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HOSPITAL ITEMS PS INDIAN HOSPITAL Admitted Sidney Grissin, 1113 Oklahoma, medical. Jennie Lene Harjo, Eowlegs, medical. Edmond Chalepah. Anadarko. medical.

Lawrence Wilhelm, Cache, medical. Dismissed: Flora Belle Wolte, Anadarko, medical, Bessie Satepauhoodlc, Carnegie, medical, Kenneth Salepauhoodlc, Carnegie, medical. Mollic Twohalchel, Carnegie, medical. Helen Spottedhorse, Mt. View, sui'seiy.

Bennie Taylor, Ardmore, medical. DeAnna Starr, Apache, medical, Jesse Toppah, Anadarko, medical. SOUTHTVESTETtN Birth: Son. Mr. and Mrs.

IVinford Wauqua, Walters, born 6:10 p.m. March 30, weight 6 pounds 2 ounces. Admitted: Stephanie Martinez, 2, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Paul Martinez, Walters, surgery. Judith Ann Walker, 7.

ter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Walker, Walters, medical. Alvin W. Overstreet, 7, son of Zane Overstreet, 4222 Elmhurst, medical.

Mrs. Gladys Wolvcrton, Wolverton Hotel, medical. Robert Edmonson, Medicine Park, surqery. Max Allen Smhh, Chattanooga, surgery. K.

L. Pointer, medical. Mrs. Roy Wiersema, Elgin, medical. Mrs.

Melissa Armstrong, Walters, medical. Mrs. Nell Dilks, Temple, medical. Dismissed: John Glandon Allen. 3.

son of Mr. and Mrs. Bob MacFadzean, Cache, surgery. Mrs. Myron Hemmin.qson, Fletcher, and son born March 25.

William A. Boring, 906 H. medical. Frank Hunter, 209 H. medical.

Cecil Carter, 1111 Oak, medical. Mrs, Maude Hawkins, Wallers, medical. Mrs. Emma Cook, Apache, medical. J.

D. Lust. No. 10 medical. Wesley B.

Wells, Walters, medical. THE LAWTON CONSTITUTION, Wednesday, March 31,1965 Church Begins 3-Day Revival 15 Little- at the NEW VOLUNTEERS HONORED. Two new Red Cross volunteers received their caps and pins Tuesday during a luncheon honoring Memorial Hospital volunteers. Pictured, following the capping and pinning ceremony, are, from left, Mrs. Arthur J.

Kruger, chief of nursing services at Memorial Hos- pital; Mrs. Evelyn Wenzel and Mrs. Nancy Teague, the new volunteers; Mrs. Alfred Ashton, unit chairman of Red Cross volunteers at Memorial, and Mike Darnell, chairman of the Comanche County Red Cross chapter. (Staff Photo) 544 Entries Judged In Annual County 4-H Dress Competition MEMORIAL Births: Daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. Gcorso D. Dotson Gcroni- mo, born 8:33 p.m. March 30, weight 7 pounds ounces. Daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. Joe) Cox, 307 S. 20th, born p.m. TMe boys modeled their March 30, weight 6 pounds 1 "store-bought" clothes at the ounce county fairbuUdmg. Son' Mr.

and Mrs. Inman The type clothes girls were Goodav. Elgin, born 10:01 p.m. eligible to raodeJ depended on number of years they a Some 544 entries were judged Tuesday in the annual Comanche County 4-H Dress Revue and appropriate con lest. The event, held at the Fort Sill Indian School and county included 2S5 entries in the boys division and 259 in the sirls em.

Sherry Robertson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Roberljon, Indiahoma, was named champion of the girls division, and Jimmy Dossey, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Clifford Dossey. Rower Mound, a champion of the boys division. Reserve champions were 01- eta Sehriek. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Robert A. Schrick, Cache, and Ray L. Austin, son of MX. and Mrs. C.

E. Marlens, Chattanooga. Winners in the boys junior division were Ricky Carothers, Indiahoma, champion, and Glen Harvey, son of Mr. and Mrs, Fcrrell Harvey. Chattanooga, reserve.

Girls modeled their homemade dresser and ensembles at the Fon Sill Indian School. Sterling; Patw Sloll, Juana Sellers, JudyiCino, Von Oa'e Class, Slerllna, fifth i I Emnwrn. Joy Z'tlrrkob. Indiahoma. I year.

