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Ofher features: DYES! I want to enjoy each dsy with the Oklohoma TODAY 1984 appointment calendar. Cost large squares is only 85.95, plus SI each, postagelhandling. major holidays N,,, and state holidays Address expensive, City, State, Zip heavy paper. PL~US~~ ,,IN~/x;~vIWIL~IJUI~.~, u.s /irtl,lj.. Name Address City State Zip Name Address City State Zip For fastest service, credit-card orders can be made R a.m. - 5 p.m. weekdays by calling toll-free, I-800-652-6552.in Oklahoma and surrounding states. Paymeat amount: L Elcheck payable to Oklahoma TODAY, endosed UVISA DMasterCd, Interbank# Cwd# Exp. date Authorized cnnlsignature: Donor address: Mail to Oklahoma TODAP; P.O. Box 53384, Oklahoma City, OK 73152.
years there. That should give some of today's collegiate basketball stars a record to shoot for. Meanwhile, the "World's Greatest Dribbler," a title Haynes earned during his years with the Harlem Globetrotters, will be dribbling his basketball all over Oklahoma during January. And while he's doing some pretty fancy stuff with his basketball, he will be raising funds to buy shoes or uniforms or a scoreboard for the high school athletic programs sponsoring the exhibition games. "I feel good in being a part of helping to raise funds," says Haynes, who was born in Sand Springs, some 60 or so years ago. "And another thing that makes me feel good, too, is that all of 'em want us back next year." Haynes will be shooting and dribbling in Guymon, January 12; Fort Sill, January 13; Miami, January 14; Holdenville, January 16, and Owasso, January 17. Cowboys and cowgirls will be doing some fancy ropin' and ridin' as they compete for prize money in excess of "The 'vvor~a s Greatest urlmler pauses to talkto granaaaugnrer 1orr.aaugnrt.r or drew Pearson. $800,000 during the 25th National Finals fter scoring in excess of 120,000 world, and Haynes plans to continue a Rodeo at Oklahoma City's hiIyriad 1%- "Apoints in more than 6,000 bas- while. cember 3-11. The first two days will ketball games in over 30 years, Marques "I've taken it most of the time one feature bullfighting and Miss Rodeo Haynes is giving some indications that year at a time or two or three years at a America contestants along with teen-age he might be interested in beginning to time, but I have my sights set to contin- competition in bareback riding, barrel retire." ue through '90 or '91 maybe. Mainly racing and team roping. Tickets are still That's how a story in the Winter 1970 because I think I am the only player still available for the Beauty and the Beast issue of ORLahoma 'IDDAY began, but playing that's played in six decades. I events, but if you'd like to attend the were we ever premature. would like to go into the seventh de- NFR, you'll need to order your tickets in Thirteen years later, Marques Haynes cade," he says. January for the 1984 rodeo. and his Tulsa-based Harlem Wizards are His career really began at Langston We have had terrific response to manstill on the road and still scoring points in University, where his team lost only aging editor Kate Jones' request that exhibition basketball games all over the three games and won 112 during his four photographers submit black and white ST.4TEkIENT OF OWNERSHIP. .LlAN.4GE%,lENT .4ND CIRCULATlON (re- single issirc nearest filing date. ((:)Total paid circulation: 24.3.17 average nnumbcr copies quired by 39 I'.S.(:. 3685 filed September 29. 1983) for OKLAHOMA TODAY of each issue during the preceding 12 months, 23,658 single issue nearest filing date. hlAGAZINE publication number 407140. published quarterly. 4 issues annually by the (D) Free distribution by mail. carrier or other means samples, complimenta~, and other State of Oklahoma. Tourism and Recreation Department at P.O. Box 533%. Oklahoma c. .~t\.. Oklahoma Cmunty, Oklahoma 73152. Editor: Sue Carter. Oklahoma Tourism and free copies: 570 average number copies of each issue during preceding 12 months. 561 single issue nearest filing date. (E)Total distribution: 24,907 avenge number copics c~f Recreation Department, P.O. Box 53384. Oklahomil City. Oklahoma 73152. Managing each issue during preceding 12 months, 24.219 single issue nearest filing date. (F) Editor: Kate Jones. Okkdhoma 'lburism and Recreation Department, P.O. Box 53384, Cmpies not distributed: (I) Office use, left over, unaccounted, spoiled after printing: Oklahoma City. Oklahoma 73152. 2.763 average number of copies of each issue during preceding 12 months. 3,345 single Owner: State of Oklahoma. OliLAHOhlA TODAY. Oklahoma Tourism and Recrea- issue nearest filing date; (2) Returns from news agents: 580 average number a)pics of tion Department. P.O. Box 53384. Oklahoma City. Oklahoma 73152. Known bond- each issue during preceding 12 months. 436 single issue nearest tiling dare. ((;) *l'otal: holder. mortgages, and other security holders or holding 1 percent or more of total 28.250 average number of copies of each issue during prrceding 12 month>. L8.OOU amount of bonds, mortgages or other securities: none. single issue nearest filing date. Extent and Nature of
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