2 The Altus Times Democrat, Tuesday, May 27, 1969
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Kromer won in the dry land
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He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Kromer of Vinson.
Garrison won the irrigated
land grouping on a five-acre
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Reception Held
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for deceptive view taken in New York harbor.
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Modem art 25 paintings and
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lection. They have a total cur-
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William S. Paley, president of
the museum, said Monday the
bequest includes seven Picas-
sos, three paintings by Boccioni,
two each by Braque, Matisse,
Gris and Klee, one each by De
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next year, a year ahead of
schedule.
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STALLED IN TRAFFIC,
actress Patty Duke gives
out with some invective for
a scene in a upcoming
movie. The former child
star will have a grown-up
role in her latest film.
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gress casts his vote and it
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in committee, he may not
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Mrs. Blodgett
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MANGUM (Spl.) — An Altus
nurse, Mrs. Jean Blodgett, R.
N., recently assumed her duties
as Greer County Health Nurse,
according to Greer County
Sanitarian, David Redmond.
She will work three days of
each week in Greer County, and
two in Harmon County.
Mrs. Blodgett has been
employed in the Jackson County
Health Department for the past
six months. She is a native of
Ohio and a graduate of the Ohio
University School of Nursing.
She was in the Air Force for
three years.
Her husband is a technical
sergeant at Altus AFB.
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young men will receive plaques
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groups also were introduced Glenna Jackson, Veronica
including Sharia Duncan, Martin, Brenda Shultz, Danette
Phyllis Battles, Dana Rook and Simpson, Janet Gibson, Nancy
Melodye Whitworth, flute Adams, Elisha Garcia, Deborah
quartet. Melodye also competed Stewart, Steve Freeman, Gerald
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MONTREAL (AP) - Beatle
John Lennon, recently convicted
of possessing marijuana, says
he's through with the stuff be-
cause it "interferes with my
mind.”
"I don’t regret anything I've
done,” he told newsmen. "It’s
just that I get my best high now
on brown rice.” Rice with the
hulls on is brown.
Lennon and his wife, Yoko,
were granted a 10-day stay in
Canada by immigration officials
Monday and a hearing was be-
gun in Toronto to weigh their re-
quest for a longer stay. The
marijuana conviction was the
issue.
Mr. and Mrs. Lennon plan a
one week "lie-in” demonstration
for peace while awaiting the
verdict. They have invited
Prime Minister Pierre Elliott
Trudeau to join them during the
. seven days in bed.
It was
Walker
Awards as an ensemble On Oct., 1867, General
member and accompanist went Rosea fortone uSiteedSState°s
to Robbie McMinn and Melodye which had paid about two
Whitworth and to Mary Hughes cents an acre for the former
are state winners in the cotton Shelley Thompson, Doris
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Year                    $18.00. conquest of the windy frozen
Second class postage paid at peak was made in 1966.
their farewell
for freshmen
in flute solo and twirling solo and Hall, Randall Hoehne, seventh
Dana Rook and Jana Clark, won graders.
recognition as drum majors of Ann Mock, Margaret
parents, teachers and the prize award winning band. Freeman, Jackie Thaggard,
elementary pupils attended the Nancy Hurley, Frank Sierer, Connie Chumley, Kathy
farewell reception for Gordon   Mary Little and Paula Lane  Unimon, Robbie Tipton, Terri
Patterson, retiring principal of   were in the award winning  Thomas, Lisa Garnett, Clara
Edison Elementary School. He is  ^jmet quartet ana Nancy also  Blackburn, Wren Hicks,
retiring after 41 vears nf  played a clarinet solo in contest;  Barbara Woolum, Deborah
teaching.                       Barbara Graft and Robbie  Tahsuda, Scott Castle, Doug
The Edison Mother’s Club was  Roberts were alto sax duet  Koontz, Kent Walker, Mark
host, with Mrs. Ed Hulsey,  Players and Robbie also sax  Thomason, Mark Risinger, Mike
serving as reception chairman solo.                               Williams, eighth graders,
and Mrs. Bill Greer, co- Special recognition was given Rhonda Edmiaston, Connie
chairman.                     Angela Coursey and Donna  Robinson,  Kris Risinger.
