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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1973
Page
4
A field guide style piece urges conditioning dogs before Oklahoma quail season. It suggests treadmill drills with hamburger incentives, tethered training with quail props, and teaching dogs opportunistic pointing using nose and paw cues to improve success and keep larders full.
A family lawyer sues the club after a golf cart accident that left him injured when his wife stood up and fell. The court rejected the claim, citing obvious dangers and no need for warnings in such cases.
Sunshine Sunday school had 39 attendees with Don Parr leading services and Melissa Green singing. Evening service drew 30 with Beatrice Wyche as the special, while visitors included Cindy Uhlich Jewell Green Fred Gern Elton Lancaster Mike Welch and Othella Mardis.
Lois F Morrison 93 Coal Gate resident died Nov 11. Lucy M Byrd 86 Stonewall resident died Nov 11. Ralph Leroy Frost Sr 71 Ada resident died Nov 11. George H Scarborough 69 Ada resident died Nov 13. Bertha Willoughby 68 Stratford resident died Nov 15. Funeral services by Jim Epperson Criswell Smith Smith Pickard.
Recipe collection listing Kontry Corner Prize Chocolate Cake, Washington Cherry Cake, and Astro Chocolate Cake with ingredients and baking directions. Includes mixing steps, batter consistency notes, oven temps, and icing variations. Names Jane Lee, Mildred Lee Oakman reference the contributors.
Mr and Mrs Clyde Meeks north of Ada will be honored November 18 with a golden anniversary reception from 2 to 4 p m in the Neighborhood Facilities Building at Byng School Hosting the event will their six children Virginia Dale Johnson Oklahoma City Betty Laura Dunsmore Tulsa Clyde Meeks Jr Ada Janet Bruton Weatherford Tex and twins Clive Happy Meeks Tulsa and Donnie Meeks Ada Clyde Meeks was born in Johnson County Arkansas and moved to Pickett as a child They were married in Ada November 17 1923 and lived in the Ada area all their married life He worked in the oil field and later as custodian at Byng School for 20 years He retired in 1969 The couple also has 12 grandchildren and one great grandchild Friends and relatives are invited to attend the reception
Convention entertainment by Dennis Flaming Barbershop Quartet opens the Farm Bureau Womens Conference. Monday features a Resolutions Committee luncheon an Audit and Credentials Committee luncheon and a YF R luncheon. Discussion Meet finalists compete around 1 45 p m.
Discussion focused on production records and their use in selecting herd bulls and female replacements. Blood typing was outlined as a tool for cattlemen by Dr. Keith Huston of Kansas State University and Dr. Clyde StorMont of the University of California Davis.
The Agriculture Department's Statistical Reporting Service released data on export commitments outstanding as of Oct. 21. The analysis notes some contracts may not materialize due to future adjustments and that updated weekly statistics will follow.
Trade sources say the Soviet wheat harvest raises concerns that Russia after a record 1972 73 import year may be positioned to sell some wheat on the world market next year.
An elderly man rejects a pastor's prayer and argues instead. the author, a pastor, argues against doctrinally imposed unity. He praises free pulpit worship and urg es doing right over merely believing rightly. Disputes over beliefs are less important than living out Christ's commands.
The 707000 pound dairy butter import quota remains in place as the Nixon administration argues foreign supplies are needed to keep butter affordable for Americans. A related unsuccessful motion tied to a federation lawsuit on countervailing duties remains unresolved with no hearing date set.
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