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Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1970

Page

9

Festus to headline State Fair of Oklahoma Rodeo

Western star Ken Curtis known as Festus from Gunsmoke will perform at all seven shows of the State Fair of Oklahoma Championship Rodeo October 1 through 4 in Oklahoma City. Joanie and the Frontiersmen join Festus as part of the event, which features top cowboys and $21,000 in prize money.

Ken Curtis Festus Oklahoma Oklahoma City Joanie The Frontiersmen Syracuse New York Amusement Business

Parents Honor Jennifer Reeves With Big Party

Miss Jennifer Jo Reeves celebrated her first birthday with a family gathering at Byng. Attending were her parents Mr and Mrs Steven A Reeves and a large group of grandparents great grandparents aunts uncles and cousins from Ada Choctaw and nearby areas. A yellow decorated cake was served to attendees.

Jennifer Jo Reeves Steven A. Reeves Byng Kenneth Vogt Eva Reeves Marie Christian John Vogt Daisy Jackson John Johnson Jim Vogt Jimmy Joe Troy David Reeves Kenny David Jeffrey Vogt Mark Sweeney Glen Owens Lynn Ada Ronnie Johnson Scottie

Work Begins On Portion Of State Highway

A work order has been issued for construction on a 2.64 mile section of SH 1 from Monte Vista eastward. The project will widen the highway and resurface it with asphaltic concrete.

Monte Vista

Oklahoma Elk Hunt Set for Wichita Mountains Refuge

Oklahoma officials announce a special elk hunt at Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge with 108 permits issued by drawing for three 3 day hunts in December. Residents 18 and older with a license may apply. elk sales tax and non transferrable permits apply. hunt dates run December 1 2 3 and 8 9 10 and 15 16 17 1970.

Oklahoma City Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation Federal Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife Wichita Mountains Oklahoma Wildlife Department N. Lincoln

Special Report Soon To Be Forthcoming On Grain Damage

Washington AP The Agriculture Department will issue an Oct. special report on this year's blight damaged corn crop to clarify feed availability for livestock this winter. A state breakdown is unlikely, with a national estimate most probable. The Oct. 2 report aims to update 1970 production amid drought and leaf blight concerns.

Washington Agriculture Department Harry C. Trelogan Statistical Reporting Service Department Clifford M. Harding

Oklahoma Conservation Award Winners Named

Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation picks top honors at the Conservation Achievement Awards. Fisheries Division named Conservation Organization of the Year for aiding striped bass spawn at Keystone Reservoir. L. Honeyman receives Wildlife Conservationist of the Year for promoting Oklahoma wildlife. Other winners include Glenn Titus and Tommye Thompson, with more regional honorees named. All winners advance to national awards consideration.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation Fisheries Divison Honeyman Glencoe Game Ranger Oklahoma Wildlife Federation National Wildlife Federation John Zink Foundation Tulsa Keystone Ken Johnston Southwest Oklahoma Glenn Titus The Daily Oklahoman Oklahoma City Times Tommye Thompson Yale L.J . van Horn Southwestern State College Jerome Sykora Stillwater Raymond Watson Forgan Boyd Robbins Dewey

Federation chief seeks U S copyright protection expansion

In Houston AP reports the AFM president told delegates the union has petitioned the State Department to include sound recordings among works protected by the Universal Copyright Convention.

Houston, Tex American Federation of Musicians AFM State Department

Three Ardmore Men Plead Guilty in Pot Case

Three young Ardmore men charged with marijuana possession in a cache found in Wintersmith Park in March changed pleas from innocent to guilty in District Court Friday. Larry David Lewis Gregory Rich Shirey and Leonard John Woodruff pled guilty and a pre-sentencing investigation was ordered with sentencing set for November 5. They were arrested March 25 when police recovered a quantity of marijuana from the cache in the park.

Ardmore Wintersmith Park Larry David Lewis Gregory Rich Shirey Leonard John Woodruff

Ada WEEKLY invites Thanksgiving recipe submissions

The Ada WEEKLY News seeks readers to submit personal Thanksgiving recipes for the Kuntry Korner feature running Oct 29 to Nov 25. Include a title, ingredients, and directions. Recipes may be from any dish type and must bear the contributor’s name and community, typewritten or inked, addressed to Ada WEEKLY News, Ada Oklahoma, by Oct 19.

Ada Weekly News Ada Oklahoma

Luna 16 Moon Rocks Set for Kazakhstan Landing

Tass reports Luna 16 rocket with moon rocks will land Thursday in Kazakhstan. All onboard systems are functioning normally, ending speculation of splashdown in the Indian Ocean.

Moscow Soviet Union Kazakhstan Tass Indian Ocean

Logan County Farmer Named Oklahoma's Rancher of the Year

Elmer Downey a Logan County farmer received the 1970 Oklahoma Farmer Rancher of the Year honor in a ceremony at the State Fair on Sunday September 27. He and his wife earned a trophy and an all expenses paid trip to the International Livestock Exposition hosted by WKY Radio and Television. Downey grew from a 100 acre start to 2000 owned and 1000 rented acres, with 500 crop acres under rotation and a 125 head Hereford herd, emphasizing conservation with many ponds pastures and planting.

Elmer Downey Logan County Downey WKY Norman Bagwell Payne County Coyle Francis Zawisza Downeys Jo Ann Oklahoma State University Memers Logan County Soil and Water Conservation District Board Logan County Cattlemen’s Association Logan County Farm Bureau St. Mary’s Catholic Church Guthrie Oklahoma Farmer-Rancher Oklahoma

Two State Agencies Will Discuss Tourism

Oklahoma Industrial Development and Park Department tourism division joins OSU Extension Service to promote in-state tourism through seminars clinics and programs across Oklahoma counties. Wisconsin specialist Paul Czarniecki leads efforts to educate local service and tourist businesses about attractions for both in-state and out-of-state visitors. The program aims to shape a shared state image with residents acting as ambassadors.

Oklahoma Industrial Development and Park Department Oklahoma State University Extension Service Ment Wisconsin OSU Extension Service Breeden Czarniecki

Cement trials eyed to boost crop yields at Purdue

A two year Purdue University study tests ordinary portland cement impact on soil texture porosity and fertility separate from lime. First year trials use two soil types and 48 cement combinations with rates from 500 to 4000 pounds per acre. Research directed by Swartzendruber and Stiver and funded by US and Canadian cement industry via the Portland Cement Association.

Purdue University West Lafayette Ind Purdue Agronomists Howard O. Gilbertson Portland Cement Association Gilbertsen Dale Swartzendruber R. K. Stiver Purdue Department of Agronomy Cement United States Canada Scie

State Planes Search For Downed Flier

Seven planes of the Oklahoma Civil Air Patrol sought a single engine Beechcraft Bonanza Debonair piloted by W R Whitley of Trenton Missouri after he reported chest pains near Gage Oklahoma while en route from Stratford Texas to Enid Oklahoma. Bernard Baker piloted another plane nearby and landed at Enid.

Woodward Okla Oklahoma Civil Air Patrol Trenton W. R. Whitley Gage Texas Stratford Tex

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Adan Mack Braly France Braly Stonewall Ottawa St. Pierre St. Lawrance Don Cook Jennifer Reeves Refuge Conservation Award Luna Earth Oklahomas Ternate Oklahoma Dairy Princess Sharon Coyle High School Cindy Logan County Farm Bureau Women’s Committee Coyle Extension Homemakers Harry Wilson S. Canadian Central
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