Vanoss Seniors Seek Washington Trip Funds
Vanoss seniors race to raise about $3,000 for a seven day trip to Washington D C. They’ve sold yearbook ads and held fundraisers including car washes a minstrel show and a “bad habits” jar collection. The plan includes a five day Washington visit with White House Capitol Arlington Cemetery and more.
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Vanoss
Washington, D.C
Washington
A. K. Meeler
Meeler
James L. Barnes
Barnes
Rock Island Railroad
White House
Capitol
Arlington Cemetery
Washington Monument
Lincoln Memorial
Gurley Wins Top Editorial Prize for Highway Safety
George E. Gurley, managing editor of the Ada Evening News, was named first place in a nationwide editorial contest sponsored by the American Trucking Association. He will receive a plaque and 500 dollars. Gurley wrote the award winning editorial for the December 12 ADA Weekly News.
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George E. Gurley
ADA Evening News
Gurley
John M. Akers
ATA
Ted Rodgers III
ADA Weekly News
The
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Deadline Nears For Oklahoma Big Tree Contest
Oklahoma seeks entries for its second annual Big Tree Contest. entrants must act fast before the March 15 deadline by locating a large tree, comparing with state champions, measuring circumference, submitting species and location, and mailing to the State Department of Agriculture in Oklahoma City.
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Oklahoma
Quintus Herron
Idabel
Society of American Foresters
Forestry Division
State Department of Agriculture
Oklahoma City
Grant County
el Reno
Grady County
Wichita National Wildlife Refuge
Carnegie
Herron
From Hay Barn to Nine Room Ranch Home in Conway
The old Conway WPA school building eight miles east of Ada is converted into a two story nine room ranch. Walter J. Mayer Jr and family live there as work continues. Interior removal left only roof and walls and required lowering floors to create space for a second story. The project, begun in June, repurposed the structure once used for hay storage after the 1947 annexation by Byng.
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Conway
Ada
Walter J. Mayer Jr
Mayer
Wendell Price
Stonewall
Safety program sweeps through Pontotoc County 4 H clubs
The Pontotoc County 4 H Federation runs a countywide safety drive with Vaness, Union Hill, Byng and Fitzhugh clubs participating. About 2 000 leaflets, 300 car checks, school assemblies, safety talks, posters and slogans, and a bicycle safety radio feature highlight the effort. Gary Golden earns top poster honors and a slogan award.
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Pontotoc County
Vaness
Susan Penrod
Stephanie McCullar
Paul Tucker
Charles Ownbey
Junior Grissom
Union Hill 4-H Club
Terrie
Brenda Ebriie
Michael
Gary Golden
Byng Club
Ronnie Smith
First National Bank
Byng 4-H’ers
Fitzhugh 4-H
Jim Young
Jesse Green
Jessie Gunnels
Eastern Offers Ranch Management Course
Eastern Oklahoma A&M College Wilburton announces a nine month ranch operation course starting Sept 7 and ending May 21, 1965. The program blends classroom study with hands on training, field trips, and visits to ranches and markets. Enrollment is open to high school graduates or mature non graduates after interview. Tuition totals 900 dollars covering fees room meals books and trips. Dorms on campus and married student housing available.
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Wilburton
Eastern Oklahoma A&m College
Oklahoma
Eastern A&m
J. N. Baker
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Martha Morris
George Morris
Homer School
Drive For Funds
American Trucking Association
George Gurley
Bob Ford
Ford
Eastern
Wilbur‘ton