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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1978
Page
5
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Byng and McLish High Schools won first place overall trophies in their divisions at the Southeastern University Durant meet. Allen and Stonewall placed third and fourth in Class A and B respectively as many students earned top ribbons across various subjects, with several finalists from Byng, McLish, Allen, and Stonewall.
Five Ada schools dominated the Regional Science Fair held at Seminole Junior College. Winners include eighth grader Jack Wiley and Sherri Collins in first place, with Cindy Leach earning multiple special awards. Students advancing to the Oklahoma Science and Engineering Fair at East Central University are Cindy Leach, Sherri Collins, Jack Wiley, Jacquelynn Keeley, and Max Ross.
The Pontotec County Democratic Central Committee checkbook was taken Tuesday night from the office of Billy F. McKeel at 1122 Arlington. Police noticed the back door of the shared office building open while Lamport offices showed no sign of break in. McKeel closed the committee’s checking account and warned locals to watch for fraudulent checks. Also stolen were three briefcases including Kiwanis Club records, a tax book, and two other cases of minor value.
FE. R. Haunschild defeats Walter Gifford 714 to 461 for Ward II while Ray Stout beats Jack Bates 640 to 535 for Ward IV. 1,175 Ada residents voted as approximately 5,000 are registered. New councilmen take office May 1, replacing Drennan and Halverson. odd wards up next in cycle.
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