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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1971

Page

16

Liquor by the Drink Debate Hits Midwest States

Oklahoma dry forces seek to invalidate signatures for a statewide vote on liquor by the drink while Kansas remains quiet but vigilant. Texas reports strong revenue from mixed drinks, and Kansas groups shift from a ballot amendment to legislative effort to legalize sales by the drink.

Associated Press Topeka Kan Texas Kansas Oklahoma Tulsa Muskogee Garfield Cleveland Kay Comanche Kansas United Longhornsstate Humphreys Oklahomans For Modern Alcoholic Beverage Control, Inc Drys Kansas United Drys Midwest Carri Nation Taylor Glen Dickinson Mission Hank Parkinson Wichita Parkingson KMABC Norman Gaar R-Westwood

Teacher Tests Scheduled For November Nearing Deadline

Prospective teachers must register for the National Examinations at East Central on November 13. Registrations must reach Educational Testing Service in Princeton by October 21. Contact Dr. Gerald Boggs test director in Room 307E for information and forms or write to ETS Box 311 Princeton NJ 08540.

East Central Educational Testing Service Princeton New Jersey Gerald Boggs Dr. Boggs Room National Teacher Examinations Boxail

East Central History Highlighted by East Central State College Expert

Members of the Pontotoc County Historical and Genealogical Society met at Mrs. HasKarl’s home to hear Tom Wood of East Central State College recount the college history from 1909 as a normal school to its current status. He named Robert S. Kerr and Ernest McFarland as early Congressmen, noted presidents Briles through Wagner, and described programs from nursing to ROTC. A Kerr Foundation gift aims to fund half the Ada Reed Hemler monument project, with the Society funding materials and freight, plus a bake sale to finish financing the market commemorating Ada’s namesake.

Pontotoc County Historical and Genealogical Society Robert Hasskarl Tom Wood East Central State College Mattie Logsdon East Central Robert S. Kerr Ernest McFarland Congress Briles East Ada Reed Hemler Gifford Monument Co Gifford Ada Betty Denny Kitty Crawford

East Central Receives Federal Work Study Grant

The U S Office of Education approves a 4056 grant to East Central State College supplementing federal funds for the work-study program. The announcement comes from the office of Speaker Carl Albert.

U.S. Office of Education East Central State College Carl Albert House

Cherokees Help People With Charcoal Business

In Bull Hollow Oklahoma a Cherokee leader oversees Cherokee Forest Industries sending five charcoal trucks weekly to Branson Missouri. About 50 Cherokees earn 75 to 125 dollars weekly, as poverty and low income mark the local tribes. Federal aid limitations due to lack of reservations hinder employment programs.

Bull Hollow Okla Oklahoma Delaware County Branson Characoal Delaware Cherokee Adair CFI Leach Cherokee Forest Industries Oklahomans For Indian Opportunity

East Central Students Named To Who's Who 1971 72

East Central selects 33 students for Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities honoring scholastic ability and extracurriculars. Notable names include Angela Ables Ada and Judy Candler Cushing. Cherokee Forest Industries expands charcoal operation in Delaware County with 18 kilns planned, creating jobs for Cherokees and profits for Kenwood and Cherokee Nation.

East Central

Ada School-Community Council Starts New Year

The Ada School-Community Council held the first meeting of the year at Ada High School to strengthen links between school personnel and residents. Officers elected for 71-72 include Audrey Potter as chair and Mary Beth Myers as vice-chair.

Community Council Ada School-Community Council Ada High School Ada Audrey Potter Mary Beth Myers Bettye Carmichael Pat Bonar Potter Glen Carrol Dicus Jimmie Anne German Elva Seaton C. L. Robberson Hayes Jacqueline Shipley Collette Swearingen Tommy Oliver Willard Betha Whittle Mary Gail Stephens Ada Junior High John Plurtlee Washington Bertha Wenzel Hill Skelton

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