June 29, 1971

Slants

Margie Tull talking about her new granddaughter, born June 20 at Baptist Memorial Hospital in Oklahoma City to the Monte Tulls…The youngster has been named Stacey Anne and is the second child of Monte Tulls…Rudolph Black reporting that approximately a quarter of an inch of rain fell in the Little area Monday afternoon…Robert Benson writes that he is enjoying his service in the Marine Corps…Carolyn Jones and Benson Birdwell being the latest contributors of Betty Crocker coupons to the kidney machine collection…All Cub Scouts in the city were reminded of the Cub-Dad Cookout set for Sportsman’s Lake at 7 p.m. Wednesday…

Seminole’s high school cheerleaders for the 1971- 72 school year attended the Thunderhawk Cheerleading Camp at Oklahoma University, Norman, last week and proved to be the best squad of 100 present.

The SHS girls, under the direction of head cheerleader, Ann Parks, placed first in all competition events and won the camp’s highly sought-after Coca Cola Championship Award and Thunderhawk Camp Spirit Stick.

Other members of the squad are Debbie Downing, Kim Massay, Vickie Neel, Pam Craig, and Mona Cross.

Scattered thundershowers are possible in parts of Oklahoma through Saturday and cooler temperatures are expected by Thursday, the weather bureau said today.

Burglars made away with a large quantity of watches, stereo tapes, rings, costume jewelry, pistols, and other items Monday night from L & L Jewelry and Music Co., 132 North Main. The break-in was discovered this morning when the firm opened for business.

Undefeated Chandler, which now has an 8-0 wonlost record, clinched the championship of the Shawnee YMCA Summer Basketball League by throttling Seminole Chieftains 69-52 Monday night at Shawnee high school fieldhouse.