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O n b e h a l f o f t h e S t i l w e l l K i w a n i s C l u b i I^ w e l - come you to the 41st annual Strawberry Festival. We have a full day of events planned for^ your enjoyment and entertainment. So join^ in^ and letrs all have a good time. The Strawberry Festival^ is^ one of^ the^ largest events in the State of^ Oklahoma. We use this^ as one of the ways^ to^ raise^ funds^ to^ sponsor our youth projects. Our youth^ programts^ major^ emphasis is^ Our Quest: Their^ Best. This challenges every^ Kiwanian to work with the young people in^ the^ community to help them: Make^ their^ best^ ef forts,^ achieve their best, and give^ their best back to^ the^ com- -or munity.^ We^ develop projects^ to^ meet^ the^ social emotional needs of our children and youth. By helping young people understand themselvesr their abilities and their obligations' we as^ Kiwanians wilt help them achieve their full^ potential. I would like to thank my fellow^ Kiwanians' local strawberry growers,^ local^ businesses, Stil- well City Council' Chamber of^ Commerce',^ school system and all the other^ people^ who^ help 'to make the Strawberry Festival a success for^ all of us. Come and join^ in the activities and letrs all have a good^ time at the 1988 Strawberry Festival. Sincerely' H i r a m M c F a r l a n d President S t i l w e l l K i w a n i s C l u b

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Larry E. Adair^ Dewayne Littlejohn B i l l y J. B r u n k^ S a m L o v e Jamos F. Carson Nesbert (Neb) Miller Joe Lynn Carson Robert (Bob) Murray Lynn Carson Hiram^ McFarland Russell M. Cheatham Louis McGee Harold Wayne Collins Leonard Navarre Stanley Joe Crittenden Kent^ Pedrick Charles W. Crozier Bob D.^ RaY Robert L. erozier George Roberts Hershal C. Dotson Larry^ Roberts Michael Doublehead John (Jack) Smay Berry A. Ferguson L.^ T.^ SPraY Mike Green GuY Strickland J. L. HallforO^ Raymond ThomPson Harold Ray Hart Keith^ Underhill R. S. (Ray) Hitson David West A n d y I n m a n P h i l l i p D. W i l t f o n g Dean Jackson Cary C.^ Wyatt

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The 1988 Strawberry^ FestivaT^ Queen's^ At- tendants are; lliss^ Kin^ Groons (righc)^ first runnerupt and^ ,itfiss^ Nancy^ Guf^ fey^ (lett) second runnerup.

Miss Kim Grooms is the sixteen year^ old daughter of Tim and Jan Groom.s of^ Stilwell.^ She is a sophomore at Stilwell Hi'gh^ School'^ where she is a member of Reflections, FBLA,^ and FCS. She is atso president of the First^ Christian Church Youth Group. Miss Nancy Guffey .is^ the seventeen year^ old daughter of Jan^ Guf^ fey^ of^ Stilwell.^ She^ is^ a senior at Stilwell High School where she is presi- dent of (^) the senior class, president of the Spanish Club, member of the^ student^ council'^ and^ the Science Club.^ She attends^ the^ Lighthouse^ Church of God.

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ALL-SCHOOLREUNION

The eighth annual All School Reunion will^ be- gin at 5:30 p.m.'^ May 14, with registration^ at the door of the Doss Stilwell^ Cafeteria^ at^ th,? Stilwell High School. Alumni^ dues of^ $3.00 may be paid at the registration^ table. The program^ will^ include the^ presentation of the outstanding alumnus of^ Stilwell^ High^ School' two scholarship recipients from^ the^ 1988 graduat- ing class, and awards^ to^ the^ oldest^ alumnus present and the alumnus who traveled the greatest distance for. C l a s s r o o m s the reunion. w i l l b e a v a i l a b l e f o r^ i n d i v i d u a l class meetings,^ and^ refreshments^ will^ be^ served in the cafeteria.

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YOUNGROYALTY Susan Hill, daughter of Leon and Donna Hill is (^) the 1988 Strawberry Princess. The 1988 Straw- berry Prince^ is^ Patrick^ OrNeal, son of^ Larry^ and Joey OrNeal. They were chosen at a^ pageant^ on^ March^ 24r '1988. Thirty-five children, ages 41 5 and 6 com- peted for-the titles. First runners-up were Melissa Henson, daughter of Kenny and Lisa Henson;^ and^ James^ Carson W i l l i a m s o n ,s o n o f C a r o l y n W i l l i a m s o n. Second runners-up were Sarah Lundburg, daughter of^ Sharon^ and^ Jack^ Lundburg;^ and Preston Pruett,^ son of^ Danny and Becky Pruett. The annual event^ is^ sponsored by^ Soroptimist International of Adair^ County, a^ service organiza- tion of professional and business women. This page made possiblethlough the contributions of the following. dotrerts funeral flome J{ome of Ozark Burial Association P. O. B O X^ 4 7 2 P. O. B O X 1 7 6 sTrLwELL, OKLA. 74960 WESTVILLE, OXLA. 74965 PHOTJE 918-696-2136 PHONE 918-723- 1987 Queen of^ the^ FestivaT'^ ffjss^ Stephanie Cain, Sti7ve77t^ vore^ a^ briSht^ red^ dress^ and carried a^ bouguet^ of^ fTowers.^ Latetr^ after the paradet she was crowned^ on^ the^ bandstand as thousands^ Tooked^ on. STRAWBERRYFESTIVAL ATTRACTSTHOUSANDS Visitors from this area crowded into Stilwell for the 40th Annual^ Strawberry^ Festival.^ The ItRun (^) for the Berriesrr and the one-hour parade launched the day's activities. Strawberry^ Festival Queen, Stephanie^ Cain^ of^ Stilwell,^ was^ crowned to open the afternoon program. The dayts activities included a^ wide^ Variety of music. Kiwanis^ luncheon, strawberry^ auctionr and serving^ of^ free^ strawberry^ shortcake.^ The festival Rodeo brought the big day to a climax. This page made possible through the contributions of the following'

