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The (ICKASHA Star
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QICKASHA‘8 HOME OWNED NEWSPAPER — SERVING CHICKASHA AND GRADY COUNTY SINCE 1002
VOL, 74
TWELVE PAGES
CHICKASHA OKLAHOMA. THURSDAY APRIL 1 1976
NO 3
Chickasha Council
Finds Oil In County
5
Seat Remains Vacant
31
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ment Acidized, the zone made Grady County one mile to the
k
who is concerned about the problem of safety on the streets need
again nominating Heaston
tion of city fire marshall Ron
Scholarship Drive Progresses
Ah, yes this is really the life, dent of the Chickasha Firefight
just relax
total amounted to some $60,000
stoke the fire up a bit, but it destroyed by a house fire on
FHA Rally Opens Friday
on days like this we wouldn't family to call 224-5863,
appointed Fire Chief Bill Harris
$
5
Tickets for the banquet are
Republicans Select
Delegates Monday
Free Straw
At Fair Barn
House Damaged
In Sunday Fire
Mrs Shirley Burnes, presi
sound of the raindrops take us
back to dreamland. Could
Miller entertainment promotion
to raise association income and
accepted several citizens and
council members as appointees
Norge field, flowing 141 barrels
of oil and 245,000 cubic feet of
gas per day through 30/64 inch
choke. Production is from com
has 65 percent more full time
equivalent students now than in
1973. A full time equivalent
students is a student enrolled for
15 credit hours of study. Total
wright, Homer Hulme Jr. and
councilman Don Ferguson to the
the Anadarko Daily News? Simms A, se ne sw 9 4 5, a deep.
What is it all about’ Now as in geological test on the west side
During the past several years
many of you may remember
reading this column in the
Chickasha Dailv Fynress"and
Hulme, accountants. Russ Meu
Iler, horse trailer manufac
from your per-
sonal history
and past, your
thoughts, your
comments, your
activities. Also
along the way.
of Oklahoma is officially under
way. Curtis Brooks, chair
man of the drive task force, in a
Bob Patton
Filling Post
A coordinator for the Cum
gray overcast sky is releasing a
light bit steady rain in fact it
has rained most of the night,
and now the gentle downpour
makes it comfortable just to
stay put beneath the warm
covers
Okla. Historical Society
Historical Bidg.
Chiles took tenth in the cross
breed steer bracket
Joan Harper had a fifth place
in the junior yearling Shorthorn
heifer class and Diane Harper
now and let the ers Auxiliary. said that a drive is
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increase cattlemen's association sl anu ...» 0
memberships. Membership dues New Sales Tax school group in the show
for 1976 are 110.
Cities Service Oil found oil in
Third Bromide sand at the 1
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Rs.
_________________________ ______ Sam E. Griffin, the Grady to the Republican National Con
7th place with two Hereford ond place light heavy cross County Republican Chairman, vention. to be held in Kansas
Heifers and a 4th with his Here steer, the sixth place Angus reminded all Registered Repub City on August 16 19 This
licans of the Republican Precinct makes the Precinct meetings the
which provided 172 scholarships student enrollment at USAO is
for each of the 1973'74, '74 75. . 1,396
Vice President of Southeast Dis a
trict, Margie Shepard, Blue; I
Vice President of Southwest 1
District, Diane Smith, Verden; I
and Vice President of West Dis- I
trict, Treva Schoolcraft. Oney.
Newly elected officers for I
1976 77 will be installed at all r
four sessions Debbie Vincent, I
Eakly, is the incoming State I
President. LaRetha Kay Pence, a
Chandler, will be introduced as 3
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The scholarship fund specific purposes was utilized by
drive to raise 250 three year the University. All of the schol
scholarships of $150 each for the arship money went to Oklahoma
University of Science and Arts students, Brooks added. The
HiMeighborl Cities Service Test
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panies; A C Link insurance and Parker s recommendation that
real estate. Hayes Thompson, Jesse O'Bar be appointed to the
hotels and motels Bill Richie, planning commission and the
drug stores, Jerry Standridge board of adjustment, accepted
and Bob Lowe, farm impie the mayor’s recommendation of
ment agencies, Walt Allen, at four appointees .Stanley Le
torneys; Jerry Cole and Homer vine, councilman Sam Cart
contain some of
my thoughts in the form o
that were in a run down condi
tion. The council voted to set a
public hearing on April 8 for
declaring the properties a public
nuisance.
