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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1970

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Wildlife Department Prepares For Strong Quail Season

The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation is actively preparing for a successful quail season by planting 300,000 acres of private land with Korean lespedeza and dedicating about 10 percent of public hunting areas to food plots. The agency also offers habitat-improvement guidance to landowners, with ASC funding covering up to 70 percent of costs.

Wildlife Department Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service ASC Department of Wildlife Conservation Copelin

Rock Festival Cancelled For Lack Of Life

A planned Oklahoma Musical Arts Festival in Wintersmith Park was canceled after the park board rejected the event due to no sponsoring group. A resident offered six acres in Pickett for the gathering, but opposition led to withdrawal of that offer, leaving the festival indefinitely postponed.

Wintersmith Park Park Board Pickett

Latta School Sets Dates for Commencement Events

Latta School schedules baccalaureate Sunday at 7 30 p m in the high school auditorium with Rev Sunny Stuart and Rev Charles McCasky assisting. Commencement for seniors Thursday at 7 30 p m, ninth grade promotion Tuesday at 7 30, and awards assembly Wednesday at 10 a m. Valedictorian Ricky Newton GPA 4 0 will attend Ohio University. salutatorian Norman Standfield GPA 3 74 will attend East Central. Graduates listed include Ricky Newton and many others.

Latta Sunny Stuart Morris Memorial Baptist Church Charles McCasky Cumberland Presbyterian Church of Ricky Newton Ricky O.U Norman Standfield Norman East Central Peary Lee Allen Joe Brian Blansett Leonard Lee Delozier Jim Hart Foist LaDon Lantz Kenneth R. Lewis Arlis Martin Ray Moss Clay Nelson McSwain Ricky D. Newton Ricky Nickell Darrel Richardson Bill Bob Ross Terry Ray Shortes Darla Sue Abbott Rita Sue Ballard Kathy Bolin Donna Bowers Julia Bryant Pam Cassady Kite Lyn Cecil Rebecca Cooper Vicky Christian Frances Forehand Shirley Green Elaine Johnson Denise Regale Jones Faye Laxton Stephany CloDean Margarette Leader Carol Mayberry Glenda McGuire Becky Newland Linda Carol Oliver Lou Anne Orebaugh Terry Pettigrew Debby Posey Carol Jane Price Martha Richard Annie Juanita Roach Monnie Rhynes Allison Carla Smith Bates Vickie Jo Stilwell Gloria Jean Teel Karen Wotfard

National Legion Chief to Speak at Ada Banquet

Milton Patrick national commander of the American Legion will address Ada May 20 at the 16th anniversary banquet for McCall's Chapel School. The event at East Central Student Union Building costs 1.75 and serves as a facility expense fundraiser. Patrick will tour the school before speaking. tickets from Oakman 332-1920 or Mrs. George K. Stephens 332-3633.

Milton Patrick Patrick Ada McCall’s Chapel McCall's Chapel School Oakman George K. Stephens

Revised beef shortage forecast questioned by Missouri experts

SPICKARD Mo AP a national beef shortage by 1975 was forecast but a new Agriculture Department report questions data used. University of Missouri researchers cite cross breeding to boost meat yield at lower cost with improved carcass quality for consumers and producers.

Spickard Missouri House Agriculture Department Donald Seaborg Seaborg Larkin Langford University of Missouri College of Agriculture North Research Center Umer Langford Greenfield North Center

American Legion Auxiliary Poppy Day Saturday in Ada

The American Legion Auxiliary sponsors Poppy Day in downtown Ada this Saturday with a proclamation by Mayor Bob Forrest. Mrs. Herschel Cleere leads the unit with Mrs. Bertice Statzer as chair. Contributions go to veteran hospitals. last year’s total was about 400 dollars.

Ada American Legion Auxiliary Bob Forrest Herschel Cleere Bertice Statzer Cleere

Police Study Burglary At Marion Fenton Pontiac

Officers investigate a weekend burglary at Marion Fenton Pontiac 315 E Main. About 1500 dollars in cash and uncashed checks were stolen from a desk drawer in the office including 304.46 dollars in cash.

Marion Fenton Pontiac E. Main

Graduation events set for Roff School Tuesday

Roff School plans baccalaureate on Sunday at 11 a.m. in the grade school auditorium with Rev. Ed Kilpatrick delivering the sermon. Tuesday features main address by Stanley Sayers at 8 p.m. diplomas to be presented by Bill Gerth and Virgil Medlock. Graduating seniors include James Edward Butler and others. special music by school choirs.