Punch and cookies were Sewell for their superior in alto Melodye Whitworth, Nancy
served the guests from a table   clarinet duet competition; to  Hurley, Pam Byers, Robbie
decorated with roses and iris.   Donald  Rice for superior in  Roberts,  Risa Alexander,
Presiding at the refreshment  baritone solo and Kathy Linimon  Elizabeth  Mahan, Brenda
table were Mrs. Curtis Wetsel, for superior in alto sax duet. Walker, Tawna Myers, Philip
Mrs. Darrell Price and Mrs. Others receiving band awards McMahan, Donald Riley,
Beth Richardson.                for outstanding service were Richard Spears, Glenn Walker,
The occasion also observed the NoeGuarjardo, D Anne Pelfrey, ninth graders.
Debbie Stout, Bob McMahan,
Honor Students Two Elected To
q,4 cp4;4L  Student Senate
MCI  •ustellIIIC6AI63 MANGUM, (Spl)-Two Greer
Members of the Oklahoma Pam Starwait, Karen Autrey, County students at Panhandle
Honor Society at Southeast Randy Bradford, Gary Romines, State College, Goodwell, were
Junior High School were Jeanne Watts, Kathy Duke, elected members of the College
awarded their certificates David Kimball, Jim Ford, Senate for the 1969-70 school
during honors convocation, Michael Davis,’ Lynn Flint’ year during recent elections held
Donnie Connell, principal, Debbie Burney, Kim Snow. on the college campus,
announced.                       Eighth grade: Melinda They are Miss Linda Bilbrey,
Ninth grade members are Nichols, Terry Foley, Johnnie daughter of Mrs. Ruth Bilbrey of
Sondra Ford, Kim Snow, Vickie Moore, Marilyn Koren, Donald Mangum, and Larry Hood, son
Glaspie, Kathy Duke, Pam Bell,   Elzie, Gene Gustafson, Patricia  of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hood of
Mike Davis,  Lynda  Bridges,   Austin, Krista Lighty, George   Willow.
Vicky   Stordahl, Wayline Cline, Vernon    Miss Bilbrey was one of five
Carol  Turner, Dee Ann Abernathy   senators picked from a field of
Judy Bryan, Yvonne Huffer’ eight contestants to represent
Cynthia Proffitt.              ’ the Science and Literature
Seventh grade: Deborah department Hood is one of to
-                           two senators from North Hall, a
men’s dormitory.
Named to the junior senator
position was John Jefferies,
Goodwell, son of the former
Vivian Hefner of Mangum.
The Altus Times-Demoerat
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and Robert Watkins as soloist Russian territory encom-
ensemble.                        passing about 586,400 square
Other vocal awards were to miles.
HOLLIS (Spl.)-Monte Teri Gibson, Georgianna Ray,
Kromer and Joel Garrison, Pam Riggins, Debbie Sims,, — —
Hollis FFA Chapter members, Sheryl Smith, Karen Stayton,
Gary Jones, Terry Mitchell, Clifford Peterson
Kathy Mitchell Elizabeth superintendent of school
Mahan, Leslie Box, David presented the superintendent's
Ricky Brewer, all freshmen. honor _ roll scrolls, to Glenn
Bruce Brown, vocal music Walker, Donald Riley,.. Philip
HironMr nn’tog 4  « .  McMahan, Melodye Whitworth,
director, presented the first Brenda Walker, Robbie Roberts,
division, superior award trophy Kris Risinger, Nancy Hurley
for concert performance and for „_d pllN ‘ami • .{
sight reading to the school. Altus                 Edmiaston, ninth
Centralsensemble won the top Margaret Freeman, Connie
rating in.the Duncan Vocal Chumley, Darla McClure, Ann
Music Festival May 3.            MOCk, Robbie Tipton, Scott
Special recognition was given   Castle, Douglas Kontz, Mark
Liz Anderson who won superior Thomason, eighth graders,
as a soloist and was a member of
the ensemble winning superior. Danette Simpson, Brenda
Ensemble awards to Shultz, Diann McMahan,
graduating freshmen went to Veronica Martin, Glenda
Risa Alexander, Liz Anderson, Jackson, Jill Hooton, Janet
Randy Badger, Pam Byers, Rita Gibson and Steven Freeman,
Cunningham, Rhonda seventh graders.