A hid frem Rockwell Inter
national for new water meters
was accepted by the council
members decided to unanimous
ly approve Thompson's motion
to table the matter
Mayor Jim Parker read a
being organized by the auxiliary
to obtain clothing for seven
children whose belongings were
THE FOUR WAY TEST
Of the things we think say or do
I Is it the TRUTH9
2 Is it FAIR to all concerned9
J Will it build GOODWILL end
BETTER FRIENDSHIPS?
4 Will it be BENEFICIAL to oil
c. cernedr
- ‘ ight 1946 Rotary international
operative curriculum prepara
tion with the Associated General
Contractors. Before joining the Again this year there will be Alexander, Deputy Director;
state vo tech staff Patton taught four duplicate sessions of the Byrle Killian, Assistant Direc-
rally to accomodate the antici tor; Larry Hansen, Assistant
pated attendance. Sessions are State Director and State Co-
scheduled for 1:30 p.m and 7:00 ordinator of Area Vocational
p m on Friday and 9:30 a m. Schools.
and 1:30 p.m. on Saturday. A program written especially
The featured speaker at all for the 1976 State FHA Rally by
four sessions will be Dr William Mrs. Mary Gray Thompson will
After listening to a lengthy York
legal explanation by City At Robert Boyd cited several
torney George Allen, the council buildings in the Chickasha area
the fellow in the next cave, he's Polled Hereford Showmanship rT GL
well heeled, has at least two contest I OP nowmen
. । . . . The placings of these indivi
hunting clubs and maybe more duals are as follows: Miss The Chickasha FFA Chapter
and he always has plenty of DeVore, 12th and 17th with her participated in the Oklahoma
Grady County Cattlemen s As Homemakers and FHA will con
15.681 15,780 feet flowed 75 depth is 11,400 feet
barrels of oil and ten barrels of C.F Braun & Co. extended
load water daily prior to treat the Northwest Chickasha field in
it will likely
, „ ... tuners; Jerry Hess, bulk oil com ( hickasha Industrial Authority:
future as well as coping with ___ onK - ■ - - ■ -......
, ... P 5 panies. Bill Murray, Olen Tread
uture C angese i j way, Al Wigley and others will as Civil Defense director for a
c. ‘re sen State officersinclu e be working with other firms and salary of $50 per month, and
State President, Linda Raines, businesses on the drive
Warner; Historian, Carolyn p 1,1 .
C f d M ir 7 Brooks said that several per
ra Io kk A15i ecretary’ sons have given individual schol to the charter committee
Gail Webb, Elk City; vice . .
President of Music and Rec arships in.the past; The pledge A request by the Mormon
reation, Peggy Savage. Amber cardscan be turned in at each of ( hurch to initiate a program of
Pocasset High School. Amber, the thre banks in person or by painting house numbers on
Vice President of East District, mai: We urge everyone who street curbs was referred to the
Rhonda Grant, Butner High can to participate in the scholar public works committee, and the
School. Cromwell; Vice Presi shiP drive. Brooks said The council decided to advertise for
dent of Northeast District, Jean . niversity IS an important asset oil lease bids on property east of
Williams Westville Vice 10 our community and our young town which belongs to the citv.
President of Northwest District, are an important asset ot Okla
Debbie Kirtley, Kingfisher; homa. -ontinued On Page 21
created by the death of Ron
Meek
Patton began his new assign
ment at the Stillwater headquar
ters on March 22. He has been
with the state vo tech office Oklahoma's FHA and HERO Purkey, Professor of Psycholo- develop the rally theme with
• members will hold their annual gica! Foundations of Education, special emphasis on Americas
curriculum specialist, later sen State Rally in Oklahoma City's College of Education. University future by presenting ways FHA
ing as assistant coordinator of Civic Center Music Hall. April of Florida in Gainsville. In his and HERO chapters have deve
CIMC, and most recently has 2nd and 3rd presentation, "On the Outside loped programs and projects
been managing the Graphic, The theme of the meeting. Looking In", Dr. Purkey will which motivate individuals to
Printing, Publication and Word Future Homemakers , Grow discuss the uniqueness of each have a positive influence on the
Processing section ing With Pride In America's individual and the uncommon
Both Patton s BS and MS are Future" will set the stage for an potential which each person
from Oklahoma State Univer estimated 12,500 FHA and must accept and nurture,
sity He has received recognition HERO members, advisers and Greetings will be presented
nationally as an authority in guests to share the projects, by Lieutenant Governor George
curriculum development and im programs, and activities which Nigh, Oklahoma City's Mayor
piementation He has been have been chosen in developing Patience Latting, and members
programs of work this year of the State Department of
under the national format called, Vocational and Technical Educa
Program Action Impact tion, including Dr. Francis
Tuttle, State Director; Arch
Again this year there will be
-------- — _ mended that a bid of $10,122.