RED Jconne Summers. Dcra Set- bold. Jeonle Busscv. Sterling; Marsha Murphy, Geronlmo; Kcthie Peniilev; Rob- SENIOR BOYS Jlmmv Doisev, Flower Mound, chcnv In Beauchomp, Corctlc pbn; Rav Austin, Chattanooga, rcservo. Bobbv Clork, Ccctit; Rcnald Jones, Boobv Ranldn, Sterling.

SPORTS WEAR FOR SCHOOL I Gory Paul Cochrorw. Elsln, flrji; Wclrer PonlemanrL Elgin, second. BLUE Eddie Hum, Bruce Clover. Artlr Teclcrs, Gcrv Elpfn; Sfrvt Sulllvon, Curtis Jirtlrevj Strrllno; Morris Bvrc', Kenny Honrv By- 'crionan. Cache; Morvln Wvan, Monte i Rev WyaM, Jerrv Tahlecuah, Lorry Muv orovc.

Fcxon; Vernon Fischer, A i Fischer, Indlahomn; Charln Woolrldge, Jlmmv Harleu, FlerciKr; Donnle Sain, MacK Martin, Chottonoooa; Jim San- Mrticlne Pork; Dennis Hlckerson, 1 Wlchocl Heathco. RED Dlckv Herrln, Jomei Kino, Boboy Hefldlest, Grolg Duccs, Johnny Fletcher; Dcvld Thurmond. Rcndv hClm Hunter, i CASUAL SCHOOL A rlc Indlotiomoi Kalhlern Robbs; Scree Ho; Lorrv Caoclto, Ccronlmn, llrjl; Paul cillilonc, Tornmv Wvott Eloln- Morlln enbcck. Jo Ann Woolrlaoc: FawMo TlgwtlL Gaelic Second iMorlow, tochr; Steve Folr, Gergnlmo; Sontfcrj, Flotcner; Voftda Green, Mory BLUE Kfnneln Kuntr, MlchtriiR Burrjll, SferlCw Clauae KJftO Hawtnorne, Rhonda Elllno. Cache; Orb- Slerllno; Rondc Strecker, Lorrv! Qob'prailer Pork- r'wrj ra Morsholl; Connie BiKd.

Gall Green, Tex Brady, Cralo Bounn, wlkeiotis. Lowlon Beverlv Bollou, Eloln; Vurlanda Blonc 1 Hflrvev, Hill, Chanonoooa; Torin. Fli WHITE BUhop; Shi Glennda Carrol, Vonda Ensey, Ann Veasv. i Sandoi, ESward Hllllorv, Medicine Pork; Mavlield Inmon rlev Slrcna, Diane Michael Ray Elklns, Geronlmo; Raymond RhooCs, Kevin L' Lauro J. Bovd, Joncl Rhodes, Sterllno; Sheila Coc, Rcnee Welch, Delorel Hoilcndcr, Edllh Edwards, Cot.ne; Romono Wohrockoh, Stonv Point; Therese Russtll, SBerry McNeil.

Geronimo; Connie Brown, Terrl Taylor, Goodav Steve gin; Gary St. John's Baptist Church, 15th and Roosevelt, will be the scene for a three-day revival beginning today. Rev. V. Otis, pastor of St.

John's Baptist Church, field, will speak evening services through Friday. The Usher Board of the church will sponsor the revival, under the direction of Mrs. Frances White and Mrs. L. Lee, Rev.

Willie Morgan. Dallas, will speak at the Sunday morning service, and a special song service will begin that day at 3 p.m. New Way To Be Suddenly Slim For Easter Los you a woman whose figure is on the good side but might look perfect? You'll be thrilled by the new easy way science has discovered for you io become Suddenly Slim and yet completely comfortable. If you're more than 15 pounds overweight or your waistline is larger than 32 "inches, then this idea is not for you. If your weight problem falls within this range, then you can realize a new, smoother figure today, without diet or exercise.

Slim is an all-new kind of 4-oz. girdle constructed of science fibers. One startling innovation is the sheer nylon front panel. This is permanently stiffened by a science process and cannot give or sag. It's surrounded by a slimming action border.

