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Valens to perform at
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had a little lamb
Shows her bottle baby, Pistol Pete, to Pam Foutch's
Oak Park Gospel Singing
Jubilee will be held Saturday,
March 12, 7 p.m. Oak Park
is honored to present Frankie
Valens and wife Phyllis. Frankie
Valens was a popular singer in
the '60s and '70s, singing
songs such as The Lion Sleeps
Tonight, Pretty Woman, Sixteen
Candles, This Magic Moment, to
name a few. Phyllis is a concert
pianist. They travel the Nation
singing for the Lord. Don't miss
their music and testimonies. Oak
Park Retreat Center, 805 E.
Kirk, Perkins, 405-547-1140,
742-7040, Joyce Bastion. Free
admission, offering taken. Con-
cessions available.
Photo provided Frankie Valens
The following books have
been added to the Thomas-Wil-
hite Memorial Library since
March 1. Call today to reserve
your copy (405) 547-5185.
Adult Fiction: "Dark Eye,"
William Berndhardt; "For-
gotten Man." Robert Crais;
"Sight Hound." Pam Houston;
"Wizard and Glass." Stephen
King; "Conviction." Richard
North Patterson; "Honeymoon."
James Patterson; "Prince of
Fire." Daniel Silva;
Non-fiction: "Your Best Life
Now." Joel Osteen. Mystery:
"Death of a Bore," M.C. Beaton.
Science Fiction: "Outstretched
Shadow," Mercedes Lackey;
"To Light a Candle," Mercedes
Lackey.
Large Print: "Assassins." Tim
LaHaye; "The Indwelling," Tim
LaHaye.
Young Adult: "Girls in Pants,"
Ann Brashares.
Juvenile: "Rave Master #1-
3," Hiro Mashima.
The following books are on
the "yellow dot" Scholastic
Reading List for Perkins-
Tryon Elementary.
Easy: "Big Egg," Molly Coxe;
"Circus Fun," Margaret Hil-
lert; "Classroom Pet," Grace
Maccarone; "Color Dance,"
Ann Jonas; "Dance Annie,"
Dawn Friedman; "Dinosaurs
Dance," Larry Brimmer; "Fire,
Fire said Mrs. McGuire," Bill
Martin; "Giggle Belly," Page
Sakelaris; "Happy Birthday
Thomas," W. Awdry; "Just
a Little Different," Bonnie
Dobkin; "Larry and the
Cookie," Becky McDaniel;
"Lucky Song," Vera Williams;
"Mines the Best," Crosby
Bonsall; "Pal the Pony," R.A.
Herman; "Too Many Dogs,"
Loft Haskins; "White Rabbit's
Color Book," Alan Baker.
3ol Storytime
announced
Preschooler to
Memorial
on Tues-
).rn. Each week
theme
tories
and crafts.
call the
;47-5185.
Program
does your
March 29 - Family Pets
April 5 - Puddle Fun
April 12 - Easter Parade
April 19 -Adorable Baby
Animals
May 3 - Our Special Fami-
lies
May 10- Ocean Explora-
tion
May 17 - Lady Bugs
May 24 - Good Night
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Fishing' popular activity
for many Oklahomans
Nearly 42 percent of Oklaho-
mans have been fishing in the
past two years, according to a
recent survey by Oklahoma State
University.
The survey bolsters the fact that
fishing and wildlife conservation
are important to most Oklahomans.
In fact, last year when "Sports
Illustrated" magazine asked their
readers their favorite sport to play,
fishing came in number one ahead
of all others, including golf, base-
ball and swimming.
The surveys are supported by
an unrelated report on fishing sta-
tistics published by the American
Sportfishing Associati00. The
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Values of Our Traditional
Pastime," shows how fishing
remains a popular activity that
not only provides a relaxing pas-
.time but also creates a significant
economic impact.
Here in Oklahoma, fishing
statistics support the national
trend.
According to the report, more
than 44 million Americans fish
- 774,254 of which fished in
Oklahoma.
The report shows that an impres-
sive $484 million in retail sales
were generated by Oklahoma's
anglers, which rippled through
the economy to generate $992
report, "Sportfishing in erica: million in economic output for
The Oklahoma fishing indus-
try supports over 11,000 jobs and
those workers earned $245 mil-
lion in salaries and wages.
Fishing-related purchases in
Oklahoma generated $27.5 mil-
lion in state tax revenues and $25
million in federal income tax.
Fishing also greatly supports
our nation's conservation efforts
through the Sport Fish Restora-
tion Program. Special federal
taxes on fishing gear and motor-
boat fuels channel hundreds
of millions of anglers' dollars
toward state fish and wildlife
conservation and recreation
programs each year.
The American Sporffishing
Association's analysis is based
on data from the National Survey
of Fishing, Hunting and Wildlife-
Associated Recreation, con-
ducted every five years on behalf
of the International Association
of Fish and Wildlife Agencies.
The survey data is collected by
the Census Bureau and complied
by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife
Service. The full report is avail-
able online from the American
Sportfishing Association at
www.asafishing.org/content/
statistics/economic.
The 2004 Oklahoma Social
Indicator Survey of adults, age
18 and over, was conducted by
the Bureau for Social Research
(BSR) at Oklahoma State Uni-
versity. A total of 1,221 telephone
interviews of randomly selected
Oklahoma residents was com-
pleted in November 2004.
For more information about
fishing in Oklahoma, log on
wildlifedepartment.com
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