Handgame Club To Host State Eagle Tournament
Carnegie Eagle's Handgame Club hosts the State Eagle Tournament at Colony on Sunday with a $30 per team entry fee. Awards total $300 first, $200 second, $100 third with additional prizes in 10 categories during a double elimination event. Drawing is 11:30 a.m., play starts at noon. supper is served and participants are asked to bring chairs.
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Carnegie Eagle’s
Colony
Bill Koosma
Eagle's Club
Koosma
Review Set At Library By Mrs Bridges On Mandino Novel
Mrs George Bridges renowned reviewer and lecturer will review The Greatest Salesman In The World by Og Mandino at 7 30 p m today in the Lawton Public Library meeting room Admission is free and open to the public She emphasizes the book set in Biblical times follows a camel boy and promises happiness and peace of mind for readers who apply its lessons
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Lawton Public Library
Woodrow School of Speech
Bridges
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Oklahoma
Arts Emphasis Highlighted at Oklahoma Music Clubs Meet
State education music expert Charles Mohr urged more fine arts education while addressing the 56th Okla homa Federation of Music Clubs convention in Lawton. Oklahoma City Mayor Don Whitaker welcomed attendees as student artists from Cameron University and several Oklahoma schools performed piano violin voice and trombone with awards given to Susan Peterson Kay Paschal and Carroll Freeman.
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Sandpiper Inn
C. W. Howell
Southwest
W. Rogers Abbott
Charles Mohr
State Department of Education
Mohr
McMahon Foundation
Cameron University
Uni
Susan Peterson
Neil Keaton Cook
Patrick Hays
Inspiration Point
Kay Paschal
Carroll Freeman
World In 74 On Sale In 1st Annual Edition
The Lawton Constitution Press announces World In 74 the first annual yearbook with hundreds of photos and thousands of words detailing major and minor events of 1973 including Nixon's resignation Ford's elevation to president and Rockefeller's appointment as vice president. Copies at Lawton Publishing Co for 5.95.
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Shaughnessy to Headline Cameron Concert Tonight
Drummer Ed Shaughnessy of the Tonight Show orchestra will be featured with the Cameron Band and Jazz Ensemble this evening. Curtain is 8:15 p.m. He conducted a clinic for Lawton bandsmen this afternoon and has played with Count Basie Duke Ellington Don Ellis Oliver Nelson and major symphonies.
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Shaughnessy
Cameron
Ed Shaughnessy
Doc Severinsen
Johnny Carson
Lawton
Count Basie
Duke Ellington
Don Ellis
Oliver Nelson
Center To Hold Indian Dinner Tonight
The Southern Plains Inter tribal Center at 120 East Rogers Lane will sponsor an Indian dinner and after-dinner story session for Indian senior citizens at 5:30 p.m. Thursday. A dinner and social will be held first and third Thursday each month. All area Indians invited. contact 353 4604 for details.
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Southern Plains
East Rogers Lane
Pat Murrow
Murrow
Kiowa Council Plans Meeting Over KCA Judgment Funds
Kiowa Tribe holds a special general council at 1 p.m. Thursday at Carnegie Junior High School to discuss programming plans for the KCA judgment funds of PLS3-134.
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Carnegie Junior High School
KCA
Easter Sunrise Service Held in Meramec Caverns
In Stanton Missouri the annual Easter sunrise service takes place at Meramec Caverns, a site once used by Jesse James and his gang as a hideout in the 1870s, and it has never been postponed or canceled due to weather.
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Stanton, Mo
Meramec Caverns
Jesse James
Fund Campaign Tally Outlined for Lawton YMCA Swim Team
Close to 4000 dollars was raised for the Lawton YMCA swim team during the annual Swimming For Funds drive at the YMCA pool. Swimmers and parents gathered pledges from Lawton Fort Sill residents on a per lap basis to support a coach, equipment, and pool rent. More than 60 participants joined the event including seven Handicapped Center children, a relay from the Lawton Association of Independent Insurance Agents, and YMCA members.
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Lawton-Fort Sill
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Taft Allegations Denied by State Welfare Chief
Oklahoma City AP State Welfare Director L E Rader says investigations by the state agency and his staff found no evidence of homosexuality at the Taft State Children's Home. An official report by Jim Cook supported the findings after interviews with 11 people and a polygraph tied to alleged activity.
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L. E. Rader
Taft State
Rader
Jim Cook
Porter
Commissioner Cook
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