LETTER TO WILLIAM H. WEBSTER FROM HENRY ZARROW

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• Document Creation Date: December 27, 2016
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• Sequence Number: 10
• Publication Date: August 15, 1988
• Content Type: LETTER

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August 15, 1988
Dear Judge Webster,
Ex2duhIve R2gls#ry
L88-3264X
Senator David Boren will be inducted into the Oklahoma Hall of
Fame on November 12, 1988, and will be presented for induction by
Senator Sam Nunn of Georgia. Induction into the Hall of Fame is a
special honor which has been awarded to very few Oklahomans over the
years. The ceremonies are rebroadcast on statewide television. As
table hosts for Senator Boren, we have the privilege of inviting you to
attend the Hall of Fame Banquet and be seated in his section. We know
that it would mean a great deal to Senator Boren to be able to share
the evening with special friends like you. The banquet will be held in
the Myriad Convention Center in downtown Oklahoma City. Dress for
the occasion will be black-tie. Doors to the banquet hall will open at
6:30 p.m. and dinner will be served promptly.
All of those attending the banquet will be invited to attend the
after-party which takes place in the Great Hall of the Myriad
immediately following the banquet. There you will have the opportunity
to personally congratulate Senator Boren and the other honorees and to
meet Senator Nunn and the other persons presenting the inductees.
A brochure on the banquet, containing an order form for _
reservations, is enclosed for your convenience in ordering tickets. The
size of the section reserved for Senator Boren is limited and
reservations will be taken on a first-come, first-served basis. The
demand for reservations is great each year, and we strongly recommend
that you make your reservations as early as possible.
We know that you share our appreciation for Senator Boren's
public service and we sincerely hope you will be able to join us on this
meaningful occasion.
Sincerely,
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CANDICE EARLEY
1988 OKLAHOMA AMBASSADOR OF GOODWILL
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The Oklahoma Heritage Association
cordially invites you to attend the
Sixtieth Annual
Oklahoma Hall of Fame
Banquet and Induction Ceremony
Saturday, November 12, 1988
Six thirty in the evening
Myriad Convention Center
Downtown Oklahoma City
Reception honoring new inductees immediately following the Hall of-Fame Induction Ceremony in the Great Hall of the Myriad Convention Center.
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Black Tie
R.S.V.P.
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DAVID L. BOREN ED L. CALHOON, M.D.
(Seminole) (Beaver)
The senior United States Senator from
Oklahoma, Boren served as Governor from 1975
to 1979 and was the first chief executive of the
state to go directly from the governor's chair by
election to the U.S. Senate. A Rhodes Scholar,
he received his Masters Degree in government
from Oxford University with honors. In 1976 he
was named one of the ten Outstanding Young Men in America by the
U.S. Jaycees. A highly regarded leader in the U.S. Senate, he has
served on the Senate Finance Committee, Agriculture Committee,
Committee on Small Business and Select
Committee on Intelligence. In 1979, he was
listed by Time magazine as one of fifty
promising young leaders in America.
The Honorable Sam Nunn
United States Senator from Georgia
will give the citation.
KAY STARR
(Dougherty/Los Angeles, California)
One of the superstars in the history of
country and big band music, Miss Starr learned
to sing by listening to the radio. She eventually
sang with the Grand Ole Opry,'with Bob Willis
and The Texas Playboys and with a number of
big bands, including the Glenn Miller Orchestra.
She then launched her solo career, producing
numerous top ten recordings, including "Wheel of Fortune", "I'm the
Lonesomest Girl in Town", "Angry", "Bonapart's Retreat" and "Rock
and Roll Waltz". She has given numerous benefit performances and
continues to perform regularly to rave reviews
throughout the United States and overseas.
During the 1985 Hall of Fame Banquet she was
recognized as Oklahoma Ambassador of
Goodwill.
Jim Nabors
a highly popular and accomplished
entertainer from Honolulu, Hawaii
will give the citation.
1988 OKLAHOMA HALL OF FAME
WRITE NOW
... for your reservations
A nationally prominent physician,
Dr. Calhoon presently serves on the National
Cancer Advisory Board, and he has served on
the American Medical Association's Council on
Rural Health and Council on Legislation. He has
also served the state of Oklahoma and his
profession in a wide range of capacities, for
which he has received numerous recognitions. Among them has been
the A.H. Robbins Community Service Award, given yearly to the
outstanding Oklahoma medical practitioner and the Oklahoma
Physician of the Year Award in 1984, given by
the Oklahoma University Health Science Center.
Since 1960 Dr. Calhoon has been a member of
the International College of Surgeons.
James E. Davis, M.D.
President of the American Medical
Association from Durham,
North Carolina will give the citation.
PATRICIA WHEELER
(Tulsa)
A remarkable business person, civic leader
and athlete, Mrs. Wheeler is Chairman of the
Board of Certified Appliance Distributors, Inc. of
Irwindale, California, and Chairman of the
Board of Phoenix Resources, Inc. of Tulsa. A
successful marathon runner, she also has
climbed Mt. Kilamanjaro in Africa. A highly
respected civic volunteer, she has served in leadership positions for
a wide range of organizations in the areas of health care, and the
visual and performing arts. The institutions she has served or
continues to serve are Children's Medical Center,
The Oklahoma Foundation for Excellence,
Donna Nigh Foundation, Tulsa Philharmonic,
Tulsa-Ballet, Tulsa Performing Arts Center,
Gilcrease Museum and many others.
Robert W. Langholz
a distinguished attorney from Tulsa
will give the citation.
Please indicate the following:
^ Yes, I am planning on attending. Please mail me tickets at $60.00
per ticket. My check, made payable to the Oklahoma Hall of Fame, in the
amount of $ is enclosed.
