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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1961

Page

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Conservancy District Progress and Watershed Fund Update

Conservancy districts move ahead in the county with WIR contributions totaling 18 475 dollars excluding Ada banks. The fund funds loans to be repaid pro rata after project completion. Sandy Creek shows 34 sites. 14 built and vegetated with two more to start this fall. Initial construction began January 1939. Upper Clear Boggy reports nine sites built and two underway with seven new signed agreements and six vegetated. Leader Middle Clear Bog RV area plans 43 structures with 59 of 138 casements completed.

Conservancy Watershed Improvement Revolving Fund WIR Ada Sandy Creek Upper Clear

Rural Boys Train In Forestry Camp Honors Top Camper

Oklahoma youths attended a five day Oklahoma Youth Forestry Camp at Beaver's Bend Park near Broken Bow. Lee Clumber reported Johnny Warren of Stillwater as top camper with 1076 points, beating Jimmy Barnacd of Oklahoma City by 20. Warren, son of Alec Warren of OSU, may pursue forestry in college. Sixty high school boys from 18 counties took part as the Oklahoma Forest Industries Committee sponsored the camp and scores reflected grades conduct and staff opinion. The Farm Bureau seeks Oklahoma’s Farm Family of the Year with a Sept. 11 deadline.

Associated Press Oklahoma Lee’ Clumber Johnny Warren Stillwater Warren Jimmy Barnacd Oklahoma City Charles Morgan Mangum Clyder Alec Warren Oklahoma State University Beaver's Bend Park Broken Bow Oklahoma Forest Industries Committee

Adans Plan 18 Acre Tract South Of City Developments

Dirt is being hauled into an 18 acre tract south of town as Adans outlines three highway front projects along 600 feet. A lot and sales office for trailers will open the corridor, followed by a trailer park and then a large marine center with a 13 foot front. A 60 foot front grocery building is planned beyond the marine center, Whittle says.

Whittle Marine Center Jerry Ada Marine Whistles Quick Lucasment West Main

Steed Heads Committee on Poultry and Feed Hearings

Congressman Tom Steed will chair a special House Small Business Subcommittee hearing on poultry industry problems August 1 and 16. The panel includes James Roosevelt, Dale Alfords, Ralph Harvey, and William H. Avery as members. The hearings address unfair marketing and price practices affecting growers and small feed stores nationwide.

Tom Steed House Small Business Committee Wright Patman Texas Steed James Roosevelt Calif Dale Alford D-Ark Ralph Harvey Ind William H. Avery Kan

Galley-Wanting Around The County Lula’s Club News

Mr and Mrs Jimmy Walker Tolison Ariz visit her brothers David Walter Brooks and families and sister Mrs Georgia Woolley. Many local visitors gather for Sunday and weekend visits with Brooks Led ers Pr ioneer families and Ada connections. Dickie Clifford played baseball finals Stonewall team won trophy as John ston children cared for by Peggy Johnston while Mrs Johnston works. Camp meeting youth camp 120 enrolled at Free Will Baptist Center Association meets this week. Local families plan vacations, visits to Oklahoma City Disneyland Robbers Cave and other points with many relatives and neighbors.

Paul Johnston Rolf Stonewall Indaw Loyd Johnston Jes Pat Campbell Dickie Bebee Leo Scott Wilt Baptist Church Linda Jaquess Sherry Scott Center Association

Westview Sunday School Attendance at Mission

Westview Baptist Mission reported Sunday school attendance of 47 with all officers and teachers present. (Continued on Page Two)

Westview Baptist Mission

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