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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1961

Page

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Couple Converts Dream Of Far Away Places Into Reality

Bernard and Allene Lane, both with advanced degrees, turned a ten year dream into a round the world tour. They sailed from Oct 29 to Honolulu Yokohama Kobe Hong Kong Manila Sydney spent three months in Australia studying reefs then toured the Indian Ocean Europe and Spain. They avoided tourist spots to learn from locals, bought a German car in Naples, and plan to return to Oklahoma after visiting the West Coast.

W. D. Little JR Allene Ward Lane Ailene Ailene Morris Harry E. Morris Sr Navy University of North Carolina New London Nevada Bernard C. Lane University of Nevada Reno U. S Honolulu Yokohama Kobe Hong Kong Manila Sydney Australia Great Barrier Reef South Pacific Bernard Indian Ocean Colombo Aden Part Naples Europe Ihene Spain Mediterranean U.S Liverpool Canada Oklahoma West Coast

Changes In Voting Law Add Absentee Ballot Requirements

Woodrow W. Gibson of the County Election Board announces changes to absentee voting rules. Voters must mail absentee applications to the secretary, ballots to themselves, and return completed ballots by mail by 5 p.m. Friday before a Tuesday election. War Ballot Act ballots must also arrive by 5 p.m. Friday. Registration closes 10 days before elections, with the last pre-election registration date Sept. 1 for the Sept. 12 special election.

Woodrow W. Gibson County Election Board Election Board Hime Gibson Incenbera Local Election Board

Roff Residents Vote In Favor Of Sewer System

Roff voters approve a municipal sewer system and financing bonds. East Roff backs the plan 97 to 25 for the system and 67 to 25 for bonds. West Roff divides 25 to 29 on the sewer and 24 to 15 on the bonds. Overall 132 yes with 54 no on the system and 91 yes with 40 no on the bonds.

Roff

Houdini Pulled On Frisco Lady

Mrs Windell Price and daughter Sandra parked in back of Craddock s Grocery in Stonewall and found their car missing. A salesman returned with a sister s green Falcon, borrowed from his garage repairs, after spotting a hammer in the floor. He mislaid the briefcase and drove off briefly before realizing the mix up. The episode ends with a laugh and a warning to keep keys safe.

Simon Patton Windell Price Sandra Stonewall Craddock

Termite Fight Plan Promoted by County Agent

County Agent Cy Hailey reports many calls about termites from Allen and Ada. He requested a special report from Dr. Jerry Young of Oklahoma State University on combating the pests. Recommended treatment is chlordane, available in four pound and eight pound concentrations. mix two gallons of the four pound or one gallon of the eight pound with 100 gallons of water.

Cy Hailey Allen Ada Jerry Young Coun Ian Oklahoma State University Young

ASC Sets Wheat Vote for eligible producers

Wheat producers eligible to vote in the August 24 wheat marketing quota referendum must bean producers in commercial wheat states who grew more than 13.5 acres in 1959 60 or 61 according to Guy Pegg chairman of the County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee Feed wheat growers who signed 1962 feed use applications are not eligible to vote At least two thirds of the voters must approve the quotas Continued on Page Two

Guy Pegg County Agricultural Stabilization, and Conservation Committee

Ghost Schools Fade Across Pontotoc County After Annexation

In Pontotoc County thirty six rural dependent schools were discontinued over 15 years as parent districts annexed them. Most former buildings are silent or repurposed, with some converted to homes or grain storage. Eleven districts remain with 29 teachers, most holding master's degrees, and some exemplify strong dependent-school operation.

Pontotoc County Norman Mitchell Best Happyland Byng Union Valley Stonewall Pachoal Mitchell McCall Chapel Allen Colbert Ada Municipal Owl Creek Ahloso

Bardins move to Rolf replace principal at rural school

Roy Bardin and wife move with four children from New Mexico to Rolf to head the grade 1 school replacing Harold Moore. School opens August 26 with an early prearrangement set for August 24. Several new teachers join, including Barbara Courtney replacing Mrs Ham in math and science. Residents attend Baptist Church services. many relatives visit and travel nearby over the weekend. Dedication of the new educational building is planned for Sunday at the Baptist Church with Rev. J T Roberts as morning speaker.

Roy Bardin New Mexico Rolf Bardin Harold Moore The Baptist Church Sunrey jRev J T. Roberts

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