Women entitled "Let’s Bring Back Safety On The Street". Women view of what has transpired from Umbrecht Truck Company
the Grady since the resignation for a two and a half ton truck be
Two names were placed in accepted The council accepted
nomination Thursday night be the bid and authorized the pur
.. not feel isolated. She can help restore the safe life which is the good fore Thompson s motion to table cha.se of the vehicle
Atlantic Richfield completed ston sand to complete at the No life to every community. Citizens once more can be granted that with council member Don Mar The council declared several
at the} 1 Reding Unit,. C nw 1 Gilbert, C * 15-6-8, in the fundamental right freedom from fear by working together tin of Ward 2 nominating Leroy locations in the city as public
ne 27 6 8. in the Southwest Southwest Norge field of Grady McAdams and Morris Dupire nuisances at the recommenda
letter from Miss Margie Dwyer
The matter was tabled until announcing her resignation from
the next council meeting on a the planning commission. Du
motion by Melt Thompson after pire moved to have a letter of
. ------more than half an hour's talk on commendation sent to Miss
through 24 '64 inch choke, the perforated in March and sand at the current status of the lawsuit Dwyer for her service This was
well made 310 barrels of oil daily 10.492 10,504 feet and 10,512 WHEN ORGANIZATIONS work together on a worthwhile project aginst the city, the attempt by approved
with gas volume varying from 10,518 feet to flow 213 barrels of it is not only fun but so much can be accomplished That is the way the council to seat Orville Heas The finance committee recom
editorial comments. 683,000 to 708,000 cubic feet 45 gravity oil in 24 hours the three sponsoring organizations feel about the Seminar for ton last fall, and a general over
Its the kind of day outside daily. Tubing pressure was 500 through 14/64 inch choke. Gas 2 ......“ ....
when it's hard to know how pounds per square inch. Nearest volume was 157,000 cubic feet of all ages will gather at the Community Building on t______
... ' Bromide production is four miles daily Tubing pressure was 205 County fair ground on Tuesday, April 6, at 9:30 am Any woman
long the sun has been up, or to the northwest in the Chit pounds per square inch. ‘ ‘ - •
even if it is up yet. The dark wood field. . . Samedan Oil tapped Huddle
"“Doyou suppose we can sell Dawn DeVore
the idea’ Sure somebody will Is Angug Queen
buy it. We'll call it a "Guar- ®
anteed annual minimum stew Dawn DeVore, a member of
ration" the Verden Future Farmers of
_ ’ America Chapter, was named
Bet after a year or so we Oklahoma Angus Queen at the ,
could get the minimum raised Oklahoma City Spring Livestock largely responsible for the coor
.. , , . Sh. -chl H.- hich dmated effort of vo tech s co
to at least two bowls per dav. Show held recently. Her high
cona... 11. , ... 1 honor was one of several that
Sounds more like a winner all ... . ,, er. 2
Verden 4 H and FFA members
the time. However one thing is received
disturbing, who will hunt the Rodney Venable, a member of , , „
meat, gather the vegetables the 4 H club, won the KWTV wocational agriculture at Sasak
n1 ..1. .. Grand Champion Steer Show
manship award and Keith Miller, ~u:L U g A
Might be able to convince also of the FFA, won the State UnlCKasna FFA
Cement voters approved an
$10 per person and must be additional one cent municipal
purchased before Wednesday, sales tax last Tuesday. The new
April 7 sales tax goes into effect on
Directors anticipate a sell out Apri 1 Ro, rd . .
for this event and are encourag ed approval of the tax proposal the Junior Livestock Show may chapter of the Business and I ,,
ingkethoearyntereketd are arder p™*"1', to provide ,“"d’ for b picked up now “ the County PrEessionatWomen Verdenaicos a OWtaF'
.KD’F.m foiwino associa additional water lines. Fair barns. The parade will begin at 4
4be om.the rnv Ruser Jr Cement already had a one cent This waste makes good gar p.m starting at Sixth Street and
tipndirecto Jr James Scott’ city sales tax. Approval of the den or plant mulch, keeping soil Chickasha Avenue with the
p.."usnri1 ’Richard Hoov! additional tax will double the temperatures down in summer, students marching to Second
RandyeGriswold, S l Do. amount normally returned to the and conserving water. Street
Richardson and city treasury from the Oklahoma You may have all you want A review stand will be set up
r ' A Tax Commission each month, before April 17, on Chickasha Avenue.
