from one grade
level to the next; to provide
guidelines for parents, staff,
and students on what is to be
learned at school; and to
build and sustain a high
quality educational program
that meets the needs of a wide
range of students and the
community
The end result will be a
handbook evaluating the
curriculum on six different
levels, including the
philosophy of the curriculum
and its importance to the
students; what the students
will gain after each of the
school’s various levels; a list
of specific skills and concepts
that will be taught; a review
of the curriculum's strengths
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and weaknesses, with
recommendations; course
■ descriptions by grade level;
and a list of the school’s
committees to meet. The
philosophy and expected
student outcome reports will
be due on Nov. 10. At that date
the self-program evaluations
will begin, centering on the
strengths, weaknesses, and
needs of each course
The skills and concepts
taught by each course will
also be analysed These are
due on Jan 19,1984 Work will
then begin on compiling the
program and course
descriptions, which are due
on Feb 23.
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1 urior ' The effect on the
first night visitors was
6a summed up by Robert
3822 Coleman of the "New York
S220 Mirror, who reported that
8086 all in the auditorium were
ym spllbound and remained ’
S Ait it robust applause after
the curtain fell " He
E pron ised those who haan '
E seer the play that they woul
D2 definitely get. \our money s
PP# worth in thrills "
g 9 Don t miss this classic
I thriller, at USAO’s Davis Hall
I Threatre this Thursday,
F riday. and Saturday
•• | evenings at 8 p m, and
— 8 Sunday at 2 p.m Tickets are
" $3 for adults and $1 50 for pre-
college youth USAO
k f students, faculty, and staff
b * are admitted free For
reservations or information
h call the Theatre Box Off ice at
E 224-3140, extension 310 or 242
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formances Theatre em
presarios Shubert and Alfred
de Courville (who later
directed the play) produced it
in the United States in June
1944, opening it first in
Washington, then in
Philadelphia. and finally at
the Broadhurst Theatre in
New York During its New
York run of one year and
three days, USO Units toured
the play both in the Pacific
and European Theatres of
Operations An Off-Off
Broadway revival opened in
March of 1977
American reviews dating
from the mid-1940 ‘s show that
the schocking fun of “Ten
Little Indians" had an im-
mediate and contagious
impact The "New York
Times dubbed Miss Christie
"one of the most expert of the
cold-blooded killers, " and the
"New York Herald Tribune"
called the play "a homicidal
field day "
The critics were also im
pressed with the "man
nerliness and sophistication
of the play’s characters and
We Saw
Paul Harris and daughter
Mary, giving a helping
hand...Marci and Larry
Parnell, baking mother a
birthday cake...Clara For-
sythe. stopping by the Daily
Express...Roger Bennett,
driving down the street...Les
Moore, with a friendly
corporal stationed
Lebanon, which said
"It is our duty
Americans to stop the
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Women's Page Highway Project
Weddings, Anniversaries, Coming Events. Senior Menu. Bids Date Set
Dear Abby, Community Diners, Astrographs. Library and Club enhe bid opening for a
News, and pictures galore highway project in Grady
County will be slated for Nov.
Pages Six-A Through Nine-A 22, 1983 if approved by the
" 1 111 State Transportation Com-
Oil Embargos And Revolution mision. State Senator Ray
Paae Eleven-A Giles announced today.
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OPEC Grows Close To Unraveling shoui
Page Ten-A October 11, 1983 meeting.
A new feature of the Chickasha Daily Express:
CHICKASHA, OKLAHOMA, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1983
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This Week Downtown
, i AST MEMBERS Neal Caperton. left, Karen Evans. center, and Tim Teeter discuss the
mysterius murders taking place in the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma production
of Ten Little Indians. " to be presented Oct 13,14, and 15 at 8pm , and Oct 16at2pm mthe
are Davis Hall Theatre on the USAO campus Tickets are $3 for adults and $1 50 for pre-college
devoted each year by youth.For information and reservations call the Theatre Box Office at 224-3140 extension 310
members of the Jaycees for 1 N -
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greeting...Lucille Gibson, In a A , A . i
telephone conversation.Bob Are Announced
Wright, taking a friend to The annual Minco Kiwanis
lunch Friday. Club Turkey Shoot is to be
Bob Wernsman, dropping held Oct. 9, 16, 23, and 30 and
off press releases on current Nov. 6, from 1:30 to 5 p.m
and future USAO drama one-half mile east of Minco
productions..Ammala and Clay and still targets are
Leokham Phollurxl, stopping used The public is invited to
by the Daily Express...Mrs. attend the event All proceeds
W'.J. Mobbs, talking about are used to finance Little
her great grandsons. League programs
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Drew, Charles C. The Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 92, No. 241, Ed. 1 Sunday, October 9, 1983, newspaper, October 9, 1983; Chickasha, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1870193/m1/1/: accessed May 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.