The Sapulpa Daily Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 57, No. 266, Ed. 1 Sunday, July 11, 1971 Page: 2 of 18
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For A uctioneers
A Unique Final Exam
Pinal examination for the
class- in Auctioneering at Central
Tech will be in the form of a
"real live auction" to be held at
Central Area Vocational
Technical School. Thursday,
July IS. at 6 p.m
"Members of the graduating
class will have a real on-the-job
experience of conducting the
sale from beginning to end."
Kenneth Gann, instructor, ex-
plains "This will give students
experience in figuring com-
missions and handling all details
of an auction. We’ve held
simulated sales in our
classroom. Now, we'll try a real
one.”
Auctioneers calls and chants
will be heard first on the west
side of the building with the sale
of cattle, horses, milk cows and
calves, farm tractors, a station
wagon and 55 gallon barrels as
well as many other large items
The sale ring will then move
inside the Seminar Center where
auctioning of such items as tape
recorders, mimeograph
machines, antiques, furniture
and small items will take place
The above items have already
been listed with Kenneth Gann
for sale. He invites the public to
clean out garages and
basements and bring items they
would like to sell to the auction.
They will be sold on con-
signment, with auctioneers
taking a regular commission.
Items to be sold must be listed
before the sale date with Ken-
neth Gann. Drumright,
Telephone 352-2123
Members of the graduating
class who will conduct the
auction include Robert Baugh.
Drumright; Allen Baugh,
Drumright; Henry Osburn,
Bristow; Bobby Osburn,
Bristow; Harley Bethel,
Bristow; Jack Randle, Hominy;
W.W. Boss. Stillwater and
Jimmy Dee Cook of Cushing.
Gann invites the public to
attend There will be plenty of
parking and lots of room, he
says.
Ked Gunners Open Fire
On Keconnaisance Jet
SAIGON (UPI) —Communist
gunners fired three missiles at
New
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State Farm Agent
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an unarmed U.S. reconnais-
sance jet over North Vietnam
Saturday, but escorting jet
fighter-bombers did not strike
back at the rocket sites. To the
south, B52 bombers struck in
five waves against Communist
forces near Fire Base Fuller.
In Cambodia, a U.S. flying
gunship machine-gunned posi-
tions of Communist troops who
battled Cambodian soldiers in
fresh fighting 15 miles north of
the capital city of Phnom Penh.
U.S. military spokesmen said
the reconnaissance aircraft was
not hit by any of the missiles
fired while it was over the
coastal city of Dong Hoi, 45
miles north of the Demilitarized
Zone that separates North and
South Vietnam. They were the
first missiles fired at a U.S. air
force plane in almost two
months.
Military sources said the
reconnaissance aircraft was
photographing North Vietna-
mese troop movements and
supply dumps in the Dong Hoi
area <"1: ir i
U.S. Command spokesmen
said they did not
there was no immediate
"protective reaction" strike by
American jets riding shotgun
for the recon plane.
The Anglo-Saxons invaded
Britain in the fifth century.
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Creek 15th
Stamp Tax
Producer
Tie documentary stamp tax
on real estate sales produced
$13,259. in Creek county last
fiscal year, according to
Clarence DeWees, state tax
commission chairman.
The money goes to the state
vocational-technical education
fund.
Statewide, $1,160,106 was
produced. The tax was adopted
in 1968 after a similar federal
levy was repealed.
The real estate transaction tax
is 55 cents on each $500 of value
and is collected by the county
clerk through sale of revenue
stamps required on documents
transferring ownership of real
property.
Creek county rated 15th in the
state, an advance from last
year s position of 18th on $10,476
revenue.
Of the money, 92 per cent goes
into a state fund for allocation to
high schools, junior colleges and
area vo-tech schools offering
vocational courses. Five per
cent is retained by the county
and 3 per cent is credited to the
tax commission fund.
Oklahoma county still rated
No. 1 despite a decline from a
year ago. Stamp sales totaled
$272,075, a loss of 38,209 Tulsa
county was second at $237,803,
up >46,647.
Others in order:
3. Cleveland
Fireworks Casualties Studied;
Three In Sapulpa Area Noted
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SOME SUNFLOWER—was this 12-inch diameter specimen
grown by Evelyn Beasley in her back yard, 925 S. Oklahoma.