George Ahomas.
isn’t cool enough to be uncom- Sunday morning
$.• u u . The fire did an estimated
fortable. Its hard to imagine $12,000 damage to a wood frame
mankinds existancc without structure and its contents at
such conveniences. 1216 Idaho Avenue.
Sure Rood to relax and Fire department officials said
. 8 . . . . . the home, belonging to Mrs Ada eulum and Instructional Mater
enjoy life for a little while, Williams, was lready burning ials Center (CIMC) of the State
guess we really don't have to fiercely when they arrived at the Department of Vocational and
get up and work What will scene about 10 a m Sunday Technical Education has just
happen if we don't’ Probably The fire, which apparently bt en named.. .
P, . . 7 started in the attic, spread Bob * atton was selected by
get hungry, so that s not a quickly through the rest of the the State Board of Vo Tech
winning idea. house and it was almost an hour Education to fill the vacancy
There really should be a before the blaze could be exting
better way. Bv jove, there is, uished by local firemen
, , . Damage to the contents, par
and it s a simple solution. A ticularly clothing and furnish
guarantee of at least one bowl mgs, was almost complete,
of tricertop stew each day The Firefighters Auxiliary has
throughout the vear. Yeah, asked anyone wishing to donate since 1970, first serving as
° 7 items of clothing or other house
that s a real simple solution, hold goods for the Williams
second organizational meeting and 75 76 school years.
last night on the University "The scholarships are very
campus, met with many of the 30 President Roy Troutt cited important in that they allow us
Chickasha and area business and statistical growth for the Uni to attract the best qualified
civic leaders who will be calling versity through each of the students to our school," Troutt
on businesses and individuals three years and pointed out that said "We are working toward
throughout the coming week as a direct result of the scholar building a 2,000 student popula
ship program the full time tion base from Oklahoma stu
Brooks who also chaired the equivalent enrollment has more dents. This would allow us to
original three year scholarship than doubled over the past three maintain our ideal size and pro
plan in 1973 told the group that years Records from the State vide excellent educational op
every scholarship earmarked for Regents office show that USAO portunities for each student."
after a brief recess for a finance
committee meeting. The bid
price accepted for a three
quarter inch meter was $29 76
per meter with the city planning
to purchase 500 new meters.
Also accepted was a bid of
$3,961. for a tractor from Melton
Motors, Inc The tractor is being
purchased for use in the ceme
tery.
The council referred two bids
for a copying machine for the
public library to the library
board for their recommendation.
Two proposed ordinances
were then heard, one concerning
the court cash fund and the
other establishing liability pro
. . . . . . lection for city employees
individuals who are working " ' r u .
., . . . . 5 The city attorney had pre
on the scholarship drive and . 1 . . ■ J
. . ,. pared a resolution concerning
their area of responsibility in ; . .. ... 15
। . • . 1 liability insurance that would
elude Brooks, drive chairman. .
c. । • , require the city to be responsible
Stanley Levine, downtown mer , . . ,
chants; Lindell Pettigrew, for legal defense and counsel.
Southland and Grandview Bill but not to indemnify city em
Thomas, utilities and civic or ployees against any damages
ganizationa. Lucille Terrill, lad Almng indiautd r the
les organizations Marshall Sett... . !
le. new, media; Don Martin, ^to protect it. employees. It
automobile dealerships. Don would be ineffect writing.an
Dunn. grocery stores; Bob insurance policy and that this
o . ji was an extremely complicated
Bates, savings and loan com procedure."
paniesi Tom Holding Max The council voted to table the
Harber, industrial groups; and , t ee
t1, 1 n n iKi separation of court funds from
Wendel Brown and Larry city funds and the liability
stsier, funeral homes and fior olution until further study could
Jim Loy and Bill Rose. med b made
ical groups, Charles Alien and Under the matter of consent
Harold Stevens, finance corn items, the council approved
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161 barrels of oil and ten barrels east with the completion of the
of load water on 53 hour swab 1 31 Standridge, nw se nw sw
test. Fractured, load was recov 31 7 7.
ered and new oil flowed Tested The 10,776 foot operation waa
County. On the north side of the
field, the producer flowed 156
barrels of 40 gravity oil and
210,000 cubic feet of gas in 24
hours through 35 64 inch choke
from perforations at 11,202
11.208 feet.
