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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1971

Page

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Pontotoc County Pecan Show crowns grand champions

The Pontotoc County Pecan and Pecan Food Show held at the extension center crowned Grand Champion LeMoine Crabtree for native sampee whose entry advances to the State Pecan Show. Opal Evetts won adult Grand Champion and Vicky Stanford led the junior food division with Pecan Cake. Complete results list numerous exhibitors across pecan varieties, pies, breads, candies, and cookies, reflecting a robust display despite county production lag.

Pontotoc County Extension Center LeMoine Crabtree Sampee Opal Evetts Vicky Stanford T. P. Daniels Cager Hisaw Davis Scott Cazer Hisaw Oscar Parker Vasco Ben Resnir Virgili Bramley Ella Mae Todd Ralph Taylor Julie Netherton Jamae Hunter Sherry Hatch Judy Smith Raenell Langley Karla Brardy Jan Chiles Sherry ‘Hatch Carlos Tollison Trena Hooks Tammy Robertson Juliet Hall Sharon Can John Netherton Pestates County

Bandit with Gun Flees Ada Quick Shop Hold-up

A young man about 20 entered the Quick Shop at 1000 E. Std and demanded money. Virginia Phillips told police the gunman said I am not fooling. He fled when three customers entered about 6:50 p m Tuesday.

Ada Virginia Phillips

Oklahoma youth earns national 4-H scholarship

An Oklahoma youth who raised crops and beef and dairy cattle was named one of six national 4-H scholarship winners. Mike Steward, 18, of Shawnee, received a 1700 scholarship from International Harvester during the 50th National 4-H Congress in China November 28 to December 2. Steward, son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Steward, is a freshman at Oklahoma State University and plans a career in agricultural biochemistry. He served as president of the Oklahoma City District 4-H Council and has shown the grand champion bushel at the Pottawatomie County Fair. He began field crops projects to finance college, with wheat, maize, cotton, hay and soybeans, and has three brothers and three sisters on a 500 acre farm. He learned about soil care and moisture, was top individual in state livestock judging, represented Oklahoma in the International Land Judging Contest, and was named his county’s 1971 4-Her of the Year. He was valedictorian and maintained straight A’s, earning university and Farmers Home Administration scholarships. He has projects in safety, forestry, public speaking, conservation, crafts, recreation, leadership, health and automotive.

Oklahoma Derry Mike Steward Rt. 1 Shawnee International Harvester Company China Cooperative Extension Service Congress International Harvester Steward Ernest Steward Oklahoma State University Okla Homa City Pottawatomie Pottawatomie County Couny Oklhoma State University Farmers Home Administration

Hog production gains seen in Western Europe

The Agriculture Department reports Western European hog production rising with prices, driven by larger units, contract farming, and selective breeding. The Netherlands and United Kingdom show notable gains, while West Germany and Denmark face mixed results amid rising feed costs and farm structure.

Washington Agriculture Department Department Foreign Agriculture Service Review Netherlands United Kingdom West Germany

Committeemen Elected in Community Committee Election

In the Community Committee Election held Dec 1 the following persons were elected to the indicated positions Marion Willoughby chairman IM M Cox vice chairman Q A Alcom member Albert Pierce first alternate Vernon Scaff second alternate ROFF LIGHTNING RIDGE A Griffith chairman K Stanfield vice chairman Steve Kirk member A L Griffith first alternate W E Carter second alternate ADA LATTA AHLOSO Herbert Cooper chairman W Guest vice chairman Char Richards member Ron New ui first alternate B L Harden second alternate ALLEN STEEDMAN A O Frederick chairman Truman Borders vice chairman Nein Mitchell member R D Stokes first alternate W M

GALEY Marion Willoughby IM. C. Cox Q. A. Alcom Albert ‘Pierce Vernon Scaff Roff Lightning Ridge A W. E. Carter Ada Latta Ahloso Herbert Cooper W. Guest Char Richards Ron New Ui B. L. Harden Allen Steedman A. O. "Frederick Truman Borders Nein Mitchell R. D. Stokes W. M

Nations top young farmer is a Sooner

CHICAGO Illinois Oklahoma Farm Bureau's outstanding young farmer is named the national top young farmer at the American Farm Bureau Federation convention. Sam Countiss, 28, of Waurika Oklahoma, a cattleman, has built a large operation on 1240 acres with mortgaged land and credit ties to his father's record. He runs 1000 steers 230 cows and a diminishing sow herd on 4200 acres, using crossbreeding to raise calf weights, and champions soil conservation while backing a future cross with Browns and Charolais. He left the Jefferson County Farm Bureau board after three years as president and is one of three nationwide winners of this honor.

Chicago Illinois Oklahoma Farm Bureau American Farm Bureau Federation Sam Countiss Waurika Oklahoma Jefferson County John Countiss Sam Glenda Tinue Charlie Pfile Counfiss Tye Jefferson County Farm Bureau Countiss American Farm Bureau

Oklahoma deer harvest nears six thousand in first nine days

Oklahoma City A Game Division tally shows 5 629 deer harvested in the opening nine days of the gun season with counties not yet reported and days remaining. Osage County led with a 234 pound buck, while Guthrie and Barnsdall hunters yielded notable 233 and 234 pound prizes as eastern and northeast Oklahoma produced the bulk of the kill.

Oklahoma City Game Division Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation Curtis McAlester Naval Ammunition Depot Fred Sanford Barnsdall Frank Stone Guthrie Oklahoma Bartlesville Washington County Alfalfa County

Vanoss FFA Holds November Meeting

The Vanoss FFA chapter met in the Home Economics Room with Rhonda Holland presiding. Carma Gray read minutes and led the roll, reports covered the Sub-District Rally in Byng. A speech by Dan Marker addressed Pride Prejudice and You. The Mother-Daughter Banquet on December 20 was slated, Beretta Lane elected Coed correspondent, a Donkey Riding relaxer was featured, and Christmas gift plans were discussed.

Future Homemakers of America Vanoss Home Economics Rhonda Holland Carma Gray FHA Byng Dan Marker East Central State College Beretta Lane Carma Gray

Electric winners announced at Latta school contest

Pontotoc County 44 Electric Contest winners were crowned for talks demonstrations and posters across grade divisions. Cash prizes and ribbons awarded for first through third in each division with plaques for champion demonstrations at the 1971 72 Achievement Banquet. Sponsors include Southern Builders Supply and Peoples Electric Cooperative.

Pontotoc County Latta Jamae Hunter Sherry Hatch Cassie Duffer Greg Nanney Ken Morehouse Gary LaCrone Southern Builder's Supply Company Whittles Hi-Way Furniture Morelock’s OK Furniture Grimes Hardware Shiplet Tire & Appliance Perry McGee Furniture Luton Electric Evans Hardware Wheeler Supply Company Karschnick Electric Ada Coca Cola Bottling Company People's Electric Cooperative

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