(Herald Photo)
Tampa Bay ‘Red Tide’
~ Takes Heavy Fish Toll
I. Comanche
5. Kay
6. Canadian
7. Garfield
8. Muskogee
9. Payne
10. Rogers
II. Stephens
12. Grady
13. Pottawatomie
14. Washington
15. Creek
16. Carter
17. Caddo
18. Pontotoc
19. Pittsburg
20 Osage
$48,145
$38,819
>24.376
>20,536
>20,167
>19,172
>18,571
>15.994
>15,991
$15,980
$14,925
$14,204
$13,259
$11,991
$11,680
$11,493
$11,083
$10,115
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla
(UPI) —State workers with
tractors joined teen-agers with
garden rakes Saturday in an
effort to clear Tampa Bay’s
beaches of tons of fish killed by
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the Red Tide.
Shrimp trawlers hired by the
city of St. Petersburg already
have scooped nearly 100 million
tons of dead fish from the bay,
now the area along Florida's
west coast hit hardest by the
two-week-old biological phen-
omenon.
As winds from the east
continued to push dead fish,
eels and crabs onto the St.
Petersburg shoreline of the
bay, Gov. Reubin Askew
directed the state department
of transportation to help with
the cleanup.
Fortunately for the rest of
the coast, those same easterly
winds were blowring millions of
tide-killed fish floating in the
Gulf of Mexico away from the
beaches. And recreational acti-
vity was returning to normal on
many of those beaches.
“Red Tide is baa at any time,
and it is very, very bad here
now," said Dr Dean F. Martin,
a University of South Florida
chemistry professor who does
government research on the
problem. “They say it’s the
worst in 25 years.”
RACKS and RACKS
OF SHOES
Area Student
On Honor List
SPRINGFIELD, MO.-A
Sapulpa student is listed on the
Evangel College spring
semester dean’s list. He is Glenn
D. Morgan, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Perry A. Morgan, Rt. 2.
A freshman at Evangel, he has
a grade point average for the
semester of 3.733 out of the
possible 4.000.
An elementary education and
Biblical studies major at
Evangel, he is a graduate of
Mounds high school. He lettered
in cross-country this year at
Evangel.
Evangel College, Springfield,
Mo., is the national four-year
accredited college of arts and
sciences of the Assemblies of
God. Enrollment is 1120.
the sapulpa herald
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Firecrackers naturally
coincide with any fourth of July
celebration, and they have a nice
visual effect with sparkling
colors, swirling designs and loud
booms
In the wrong hands they
convert Into compact packages
that may end up in tragedy and
personal loss. Three area boys
found out the hard way.
One seven-year-old was
thrown from his horse, when the
animal panicked as the youth
tossed a firecracker from the
mount The boy suffered a deep
laceration above his eye and an
abrasion of the left shoulder
Two Others
Two other young boys were
less fortunate.
One, only four-years-old, had a
firecracker explode near his
right eye. He was treated at St
Francis Hospital in Tulsa and
the condition of the eye was
termed poor.
A nine-year-old boy had a
parachute type device blow up in
his face and his condition is
termed fair.
How in the world do boys aged
9, 7, and 4 years acquire these
things? Assistant Fire Chief
Dan Whitehouse provided the
answer.
"With all the small roadaide
stands that sell these devices
outside the city limits, anyone
from age one to 100 could buy a
firecracker.’*
The selling and detonation of
firecrackers inside the city
limits is illegal. Most of the
goings on are in the rural areas
Asking lor Trouble
"Anytime you give a
firecracker to a small child, put
that child in a group of other
youngsters without adult
supervision out in the country
you’re asking for trouble,” said
Fire Chief Cecil Wilcher.
"That’s why we and all other fire
officials in the state make these
accident investigations. We
would like to get the current
legislation changed so we
wouldn't have these young
children hurts. ”
“We'd like to have all sales of
firecrackers for non-
commercial use banned to cut
down on these injuries," said
Whitehouse "But like anything
else the only thing that will push
this kind of action is an increase
in accidents.’’
Kellyvilie
School Hoof
Repair Set
Kellyville’s board of education
approved a $2,028 contract for
repairing roofs on the
elementary, home economics
and cafetorium buildings at its
meeting Monday night.
The board also approved
selection of John A. Simmons of
Bristow as school auditor for the
1971-72 school term.
Members present were
Forrest Swan, Earl Re antes,
J.H. Davidson and Faye
HeHard
King’s College was the
original name for Columbia
University.
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