News Journal & Derrick (Drumright, Okla.), Vol. 65, No. 34, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 1, 1984 Page: 3 of 14
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Social News
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call 352-2571
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Shelly Engel and Kevin Morris
At End Of Summer Session
OSU Graduation Candidates
announced.
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The couple will establish
In Way Park
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Mr and Mrs. Ray Rich family went to California
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Lambert attended the
Olive school reunion last
Candidates for academic
degrees at the end of
Oklahoma State Universi-
Central Oklahoma Vo-
Tech School also won first
★ Child must be 5 years old on
or before September 1, 1984.
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ring
iwn
for a family reunion. They
visited the white sands at
the Sacremento mountains.
First-year Distributive Education/Marketing teacher-
coordinators in Oklahoma high schools gathered in
Stillwater Monday through Wednesday, July 23-25. for a
new-teacher workshop. The workshop was sponsored by
the State Department of Vocational and Technical Educa
tion, and was held at that agency's offices. Topics covered
during the three-day meeting were classroom control,
student-job coordination, curriculum management, ad-
visory committees and public relations. Discussing the
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Olive Elementary School
enrollment for grades
kindergarten through sixth
will be held on August 21st
starting at 9 a.m. and going
until 2 p.m. Enrollment will
be held in the Olive lun-
chroom. Parents of new
and returning students will
need to enroll during this
time. If for some reason
students are unable to
enroll during the above
times call the school office.
Students both kindergarten
as well as grades first
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exciting 2 days every week of
Double Green Stamps
Tuesday & Wednesday
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The Creek County Health
Department announces the
following clinics during
August.
Immunization: Every
Monday from 9-11:30 a.m.
and 1-4 p.m. Shots given
are DPT, Polio and MMR.
Tuberculosis Skin Tests
are available.
Nutrition: August 6.
Counseling for weight loss
diet and special diets.
WIC Clinic: August 14
and 28 by appointment.
Services are a physical ex-
am. and nutrition counsel-
White Lace & Roses
SILK FLOWE R ARRANGEME NTS
WITH A PERSONAL TOUCH
The wedding will take
place on September 1 at 7
p.m. in the Church of the
Nazarene in Drumright.
The Rev. Steve Ruby Will
officiate.
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d as
ight,
ann-
through sixth that will be
new to Olive Elementary
School will need to bring
the following information.
Kindergarten students a
birth certificate and im-
munization record.
Students first through
sixth grades need their im-
munization record.
Upon enrolling parents
will receive a revised
school information booklet
and information concern-
ing Olive Elementary
School.
is urged to attend. The cost
will be $10 for the week or
$2.00 per day.
Ribbons and spirit sticks
will be awarded each day.
For further information
call a cheerleader or Mrs.
Crooks.
ct the
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on of
gain,
night on new 48 Highway.
He broke his collar bone
and was in the Oklahoma
Osteopathic Hospital. He
works at Ron Hammond’s
store and is the grandson of
Velta Whitehead.
Dale Holcomb of Sand
Springs is home from the
hospital. He is Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Holcomb’s
son. They are old timers
around Olive.
The Olive school had a
class reunion at Freddie’s
Cafe last Saturday night. It
was the 1951, 1952 and 1953
graduates of Olive school.
About 50 attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Vann, Sylvia, Carl and
from Cordell, Oklahoma,
visited her sister, Ethel
Grim last Sunday. Mrs.
Grim is choir director now
at Freedom Hill.
Everett Morrow is home
Kindergarden
Round-Up
Friday, August 10th at
Mannford Middle School
ne to
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health
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From 10:00a.m. to 12 noon
From 1:00 to 3:00
★ Must bring health (shot)
records.
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Olive News
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agenda of the workshop are, from left, Trellys Arnold,
Checotah, new DE/Marketing teacher coordinator at
High Plains Area Vo Tech School, Woodward; Lettie
Dilbeck, Stillwater, new teacher coordinator at Central
Area Vo Tech School. Drumright, Roberta Jones, Jenks,
new teacher-coordinator at McLain High School, Tulsa
and Gene Warner, state supervisor of DE/Marketing for
the state vo-tech agency.
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the birth of a daughter, Ashley Brooke. She was born July
17,1984, at 4:43 p.m. in the Mercy Hospital, Oklahoma Ci-
ty. The lass weighed 6 lbs. 9 ozs. and was 20% inches long.
Ashley’s maternal grandmother is Mrs. Meta Fit-
zgerald of Chickasha. Her paternal grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Don Smith of Drumright.
Waiting her arrival at home was her brother Paul who is Brenda and family and Mr.
seven and Mrs. Gerald Vann and
graduate degrees, 789
undergraduate degree can-
didates and 24 associate
degree candidates.
By college, there are 59
from Agriculture, 289 from
Arts and Sciences, 227 from
Business Administration,
56 from Education, 131
from Engineering, Ar-
chitecture and Technology,
49 from Home Economics,
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and two from University
Studies.
The graduate degree
candidates include 22 who
will receive the master of
arts degree, three masters
of architecture, 16 masters
of business administration,
five masters of engineer-
ing, one master of architec-
tural engineering, one
master of architectural
engineering, 251 masters of
science, 46 doctors of
education and 81 doctors of
philosophy.
