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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1970

Page

7

Oklahoma to Tour Ada Stage Adress Laurey Role

The Norman Players present Oklahoma with Adan Patricia Breeden as Laurey in Ada on September 4 at Science Hall Auditorium. Adult tickets are 2.50, children 1.50, and students receive discounts. Advance sales start Monday at the Chamber of Commerce First National Bank and Bryan's Corner Drug.

Norman Players Oklahoma Adan Patricia Breeden Laurey Science Hall Chamber of Commerce First National Bank Bryan's Corner Drug Lake Thunderbird Ada Arts and Humanities Council Ada

Bachelor Promises Lively Study Of Child

Washington AP reports 29 year old bachelor dentist Dr William S Lieber will lead the White House Conference on Children December 13 to 18. He aims to stir controversy and excitement as 24 study forums of 15 experts each craft two concrete recommendations for about 4000 delegates emphasizing action and child rights.

Washington White House William S. Lieber Lieber

Major Quarter Horse Sale Set

The Ada Quarter Horse Sale across Friday and Saturday features 450 lots starting at 10 am each day. Auctioneers are Bill Tackett of Collinsville and Dean Parker of Auburn California. consignors number 176 from 14 states. Refreshments available. attendees welcome to the late summer sale. For more information contact Pete Winters.

Ada Bill Tackett Collinsville Dean Parker Auburn Calif Pete Winters

Stratford FHA Unit Organizes for 1970 71 Officers

The Stratford Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America held its first executive meeting Thursday at 10 a.m. in the Stratford High home economics department to meet the new FHA advisor Miss Phillis McKiddy. The 1970-71 officers include Regina Gallup as president and Kathy Mauldin as historian, with a planned sub-district planning meeting in Sulphur on Monday August 17. The next executive meeting is set for Tuesday at 10 in the home economics department.

Stratford The Future Homemakers of America Stratford High FHA Phillis McKiddy Regina Gallup Debbie Cecil Carole McAtee Gayla Smith Cindy Powell Becky Gallup Marsha Wood Kathy Ma

Rancher Attends Field Day At Cattle Evaluation Center

Mack M Braly explains the American Beef Cattle E test Center program at a field day led by Clyde M Reed. The center, the nation’s only live animal bull testing and carcass evaluation facility, features the K40 Counter to measure lean tissue. Hollis Dickey guides attendees through the live animal lean tissue measurement system and related cattle evaluation equipment.

Mack M. Braly Hollis Dickey Clyde M American Beef Performance Information Ria Strument

Center of State Survey Located Danville Kentucky

The first survey by the U S Geodetic Survey placed Kentucky’s center in Danville. The marker site later became Centre College campus. The piece touches on fat and muscle testing of astronauts, cattle tissue analysis, and OSU’s 1965 cattle-size model used for research and industry tools. An audience will view bulls 800 to 1200 pounds and a computer in Houston will process data.

Danville Kentucky U.S. Geosdetic Survey Centre College U. S Oklahoma State University Houston

Yale and Princeton Women Push for More Female Enrollment

Women at Yale and Princeton, in a university setting with a male majority, advocate increasing feminine enrollment to ensure a meaningful voice in campus affairs. They have not demanded parity but seek a larger presence and influence within the student body.

Yale Princeton

Help Needed To Inspect Peanut Crop In 1970

The state department of agriculture seeks 90 temporary workers to grade and inspect peanuts for the 1970 crop. Workers will be paid 390 dollars monthly plus per diem and employment lasts 60 to 90 days. Applicants aged 18 to 45 are preferred, training lasts about one week in Oklahoma City starting September 21 before assignments at production areas. Agricultural statisticians report 216 million pounds produced as of August 1, second to 1968’s 227.5 million and six percent above 1989.

State Department of Agriculture Jams N. Ballinger State Board of Agriculture Carl Newberry Jr Newberry Third Walnut Streets Oklahoma City

Dove and Teal Season Bag Limits and Hours Statewide

The notice sets hunting rules for DOVE September through October 30 with bag limit ten per day and twenty in possession after the first day, shooting hours from % hour before sunrise to sunset nationwide. Teal season runs September 12 to September 20 with a bog end possession limit four per day and eight in possession after the first day, shooting hours sunrise to sunset.

Arca Panhandle Cimmonrrow Texas Beaver

Military school taxes and weekly barber trips raise eyebrows

Oak Ridge military school imposes haircut charges along with regular fees and shuttles every week the entire student body to town barbers. A separate note mentions tougher Navy and Army entrance exams and a Philadelphia Library program to aid applicants. The page also reports a New Jersey doctor grandmother delivering her grandson in a Turnpike car and a Virginia woman with two gall bladders, followed by a long mixed list of crossword clues and names.

Oak Ridge North Carolina Sarah Schenker Teaneck New Jersey New Jersey Turnpike Allen Halpin

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