August 11, 1971

Slants

Seminole high school cheerleaders having plenty of season football tickets for sale… Pleasant Grove Superintendent Paul Lyon looking for an elementary reading teacher to fill an opening in his 1971-72 teaching staff… Nancy Sullivan looking forward to the opening of school on August 18 at Seminole high… Mel Green and Harold McGehee of Seminole making a large catch of catfish from Wewoka creek this past weekend… They brought in four with a total weight of over 100 pounds, they reported…

The fifth birthday of Loree Hill was celebrated Saturday by a party given by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hill, 824 College. The Hill home was the party setting.

A Fred Flinstone cake was the focal point of attention for the honoree and her little guests. Napkins, cups and plates continued the Flinstone theme. Ice cream and chilled drinks were served with the cake.

Balloons and favors were presented each of the children. Loree opened an array of gifts and all guests joined to sing the birthday song.

Little guests attending were Mark Hooten, Connie Robbins, Teresa Adams, Donna Wills, Laurie Patterson, Carrie Gunter, Tina and Donnie Collier, Angela Cottrell and Jerry Atkinson.

Men’s Bible class of First Methodist church will entertain members of the Firstship class at the annual ice cream social. The event is scheduled at 6:30 p.m. Friday in Fellowship hall of the church, Mrs. E. F. Nelson advised.

Tony Doudican, local Seminole golf pro, announced today that the Certified Laboratories Company will host an Invitational Golf Tournament on the Seminole links Thursday.

The 18-hole affair will be an annual event with this year’s being first.

Some 25 players from across the state have been invited to play in the tournament. One special guest of the tournament will be Dr. Leslie Fisher, state superintendent of public schools.

In charge of the tournament is Les Nordean, Konawa, who is a representative of Certified Laboratories. Tee-off will be at 12:00 on the Seminole links Thursday.

“The course will be closed for the tournament,” Doudican said. “This tournament is to be an annual event and next year’s may grow to be as large as 50 or 60 contestants.”

The one-day affair will be medal play under the Calloway handicap system.