The degree candidates
represent 40 states and
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Poet's Parade
To My Heart
Be brave, my heart, for she is gone
And you and I are all alone
We’ll sit and gaze through window drear
But lift no cup to bring us cheer
This is a solemn vow we make
To no stimulating bracer take
While she’s away so she may know
That you and I still love her so
Beat slow, beat fast, us be thy will
And times may be when you stop still
To Ponder why our lot is thus
And wonder if she thinks of us
Sometimes, my heart, you seem to bend
To saddened state that has no end
But since I’ve lived as long as thee,
From this drear siege I’ll set you free
Race! Hear music! Beat of drum!
And cheer for brighter nights to come!
Let’s watch dear Phoebus in her flight
Through cloudless skies this lovely night!
But, Heart, I’ll grant thee moments yet
To feel sad state but do not let
Your tendencies to linger there
Since joyousness gleams everywhere
And sometime soon by God’s dear grace
We’ll see our loved one’s precious face
By Orion Jennings
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Drumright:
Brenda Sue Lomenick
and Thomas S. Sprinkle
Mannford:
Sandra Sell Graham,
Steven Merrill Harris,
Melissa Mclendon and Bil-
ly Wayne Livingston
Cleveland:
Grogory Albert Ruoff,
David Ray Poiriez, David
Jerome Pruitt and Brett
Matthew Sumner
Pawnee:
Joe Allen Fitzpatrick and
David Lee Tanner
Terlton:
Jeanette Lynn Mitchell
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won first in Medical
Assisting Clerical, post
secondary and second
place along with Godsey in
Standard First Aid/CPR;
Lemmons, first, Job Seek-
ing Skills, post secondary;
Sherwood, Top 10 Dental
Spelling, post secondary;
Flatt, Top 10, Dental Ter-
minology, post secondary
and Aldrich, Top 10 Extem-
poraneouos Speaking, post
secondary.
Oklahoma had 50 na-
tional winners this year; 12
secondary and 38 post-
secondary winners. Accor-
ding to Wanda Wolf, HOSA
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from the hospital and im- Satuday night.
proving. Mr. and Mrs. Rodie
Tim Bolstad had a motor- Bethel and Naomi spent
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The Rev. Jimmy School
Washington, D.C. and eight ing for children birth to five
countries. years old and pregnant
Graduates include: women.
Cushing: , Well Child Clinic: August
Felecia Kim Fowler, Lin- 1, 8, 22 and 29 by appoint-
da Kay Covin gton. Charles ment Services are by a
Frederick Foster, Cheryl pediatric nurse for children
L. Ingram, Mary Irene birth to adolescent.
Stephens, Warren Randall Family Planning Clinic:
Westberg, Melinda Sue August 9 and 15 by appoint-
Hilyard and Denise ment. Services include
Lynette Jackson
Bristow:
(Children need not be present vg
to enroll)
Deanna Lemmons,
Robert Godsey, Laura
Sherwood, Karen Flatt,
Helen Aldrich and Nancy
Kelly, all Central
Oklahoma Area Vo-Tech
students, Drumright,
recently returned as award
winners from the Seventh
Annual HOSA (Health Oc-
cupations Students of
America) National Leader-
ship Conference held in
Orlando, Fla.
pregnancy test, diabete
screening, pap smear, M.2P
blood pressure, weight,
breast exam, pelvic ex- ’ 7 R
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trol method.
Supply Day: Every Mon-
day in August from
8:30-11:30 a.m.
Chronic Screening
Clinic: August 30 by ap- #9 ■ N A •
Engle, Morris
pap smear, diabetes
screening, Sickle Cell test,
urinalysis, breast exam, G‛ a 6a M) a
weight and blood pressure 301001. U(lle
Child Guidance: Every f
Thursday by appointment.
Child Development: Mr: and Mrs. Jack
Every Friday by appoint- Whatley, Cushing,and Mr,
ment. and Mrs. Kieth Engle of
The Health Department Goodland Kansas, an
is located at 503 Lou S. nounce the engagement
Allard Drive. For more in- and approaching marriage
formation or appointment of their daughter. Shelly
call 352-9581 Engel, to Kevin Morris, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Morris, Drumright.
state advisor, State
Department of Vocational
and Technical Education,
Stillwater, Oklahoma, had
more winners in the Top 10
than any other sat
delegation.
More than 1,600
delegates from across the
United States attended this
year’s conference.
Highlights included elec-
tion of national officers;
with Oklahoma’s Jill Gam-
bie, Midwest City, winning
Western Area vice prei-
dent; awards ceremony
and trips to Disney World,
EPCOT Center and Sea
World.
their first home in
Drumright.
ty’s summer session The graduates include
number 1,238, OSU officials 425 students who will earn
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Hopper, Ellie & Ricks, Bill. News Journal & Derrick (Drumright, Okla.), Vol. 65, No. 34, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 1, 1984, newspaper, August 1, 1984; Drumright, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1953864/m1/3/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 8, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Keystone Crossroads Historical Society.