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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1966

Page

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Cattlemen Fund Backing State Cattle Evaluation Center

The Oklahoma Cattlemen's Association voted to underwrite 50 000 dollars for an Oklahoma State University live beef cattle evaluation center. The project aims to speed up beef herd improvement by evaluating live animals in minutes, replacing months of traditional slaughter based assessment.

Oklahoma Cattlemen’s Association Oklahoma State University Association Duncan Animal Science Department Oklahoma State T. Stuart Jr Oklahoma City Richard Walden Guyman Fox Wood III Spiro Walter Woolley Jr Ada

Byng High Receives Mu Alpha Theta Charter

Byng High School in Norman receives a Mu Alpha Theta charter from national secretary treasurer Dr. Harold V. Huneke of the University of Oklahoma. Membership requires strong math coursework and high grades, with the club emphasizing nonclassroom math activities.

Norman—Byng High School Mu Alpha Theta International High School Harold V. Huneke University of Oklahoma Huneke Canada England Switzerland Japan Mexico Puerto Rico Canal Zone Guantanamo Bay Cuba Mathematical Association of America James Shockley Eugene Hobbs University of Notre Dame Byng High School Wesley L. Sullivan Jerry N. Jones Herschel J. Roberts Bill P. Hallam Jesse G. Sullivan Donna G. Coon Karen T. Phillips Cathy V. Hutchins Sandra A. Lance Ensie Watts

Ada City Council Approves Closing Block on Francis

Ada Okays closing the Francis block between Main and 12th after a planning commission recommendation. The Baptist and Methodist churches favor the move for parking on the west side. The council also tabled action on opening Stockton between Main and 10th and referred the issue to planning and zoning for study. Additional notes covered railroad scale upgrades and potential station leasing.

Planning and Zoning Commission Stockton Main 10Th Bob Fuller Frisco Broadway Townsend

Ada Board Ignoring Some Rulings, Acting On Others

The Ada Board of Education voted to follow one state attorney general ruling on Bible reading and school prayer but to ignore another regarding denominational use of school property. The district will deny a Jehovah’s Witnesses convention in the junior high auditorium while permitting St. Joseph School to participate in physical education and remedial reading programs with Ada students. The board also discussed desegregation progress and approved football ticket sharing with St. Joseph pupils.

Ada Board of Education Rex C. Morrison State Superintendent of Education Oliver Hodge Morrison Jehovah's Witnesses Department of Health, Educational and Welfare Ada Charles P. Priesing St. Joseph School Fly St. J St. Joseph Sam Bush Myrtle Riddle Ted Archer Carolyn Riggs Hayes School

Nabors Learns F-100 As Viet Combat Pilot

Ada airman Maj. Nabors reports the F-100 Super Sabre remains vital in Vietnam after 12 years in Air Force service. He flew 31 missions with the 7th Air Force, praising the jet for its firepower and versatility in supporting American and South Vietnamese troops, including napalm and high explosive missions.

Nabors Maj J. C. Nabors Air Force Vietnam Maj. Nabors Adan Nabors Lee Nabors East 4Th U.S Susan Margo Ada High School Air Force Weapons School Las Vegas 7Th Air Force Ada South Vietnam

Stratford Chapter Excels at Oklahoma State Fair

Stratford High School students and FFA members showcased Berkshire barrows at the Oklahoma State Fair. David Barrett exhibited the Grand Champion Berkshire boar and Reserve Champion mature Berkshire. Leslie Wood exhibited the Junior Champion and Grand Champion Berkshire boar. Other placings included Poland Barrows and Yorkshire Barrows entries with multiple top finishes by Freddie Shivers Lynn Pearce Johnnie English and others.

David Barrett Stratford High School Berkshire Leslie Wood Stratford Stratford Ffa Poland Barrows Kenneth Jackson Freddie Shivers Mike Hughes Duvoc Barrows Lynn Pearce Johnnie English Ronnie Drake Chester Barrows Roy Bowman Gary Oliver Larry Bowman Berkshire Barrows Yorkshire Barrow

Livestock Show Planned in County This Spring

A countywide junior livestock show is planned by H and FFA for spring marking the return of such an event since the late 1940s. Twenty two steers weighing 360 to 610 pounds were weighed Saturday and will compete in steer divisions along with a market hog division and heifer classes.

FFA

Goose Season Opens Soon In Oklahoma

Oklahoma goose season begins Friday October 7 and runs in two parts through January 15 total 75 days with a five geese daily limit. Eastern hunters get the first portion to chase blue and snow geese migrating through the state. Wildlife officials anticipate a strong season after a good spring hatch.

Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation Gulf Coast Charles Gilliam Fort Gibson Are

Trainee to Lead Extension Duties in Pauls Valley

Sheila Bilyeu 22 of Freedom Oklahoma completes a weeklong training at the local extension office as a future Garvin County assistant home demonstration agent. A recent Oklahoma State University graduate with training in Cleveland and Grady counties, she will assume her official duties in Pauls Valley next week.

Garvin County Pauls Valley Sheila Bilyeu Freedom Okla Oklahoma State University Cleveland Grady Pretty Woods County

Highway Signs Make Expensive Target Practice

State Highway Department officials warn that vandalism and shootings destroying traffic signs cost taxpayers thousands yearly. Chief Wayne Lillard notes signs suffer rapid damage after installation, with stop signs costing 8.72 dollars in materials and large interstate markers priced around 350 dollars, excluding labor and posts.

George Gurley Traffic Control Department of Division Three State Highway Department Wayne Lillard

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Cattlemen's Association Gerald Hardwick Holdenville Joe Hathoot Idabel H.C. Hitch, Jr M. A. Jeffrey el Reno Ed Ketchum Long & Baumann Rush Springs National Commission Co Eugene Perdue Kingfisher Leo Roberts Ardmore Wayne Rowe Sr Wayne Rowe Jr Lawton Jane Norton People’s Electric Company G. W. Crosson Wanda Robbins Gladys Smith Shelia Bilyeu Byng Mathematics Club Council Okays Herman Landrith North Ada Fuller Albert Trice Jim Baze 16Th Street Ike Dale Hougas W. L. Knickmeyer Charles Harter
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