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Kirvanis Club's^ redt^ thlte^ and^ blue^ fToat featured Charlene^ Green^ Rovan,^ the^1986 Stravberry Festlval^ Queen,^ and^ Pappy^ Rav- Iins. Sai AntonLo, Tex.t^ $ov€rttot of^ the Texas-Oklahom Diatrict^ of^ Kl'vanis^ Interna- tionaT, and^ hls^ vife,^ Sa77yt^ Ray Fuertsch' WiTberton, lieutenant-governor of^ Kivanis' and his^ wifet^ Jeant^ and Andy^ Innant^ presi- dent of^ the^ sti7ve77^ Kivanis^ cTubt^ and^ his wife Dalana. Winners of the^ float^ competition^ were: Commercial: 1st Cherokee Nation^ Industriesr lnc. C i v i c : 2nd Bank of Commerce 3rd Stilwell^ Foods lst Oklahoma Panhandlers 2nd Boy Scouts 3rd Westville^ Lionesses Religious:- lst First^ Christian Church 2nd Assembly of^ God 3rd Guiding Light^ Church Band competition^ winners were: Class AAA:^ lst^ JaY High School Class AA: 1st Dale High School 2nd Salina High School 3rd Westville High School Junior High:^ lst^ Fort^ Gibson 2nd BoYd of^ Sand SPring 3rd Westville This pago made possible through the contributions of the following'

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Bank of Connerce (^) Placed aericaT fToat. cateSory ye71ow and red beautY. AssenbTy of God Church^ of^ Sti7ve77^ won second prize^ vith^ this^ fToat^ in^ the^ reTigion category of the^ Festival^ Parade. This page made possiblo through the contributions of the following. Hundreds ate Stravberry Shortcake foTTowing the auction Saturday afEernoon. There^ was plenty for everyone' even a few for the h o r s e s. This page made possibl€ through the 'contributions of the followang' OZARKS ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE "Consumer- Owned UtilitY" .23- second in the^ con-

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The strawberry season is relatively short, starting early in May and ending about June 1 - but it's long enough for everyoneto get his or her share. Crates of strawberries sell especiallyfast on Straw- berryFestivalDay,so thosewishingto buy are reminded to get their share as early in the day as possible. Growers will be in Stilwell on FestivalDay to sell berries near the band stand^ where much of the action takes place. Hundreds of^ people, including migrant workers, sfudents and housewives,jump in each year to harvest lhe strawberry crop. A goodpicker.canpick^ about 1OOquart boxesin a six hour day.A few yearsago,73 pickerspicked25Ocrates lrom 2/z acres for one of the best days on record any- where in the county. Local strawberry growers like the Cardinal variety best.Other popularvarietiesincludeSunriseand Early G o. The experienced pickers use a variety of positions. Some stoop,others squat,^ kneel or sit. Thosewho sit say they remainseatedand scootfrom one plantto the next. The crop is sold at Stilwell area marketsand to retail outlets in Tulsa, Muskogee,Fort^ Smith,^ Ark.' and other cities. Many peoplefrom miles^ arounddriveto Stilwelleach May to buy berries ro take home for themseJves,neigh- bors and relatives.

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Portablerestroomsfor men and women will be set up in the area of the bandstandon Strawberry^ FestivalDay in Stilwell.

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While everyone was enjoying the Strawberry Festival the Stilwell High School baseball team was (^) busy playing in (^) the state play (^) of f games. Stilwell reached the championship game with an opening round 2-0 win over Adar and an incredible 15-'l4 victory over Blanchard which saw the Indians rally from a 14-1 deficit. The Indians then defeated Sperry 8-O to win the Class 3,A State Championship. Many (^) of the team members began playing baseball in the summer baseball program sponsored b y t h e S t i l w e l l K i w a n i s C l u b.

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I Domtown^ Stilwell,Oklahoms,circa 1984,population2,369. n the ea.ly forties Stilwell, Oklahoma was a small town. A town populated by hard working, good people. The perfect place for a young company insistent on down-home goodness. Stilwell, Oklahoma is still small. Still good. And, after torty-two years, still home of Stilwell Foods. Company's grown. Prospered. Bul never lost our old-fashioned stand€rds of goodness. We still insisl on garden freshness in our vegetables and the finest quatity ot ingredients for our bakery products. Taety frozen vegetables. Mouth-wstering fiozen desserts, Tender and flaky pie crusts. Look for them in your grocer's lreezet. Stilrell Foods. Still insisting on the small town that makes good.

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Flaming Rainbow University is a Liberal Arts Foundation granting four year Baccalaureate oegrees. The J.E. and L.E. Mabee Foundation awarded FRU $300,000 in 1981 to purchase the original Stilwell H i g h S c h o o l B u i l d i n g. In January 1987 FRU completed a $900,000 capital campaign with (^) $395,000 from the J.E. and L.E. Mabee Foundation and with funds of 210.000 for the Pew Memorial Library. Renovation of Mabee Campus (the old High School Building) is now in progress. During the 41st Strawberry Festival, Actorr lron Eyes Cody will be visiting FRU to help kick off "The (^) Rainbow Connection Campaignrr. a project (^) to restore the Old Gym for Stilwell and FRU. Since 1902 this site has been in continuous use as a school. The main part^ of the curront structure was built to house the Stilwell High School in 1908, with additions in (^) 1914, 1921, t940 (a WpA project) and 1947. For a time during the 40ts, the building also housed the elementary school.

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