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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1978

Page

2

Apache Farmers Co-Operative Holds Annual Meeting

More than 300 farmers and visitors attended the Apache Farmers Co-Operative annual meeting in the Community Building. Board members Eugene Mindemann and Dean Hatfield were re elected, and the group approved the financial report while noting new storage capacity of 100 000 bushels to reduce allocations. Representatives from three grain exporters and Farmland Industries attended.

Apache Farmers Co-Operative Community Building Board Herb Hemming Hemming Apache Co-Op Eugene Mindemann Dean Hatfield Stanley Bailey C.E. McClung Kermit Gilbreath Co-Op

Woman and Daughter Reunited After 40 Years

RS. Murtis McBride a 97 year old resident of Cotton Nursing Home since 1965 was reunited with her daughter Mrs. Neilie Smith of Midland Texas on Tuesday after four decades apart. Granddaughter Mrs. Kruse also located the family and helped arrange the reunion near Speers.

Constitution RS. Murtis (Myrt) McBride Cotton Neilie Smith Midland Texas Speers HS. Kruse Smith McBride Kruse Mrs. McBride Huo and

One Prisoner Freed Sheriff Seeks Jail Funds

Sheriff Paul McKown closed Cotton County jail for lack of funds after the new penal code went into effect. He freed a prisoner for good behavior and moved another to the city jail. He cites no funds to hire hourly jail monitors and seeks external aid, including from the Comanche Tribal Office and regional groups, as deputies work 24 hours at times.

Oklahoma Department of Charities and Corrections McKown Rives Comanche Association of South Central Governments Temple Sand Terry Kirkpatrick Devol Randlett Denise Ottwell Monk Terry

Vo-Tech Students Win State Honors

Three Great Plains Area Vo-Tech Center students earned state honors from the Vocational-Industrial Clubs of America. Mary Sue Phillips of Elgin placed fourth in public speaking, Ricky Spriggs of Eisenhower High in air conditioning and refrigeration finished fifth, and Waco Tabor of Lawton High won second in diesel. Attending were instructors Johnny Strawn, Larry Gee, Wallace Williams, Charlie Winton, David Moore, and Tommy Reese.

Great Plains Area Vo-Tech Center Vocational- Industrial Clubs of America Mary Sue Phillips Elgin Ricky Spriggs Eisenhower High School Waco Tabor Lawton High School Great Plains Johnny Strawn Larry Gee Wallace Williams Diesel Motors Charlie Winton David Moore Tommy Reese

Light Fixture Short Triggers City Hall Fire

A City Hall hallway fire was spotted at 6 17 a m by a custodian and caused about 100 damage to ceiling tiles. The fire department said a short in a light fixture started the blaze and the fire was extinguished in under 30 minutes.

Water service cut in Lee West Addition for eight hours

Public Works Department reports water service in Lee West Addition will be curtailed for about eight hours today due to water system work. Main line valve replacement will pause service from 9 a.m. to 4 30 p.m.

Lee West Addition Public Works Department

Police Force Sought as Jasper Harmon Joins Town Board

Jasper Harmon, garage owner, was appointed to the Cache Town Board to restore full strength after two months. Gov. David Boren’s appointee Harold Guthrie backed Harmon amid a heated meeting with about 20 residents. Council members weighed opposition to John Anderson, while Billy Wardwell’s departure left the town under county sheriff supervision.

Cache Jasper Harmon Harmon Harold Guthrie David Boren Guthrie John Anderson JM. Crabtree Crabtree Anderson John Billy Wardwell Sayre Wardwell County Sheriff's Department

City Expands Landfill Hours to Sundays

Lawton residents gain an extra six hours at the city landfill west of the city starting Sunday April 16. The site will be open from noon until 6 p.m. each Sunday through October 1, as part of the annual spring and summer extended hours by the Public Works Department.

Lawton Public Works Department

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