13 Apr 1967
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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1967
Page
1
Casey Glasgow recounts a summer tale of a bird rebuilding a nest by the porch eaves after the family moved into a new home. The bird returns each spring, raises multiple families, and a papa bird guards the nest, as the homeowners observe the birds’ seasonal cycle and migrations.
Superintendent Marvin W. Stokes announces four summer courses at Byng High School including algebra I zoology drivers education and health education. Full units available in algebra and zoology with half units for the others. No cost in algebra and zoology, other books and dissecting animal pay. Driver education carries a fee and is open to adults and high school students. Contact Karl Tilley for attendance from other schools.
The Latta 4-H Club for fourth and fifth graders held a regular meeting on Thursday. Members baked chocolate chip cookies and brownies for a contest judged by Miss Jane Norton on taste, use and shape.
Herschel Roberts, 18, a Byng High School server, won first place in the Pride in Oklahoma essay contest and a $1,000 bond at the seventh annual Oklahoma Community Achievement banquet in Oklahoma City. Gov. Dewey Bartlett presented prizes as Roberts and 50 other entrants from five cities earned awards for essays praising Oklahoma.
Vanoss Homemakers met in April with fifteen members present in the school lunchroom. Mrs. Joe Walker presided and Mrs. A H Neel led devotion and read a poem. guests and reports from the County Dress Review and State Connest Meeting were shared.
Frisco community notes a family fishing trip with five year old twins Dohnna and Johnna. The girls caught perch while the adults helped. After a head on bass dispute the children agreed to freeze the large bass with heads on. Johnny Daniel also caught a black bass and its kept in the freezer. The Frisco Correspondent is hinted to be in trouble for not mentioning the twins. The piece ends with a call for honorable mention for the twins.
Lieutenant Theodore R. Scribner of Maysville rose to captain on March 3. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Scribner, he wed Auth olen Johnson in 1957 while Stonewall High School students. A 1959 Stonewall graduate and 1964 OSU chemical engineering alum, he and his wife live at Fort Shafter, Hawaii, with five children.
A kitchen lore piece surveys European cheeses and American production, noting Roquefort Brie Limburger Edam Parmesan and Dutch and Swiss counterparts with a lively tone. It adds simple old fashioned cheese dishes and bake recipes for quiche like tarts and a lemon rind dessert, offering practical steps and flavor hints.
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