A featherslitched pane! down each side fo this girdle hips if they 13th Gore EL 3-5700 Sears Shopping Center Kino, Cache; Jimmy Jcrtnny DosifV, Flower Mound. RED Mike Brcv, Oils Vann. Stonv Point; David Williamson. Chcrtonoooa; Van Halle, Jackie Hllllary, Mrtlclne Point: Cacfie; Rusj SPORTS Edwards, Monla Schcrler, Fawn. OUTFIT MINUS Tie Corkev Olottonooco, first; Mlt- cntll PhllllDi, itcond.

Medicine Park. COTTON DRESS (3rt Year) TOP TWO Mary Moroorel Chattanooga; Barbara Fehrlng. Lawlon. I BLUE Peoov Monclno. Sherry 5choe- Donna Brantlcv.

Kathrvn Noncv Hill. Connie Buller, JOY.J Sterllno; Donno Jonlo Looue, Becky Caha, Kothv HoveM, Jennifer Pam Bennett, Vickie Drummond, Klnc, Cached Virginia Reed, Faxon; Ce-, Solomon, Carolvn WcAIlMer. Ger. onlmo; Brcneo. McDoncld.

Stonv Polnl; Klndro Smith, Eloln; Kathv una. Plstcn- Pqrk; Morgan Dllllno, Futcntr; Walt.r BLUE--Mor'rti Bvrd, McrKw D. Mar- will contour youv are a problem. The Rirdle itseK is of a "wonder" Lycra net consisting ol nylon, acetate and spandex, It so comfortable, but has such strength, it gives your Icure everything that's possible with a foundation. "Suddenly Slim." in both girdle ajid panty versions, is the achievement of the California designer-genius, Olga.

They are available at Lucille's, 415 Avenue. Lawton. (adv.) Pete Waits. Faxon; DannvJ low, Cocnt. Ellmo, Caaie; Darnel SwnCc, Sfeohcn' v)or, Ccchcj Golen G0s- I Movers, Owiranoooo; Tuck Plrrman, WHITE Donnle Hanklns.

Rclctor; Slcvp Fcir, Gcronimo; Gflrv Rhoads, Tlmmv Cun- nlnahcm, Stonv Pomi; Tammy Horri- jan, Medicine Pork, SPORTS WEAR FOR SCHOOL lint; RuHtll Stonv Pomi, WHITE--Monte BlonTon, Cache; Dlcto Herrii, Horold Torin, Todd Herrln, Gclo DOOJS, Dovld priiliios. Flelctver; Gorv Slerllno; Frederick Sraulftr, El- Bin. TIE jMorv Ann Friday; laroe. Beyerly u.r, am Lo roX VIC Hart, CT.ucK SPORTS OUTFIT WITH Glcn Honw (l Iw Ccbclko, Gcronlmo. rl I Tovlor, Morris ByrD, Ph lB John Pork; Edward Broly, Slerllns.

Holsey. Jackie Erlkson. Indtohoma; Vfll- RED Patsv BostlcSt, Chatianoooa; SPORTS OUTFIT MINUS TIE Dlanne Llrwo Willis, Blshoe; ChvcK Storm, Gtronlmo. tint; Oil Clendo Foye price. Flclchcr; Anllo Gcronlmo, second, er 4.H ol iarot; vicklr Jacfcson, Charl-l BLUE RoSert PlrK.

Blihoc. ilc Alexander. Dcno Wlllcox. Dlonna RED Jim HowcM, Medicine Port exandor. Ramono Slmmonl, Lorone Brv-l SPORTS OUTFIT WITH TIE an.

Cache; Louise Bryan; Phyllis Wortt.l Kay L. Auslln, Ctumaraaaa, llrsi; Ed- Faxon; Warle Buller; Imooene.dic McDonald, Stony Second. Rhodes, vlcfcl Webo, Vlrolnla Steelc.j BLUE Mike Horyey, Cholionoooo; Korln Jones. Sterling; Nancy Masvy; Rickey Schumann, Fletcher. Sheila Musieft, Gcrorlmo; Bcrntce Che- RED Moore, Cache.

bahlah. indlahomo. COTTON DRESS (4m Year) CHURCH OR DRESS SUIT Jimmy Doisev, Flower Wound, lint; TOP TWO Sue McGce, Barbara Chovei, Faxon, Chanonooaa; Johnny Dossev, Flower Mound, second. BLUE Steve Champion, Gordon Bez- Jonet Johnsev. Larry Cobelko, GpronJrnp; Burl March 30, weight 5 pounds ounces.

Daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Jones. Rt. 1, born 9:10 a.m.

