Pollution Arrests Hit Second in August
The State Game and Fish Department reports 131 arrests in August with pollution cases totaling 32, ranking second after fishing license violations. Fines and costs totaled 4077 and 1292.99 dollars respectively, averaging 32.26 and 10.60 per case. Pontotoc County contributed four arrests.
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State Game and Fish Department
State Fair Draws Local 4 H Youths
Pontotoc County 4 H sends five top youths to the State Fair in Oklahoma City from September 24 to October 1. The group was chosen for record books exhibits and club work and will attend the 4 H State Fair School September 26 28. Participants are Michael G Lucas Fitzhugh Roddy Calvert Byng Ronnie Rowe Vanessa Harold Davidson Fitzhugh and Gary Wright Latta. They will compete in crop horticulture poultry dairy and livestock judging and in the soil and water conservation contest. The group will depart from the county courthouse Monday morning.
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Pontotoc County
Oklahoma City
Michael G. Lucas
Fitzhugh
Roddy Calvert
Byng
Ronnie Rowe
Vaness
Harold Davidson
Gary Wright
Latta
County Agent Staff Behind Fair Making a Major Production
The county fair impressed spectators but the behind the scenes work carried by Cy Hailey, Martha Mote, Valdene Kozel, Wendell Steward, and Jewell Dyer drove success. With 771 exhibitors averaging 3 entries each, over 2000 exhibits required careful planning and paperwork, including the tricky quarter horses entries.
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Cy Hailey
Martha Mote
Valdene Kozel
Wendell Steward
Jewell Dyer
New Office Promotes Conservation Of Indian Land
The Indian Service opens the Branch of Land Operations in Ada to oversee soil conservation on restricted Indian lands in Pon totoc, Coal, Johnston and Murray Counties. Y. W. Collins and Joe A. Ragsdale are assigned to promote long term contracts, inspect farms, and help owner operators obtain ASC and FHA financing while ensuring specifications for ponds and terraces.
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Pontotoc
Coal
Johnston
Murray Counties
The
Indian Service
Branch of Land Operations
Ada
Y. W. Collins
Joe A. Ragsdale
Soil Conservation Service
Collins and Ragsdale
Collins
FHA
SCS
ASC
Collins and
Ragsdale
Lack of Feeder Space Hampers Poultry Flocks in Oklahoma
Oklahoma poultry program issue warns that inadequate feeder space reduces performance of laying hens and broilers. Alex Warren, assistant extension poultryman, discusses elbow room at the feed trough. The tip is part of a monthly series by Oklahoma A&M College and state feed manufacturers to improve management practices in poultry.
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Alex Warren
Warren
Oklahoma Poultry Program
Oklahoma A&m College
Oklahoma
Byng School as Lab for Health Education Experiment
Byng School will serve as a laboratory for a new public school health service and health education experiment. The project is a joint venture of Byng School East Central State College the state department of education and state and county health departments. The aim is to test which theories work in practice in an average public school and to gauge how far such schools can implement them. A full-time school psychiatrist is impractical. the experiment will explore feasible models.
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Byng
Edward W. James
East Central State College
Byng School
East Central
State Department of Education
Dr. James
Cpl Frederick Killed in Accident at El Toro Base
Cpl Owen W Frederick 20 son of Mr and Mrs R Onno Frederick of near Steedman was killed by a fellow sentry in an accidental shooting at El Toro Marine Air Station near Santa Ana California. Funeral services will be held in Allen High School auditorium. Born near Allen February 13 1935 he graduated Allen High School in 1953 and enlisted in July 1953. The Freddicks have another child Rickey 3.
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Cpl
Owen W. Frederick
R. Onno Frederick
Steedman
el Toro Marine Air Station
Santa Ana
Calif
Allen High School
Frederick
Allen
Marine Corps
Rickey
State Fair Tickets Reserved for County Children
About 3 500 tickets to the State Fair in Oklahoma City have been received in the office of County Superintendent Norman C Mitch ell for distribution to county school children. The tickets are valid only on Sept 30, the special school children’s day at the fair. County school officials are asked to pick up tickets at Mitchells office for children planning to attend.
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Oklahoma City
Norman C. Mitchell
Mitchell
Winning 4-H Booths Listed at Pontotoc Fair
Final placings of the 4-H club booths are announced by Assistant County Agents Wendell Steward and Waidene Kozel. Rural Division results list Center, Pickett, Galey, Union Hill, Bebee, Colbert Egypt. High school and grade division names include Fitzhugh, Vanoss, Byng, Latta, Roff, Lula, McLish, Allen.
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Pontotoc County Free Fair
Wendell Steward
Waidene Kozel
Center
Pickett
Galey
Union Hill
Bebee
Colbert Egypt
Fitzhugh
Vanoss
Byng
Latta
Roff
Lula
McLish
Allen
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Eldon Lee
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Ed Stephens
Ahloson
Highway 99
Marine Base
Roff Ffa
Bud Graves
Foy Hendrix
John Breeden
Jerry Pipes
Alvis Griffith