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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1975
Page
12
A quirky note from The Treehouse links Cher Cher Bono’s navel to an insurance theme. The postmaster in Paris is mentioned amid a broader chat about celebrity imagery and new social ties arising from Oklahoma football’s opening remarks.
Lawton Postmaster Kinley McClure announced a consumer service program to improve local mail service with a complaint card system. Beginning Oct 1 customers can file issues at the post office or via carriers, with reports sent to Washington for analysis.
A decade ago, Gene Rochelle and Milton Worley led a planning session to promote adult education in the Lawton Fort Sill region. Denise Noble was named president of the Keyboard Music Club Lawton Wolverines defeated Durant 41 to 14 on home turf with Jerry Dossey directing the defense. Seer Gaines Ollie Hatkins and Fred Washington enrolled at the College of Emporia in Kansas. Cameron Aggies, after victories over Conners Eastern and Cisco, prepared for a game with a strong Kansas City team. Lake Lawtonka rose two feet as rains swelled the watershed.
Capt. Frank Coletto, commander of Lone Star Battery at Fort Sill, receives honorary Texan status after writing to Gov Dolph Briscoe of Texas. The six 155mm howitzers unit draws two thirds Texas natives, boosting morale in the four state batteries alongside Oklahoma Arkansas and Ohio units. Coletto, born in Ridgefield Conn, joined the Army in 1966, wounded twice in Vietnam, and holds two Bronze Stars with Oak Leaf clusters while pursuing a Cameron University degree.
Dr. Charles Smith of Cameron University is named faculty coordinator for the Scholar-Leadership Enrichment Program at the University of Oklahoma. The eight seminars in 1975-76 will host about 25 students each, featuring Vance Packard and R Buckminster Fuller in the first seminar October 21 to 25.
Sgt. Bobby Nauni will be honored by his family with a powwow at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Apache Fairgrounds. All powwow clubs are invited to the dance.
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