March 31, weight 8 pounds 9 ounces. Admitted: Oscar E. Miller, 918 S. Eighth, medical. James L.

While, Quanah, medical. May Miller, 1302 Taylor, medical. Bessie Paul, 310 Ferris, medical. Darren P. Carrion, 3 months, son of Mr.

and Mrs, William Carrion, 2010 Douglas, medical. Mrs. Raymond Lewis, 2623 surgery. Mrs. Dewey C.

Bone, 1113 medical, Helen A. Spottedhorsc, tain Vow, surgery. Kenneth C. Campbell, 2705 medical. J.

D. Master, Gould, sursery. John T. Wilburn, 4503 Beta, medical. Koxie G.

Cook. 907 Summit, medical, Dismissed: Mrs. Crandall Linsey. 1505 NW 4Bth. and daughter born March 28.

Dereal D. Sv'eelin. 13, son of Mrs. Lucille Sweetin. Gcroni- mo.

medical, Mrs. Richard Oslo, 3819 Bell, medical. Pauline S. Navarro, 4, daughter of Mrs. Alfreda Navarro, 1212 G.

medical. Mrs. Maude G. Morgan, 4642 Beta, medical. Allen D.

Langston, Mountain Park, medical. tone M. Isbell, 8, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Isbell, 2413 medical.

David Lee Giles, 8 months, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. Giles, 2726 medical. Henry L.

Streety, Walters, surgery, Joseph. O'Malley. 407 NW 38th, surgery. Mrs, Mary F. Mowdy, Rush Springs, surgery.

Ruby Jean Jackson, 1749 S. 13 fh, surgery. Mrs. Walter' R. Cooler, 5M Bell, surgery.

Mrs. W. R. Caviness, mo. surgery.

Evelyn Bates, 1132 Tennessee, gurgery. PRANKSTERS HIT SINGAPORE. Malaysia (AP) Already ''plagued' by Indonesian is now being troubled by another threct ipranksters. Police have received anonymous telephone calls saying bombi have been placed in schools. All participated in 4-H club work.

Boys could model casual wear, sports wear for school, sports outfits with or without Lies, and dress suits. Judges for the sirls division were Virginia Cole and Rosemary Culver, both of the Frederick Extension office, and Pat Coffey and Jean Ware of the Altus Extension office. Boy's judges were Fred Huffine and Kenneth Apple, boih of the Jefferson County Extension Service. Complete results by placement in 4-H dress revue are as follows: GIRLS Sherry Robertson, Indiahoma chamolon; Olela Schrlck, reserve. HEADSCARF AND HANDKERCHIEF TOP TWO Morv Ann Bouman, Cache, and Churyl Flower Mound.

BLUE Doncla Cllmore, Slonv Polnl; Sonla Dalrvmole, Dlano Clare Stevens, Janet Tosee, Gale Rurv, Sharoi Smllh, Chervi Selbold, Pamela Jo Bur llnoarne, iltrll.io; iheryl GIIMIond, Chery Beemcr, Suionne Sahmount, Marilyn Counts, Suaon whllehorsc, Becky Smith Dcbra Dclk, Linda Inoram, Shirley Vowell, Oorlene Bowden, Elgin; Vlckl Ma ion, LaNflll Potton, Rayna Burke, clno Pork; Shorrv Solomon, Patsy Roach, Marilyn Mallow, Geronlmo; Polrlclo Rlt- Beyorly Cathy Sluiycr, Cache; BLUE Marv west, Maggie Maxon. Shirley Lewis, Duoolns, Wanho Bobbv SlcMing; SUMS Parker, Suo Runkk. RHai Robert Boumoi Sloll. Connie Christian, Gqlla Korhn. ln-i filinoo.

dlahoma; Alice ficnKe, Rose Ann Fchn RED John Troll Ino, Lavrton; Jovcc Roiseou, Pueblo, Cache. Clndv Soever, JUNIOR RED Sharon Mallow, Oar la Brennan, Koren Murohv. Gcronimc; Mam Selbold, Sterling; Gawena Holden, Donna Howard, Pal Roy. Jeonnlc Rlllcr, Cache; Felice Soaer, Fletcher; Twvlo Hecutl, Wefllclne PurX; Lana Miller, Verolvn IvjScnerler, Rcy L. Austin, Chaltonoooa; Rlcki, Indiahomo; Larry Soles, Cache; Govlon Pine, Fletcher; Danny BOYS Rlcfcv Carolhers, Indiahoma.

chamolon; Glcn Horvev, Chghcnoopo, reserve. CASUAL SCHOOL WEAR Ricky Carolhers, Indiahoma. Brent Humble, Chattanoooc, second. Tsotloh, Elgin; Sharon Demons, Evclvn Evars, Lofton, Loc COTTON BLOUSE AND SKIRT J' TOP TWO Linda Manclno. Von Dole Glass, Sttrlino.

