Activities of The Tulsa-Celle Sister City Partnership November 20-25, 2000

---- Monday November 20 - Greetings
13:45       Arrival of the German delegation at Tulsa International Airport
            UA7863 from Chicago. Delegation will be taken directly to
            Harwelden.


---- Monday November 20 - Reception at Harwelden,Program Host: Ms. Carol McGowen
15:00       Reception with light food and drink


---- Tuesday November 21 - Tulsa Tour, Program Host: Mr. Rodger Randle
9:00-12:00 Tour of the City of Tulsa by bus. Meet at Tulsa Country Club at 8:45
           View the following:
            Council Oak Tree
            Municipal, County, State and Federal facilities
            Oral Roberts University, Tulsa Community College
             The University of Tulsa, Oklahoma State University/Tulsa
             Oklahoma State University Osteopathic College
             University of Oklahoma/Tulsa
            Metro Diner
            Art Deco buildings
            Boston Avenue Methodist Church
            Tulsa Garden Center
            Art in public places
            Performing Arts Center - John Scott
            Philbrook Museum and Gardens


---- Tuesday November 21 - Lunch, Program Host Ms. Julie Wahlmeier
12:00-13:00 Lunch at Tulsa Country Club
13:00-14:30 Quiet time at Homestay hosts home


---- Tuesday November 21 - Signing Ceremony, Program Host: Tulsa Global Alliance
15:00-16:00 Guided tour of the Gilcrease Museum
16:00-16:50 Sister City Tree Planting Ceremony, International Grove
            Gilcrease Museum Gardens
17:00-17:45 Official Signing Ceremony, Gilcrease Museum Auditorium
18:00-20:00 Reception, Vista Room, Gilcrease Museum


---- Wednesday November 22 - Business Delegation, Host: Mr. Wolfgang Becker
08:00-09:30  Metropolitan Tulsa Chamber of Commerce, T.A. Sembe, Director
              - Int'l Business Development
              Breakfast Meeting, details by T.A. Sembe.
              Location: Doubletree Hotel, Warren Place, 61st Street / Yale Ave.
10:00-11:00  TV Guide Inc., Tony Lennox, Laurie Bates
              Corporate overview, history & capabilities, online TV Guide
              interactive programming channel, and facility tour
              Location: 7140 South Lewis Ave., Tulsa, OK  74136
11:30-13:30  Tulsa - Port of Catoosa, Robert W. Portiss, Port Director
              GEA Rainey Corporation, Christine O'Connor, President & CEO
              The Tulsa Port of Catoosa is a 2000 acre inland, international
              seaport that has a current compliment of 53 industries employing
              2700 people. GEA Rainey, a manufacturer of heat exchangers, is a
              wholly owned subsidiary of the German GEA AG / Metallgesellschaft.
              Lunch provided by the Port Authority at their local office.
              Location: 5350 Cimarron Road, Catoosa, OK  74015
14:00-16:30  Tulsa Community College, Randy Dominguez, Director Distance
              Learning.
              Distance learning demonstration, video conferencing presentation
              interactive TV (via Internet technology)
              Location: 6111 East Skelly Drive, Tulsa, OK 74135
             Worldcom Inc., Rick Gibbens, Vice President
              Photo op in Learning Center, live web instruction and demo w/TCC
              instructor Dave Juergen, WorldCom corporate presentation, video
              and facility tour.
              Location: 6929 North Lakewood, Tulsa, OK  74117
17:00-18:00  Drinks and snacks at Mrs. Ruth Marie Markley's home to wait for
              spouses, hosts, etc. returning from the Oklahoma City tour.
              Location: 6637 East 60th Place, Tulsa, OK  74145
Participants (as of 10/30/00):
      Wolfgang Becker, Louis Coleman, Jim Conrady, Ron Flanagan, Rick Gibbens
      Kermit Hoffmeyer, John Letcher, Ken Renberg, T.A. Sembe, Barbara Taron
      Janice Pierce, Chris VanMiegham


