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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1970

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Banquet Tickets On Sale For Lab Honor Event At ECSC

Tickets priced 2.50 cover a dinner at 7 p.m. in East Central State College Student Union ballroom honoring Lab Tickets On Sale For Banquet In Honor Of Lab David D Dominick commissioner of the Federal Water Quality Administration. U S Senator Henry Belrton travels with Dominick. Tiger Stage Band will entertain under Don Gant. Dominick's career spans law and water resource policy.

David D. Dominick Sioner Federal Water Quality Administration Robert S. Kerr Water Research Center East Central State College Chamber of Commerce Shipe’s Bryan's Corner Drug First National Bank U. S Henry Belrton Dominick Tiger Don Gant Ada Cody Wyoming Connecticut Yale University University of Colorado School of Law Clifford P. Hansen Washington

Railroads Extend Strike Deadline Five Days

Negotiators for the railroad industry and four AFL-CIO unions continued wage talks after unions postponed the nationwide strike deadline for five days at a government request. Assistant Secretary W. Willard Usery urged hard bargaining to avert government intervention, saying the delay benefits unions, workers, railroads, and the nation as a whole. The new deadline moved from 12:01 a.m. today to 3:01 a.m. Monday.

Washington Afl-Cio W. d. Usery Usery

Tulsa 4-H Horse Show Focuses On Pride Of Ownership

Tulsa 4 H and FFA riders aged 9 to 19 compete at the National Finals of the 4 H and FPA Light Horse and Pony Show during the Tulsa State Fair. The event emphasizes grooming showmanship and rider skill over horse pedigree, with a Bell Buckle prize and five classes split into three groups. Entries close September 23 with finals set for October 10 at 9:00 AM in the North Horse Arena.

FFA The Young North Horse Arcana

Community Chest Drive Kicks Off With Picnic and Canvass

The Ada Community Chest announces the 1970 drive with a kickoff picnic Thursday at 5 30 p.m. hosted by Ralph F. Smith and co chairs Heard Broadrick and Frank Jaques at Little Blue Ranch north of Connerville. Thirty volunteer solicitors begin advance gifts while canvassing runs Thursday through September 23. Dr. Stanley Wagner, drive chairman, introduces seven agencies including the American Red Cross joining Camp Fire Girls Boy Scouts Salvation Army Ada Boys Club Ada Summer Playground Association and USO. The general drive starts September 30 with a kickoff banquet September 29 at 7 30 p.m. in East Central Student Union ballroom. The goal is 95000 to be allocated under the Chest supervision with completion targeted by October 15.

Advance Gifts Committee Little Blue Ranch Connerville Ralph F. Smith Heard Broadrick Frank Jaques Advance Gifts Division Stanley Wagner Community Chest American Red Cross Red Cross Camp Fire Girls Boy Scouts Salvation Army Ada Boys Club Ada Summer United Service Organization Ada Commounity Chest Wagner East Central Student Union

Student tickets for OC Symphony offered at ten dollars

Special season tickets for Oklahoma City Symphony are available to students at the rate of ten dollars for the season. Only two tickets may be sold to each person. September 20 is the final day for student tickets for the 1970 71 season. Contact Robert W Kaebnieck chair of East Kaelonick Music at the Horace Mann Building office or at his residence after 4 30 pm.

Oklahoma City Symphony Robert W. Kaebnieck Department of Music East Central State College Kaeonick Horace Mann

City Council Debates Plastic Pipe in Ada Plumbing Code

Ada City Council discussed plastic pipe for the plumbing code at a Tuesday meeting with a public hearing, authorizing drafting of a basic ordinance for the next session. Public input favored and opposed plastic piping, with managers proposing limits and routes and noting state and federal standards and funds influence.

City Council Jim Cook Cook Oklahoma Health Department Kenneth Lancaster Jerry DeWalt DeWalt B. F. Lancaster Bowie Ballard Ford Service Chevrolet Meaders International Truck Co N. Mississippi Enoch Chapman Ada Im

Sooner deer hunt areas open for special fall season

Oklahoma announces several special deer hunting areas for fall 1970. Applicants must mail forms to the Wildlife Department by Sept 30, 1970, show license numbers or exceptions, and may apply for only one area with landowner permission where required. Areas include Archery Muskogee County McAlister Naval Ammunition Depot Washington County Wister Refuge Hulah Refuge Gun Season Salt Plains Refuge McAlester Naval Ammunition Depot and Okmulgee Game Management Area with varying dates and permit limits.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation N. Lincoln Ares Muskogee County Mcalister Naval Ammunition Depot U.S Washington County Wister Bucks Hula Salt Plains Mcalester Naval Ammunition Depot U. S Okmulgee Game Management Area

Surplus Food Donated To Needy Families Across Nation

Washington AP reports over 16 billion pounds of farm produced food donated to needy families schools and institutions in the nine months ending March 1970, up from a year earlier. About 11 million people benefited, with 6.9 million receiving food stamps and the rest aided by commodity distribution. Food donations valued near 380 million dollars, amid a shift toward food stamp programs in most counties. Several counties still lacked food program plans as of September 1.

Washington Agriculture Department Niven Jy Rena Rants

Winrock Man Judges At State Fair In Wyoming

Douglas Wyoming September 1 1970 Special The Wyoming State Fair at Douglas hosted the first Register of Merit Hereford Show of the 1970 71 season and the first ROM show in Wyoming. Judge Bob Felton of Winrock Farms Sulphur OK presided over Aug 28 29 entries from six states. OK Ranch Kansas exhibited champion ball OK Lucky Lad 9213 top spring yearling. Lucky Lad 11E8 sired by CK ComFlower Wi. Reserve to WH Astronomer P79 shown by Wygarner Herefords Nebraska. FI Booster 4406 sire of reserve and Wil Lady Dr Onn T1857 dam. Champion female from Alfred and Ferrell Meeks Upstream Ranch Nebraska Lady Dundy 592. Meeks entries took four of five female classes and three of the winners including champion were bred by Golden Heal 72. Reserve female champion was Royal Queen WHR 1D shown by Wyoming Hereford Ranch. WHR also won pairs of yearlings head best to head and get of sire with get of Royal Lamplighter.

Douglas Wyoming Specia Wyoming Douglas Bob Felton Winrock Farms Sulphur Okla OK Ranch Brookville Kans CK ComFlower Wi Warganer Herefords Henry FI Booster Wyoming Hereford Ranch Cheyenne

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Pontotoc County Cc. F. Taylor Ratt Lab Tulsa Portotoc County Community Chest Fund Drive OC Symphony George FE. Gurley Wells Byrd’s Mill Spring Howard-Thompson Creekview Bowling Mississippi H. D. Hall Airport Commission Hall Ada Public Works Authority Homer Farmers Home Administration Manger Hammon Heights Sooners Oklahoma Lakes Hulah U. S. Army Corps of Engineers Wildlife Department Joe Ellis Nebraska Sioux County Colorado Jackson and Pitki Counties Kansas Harvey, Rice, Scalt and Seward Lopisians Plaquetsines Parish Winrock Man
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