BLUE Otis Russell, Steve Mallow, James Brennan, WoorJv Boiflhman, Jerry Inole, Michael Sllokaft. Ceronlmo; Enwv, Kark Jake McKarrv, HaniCr Blshoo; Tommy Horlws, Charles Wool- BLUE Angela Mae Benke, Lcwlan: Vlckcv Pierce, June Hurley, Stcrllno; Jackie Crow, Linda McMurtcw TcrrtQ Crow, Linda Oldhom, MeltJo Glllord Marv Ann Wood, Sundv Barton, Gcr- onlmo; Lorene Kowcno, Karen Boxocr- aer, indlohoma; Koihlccn Rvaru Eldn RED Susas Perkaauonord, Bishao; rldoe, Fletcher; KtrwUi Hobbs, Let lou, Mansci, Eloln; Cecil Dcvls, Etlsa Honeycutt, Paula Stall, Dtnlie Jones, Ann Carolhors, Indlahomo; Rharv da Hlnsc, Patty Hoooer, Govlo Soulhern Fletcher; Mary PITtman, BIshoD; Kathv Humble. Eva Ann Martin, Janice Gav Fischer, Debbla Stuekey, Ctiattanoogo. RED Eva Larua Wahahrockah, Ri becca Wrloht, Point; Llnflo Pt- wawardv, Denlse LaGronc, Donna Sha- aoan, Pam Mitchell, Donlelli Taylor, Elgin; Connie Boylyn, Teresa Jen Morgan, Taylor, Cache; Pamela Jonts, Joy Bovd, Karen Pendlcv, Slerllng; Sue Renchen, Geronlrno; Donno Slnoleton, In- lohoma; Snerry Scherler, Faxon; Julio Malone, Fletcher; Donna Johnson; Becky alman, filshoo. APRON TOP TWO Debbie Youns, Fletcher; )ebrc CoodVi Elgin.

BLUE Laura Blackburn, Marlon Rhonda Hewes, Eloln; Tlno- eth Stlbold. Lowton; Karvl DosjtVi Flower Mound; Debby Dudork, Modl- ln Pork; Noncv Humble, Chatlanooga; Sandra Smith, Foxon; Paula Alexandtr, athy Seymour, Linda Willis, Janli Mclva Croln. Geronlmo; Belly Starts, Patricia Morse, Patricia Harris, Slerllrro; Cocur D'Alcne Poolsvbltly, Pelly Smllh, ndlahoma; Odessa Vonn, Stonv Point. COTTON DRESS Cim YEAR) TOP TWO Joon Slerllna; Pam Parker, indlohomo. BLUE Sonva Emmons, Pat Perkins, Shlrlcla Ryder, Vtrwvn Poatoy- blrtv, Indiahoma; Mary Crolo, Paulo ev, Geronlmo; Pam Slaughter, Laveta Hoopor, Fletcher; Lavern Butler, Sterling.

RED RMa Jones, Sterling; Rulh Rahah. Arlene Asenap, Indiahoma; Phyl- ll Grubbs, Fletcher. WOOL DRESS TOP TWO Louise Goodln, Geronlmoj Nancy Greb, Indiahoma. BLUE Jovcc Neugebauer, Indiahoma. RED--Sandra Ryder, Indlohomc; Kathryn Kunri, Sterllno; Mary Legako, Fletcher.

HtJT DRESS TOP TWO Oleta Schrlck, Cache; Linda Crow. Geronlmo. BLUE Loretta Manclno. Patsy Hill, Sterling; Lanetta Crow, Geronlmo; Don- Bcnke, Lawton; Ann Mnr. oola Carlcr, Indlchoma.

