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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1970

Page

8

Cowboy Hall of Fame Showcases Western Heritage Center

The National Cowboy Hall of Fame and Western Heritage Center on a red bluff near Oklahoma City offers a vast collection. Visitors see the Matador Ranch Chuckwagon, a Butterfield Overland stage, a 32 by 48 foot map room with guiding lights, and extensive Western art including Remingtons. The Rodeo Hall of Fame highlights rodeo trophies and gear, while West of Yesterday recreates Old West life. Open 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Memorial Day to Labor Day. admission $1 for adults, 50 cents for children 13 and under, free for pre-schoolers. Special group rates on advance booking.

Oklahoma National Cowboy Hall of Fame Western Heritage Center Persimmon Hill Oklahoma City Chisholm Trail Matador Ranch Butterfield Overland Mail United States Heritage Center Henry Farnay Alfred Jacob Miller Thomas Moran Olaf Seltzer Albert Bierstadt Russells Remingtons Schreyvogels Remington Cowboy Hall of Fame

Bond Announces Candidacy for Pontotoc County Sheriff

Kenneth Bond, a candidate for Pontotoc County Sheriff, declares as a Democrat from Ada. He cites 34 years age, family, church membership, past floor covering business, and four children. He notes experience as a county deputy and aims to curb crime and narcotics with cooperation across agencies.

Ada First Indian Baptist Church Byng Area

All Night Singing Set August 15 In Konawa

Gospel fans converge on Konawa for the seventh annual Oklahoma All Night Singing Association event at City Park. 20 000 visitors expected. program runs 6 p m Saturday to 6 a m Sunday with free admission and features acts including the Wills Family the Ambassadors and the Indian Gospelaires. Governor Bartlett Lt Governor Nigh and David Hall slated to speak. new sound system restrooms and concessions added. no alcohol permitted. several radio stations plan live broadcasts.

Konawa Dewey Bartlett George Nigh David Hall Oklahoma Highway Patrol National Guard

Ada College Reminds Housing Listings for Student Rooms

Ada residents planning fall room rental to students at East Central must list rooms with the Student Personnel office. Unlisted housing requires inspection and approval before listing for student use. Also notes that 11 suicide crisis reports per 100000 occur annually in the U.S. with higher rates for men and older ages. for each death by self harm there are about eight attempts. many of the 50 000 annual car deaths are autocides.

Ada East Central College U.S

Public Health Notes 800 Elementary Students On Drugs

In Montgomery County Maryland nearly 800 elementary pupils receive drugs to calm behavior, about one percent of students. Dexedrine or Ritalin are used only with parental consent and for a limited period. School staff refer troubled students to county health doctors, who oversee treatment not the schools.

Washington Esther Robinson Public Health Department Robinson Montgomery County Health Department Kenneth K. Muir Muir

New Pet Store Offers Some Unusual Animals

Pet Barn, a new Ada shop run by Judy and Jimmy Tipton, stocks fish such as clown Kuhlii loaches and albino swordtails, mammals like hamsters and gerbils, dogs including beagle and poodle, reptiles such as alligators caimans and iguanas, and birds like finches parakeets and a Quaker parrot. Open Tue Fri 1 7 pm, Sat 9 am 7 pm, Sun 1 6 pm, closed Mon.

Jeanette Cook Judy Jimmy Tipton East Central State College Ada W. 8Th Tipton

Haskins Seeks Pontotoc District Two County Commissioner

Clyde R. Haskins announces candidacy for Pontotoc County Commissioner District Two. Born 1919 in Maxwell area, veteran, with long local service, he seeks election to improve rural roads, school bus and mail routes, and work with churches and schools. He calls for fair treatment of taxpayers and full-time dedication if elected in the Democratic primary on August 25.

Pontotoc County Clyde R. Haskins Haskins Maxwell Ada South Southwest Pacific Geraldine Welch Haliburton Sheriff’s Office Oklahoma State University

Brockway Glass Reports High Sales and EPS Rise

Brockway Glass for the quarter ending June 30 reports sales of 47.714 million and earnings per share of 0.79, up from 1969 levels. First half sales reach 92.298 million with net income near 7.062 million, while six month EPS stands at 1.46 after a May two for one stock split.

Brockway Glass Company, Inc Brockway

Jones Walks Tulsa Area Campaign Tour On Foot

Congressional candidate James R. Jones, a former Johnson aide, campaigns on foot visiting Bixby Jenks and Glenpool. He says politicians have lost touch with the people and aims to bring politics into as many homes as possible. The piece notes a separate U. S. proposal on missiles, radar and R D not yet covering those items.

Tulsa James R. Jones Johnson Bixby Jenks Glenpool Jones

Ada Woman’s Money Recovered From Trash Dump

An Ada woman hid cash in a trash can and set it out for pickup. Police traced the trash truck to the dump, retrieved the dumped load, and recovered $80, returning it to the owner. The fate of the remaining money is unclear.

Bartlett Seeks Funds Through Campaign Letters

Gov Dewey Bartlett appears to seek campaign support by sending solicitations to key figures including Dr J Herbert Holloman former president of the University of Oklahoma who resigned on the day of the letter and Bill Dane former state highway director fired last year on Bartletts orders suggesting reconciliation with old foes.

Oklahoma City Dewey Bartlett J. Herbert Holloman University of Oklahoma Cit Ing Bartlett Bill Dane Dane Bartlett

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West Rodeo Hall of Fame Charles M. Russell Kenneth Bond Wills The Ambassadors Pierot Gospelaires Gospel Gleaner Family Darby Singers Travelers Quartet Cooley Brothers Gospel Couriers Sharver Coon Family Gospelettes Helmsmen Indian Gospelaires Jesus Saves John Altrocchi Duke University New Pet Store District Southern Oklahoma Development Association Campground Free Will Baptist Brockway Glass Europe B. M Mack” Welch Gem Jewelers W. Main Upportnor Oklahoma State Bank Air Con Oklahoma State Credit Life Insurance Withine State Bank Federal Deposit Eos Sre
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