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Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1968

Page

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County Red Cross Honors Fifty Years of Service

Pontotoc County Chapter of the American Red Cross marked its golden anniversary. Otis Hibbard presented a certificate to Ross W. Warmack at the Red Cross office. The charter date is June 18, 1917 and World War II boosted volunteers to over 500 during peak years.

Pontotoc County American Red Cross Otis Hibbard Ross W. Warmack Red Cross South Broadway E. Roland Harriman American National Red Cross James E. Collins R. W. Simpson

Share-The-Fun 1968 4H Event Set for Jan 22 in Pontotoc

The annual Share-The-Fun program will be held January 22 at 6 30 p m in the Latin Gymnasium. It showcases Junior and Senior 4H acts from Pontotoc County with acts ranging from musical to dramatic and novelty. Entries are subject to rules including eight performer limit for group acts and six minute maximum per act.

Pontotoc County Stillwater Erning Martha Mote County Extension

Pecan Food Show Set by Oklahoma Growers in Stillwater

The Oklahoma Pecan Growers Association will sponsor the 38th annual Pecan Food Show January 16 and 17 in Stillwater at the Stillwater National Bank Building. Betty Dahms chairs the event with support from the Oklahoma Association of Electric Cooperatives. Adults may enter one exhibit per food class with rules on entry times and display. premiums awarding cash prizes and the E. E. Mount Silver Award will be presented at the banquet January 16.

Oklahoma Pecan Growers’ Association Stillwater Pecan Growers’ Association E. E. Mount

Ada native Kenneth Bunch runs Alaska hunting air service

Kenneth Bunch, a Glenallen Alaska resident and Ada High School graduate, operates Sportsman Flying Service with two aircraft. He guides bear moose caribou and Dall Sheep hunts from two base camps, flying clients and supplies in an air dominated frontier. His wife teaches in Glennallen and their children join during travel to Ada.

Ada Kenneth Bunch Sportsman Flying Service Glennallen Alaska Bunch John Bunch S. Ash Bebe Holly Kenneth Glenallen University of Alaska Ada High School East Central Korea Fairbanks Kodiak Gakona Thunderbirds Glenwaller Tolsona Lake Alaska Fish and Game Commission Wrangell Mountains Alaska Peninsula Glenn Allen

Winter popcorn treats and party bites from Kuntry Korner

Warm winter fun with popcorn recipes for parties. Includes hard ball caramel corn and cheese coated popcorn. Provides steps for making popcorn balls and a pink tinted syrup option for a popcorn Valentine.

Waterfowl Prospects Look Good For Next State Hunting Stint

Oklahoma City reports a record duck and goose season with more hunters and waterfowl. Large Oklahoma water impoundments attract birds as Ducks Unlimited observers note good conditions in Canadian and U.S. marshlands. If weather and regulations stay favorable, Sooners anticipate a strong next season.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma Wildlife Department Charles Gilliam Ducks Unlimited Canada U.S

Collars And Berets Return To Fashion

Fashion cycles bring back detachable stiff collars for men and women in fabric plastic or paper. A package includes five paper collars with clever designs and a basic dress in six colors. Berets reemerge in classic and exaggerated styles, with trend proponents noting balanced looks for minis.

Martha Mote Extension Home Economist

January 4-H Schedule in Oklahoma Programs

Readout lists 4-H schedule blocks across multiple towns and schools from January 1968. Dates range from January 3 to January 16 with times assigned to venues such as McLish Homer Lula Latta Byng Vaness Pickett Ada Juniors and Seniors.

Stonewall McLish Homer Francis Lula Roff Byng Latta Jr. High Vaness Pickett Center Allen

Rainfall better than last year at Ada station in 1967

The Ada weather station reported 1967 rainfall of 33.44 inches, about six inches below normal, an improvement over 1966 when 25.66 inches were recorded. Spring and fall rains were timely with April at 6.61 inches and May at 6.49 inches, while summer months were lighter and September returned to moisture.

Ada W. Pitt

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County Red Cross Frank Bates Pontotoc County Fairgrounds Court House George Gurley New York Ada Junior High Latta
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