RED Jena Brolv, SJerllnoJ Linda Zltterkab. Indlahomg; Carol Scherler, Cnottonoooo, SUIT, COAT, PARTY DRESJ TOP TWO Sherry Robertson, Rlla Runkle, Indlohomo. BLUE Tonl Parker, Indiahoma; Car. ol Carter, Cache; Lyno WelU, Ctiaf. lanoogc.

RED Cvnthlo Elllno, Judy Fundcr- aura. Cache. CARRAS CLOTHINO AWARD Mary Ann Rauman. Cache; Chtrvl Scruggs, Flower Mound, flrjt year; Debbie Young, Flelchtr, Dtbra Coodv, Elgin, ncand year; Mary Mareartt Bain, Chat- anoooo, Barbara Fehrlng, Lawlon, -tnlrd year; McGM. Chatlonowa, Borboro Phillip Gloss, Mike McLemore, Kuhimon, Kim Sullivan, Slerllna; Ken- neiri Janes, Vic Sloll, Indlcnoma; Chris Smlln.

Stephen Carroll, Gclen GosseH, Donnle Boln, Bobbv 6cln, Corkv Gnecn, Glcn Harvev, Cnatianoooa; Kevin Roskom; JockJc Croblrcc, Greo Turner, Lewis Taylor, Bcrl Smllh, Frank Solos, Albcri Wermv, Blllv Taylor, Cache; Gall Turner, Flower Mound; Nathaniel Dunlop, Fcxon; Cook. RED Ronald Love, Vcr( Hodow. Kclih McForland, Bobbv Heddlcslcn, James lno, Fletcher: Eu0fne Weiion, Elgin; Calvin Jackson, Blllv Bcrrch, Charles Kellpy, Clav Sonmann, i Phillips, Kcnndh Cabelka, John Lewi3, Goronlmo; Johnny Erlkion, Johnny Park- cr, Darwin HannabaSi, I ndlahomo; Ronald Donald SchlachUjn, Bobby Hemmlno, Stony Polnf; Ronald Chavez, Dennis Chavez, Donnle Borten, Faxon," Stephen Rreole Dovld- son, Johnny Hocurt, Medicine Park; Jomcs Randy Filing, Cache; Ro- ocn Sawln, Chorloi Montooth, Jung, Sterling. WHITE Gory Grablv, Junfor Tuck, Bill at son, David Molone, Fletcher; Jay Snfder, Harry Tartscquah, Foxon; Ricky. Russell Vonn, Sior.y Point; Proulx, Charles Smart, Blahoo; Llndon Crow, Dennis Gilo; Svlvcrter Pru- lord Jones, Blsnoa; Mitchell Phlllloi, Foxon; Steven Shlltleft, Relcher.

RED--BIM Kfeler, Jock Coody, Arthur Howard, Cache; Rudolah Shocklelord, 5lshoa; Daryl Perrv, Work Cheolhom, Indiahomo; Terry Hctidleshm, Elaln; Gory Powen, Danny Powers, Medicine Pork. WHITE--Mike Wrlohl, StCJiy Point; Kent Murray. Fletcher. CHURCH OR DRESS SUIT Slcohcn Janes. Sierlhe, first; ChrUlc- Dher Veasv, fllshop.

second. BLUE--John Boyd, Kennerti Jones, Arnold Indlohomc; Bobby Dale Jackson Damon Lum, Gory Hawthorne, LOTTV Cache; Billy Click, Work Donny Whir-1 Icld, Billy Heathco, Jrtl Stolon, Eloln; Dovld Win), Mike Roll, Flercher; Terry McCcll, sierllnc; Roaer Fischer. OiolTo-j noooa: Gory Jackson. I RED--Leon Fischer, Johnny Parker, Indlohoma; Georse Motley, Blshoo; Timmy Hloglm, Slerllno; Glenn VJeston, Terry Lake, Eloln; Kevin Roskam, Cache; Dove Freeman. Fletcher.

WHITE--Ronnie Boyc, Brent Peters, Faxon; Welter Soocr, Orlond Steele, BIs- hoo; Mack Martin, Chatrenoogo; Gary Emmons, Indlohomc; EOnond Hoosler, Medicine Park; Roger Tavlor, Fletcher. Kenneth Bennstl. Larry Alexander, Ronnie King, BILL ON CALENDAR OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -The Senate has on its calendar a resolution to submit to a state' wide vote a proposal allowing liquor wholesalers to create a franchise system. IN THE us. WOULD YOU GO TO VISIT MT.

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