The Sapulpa Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 52, No. 198, Ed. 1 Monday, April 24, 1967 Page: 2 of 8
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3«pul|n lOhlo.) Herald, Monday, April 24, 1967
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Hinshaw's Offers Camper Units
Ranging From Economy To Luxury
By WYLODEAN MOONEY oppotunities for a first-class va-l Whv nni <,ui, i ,
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GETTING HORSES IN CONDITION for
•ummer is a pleasant chore when such a
wwlo variety of dressings are available.
Here, Gus Taylor, right, owner of Farmers
Feed Store, 121 N. Main, explains the use
of various preparations to Ellis Jones. Be-
> -Wife*. ' .
sides the 707 Horse Conditioner on the shelf
between the two, there is Horse Power and
Horse Glo to promote a smooth and glossy
coat for the animals. Jones hold a fly spray
preparation which is highly recommended
for horses. (Staff Photo)
First...Try to Buy It in Sapulpa?
All Aluminum
CARPORTS
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MEMORIAL HAY
Cherish the memory
of one gone with a
beautiful m 0 n ument
that is a tribute to the
deceased.
Evening Appointments
for convenience of
working couples
SAPULPA
Monument Co.
Ill E. Wells
Elvin & Ikie Mabry
BA 4-3933
Weather-Resistant
Long lasting-economical |
Complete Carport Kit s
o’;r $14050 s
Price 1 *T # p
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Aluminum Products a
321 E. Dewey tl
BA 4-3595 h
Storm Remains
From North Fell
In Dixie Stales
By United Pr**s International
A system of turbulent weatli-
By WYLODEAN MOONEY
Hinshaw’s Camper Sales, 1304
North 9th, is headquarters for
campers of all types, ranging
from the luxury type which fea-
tures indoor plumbing and foam
mattresses, to the compact un-
it for the economy-minded.
Howard Hinshaw, owner,
says the campers may be pur-
chased in colors to match or
harmonize with tiie pickup to
which it will be attached. Stand
ard campers have a decorative
band of bright-finished quilted
aluminum trim. This trim may
be ordered, instead, in color ta
match the owner's pickup — for
instance, Chevrolet blue or Ford
red.
The least expensive camper
at Hinshaw s is a very attract-!
ive unit which has none of the
luxury items, such as butane i
range, ice box, beds, etc. It
does, however, have insulated
sides which protect from the
weather and offers cross-venti-
lation for comfort. The camper
is ideally suited for those who
do not plan family excursions,
but want protection for selves
and fishing or hunting gear. ,
The larger, cab-over camper
is truly a home on wheels. Cab-
inets and drawers are sturdily
constructed and secured to pre
vent opening during travel.
They have attractive cooking
and dining quarters plus com
fortable sleeping accommoda-
tions. Air conditioning units
may also be added equipment.
Larger camper units easily
substitute for a motel room
when a family is traveling
cross-country. They offer free-
dom from set schedules, privacy
any time of year.
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•them show you the ultimate in today!
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south today —an offshoot of a
vintery encore that brought
now and cold to the North.
Tornadoes were reported late
unday night in eastern Mem-
be relatively
the and plus-convenience for famil-
with small children. Many
• Wedding
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• Announcements
• Year Books
9 Programs
• Stationery
HARMONY-WOODRUFF, Inc.
Bob—Georgia Ella—Poul
■A 4 5385 18 South Park
COMMERCIAL
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million damage were
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Trucks Radio
Dispatched For
Ropid Delivery Service. Coll Us For
Free Estimates
JAPULPA RED-E-MIX CONCRETE CO.
201 North Walnut BA 4-4090
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DINNERS
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SAPULPAN
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Indonesians
Reel Chinese
JAKARTA (UPl) -Tbf! lo-
doqpsian goyerumcpt today
declared the Chinese Po^rotf
hist charge d’affaires ^nd
consul general persona non
graia and gave them five days
lo leave the country.
A government communique to
Peking said the pair by their
actions ‘‘intentionally created
an atmosphere leading to
worsening relations between
Indonesia and mainland China .”
The crisply worded message
climaxed a situation that began
going downhill during the
abortive Communist coup in
Indonesia in October 1865.
Tens of thousands of Commu-
nists were reported killed and
others arrested following the
army’s smashing the coup. The
good relations ousted Presidem
Sukarno built between Jakarta
and Peking crumbled.
In the streets bands of anti
Chinese Indonesian youths
roamed, sporadically breaking
shop windows and beating
Chinese.
I Tornido Wind)
Elite One Houk
B1SCUF, Ark- iyPU-A tor-
.iado blew a hom.e down o •
damaged another faumi»y nil it.
uql there were no mjqr.es,
state police said.
Authorities said a h«M««
owned by John Allen six miles
northwest qf the c||y was typwR
down Nine persons were in if
at the time.
A house across the road frqp
* t lost its porc^i
Jtiffjjjft said. It?Un??f
% Allen Rla
ant) one sjtfc'fi
thorites sa '
Ipn Connor.
Piffc-HP
CAMPERS
Perfect for Hums
Weekend Fishing
Trips or for Vacation
8 ft. CAB - over
*948'
We have several
good used Pickups.