Tubing pressure was 100
pounds per square inch The
total depth is 11.379 feet.
(Continued On Page 2|
the past it will be about von and of the Golden Trend in Grady mingled Marchand and Huddle
your qeighbors. Maybe bits Corne-zone, perforated at soniaPnrforgtonst.hetwoen
food in his cave. He sure gets Angus Heifers Venable, 4th Junior Livestock Show at the
out early there he goes now with his Angus Heifer and 7th State Fairgrounds in Oklahoma
, ’ 8 e with his light cross bred steer City and brought back several
out in this rain carrying one of Miller's two polled Hereford ribbons and a couple of champion
his facy hunting clubs. Heifers won him two 3rd places, showmen.
Rain does make a fellow Tim Henricks won a 4th and a Eric Jensen exhibited the sec
hungry .even a dinosaur steak Heifers and a 4th with his Here steer, the sixth place Angus reminded all Registered Repub City on August 16 19 This Oklahoma s candidate for a na
would taste good today. By the ford steer Bryan Linn received heifer and was selected as cham beans of the Republican Precinct makes the Precinct meetings the tional office. National officers
way what time is it? It's about a 3rd place for his heavy cross pion showman. He will represent meetings scheduled for 7 p.m . Republican Presidential Primary will be elected at the national
noon, one million years B.C. bred steer, and a 8th for his light the Oklahoma Junior Angus As Monday, April 5. These meet in Oklahoma We urge all Reg FHA HERO meeting to be held
Oh । heavy crossbred steer. sociation later this spring at ings are open to all Registered istered Repubbcans to attend in St. Louis, Missouri, July
Louisville, Ky. Republicans. Others may attend and make their voices head." 12 15.
But it may be later than we Ninnekah Plans Tim Elliott had a champion as guests but may not vote. The revised list of locations of future Homemakers of Amer
here in the twentieth century showman rating, this on in the "The primary purpose of these each precinct meeting follows: ica with its two types of chap-
realize Sometimes all that's RaA Cracc AiA Shorthorn division, as well as meetings will be to elect Dele P 5 W1, Mrs. James V. Smith, ters. FHA (Future Homemakers
m 7 -ed VF088 Aia showing the first place junior gates to the County Conven 114 Caulder; P.6 w 1, Walter of America) and HERO (home
needed is a toot or even a toe in The annual Red Cross Basket- yearling Shorthorn heifer. lion," Griffin said. "The next Logan, 125 Orchard Dr., Pl & 2 Economics Related Occupations)
the door. Check line 21 -C on ball Tournament will be held at Jon Brown had a second place step is for the County Conven W 2, Sam Owens. 1614 So. 15th; is a youth organization which is
the IRS form 1040. the Ninnekah gym at 7:30 p.m. in the heavy cross steer compe tion to elect Delegates to the P 3 W 2, Donald Lerch, 1223 an integral part of the home
_ on Friday, April 2. tition and a third place in the District and State Conventions Minnesota; P 2 W 3, Catlin economics program sponsored
Cattlemen Set
from Pocasset. Pioneer. Friend Jeff Schenk took a fourth and
Annual Banquet and Ninnekah will participate, a fifth place in the crossbreed
* They will be coached by Leo steer category, Arnold Johnson
Clifford Nath, president, and Begley. had a seventh place in the heavy
Bob Lamar, secretary of the The Ninnekah Extension cross steer event and Chet
Although there was much dis
cussion about the five month old
vacancy in Ward 2, members of
the City Council took no action in
their meeting on Thursday
night, to fill the post vacated by
Harvey Jervis.
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ball Tournament will be held at Jon Brown had a second place step is for the County Conven W 2. Sam Owens, 1614 So. 15th;
the Ninnekah gym at 7:30 p.m. in the heavy cross steer compe tion to elect Delegates to the P3 W-2, Donald Lerch, 1223
on Friday, April 2. tition and a third place in the District and State Conventions Minnesota; P 2 W 3, Catlin ...
