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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1971

Page

9

Pontotoc County Pecan Show Names Champions and Winners

The Pontotoc County Pecan and Pecan Food Show crowned LeMoine Crabtree Grand Champion for the native sample and Opal Brents Grand Champion in the adult food division. Junior winner was Vicky Stanford. Full results list numerous exhibitors across pecans, pies, candies, breads, and cookies, with many participants earning top honors and the winning entries advancing to the State Show.

LeMoine Crabtree Opal Brents Vicky Stanford Burkett T. P. Daniels Hisaw Davis Scott Oscar Parker Stuart Vascon White Ronnie Lawson L. W. Cheek Nolan Dyer Dorsey Myers Aut McCullar Velma Chandler On McCullar Vascon Thomas Granger Jim Herndon Roy Kendrick H. C. Phari John Netherton Tate County

Young man with gun holds up quick stop

A young man about 20 brandished a pistol at the Adam quick-stop Quick Shop at 1000 E. 5th and demanded cash. Virginia Phillips reported the attempted robbery ended when three customers entered the store about 6:50 p.m. Tuesday, and the suspect fled.

Adam Virginia Phillips

Oklahoma youth earns national 4-H scholarship

An Oklahoma youth who grew 538 acres of crops and raised 47 head of beef and dairy cattle has been named one of six national winners in the 4-H agricultural program. Mike Steward 18 of Shawnee received a 1700 scholarship from International Harvester during the 50th National 4-H Congress in Chicago.

Oklahoma Mike Steward Rt. 1 Shawnee International Harvester Company Chicago Cooperative Extension Service Congress International Harvester Steward Ernest Steward Oklahoma State University Okla

Hog production gains abroad driven by efficiency

The Agriculture Department reports Western European hog farmers expand production as prices rise. Dutch farms boost headcounts and output, while the UK moves to more contract farming and heavy hogs. Germany and Denmark show slower gains amid structural shifts. France remains consolidation-focused.

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

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 is chairman in Galey Oil Center. M C Cox Jr is vice chairman with O A Alcom as member. Albert Pierce is first alternate and Vernon Scaff second alternate. A C Griffith chairman and K S Stanfield vice chairman in Roff Lightning Ridge. Steve Kirk member with A L Griffith first alternate and W E Carter second alternate. Herbert Cooper chairman and W Guest vice chairman in Ada Latta Ahioso. Char Richards member with Ron Newen first alternate and B L Harden second alternate. R O Frederick chairman and Truman Borders vice chairman in Allen Steedman with Ken Mitchell member and R D Stokes first alternate.

Galey OIL Center Marion Willoughby M. C. Cox, Jr O. A. Alcom Albert Pierce Vernon Scaff Roff Lightning Ridge A. C. Griffith K. S. Stanfield Steve Kirk A. L. Griffith W. E. Carter Ada, Latta Ahloso Herbert Cooper W.guest Char Richards Ron Newen B. L. Harden Allen Steedman R. O. Frederick Truman Borders Ken Mitchell R. D. Stokes W. M

Nations top young farmer is a Sooner

Sam Countiss of Waurika Oklahoma, 28, was named the national outstanding young farmer at the American Farm Bureau Federation convention in Chicago. He runs 1,000 steers, 230 cows, and a sow operation on 3,200 acres, funded by his father’s credit. He crossbreeds Charolais with Brown Swiss and Angus to boost calf weights, while expanding pasture and soil improvement. Countiss has led Jefferson County Farm Bureau as president for three years.

Homa City Pottawatomie Steward Oklahoma Pottawatomie County Chicago Illinois Farm Bureau American Farm Bureau Federation Sam Countiss Waurika Oklahoma Jefferson County John Countiss Sam Glenda Tinue Charlie Pfile Countiss Jefferson County Farm Bureau American Farm Bureau

Oklahoma deer harvest climbs past five thousand in nine days

Oklahoma City reports the first nine days of the deer gun season yielded 5 629 deer with several counties and check stations not yet reported. Big Game Supervisor Cy Curtis expects the total to approach last year’s 6 882 record as weekend hunts add to the tally.

Oklahoma City Game Division Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation Cy Curtis Curtis McAlester Naval Ammunition Depot Oklahoma Bartlesville Washington County Alfalfa County

Vanoss FFA Meeting Highlights December Plans

The Vanoss Future Homemakers of America November meeting in the Home Economics Room featured Rhonda Holland as president and Carma Gray leading the club. Dan Marker spoke on Pride Prejudice and You. a Mother-Daughter Banquet set for December 20 was discussed with menu and price decided. Deretta Lane elected Co-ed Correspondent. gifts were drawn and the session adjourned.

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

Electric contest winners announced at Latta School

Pontotoc County 4H Electric Contest held November 29 with talks demonstrations and posters across grades. Winners in senior and junior high and grade divisions received cash prizes and ribbons, with plaques for champion demonstrations at the 1971 72 Achievement Banquet. Sponsors include Southern Builder's Supply and People's Electric Cooperative.

Oklhoma State University Farmers Home Administration Pontotoc County Latta School 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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