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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1968

Page

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Oklahoma Doctors Win American Cancer Society Fellowships

Oklahoma physicians Gordon K. Jimerson and William Dean Hawley were named clinical fellows by the American Cancer Society for 1968 69. Each receives 3600 dollar stipends for training in Obstetrics Gynecology and General Surgery at the University of Oklahoma. Jimerson, an Oklahoma City native, serves in the Oklahoma Air National Guard Reserves. Hawley earned his MD from the University of Oklahoma and trained at University Hospital Tulsa and Oklahoma City.

Oklahoma American Cancer Society Joe M. Parker Society Parker Gordon K. Jimerson William Dean Haw University of Oklahoma School of Medicine Oklahoma City University Hospital, Ok

County Panels Seek Jail Fixes and City Cooperation

The Board of County Commissioners and the County Excise Board authorized immediate jail repairs and studied long term solutions after a session with Sheriff Burl Griffin. They approved a visiting screen to stop smuggling and ordered worn locks repaired or replaced. They discussed using Ada city jail for county prisoners and noted staffing and security needs.

Board of County Commissioners County Excise Board Burl Griffin Griffin Ada Excise Board Bill Emanuel Emanuel Gordon Melson Melson Homer Gosnell Gosnell

Wildlife Week theme calls for living with nature nationwide

National Wildlife Week runs March 17 23 with the theme Learn to Live with Nature. Pontotoc County Soil and Water Conservation District backs the event and promotes conservation education for adults and youth. James L Barnes teaches a 40 student class in Vanoss Oklahoma amid concerns over pollution litter and wasteful use of resources.

America B. M. Stephens Pontotoc County Mr. Stephens James L

Roff To Honor State Champions Banquet Planned

The Roff Tigers state champions in Class C will be honored with a banquet at 7 p.m. Saturday in the East Central Ballroom. Reservations cost 1.50 and must be made by early Saturday. contact Bill McKeel or Bob Bunyard or the Roff School for tickets.

Roff Tigers East Central Virgil Medlock Roff Bill McKeel Bob Bunyard Rofs School

St Patrick’s myths questioned by Irish tradition

The article discusses the legend that St Patrick drove snakes from Ireland and notes that, in some versions, he banished serpents by beating a drum. It frames the question around differing traditions of the saint’s deeds.

St. Patrick Emerald Isle Ireland

Dog saves Ada woman as fire rages in her home

Buddy the dog awoke Mrs. Dillard during a Seend family fire when a lighting fixture shorted and smoke filled the house. She survived with help from a telephone operator and firefighters, while the tale switches to St Patrick legends about Ireland’s snake and birthplace.

George Gurley Olin Sneed Ledon Dillard N. Beard Mrs. Sneed Mrs. Dillard

Stone and McNinch Named Valedictorian and Salutatorian

Susie Stone and Gayle McNinch top Vanoss High School’s 1967 68 senior class. Stone has a 3.8 GPA and extensive Honor Society and F H A activity including a four year basketball run and chapter leadership. McNinch carries a 3.6 GPA and four year Honor Society and F H A involvement plus cheerleading and state F H A rally narrator.

Vanoss Susie Stone Gayle McNinch Cleamon H. Stone Oklahoma Honor Society Susie Vaness F.H.A Leo McNinch F.H.A Gayle F.F.A Oklahoma Civic Center Music Hall Oklahoma City

Donkey Basketball Set at McLish School Grounds

Donkey basketball is scheduled for McLish School in Littstown Thursday at 7 p m. High school players will face townspeople in the charity game with all proceeds going to the school athletic fund.

McLish

Friday Deadline for Tax Filing Urges Homestead Exemption

County Assessor Frank Jared warns property owners Friday is the final day to file for homestead exemption and personal property assessment. He notes many have not filed and after Friday a 10 percent penalty is added to the property assessment. Missing homestead filings could add 60 to 80 dollars in taxes next year.

Frank Jared Jared

FFA Youths Seek Trees for Lubbock Arboretum

Lubbock 4 H club members and FFA chapters from Vanoss and Latta seek help to plant about 240 trees for a new arboretum in Lubbock Texas. A.OSU Forestry Dept representative will visit Wednesday to identify species and verify specimens. Target species include white oak willow oak water oak chokecherry sassafras prickly ash box elder buckeye basswood or linden and various maples. Contact OSU Extension Center at 332 2153 with eligible samples.

Vanoss Latta FFA Lubbock Tex Texas City Forestry Dept OSU OSU Extension Center

Wood Suffers Second Viet Nam War Injury

Pfc. Mike Wood former East Central and Ada High quarterback is reported in good condition after a second wound in Vietnam. He was injured in the Mekong Delta on March 1 while with the 9th Infantry Division and previously suffered mortar fragments injuries in December.

Mike Wood Allstar East Central Ada High Wood Bill Wood W. 22Nd Ada 9Th Infantry Mekong Delta

Farm Leaders Fear Government Price and Wage Controls

Washington reports that farm leaders oppose price and wage controls as inflation brakes, fearing ceilings on farm products. The Johnson administration denies current consideration, but parity prices could be proposed later if Vietnam war pressures grow.

Washington Johnson

May Get Exotic Tinamou in Oklahoma Experiments

Dr Gardner Bump of the U S Fish and Wildlife Services discusses an Oklahoma game farm trial to stock exotic tinamou from Argentina. George Wint says plans include release in several counties while the brushland tinamou is favored for survival and habitat.

EL Reno Darlington Here Oklahoma South America Gardner Bump U. S. Fish and Wildlife Services Pampas Argentina George Wint Canadian Grady Caddo Washita Kiowa Comanche Cotton Tillman Jefferson Stephens

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W. L. Knickmeyer Barnes Okla St. Patrick's Dog Patrick Scotland England France Wales Ptrick Magonus Lucatin Maewyn Kilpatrick Dumbartin County Antrim Celestine Stone, McNinch Viet Action Wint
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