Eufaula fish to get a little help
Oklahoma wildlife officials begin stocking threadfin shad and Mississippi silversides in Lake Eufaula to boost sport bass populations. The two forage fish aim to provide a new food source, stimulate growth, and improve reproduction for bass and other species ahead of spawning.
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Lake Eufaula
Mississippi
Ken Johnston
Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation
Johnston
Eufaule
Enufauta
Broken Bow
Eufaula
East Central Plans Remedial Program Again
East Central School of Education will run an extensive diagnostic and remedial program for elementary students in grades 1 to 6 who have learning problems this summer. Sessions run June 10 through July 21 from 9 to 11 am. Referrals by calling 332-8000 ext 2302 or 3226.
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School of Education At
East Central
Latta High School Graduation and Schedule Notices
Latta States HS Graduation exercises will be Friday at 7 30 p m in the school auditorium Forty four seniors will receive diplomas Junior high promotion and awards will be Thursday at 7 30 p m in the high school auditorium Final exams are May 12 8 29 School dismissals 2 30 p m on the 29th Classes held May 30 Report cards distributed then Lunch served and summer vacation begins at 1 p m Memorial Day May 27
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Latta High School
Oklahoma meeting to launch Tennessee Walking Horse association
Tennessee Walking Horse breeders in Oklahoma plan a Tulsa June 1 meeting at the Trade Winds East Blue Room to form the Tennessee Walking Horse Association of Oklahoma Inc. Tulsa Charity Horse Show will follow with two Tennessee Walking Horse classes. C A Bebo and Har Jin Hayes will speak. outline of charter and breeding practices explained. There are about 55 known Oklahoma owners, trainers, and breeders. aim to promote breeding, showing, and riding.
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Tennessee
Tulsa
Blue Room
Tennessee Walking Horse Association of Oklahoma, Inc
C. A. Bebo
Shelby-ville
Tenn
Tennessee Walking Horse Trainers Association, Inc
Har- Jin Hayes
Lewisburg
Tennessee Walking Horse Breeders Association of America
Oklahoma
Tennessee Walking Horse
Middle Basin
Tennessee Walking Horse Breeder's Association
Former Atlan To Research Animal Cancer
Pr Rolan Decker, former Ada resident and Southwestern State faculty member, will join Southwestern colleague Dr Stuart Burchett for alternating summers at the Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation Ardmore. They will study cancer in animals using a fluorescence spectropharometer to monitor ribosome changes after exposure to cancer agents.
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Rolan Decker
Ada
Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation
Ardmore
Decker
Southwestern State
Southwestern
Stuart Burchett
OSU
Purdue University
City
W. J. Decker
W. D. Decker
Pecan Growers Publish Insect and Disease Guide
Oklahoma pecan growers receive a new color booklet by George Hedger from the Noble Foundation Ardmore detailing pests and diseases with photo aids. The Southern Oklahoma Pecan Growers Association led by Charles Griffith notes the booklet supports both small and large operations and will be sold for 2 dollars to the public after members receive copies.
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Oklahoma
George Hedger
Noble Foundation
Ardmore
Hedger
Southern
Charles Griffith
Association
Katherine Pinkston
Southern Oklahoma Pecan Growers’ Association
Tiverton
Okla
Take Me To The Waters Baptism At Lake Creek Ada Church Of God
Ada Church Of God In Christ members gathered at Lake Creek overflow from the Ada Reservoir to perform baptism in a rustic setting. Rev James Moore conducted the service along the stream crossing SH 399, baptizing several worshippers in the traditional manner.
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Ada Church of God In Christ
Lake Creek
Ada
Paint
James Moore
China alarmed by wheat smut shipments to Peking
Washington reports say American wheat tainted with wheat smut spores was sent to China last year because USDA lacked clear knowledge of China's sanitary rules. Richard E. Beil notes a U S delegation in Peking will discuss controls and future avoidance, while officials say the disease is not humans threatening but could affect China's crop. The extent of affected shipments remains unofficial.
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Washington
People’s Republic of China
Agriculture Department
Richard E. Beil
U.S
Peking
USDA
China
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