Fifth and Sixth grade students light heavy cross steer bracket, who in turn will elect Delegates Jennings, 1411 So. 11th; P 3 jointly by the Division of Voca
■ — ■ • ... W 3 4 p.j W3 Wesley Lyles, tional and Technical Education,
VICA ParaNa 415 Dakota. P4 w 3, David U.S. Office of Education and the
’ --n 1 • aue Carter. 1014 So. 8th; P 2 W 4, American Home Economics As
Hara Fr;A.v Sam Griffin, 1402 Kansas; P3 sociation.
**<71 <7*1 lUay W 4, Clyde Anderson, 604 No. The following chapters will
__________________________ T ChickasL H h Sh l 2nd; and P-1 W-4, Mrs. PC- participate in the Oklahoma
sociation. have announced spec duct a bake sale and the con breed steer bracket. chanter of the Ytatin Ido Krug, 420 Minnesota. Association Future Homemakers
ial plans for the annual banquet cession stand will be open. All Joan Harper had a fifth place . . a E h f Arn wii . Also Ball Park Precinct, Rich of America rally program
meeting to be held at 6:30 p.m., proceeds will go to the Red in the junior yearling Shorthorn snonsrin a Bienntennia "Ai-L ard Hart, 2305 Country Club Brenda Streber, Tuttle, newly
Monday, April 12, in the USAO Cross. heifer class and Diane Harper S0 orrg. tntenn pih Rd.; Ninnekah Precinct, Manley elected State Vice President of
ballroom. Admission will be a donation had a sixth place in the spring through downtown Chickasha ' Chastain, NE of Ninnekah; Music and Recreation for Future
This year's banquet is a Jody to the Red Cross Shorthorn heifer division. The Da ra d dwin mm. Minco P 1 & 2. Glen Gibson. Homemakers of America will be
M,m AL The FFA chapter sold six of Amercas Bicentenniamoand Highway 81 North Tuttle P,, 2 instasltedeatadll four sessions of PORTRArT of Miss Dana Sledge, daugnter or Mr
Lement (kavs its seven steers in the premium Chiekaeh.aAlhiEN.. 4 3. Garland Sims, Sims Resi 1 ne State Rally. C1 . .... . . ,
--- sale and had the first place Then^wU^ dence; Rush Springs P1, Mrs Angela Lind, Verden Chapter, Sledge of ( hickasha, is now on display in the lobby of the Oklahoma
The parade will consist of local Paul Rice, Rt. 2 w of Rush will sing on the Saturday af- National Bank and Trust Company of Chickasha The photo by Carl
students from the following Springs; Rush Springs P-2, Mrs. ternoon program at the State Sikes of Carl's Studio, won the "Distinguished Pnnt" award at the
sch001si Urand. Northwest. Leta Jennings, Rt. 1 East of Rally. SouthwesternPhotographersAssociationpnntexhibitinDallas.lt
rounwesu"esuintermedte. Rush Springs. Vincent Precinct, Members of the Ninnekah was accepted and received its highest rating of "Excellence" and
sehoomdunomighandmgh Luther Chapin. Rt 2. Amber; chapter will participate in was accepted for the Professional Photographers of America Loan
AlmamhinowL.R. Tabler Precinct. Joe G. Humph Home C rafts of the Past on the collection it is now on exhibit in Japan, at the request of Ted
Free straw and waste from SeXSiX rey.Rt. 3 Chickasha; Verden :Saturda morning program “ Sirlin. president the TA- for an American Photographic
Precinct, William Lee, Rt. I tne State ,y'. . Exhibit. Also sent to Japan, on loan to the Professional
Will lemberssofthe Alex chapter Photographers of Japan were copies of the Bicentennial contest
ill assist with registration at winners, a photograph of Shannon Springs Park, which won
When the Republican National the Ettdapeyening session of America The Beautiful." and a photograph of Rep Spencer
Convention convenes in Kansas pAHtr, Bernard s farm located east of Rush Springs, which won "Historical
City onAugust the state of attending wK Alex wiLbe America" award. Both of the Bicentennia winners are touring the
O% ahomawiltbenrpresented Pocande “cement‘ a, Xi: United States at this time. Both contests were won by Sikes and his
by i delegates and 36 alter Ninnekah, Tuttle, Jr. and Sr photographs represent Oklahoma in this travelling professional
Continued On Page 2] and Verden photographic exhibit
poicE Oklahoma City, Okla. 73105
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