Tickets uvtll be mailed at the end of O
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Oklahoma Heritage Association
201 Northwest 14 ^ No, I will not be able to attend. However, enclosed is a donation in the amount
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73103 of $ in honor of the following honoree
[phone]
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RICHARD D. HARRISON A.T. STAIR, JR., Ph.D.
An outstanding business and civic leader, Mr.
Harrison recently retired as CEO of the Fleming
Companies, retaining his title of Chairman of
the Board. Under his direction, the firm has
become one of the largest wholesale food
distribution companies in the United States, with
37 distribution facilities servicing 4,000 retail
stores in 34 states, generating over eight billion dollars in sales
annually. A director of the Quaker Oats Company, the Coleman
Company and the Food Marketing Institute, he has served as
President of the Supermarket Institute and
Chairman of the Independent Grocers Alliance,
the Chairman of the American Wholesale Grocers
Association. Due to his volunteer work,Harrison
is knowrn as the "ultimate civic leader."
Donald R. Keogh
. President and Chief Operating Officer
of The Coca-Cola Company from Atlanta,
Georgia will give the citation.
JOSEPH H. WILLIAMS
(Tulsa)
A prominent business and civic leader, Mr.
Williams is Chairman and Chief Executive
Officer of The Williams Companies. Under his
direction, The Williams Companies has become
a leader in gas and liquid pipeline systems and,
more recently has developed a national
network of fiber optic telecommunications.
Among his current business and civic activities is his service as a
director of American Express Company, American Petroleum Institute
and the National Audubon Society. Williams also is on the Board of
Governors of the Nature Conservancy and is a
member of thetum -il on Foreign Relations and
the National Petroleum Council, among others.
A. Bartlett Giamatti
... President of the National League of
Professional Baseball Clubs from New
York City will give the citation.
Also indicate seating preference: ti
^ Seat me/us in the section honoring
'David-L_ Borp,___ _
(indicate name of honoree)
^ No seating preference.
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An internationally recognized research
scientist, Dr. Stair received his doctorate in
physics from the University of Oklahoma.
Presently the head of A.T. Stair Associates, he
is a pioneer in two major technologies: Fourier
Transform Spectroscopy and Totally Cryogenic
Intrared Sensors for Laboratory, Rocket and
Space Use. Until recently he headed the Air Force Geophysics
Laboratory at Hanscom Air Force Base, Massachusetts. His research
is highly significant for the surveillance, acquisition and tracking
mission of the nation's Strategic Defense
Initiative for Ballistic Missle Defense. Among
his honors and recognitions are the Air Force
Scientific Achievement Award and the Air Force
Geophysics Lab Guenter Loeser Award.
Lt. General James Abrahamson
Director of the Strategic Defense Initiative
Organization from Washington, D.C.
will give the citation.
STANTON L. YOUNG
(Oklahoma City)
A highly active business and civic leader, Mr.
Young is President of Young Companies. He has
served in a wide range of volunteer civic,
community and public service positions.
Among them was service under four different
presidents on the National Business Advisory
Council for Economic Opportunity. He has also
been an exceptionally active volunteer in health care. His service has
been recognized with the Oklahoma Medical Society Outstanding
Layman Award in 1980 and the Dean's Award for Distinguished
Medical aid Community Service at the
URiversity.of Oklahoma in 1986. He has served
as a director of the Urban League and on the
National Corporations Committee of the United
Negro College Fund, among numerous national
and local responsibilities.
Jacqueline G. Wexler
... President of the National Conference of
Christians and Jews, Inc. from New York City
will give the citation.
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1988 OKLAHOMA HALL OF FAME HONOREES AND PERSON!
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
EMERITUS CHAIRMAN
OF THE BOARD
W A.STUBBS
Henryetta
CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD
J. W. McLEAN
Oklahoma City
PRESIDENT
HAROLD C. STUART
Tulsa
VICE PRESIDENTS
MRS. L. V. BAKER, JR
Elk City
ED CALHOON, M.D.
Beaver
EDWARD L GAYLORD
Oklahoma City
HENRY ZARROW
Tulsa
CORPORATE SECRETARY
MRS. J. A. MAURER
Duncan
TREASURER
VIRGINIA T. AUSTIN
Oklahoma City
DIRECTORS
JACK H. ABERNATHY
Oklahoma City
MRS. CLARK BASS
McAlester
J. W BATES, JR
Tulsa
MRS. FRANK L. DAVIES, JR.
Enid
MRS. DONALD L. BRAWNER
Tulsa
MRS. JOHN W. DeVORE
Oklahoma City
Wm C. DOUCE
Bartlesville
FREDERICK F DRUMMOND
Pawhuska
SALLY M.FERRELL
Chandler
MRS. CLIFFORD L FRATES
Oklahoma City
MRS. GILBERT C. GIBSON
Lawton
SKIP HEALEY
Davis
MRS. JAMES M. HEWGLEY. JR
Tulsa
JACK D. JONES
Tulsa
MRS. PATIENCE LATTING
Oklahoma City
JAMES C. LEAKE
Muskogee
WILLIAM D. LITTLE
Ada
ROBERT E. LORTON
Tulsa
GEN. E. L. "MIKE" MASSAD (Ret.)
Ardmore
CHARLES E. NELSON
Edmond
C. D.NORTHCUTT
Ponca City
EDGAR R. OPPENHEIM
Oklahoma City
MRS. ALICE BROWNE QUAN
Oklahoma City
F A SEWELL, III
Clinton
ROBIN SIEGFRIED
Tulsa
MRS HERBERT D. SMITH
Alva
LEE ALLAN SMITH
Oklahoma City
JOE STAMPER
Antlers
ROBERT E. THOMAS
Tulsa
TOM J. TRIPP, JR.
Tulsa
DAIL C. WEST
Miami
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