Roff Ed Kilpatrick First United Methodist Church of James Kirk Pentecostal Holiness Church of Denis Tate First Baptist Church of Stanley Sayers Northside Church of Christ of Duncan Susan Smith Kelly Charlotte Naoma Morrison Rita Roberson Mamie Wilson Virgil Medlock Bill Gerth Charles McCaskey Lotta Cumberland Presbyterian Church Kilpatrick Myrtle Farmer Jessie Belle DeMoss James Edward Butler Charlotte Kay Laxton Doris Jean Chambers Verita Jo Courtney Pamelia Marie Tully Rosetta Hunt

Bartlett Declares Environmental Awareness Day in Oklahoma

Gov. Dewey Bartlett designates May 16 as Environmental Awareness Day to strengthen Oklahoma environmental programs. Oklahoma agencies schools clubs and civic groups are urged to participate with statewide department support including trash hauling safety cleanups and wildlife habitat work. Co chairs in each county are extension directors and Keep America Beautiful leaders. contact county offices or the Wildlife Department for details.

Oklahoma Dewey Bartlett Copelin Department Keep America Keep America Beautiful Information Education Division Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation N. Lincoln Oklahoma City

Motorcycle Crash Injures Ada Men Near 14th and Mississippi

Two Ada men, James Doyle age 19 and Mickey Melton 18, were hospitalized in fair condition after their motorcycle collided with Sally Ann Sanford’s car at 14th and Mississippi. The crash occurred at 10 43 p.m. Sanford faced no charges. The same day Deborah Bolinger admitted fault in a separate incident, surrendering $20 bond.

14Th Mississippi James Allen Doyle N. Francis Mickey Gene Melton Ada Doyle Valley View Hospital Sally Ann Sanford College Apartments Deborah L. Bolinger Atwood S. Center Charles Ray Calhoun Seminole

Ranchers Plant Bermuda Grass in Pontotoc County Fields

Farmers and ranchers in Pontotoc County are planting extensive Bermuda grass this year. Names include Virl Loman 20 acres W H Mills 60 acres Walter Woolley Jr 45 acres Hollis Gallup 210 acres and Del Bumpers 17 acres. Bud Jones applied ammonium nitrate to all grass and expects ample cattle forage.

Pontotoc County Ralph Harkins

Ada Boys Club Head Survives Gulf Near-Death Incident

Ada Boys Club director Paul Quirk is recovering in a Galveston hospital after a near drowning in the Gulf of Mexico. Quirk was rescued by two nearby boys after an undercurrent pulled him underwater. doctors say he likely would have died without aid. He suffered a collapsed lung and was to stay in the hospital for a week or more.

Paul Quirk Ada Boys’ Club Galveston Gulf of Mexico Ken Johnson Quirk Johnson McAlester

Class In Health Occupations To Be Held At Byng

A junior and senior health occupations class opens June 1 at Byng School offering 30 health related occupations including doctor’s aide and nurse’s aide training. The program runs three hours theory and three hours practice, runs through August 1 for Pontotoc County students and former students may re enroll. Contact Mrs Abbott at 332 4282 for enrollment details.

Byng Byng School Pontotoc County Supt. of Marvin W. Stokes

Oklahoma college leaders briefed by governor on campus safety

Dr. Stanley Wagner said the five hour meeting with Gov. Dewey Bartlett at the Oklahoma City mansion clarified emergency procedures for campuses. Officials emphasized handling issues locally unless an emergency arises, with police and National Guard under state control only in extreme cases.

Oklahoma Dewey Bartlett Governor's Mansion Oklahoma City Stanley Wagner East Central State College Bartlett Wagner L. E. Weber Carl Tyler Crime Bureau Bob Lester Garland Godfrey Central State College Central State U.S Cambodia Kent Associated Press National Guard

Grandson of Adan Honored at Seminary Award

Carl L. Fulton grandson of Mr and Mrs Lee Parker 914 W 9th was honored at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Fort Worth Texas He a Master of Divinity student received the Stella P Ross Memorial Award for outstanding scholastic record and conduct Fulton is son of Mrs Joyce Fulton Norman

Carl L. Fulton Lee Parker W. 9Th Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Fort Worth Tex Fulton Stella P. Ross Joyce Fulton Norman

Also Mentioned on This Page

Frisco County Buck Daniels Coy Byrd Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conser Latta School National Legion Lindsay P. H. Allen American Legion Roff School Farrell Copelin Kenneth Roberson Jackson G. Cornish Billy M. Choate Velma L. Griffith Haskell E. Tarpley Norman W. Thomas Patricia L. DuFour Betty L. Moody Orie A. Nida Jerry D. Skelton Vernal Burl Bermuda By Kenneth Yoakum Dog House Heloise Manning C. B. Larman Carl Morse Wiley Webster Wiley Soil Conservation Service Ada Boys Club Kathy Dr. Wagner Adan
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