---- Wednesday November 22 - Oklahoma City, Program Host: Ms. Doris Gallagher
Wednesday, Nov. 22, 2000 Oklahoma City Trip
8:00      Departure from the Double Tree Warren Place Hotel Front Plaza
          at 61st and Yale
          Kraft Tour Bus:  Guide: Mr. Jenk Jones Jr., former publisher
           and editor of The Tulsa Tribune, who is extremely knowledgeable
           about Oklahoma history and politics
          Routing via Highway 66 part way
10:00      Arrival at Capitol Building in Oklahoma City
          Appointment with Governor. Tour of Governor's mansion.
          Tour of Capitol arranged through Priscilla Harris
          Visit to the Memorial
13:15      Lunch at Zio's (Bricktown)
           (Lunch includes soft drink/coffee/tea)
14:15      Walk around Bricktown
14:45      Departure for the Cowboy Hall of Fame
           Tour on own until 16:00
16:45      Departure for Tulsa, via Guthrie. Drive through town, if time allows
18:00      Arrival in Tulsa at the Hotel Double Tree at Warren Place


---- Wednesday November 22 - Dinner Wednesday:
               Quiet dinner with homestay hosts


---- Thursday November 23 - Thanksgiving:
9:00-21:00 A traditional Thanksgiving with turkey, cranberry sauce
           stuffing, pumpkin and pecan pies, served with generous
           helpings of football and relaxed conversations with family
           Tree lighting ceremonies ar Utica Square?


---- Friday November 24 - Woolaroc: Program Hosts: Ginny and Joe Rohr
 9:00-10:30 Travel to the Woolaroc Ranch, Museum, and Wildlife Preserve
10:30-12:30 Visit to the Woolaroc Museum
12:30-13:30 Tailgate picnic on the grounds of Woolaroc
13:30-14:30 Tour of the Woolaroc grounds and outbuildings
14:30-16:00 Return to Tulsa via Bartlesville - Price Tower, Nellie B.
            Johnstone Oil Rig


---- Friday November 24 -  Friday Dinner, Program Hosts: Don and Carol Wright
                           Rick and Debi Gibbens, the German American Society
18:00-      Farewell Dinner: catered dinner at GAST Center


---- Saturday November 25 - Powwow, Program Hosts: Kermit and Betsy Hoffmeier
The guest host is to provide transportation to Will Rogers Downs, 20900 South
4200 Road, Claremore, Oklahoma. (Approx 3 miles E. of Claremore on Highway 20)

13:00-14:00  Delegation arrives for lunch served in a private reception
              area where artists from the Indian Territory Arts & Humanities
              Council will exhibit their work.  The tables will be decorated
              with a Native American theme.  Native American flute music
              will be presented. (Wine & Beer will be available) *
14:00-16:30  Pow Wow  will  take place  in  the  Cowboy Club.  Dance
              Exhibition will include information on the dances and the dance
              regalia. Pow-Wow Princess will be crowned. (There is no alcohol
              is permitted at the Pow-Wow)
15:30-16:00  Optional Tour of Horse Racing Facility
16:30-17:30  Grand Entry at Pow-Wow followed by recognition and gifting
              of Celle delegation.
17:30-18:30  Dinner in the Turf Club  Restaurant. A special section of
              the Turf Club Restaurant will be reserved. Prime rib will be
              served.
18:30-20:30  Team  Roping competition in the  Will Rogers Downs Indoor
              Arena. A special seating section will be set aside for the
              delegation with a Will Rogers Downs representative providing
              information about the event.
20:30-       Delegation will return  to the Cowboy  Club for  an evening of
              country music,  two stepping  and Oklahoma hospitality.
              A cash bar will be available for this event.

*The Art Show will be open until 7 PM so that guests may come and go between
the Pow-Wow, Team roping competition and the Art Show. The hospitality area
will be in the Artists Room throughout this event and we can offer wine and
beer in this area.

---- Sunday November 26 - Departure from Tulsa UA7844 to Chicago at 11:45

revised: 11/20/2000 jhl