HINSHAW
Auto Electric
1304 N. 9th BA 4-162S
DELUXE CAB OVER CAMPER at Hinthaw's
Camper Seles, 1304 North **h, dwarfs con-
ventional model shown at right. Fitted with
butan# range and convoniont ice box,
fh« larger camper can bo a home for a
weekend or a vacation trip. A full-size bed
with comfortable foam mattress is in the
cab-over section, while the dining table is
towered and covered with o section of the
built-in seta to become a second full-size
bed at night. (Staff Photo)
owners belong to camper clubs
and take part in activities plan-
ned especially for their enjoy-| major agronomy field days,
ment. These include reunions open to the public and loaded
2 Agronomy Field Days
To Show Crop Research
STILLWATER (UPI) - Two
at resort areas where special
events are scheduled, and may
range from a one-day get-to-
gether to a stay of several days.
Hinshaw offers a liberal fin-
ancing plan, at bank rates
Campers may be purchased
alone or complete with pickup
truck. For the family with limit-
with latest research develop-
ments in pasture and crop
work, will be held in May.
The annual spring field day
at the Eastern Oklahoma Pas-
ture Station near Oktaha, in
Muskogee County, will be May
2. Topics to be discussed by va
channeled
ed resources, a camper offers (rious Oklahoma State Univer-
sity personnel include feeding
steers on winter pasture, com-
mon bermuda grass pastures,
small grain variety tests Mid
land Bermuda grass for pas-
ture, and brome, orchard and
rescue pastures.
Special tours of the station
will be conducted for those
who care to view the research
work being done there
On May lfi. a small grains
field day will be held at the
agronomy station in Stillwater
Much of the program will cen-
ter around hybrid wheat. Mas-
ter Agronomist awards will be
presented before lunch, with a
field tour of the station after
lunch.
Both field days start at 9
a. m.
Rubber Strike
Talks Slated
AKRON. Ohio (UP!) -A
strike against three firms which
produce half the nation's rubber
products entered its fourth day
today with no new negotiations
scheduled until Wednesday
Talks with a fourth firm were
to resume today.
The United Rubber Workers
(URW) extended its contract
with Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Co. on a day to day basis while
talks continued. Strikes were
called against Firestone Tire
and Rubber, B F. Goodrich and
Uniroyal, Inc.
The strikes, called at mid-
night Thursday, idled 50,000
men.
Both management and labor
representatives have said pri
vately they see little chance ol
an early settlement.
For the moat
COMPETENT
and Hie meet
COMPLETE
Serylcp In Town
FERTILIZERS
Ta make year garden-
fiald-er grata grey!
AMMONIA
NITRATE
y* $200
SAJWA
FEED STORE
Ml Se. Main BA 4-2921
CONFIDENCE
The confidence and trust which a community has in a
h,nlH0er.a„^rVf! 1 som;lh,n« ,ha* Uw many vears to
build. Indeed, the firm foundation upon which our funeral
“lfiIuS0lldlf,0d ovfr a Per,od of Operations The
^ittence which so many families repose in our integrity
was inspired by their parents and grandparents. X
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A grant of *16 two to Oklaho-
ma State University for agri
cultural research has been an-
nounced bv the Oklahoma Crop
Fmnrovement Association.
Secretary Ed Granstaff sav«
*12 000 of fhe amount will he
Curtis Mathes
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Auto (rash Kills
One, Seven Hurl
By United Press International
A iwo car collision south of
.... iChouteau on U. S. 69 Sunday
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man and seriously injured sev-
en others. The death raises the
1967 Oklahoma highway death
toll to 252 compared with 225 a
year ago.
The dead:
Elbart Lss Haygood, 17,
Muskogaa.
Haygood was the driver of a
car that collided with a car
driven by Mose Chucuiate, 32,
Muskogee.
Ail in the Chucuiate c
uperior
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CHICKEN FEED
Drop in and see Gus af
FARMERS FEED STORE
North Main BA 4-4460
Six Oklahoma Farmers Un-
ion youth camps will be held
this summer, with more than
500 youngsters ranging from
first grade to college expected
to participate.
Camps scheduled for junior
members include Quartz Moun-
tain State Park June 7-9, Camp
Redlands near Stillwater June
19 - 21, Reydon Community
Building Aug 3-4 and Red Rock
State Park near Hinton Aug
14-16.
Camps for senior youths,
mgh school age, include Camp
Redlands, July 5-9, and Meth-
odist Canyon Camp near Hin-
ton, for college age young peo-
ple, Aug. 22-26.
Further information on the
campus may be obtained by
writing to Oklahoma Farmers
Union, 1141 West Sheridan,
Oklahoma City.
A new service to farmers and
ranchers has been announced
by Oklahoma State University
in the form of a soil and water
and analytical laboratory, to he
operated by the agronomy de-
partment.
“Wre are now equipped to
make soil salt analyses on ev
erything except boron, lime-
done fineness and neutralizing
How come
millions more turn to
Metropolitan Life?
For one answer call:
KEN SWANSON
P. O. Box 1433 Sapulpa. Okie.
BA 4-6094
Metropolitan Life
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DID YORK. N. V
The new 6 h.p.
John Deere 60
Lawn Tractor
There hat never been tuch
an inexpensive quality-
built tractor. It's a mow-
ing, towing Weekend
Freedom Machine by
John Deere.
Free Demonstration
CLYDE'S GULF
900 E. Dewey IA 4-9844
ed. Two Chucuiate ci
were released from the
tal. All others were lisl
critical condition.
Delaware.
also is equipped to mi
tine soil analyses for
fertility, but Palmer sa
encouraging such tests
>ion centers.
REMODELING!
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er bnraifnl into
extra Living spare
need.
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CONSTRUCTION CO.
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Livermore, Edward K. The Sapulpa Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 52, No. 198, Ed. 1 Monday, April 24, 1967, newspaper, April 24, 1967; Sapulpa, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1488274/m1/2/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.