Edmiaston, Pat Holsey, May _________________________
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velopment and Parks Depart-
ment said Monday his agency
hopes to pay off a $7.2 million Connie Satterfield,
bond issue next year. The 17- Whittington, and
year issue was initiated in 1954 Geisenheimer.
and is not due until 1971.            Eighth graders
are: Donald
The payoff would mean state Elzie, Gene Gustafson, Steve Seventh grade: Deborah
lodges at Roman Nose, Fort  Mims, Wayline Cline, Pat  Beasley, Floyd Brinsfield
Gibson (Western Hills), Lake  Austin, and Dee Ann Abernathy  Ronna Davis Rickv Hans lav
Texoma, Lake Murray and Al-  and seventh graders: Cheryl   Phillips, Angela Jackson VicJy
tus-Lugert's Quartz Mountain  Byrd, Johna Norcross, Claudia  stephens Debra polLok
Park would be free of debt Pittman, Ronna Davis, D'Anne              pittman,oPSAk, !
The state has been paying  Taylor, Gayle Thorson, Cheryl   Lambert, Steve Crouch Shearl
$665,000 annually to retire the  York, Debra Popchoke, Ricky   Long, Cheryl York Cheryl Byrd
bond issue, and Breeden said  Hans, Jimmy Haas, Vicky   Renna Raley D'Anne Taylor’
the balance by July 1 would be  Stephens, Shearl Long, Diana   Gayle Thorson Dannv Martin’
$1,065,000. However, there is a  Lawrey, Ernie Perkins and  Erie prkins’jernwzmrtn,
$700,000 reserve fund on hand to Steve Crouch.                           m’ Jett "umes
reduce that to $349,680 on July 1, Members of the Southeast Man Drnune
1970.                         Junior High honor roll for the ' -al VIwi
He said most of the annual second semester are:          HIn’nr WAmAn
payment has come from rev- Ninth grade: Danny Pickett, IICIPII9 Women
enue from the state’s 22 parks, Mark Chaney, Connie WESTVII i E , Ap 7 w »
not from the lodges.             Satterfield. Brenda Garrison,   ville man ' drowned
"The lodges made $110 000  Carol Geisenheimer, Gail  while attempting to aid two
last year andi was the best   Oakley, Kathy Harmon, Vicky  women screaming for help in
year we’ve had,” he said.         Whittington, Ricky Kelly, Hugh   Barron Creek He was Gary C
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Forty-six Central Junior High members of the band and vocal Cyprus a strategic island Ford, Chuck Lister, Darlene The Hiehwav Patrol soigte.
Schoolstudents are eligible for  music groups as the band played  in the eastern Mediterrane-   Fields Phyllis Paul,             two women Wer helped from
the Oklahoma Junior High Shortening Bread and the an, was overwhelmed by Lynda Bridges, Bonita Ladd, the Creek by a Muskogee man
School Honor Society, Bill  mixed chorus sang "Battle  Egyptian warriors about   Pam Bell, Sandra Shirley,  Frank Hill, after Coombes dis’
Henry, principal, announced at  Hymn of the Republic.”  1500 B.C.                       Vickie Glaspie, Monte Lowrey,  appeared beneath the water
JACKSON Miss (AP) — its honors assembly last week.  Freshmen girls’ensemble sang
John Hampton Stennis, 33, son In addition group and "Almost Like Being in Love.”
of Chairman John C. Stennis,  individual   honors   were    Opening prayer was by Joe
D-Miss., of the Senate Armed  announced in band and in vocal  Boley and Stan Orr and Larry
Services Committee, is striking  music.                           Rosenbaum gave the flag salute,
out on a political career of his Larry Harris, director of the followed by "Star Spangled
own.                          Central band, presented its Banner” played by the band.
He announced Monday he  superior award  in concert    Honor society certificates of
would run for a seat in the Mis- sightreading to the school, membership were presented to
sissippi House in a special elec- Members of special ensemble Dian McMahan, Jill Hooton,
Every twenty-four weeks $10.80
Every fifty-two weeks $23.40
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