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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1970

Page

9

Banquet Honoring Lab Director Dominick At East Central

Tickets go on sale for the Robert S Kerr Water Research Center Appreciation Banquet honoring Lab David D Dominick commissioner of the Federal Water Quality Administration. U S Senator Henry Bellman will attend with Dominick. Tiger Stage Band will perform at 7 p m in the East Central State College Student Union ballroom. Tickets cost 2 50 and are available at the Chamber of Commerce Shipe’s Bryan’s Corner Drug and First National Bank. Dominick, a Yale graduate and former Marine, helped advocate national mineral development policy.

David D. Dominick 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 Bellman Dominick Tiger Don Gant Ada Cody Wyoming Connecticut Yale University University of Colorado School of Law Clifford P. Hansen Wyoming Washington

Railroads Extend Strike Deadline For Five Days

Negotiators for the railroad industry and four AFL-CIO unions kept wage talks alive after the nationwide strike deadline was postponed five days at government request. Assistant Secretary of Labor W J Usery urged hard bargaining to avert government intervention and a crippling strike affecting 500000 workers. The deadline was moved from 12:01 a.m. today to 12:01 a.m. Monday.

Washington Afl-Cio W. J. Usery Usery

Tulsa 4-H Horse Show Highlights Pride Of Ownership

The National Finals of the 4 H and FFA Light Horse and Pony Show at the Tulsa State Fair emphasizes pride in grooming and effort over horse quality. Riders aged 9 to 19 compete in five classes across three age groups, with a National Championship Belt Buckle awarded to top entrants. Entries close September 23 with the event set for October 10 at 9:00 A.M. in the North Horse Arena.

4-H FFA U. S North Horse

Community Chest Drive Kicks Off With Picnic Plans

The Ada Community Chest announces a kickoff for the 1970 drive with an advance gifts picnic at Little Blue Ranch on Thursday at 6 30 p.m. host Ralph F Smith and co chairs Heard Broadrick and Frank Jaques. Thirty volunteers begin canvassing with a goal of 851000 and a drive to end by October 15 with Dr Stanley Wagner leading as chairman.

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 Community Chest Wagner East Central Student Union

Student Tickets Offer For OC Symphony Season

Special season tickets for the Oklahoma City Symphony are offered to students at $10 for the 1970-71 season. Only two tickets per person. Final day to purchase is September 20. Contact Robert W Kaebnick, chairman of the Music Department, East Kaebnick, Horace Mann Building office or after 4:30 p.m. at his residence.

Oklahoma City Symphony Robert W. Kaebnick Department of East Central State College Kaebnick Horace Mann

Ada City Council weighs plastic pipe in plumbing code

The Ada City Council held a public hearing on adding plastic pipe to the city plumbing code. No final action. a basic ordinance will be drafted for the next meeting as councilors plan further discussion and consider exemptions for private construction.

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 Farmers Home Administration Hammon Heights

Sooner Deer Hunt Areas Open For 1970 Applications

Oklahoma residents may apply by mail from Sept 1 to 30 1970 for special fall deer seasons. Areas include Archery Muskogee County MCA Ester Naval Ammunition Depot and several refuges with limited permits. Applicants must meet age and citizenship rules and may designate one area with landowner permission where required.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation N. Lincoln Muskogee County MCA_ESTER NAVAL AMMUNITION DEPOT U. S Washington County Wister Bucks Hulah Salt Plains Mcalester Naval Ammunition Depot Nmuskcogee County Okmulgee Game Management Area

Hereford Show Opens State Fair at Douglas Wyoming

Nearly 200 entries from 29 exhibitors across six states competed at the Wyoming State Fair in Douglas for the ROM Hereford Show. Judge Bob Felton of Winrock Farms oversaw Aug 28–29 as Alfred and Ferrell Meeks’ Upstream Ranch dominated the female classes winning champion Lady Dund y 532 and multiple other titles while CK Ranch claimed the top spring yearling CK Lucky Lad 9213. Royal Queen WHR 11 earned reserve female honors under Wyoming Hereford Ranch’s entry with strong showings in multiple classes.

Douglas Wyoming Wyoming Douglas Bob Felton Winrock Farms Sulphur Okla CK Ranch Brookville Kans Taylor Neb Dundy Meekses Golden Beal Wyoming Hereford Ranch Cheyenne WHR

Surplus Food Donated to Needy Families Nationwide

Washington AP reports 1.6 billion pounds of farm surplus food donated in nine months of the last fiscal year July 1 1969 to March 1970 to needy families schools and institutions. The program shift toward food stamps spans counties with eleven counties still lacking plans as of Sept 1 and overall donations valued near 380 million dollars.

Washington Agriculture Department Department Nixon Pennsylvania Adams Coun

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