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Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1965

Page

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Head Start Day to Be Marked in Coalgate and Sulphur

Local towns plan ceremonies for Head Start Day with flag-raising at Coalgate and Sulphur city halls. Ada schools report no information or instructions from federal program officials ahead of the nationwide observance.

Coalgate Sulphur Rex C. Morrison Ada Paul Landrith Jimmie Sallee Barrett Charlie Woodruff White House Lyndon B. Johnson Sargent Shriver Office of Economic Opportunity Irving Glenwood Supt Morrison Landrith Blanche Bartlett Irving School

Cattlemen Oppose Imports Of Disease Ridden Cattle

Oklahoma Cattlemen's Association adopts a formal opposition to live cattle imports from foot and mouth disease regions. Directors at the Oklahoma City meeting reject shipments from infested countries and semen imports from affected stock. Brannan cites past losses in Mexico and warns against US exposure. Briscoe notes potential cross border cases and reports a joint U S Mexico plan. Emergency fundraising for the eradication program tops $620,000 with Oklahoma ranchers contributing over $50,000.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma Cattlemen’s Association Mexico W. R. Brannan OCA American National Cattlemen’s Association Texas Oklahoma Briscoe U.s.-Mexico U.S

Oklahoma vaccine announced to combat anaplasmosis in cattle

The first successful anaplasmosis vaccine was announced June 17 at the Oklahoma Veterinary Research Station near Pawhuska. It greatly reduces death and weight loss, with meat and milk safe for humans. Fully utilized, OSU aims to save Oklahoma cattlemen about 7 million annually amid national losses of ~35 million.

Oklahoma Veterinary Research Station Pawhuska United States Glenn C. Holm OSU College of Veterinary Medicine OSU Oklahoma W. R. Brock C. C. Pearson Ira O. Kliner

Oklahoma widens archery hunting rules statewide

Oklahoma expands archery hunting from state reservoirs to all lakes and streams with exceptions at Illinois River area and certain lakes. Wildlife official Wendell Bever cites archery growth and says rough fish may be taken during new season, noting deer bag totals have tripled in five years.

Wendell Bever Department of Wildlife Conservation The Wildlife Commission Illinois River Horseshoe Bend Tenkiller Lake Bever Oklahoma

Pickett Man Drowns After Lake Outing

Melvin O. Martin 21 of Pickett drowned Monday night during a lake outing with four friends at the Upper Boggy Conservancy District lake near Ada. His body was recovered Tuesday morning by Ada Fire Department divers about 30 feet from shore in ten feet of water. Martin, a construction worker and father of two, was last seen waist-deep in water around 11:30 p.m. The group included James Beach 33 of Oakman Bob Shelton 25 and Roger Reeves 21 all of Ada. Two Ada girls present, Helen Lyda and Mary East, helped search before reporting him missing to police. Deputy Sheriff Frank Vincent and Dr. Roy Doty conducted the initial examination.

Melvin O. Martin Pickett Ada Fire Department Martin Boggy Conservancy District Rhoda Creek Thomas Ranch Ada James Beach Oakman Bob Shelton Roger Reeves Helen Lyda Mary East West Main Frank Vincent Main Street Roy Doty Ray Northrip

Festival Winner Netted 882 Sand Bass at Texoma Event

James Fountain of Madill won the National Sand Bass Festival crown with a record 882 fish, nearly double the previous mark. Bob Stoddard of Tishominga placed second with 779, Vernon Crow of Fort Worth had 681 for third. Officials note the harvest won t affect the population. eggs and lifespan estimates justify ongoing fishing. The Texoma lake is praised as a premier white bass habitat with abundant sandies available to anglers.

Madill Texoma James Fountain Fountain Bob Stoddard Vernon Crow Forth

Kay County Elgin Field Day Highlights Winrock Role

Over 600 ranchers and 4-H and FFA youth attended the Winrock Farm field day in Kay County. It was the second Winrock sponsored event begun in the 1930s by Roy Turner and continued after Winthrop Rockefeller bought the ranch. Kay County won first place with Robert Kelley of Braman earning top individual honors. 65 teams competed in the FFA division, Elgin group taking first, with Duncan and Anadarko close behind and Jimmy Purvine of Oakwood earning FFA top individual honors.

4-H FFA Winrock Farm Winrock Organization Roy Turner Kay County Robert Kelley Braman Elgin Okla Duncan Anadarko Jimmy Purvine Oakwood Mac Suthers OSU W. T. Beery Winrock Morriston Ark

Ada Weekly photo sign contest announces winner rules

There were no photos last week so no winner is listed. This week’s photos show everyday road signs viewed from the back. Respond with sign instructions by mail to Don Cook at Ada Weekly News. earliest postmark wins.

Don Cook Ada Weekly News

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