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Grady County's
Loading Weekly
Newspaper
VOL 69
2 SECTIONS _ 12 PAGES
CHI KASHA, OKLAHOMA, THl RSDAY , SEPTEMBER 23, 1971
SINGLE COPY 10c
NO 27
5 Grady County Youths
Winners In 4-H Division
Awarded Scholarships
1
eral Arts
ft
l
«2
\
Day Care Facility
I have been announced
For the first-year headscarf exhibit
4
Begins Enrollment
A.”
P
OlR
ording to it went to Alberta Henager of Pioneer
Axsintant
Iege
v
who la in charge
to the nation* '
(
titied teache
THE NON-HATCH ACT? V
admninister
It’s all a part of a determined ct
and foun yea oldK
Real Estate Transactions
also were scored fir their trouble
First place in sportswear
un i
Highth
Billy Gene and Wanda Sur Tumei
safe and hazardous mechanical con-
fit si, Ninnekah an Carulyn
(Tin kasha
rge students
$1
Mt
7 approximately
nile
proxident; Monte
*
Bikes Popular
director in ■ i a at W years from 3 7
I
of
I these being purchased for adults
Ninnekah FFA
Chick
State Contest
Producer in Chickasha Field
and other
and Georgia B
Nort west j c
Marchand sand perforat ins from 1
10.238 to 10.257 feet nowed 918 bar
Local 4-C Council
born;
to l
G
W I
miles east of Tuttle, from
a
)
I Sims
f
nw
Phillips Petroleum Co
took a five
sold lots 9
in
hool beauty in
County. Perforatidhs from 10,521
10,646 feet flowed 198 barr
acres in the same section from Sam
E
Glove r
GI
threr
F
of xh
to
has a fully
is drill-
from William T p
Zader for an indicated $1501 2000
Travis Jaekson
1 by
Np
< kinhoma
Winners in the green hay, five-bale
exhibits w
Art MeVey
320 acres in 22-6-5, about six mile*
haj• exhibit
Cleo B. Hays 97 acres in 19-7-6,
and
and Bob
I by vopular vote last May
e
Godwin Reminds
Producers Of Set-
Aside Regulations
("hickasha
Council,
Leonard Elected
Y-Board President
Johnson and from Jack B and Hopp
\ Johnsen
cal School,
Androws i
and
min
millton
many
Wyatt
Keim
ap
and
ni th
less i
M
III
Chick
chi k
the
to I
eVening
Tuesday morning the young Okla-
Verden
Wash
Eighth
nhua, fit si
and their
the pro-
Guthrie F‘FA
Ihe five finalists als» ireceive
III st vice pi e
. Ninnekah se
Loxie Anthony,
Susan Norvell,
III Ml
l orw
third
Fifth
(Il Mt.
cont, I
tion and bus tours
capital.
Gibbons, Verden
Winners in the brown hay.
charge of carrying out the desig
nated programs
Chickasha
Dickie Powell is the
Extension Home
II their cookbooks
*
<h
it
I talent in the final contest The State
five Fair presents corsages and luggage
Trel nl
nest •
tendent
In
Kay i
place
t hickasha.
Garrison foi
two
। cond \ ice pi esident
Dur ! Ninn kuh, secretary
| ll lineet i «hibit
t to win first gla
He
year
: east of Chickasha, from Alnzo and
mrth of Bradley, to Phillips Petro
Pg
l
A
that once
reconized
The (ICKASHA STA
SERVING CHICKASHA AND GRADY COUNTY SINCE 1902
Released By Fair Judges
* Winners in the various I II events of the County Fair
26-7n-8w
rserve
-me -etiom from Gen and Marg Gets Approval Of
State Committee
fll st
Anht
N
to acres in 30-5-7 from Jane Walters
Superin
f the pro
■
A Ninnekah high
PXCe pl all oil, gas
rals to Arthur Jr
Continued on Page «
*
me and one half
peti
Winners Named
In Hay Shows,
den: James Scott, Verden, and Hoy formals, and will also display some
Hnhert Miser ! to the five lucky girls
in the afternoon, they joined the*
cants must have completed two shooting abilities in detectinc
ycurs of youth work including the
( hick ish a, to John and Vida Sinton
it/ fo: an indicated $7501-8000
Connie V. and Zada S I akes sold 1
equity to land in the 1600 block of
I Hy, poise, aappoarance, activities,
Vemnon l and !•’ Joy Kettler sold speech and in thr final contest on
Guy Buser. Chickasha
i Lamar, C hit In Im.
fort on the part of the Oklahoma quet and get -acquainted party that '
the Chickasha Community Coordin
ded Child Carp (4-C Council, has
the proposal ( r full recognition fov
the local Council. The announcement
and five miles east of
*2
klahona College of Libera Art
315 acres in
'earned rather than "‘won." Appli •
exhiibt
was won
current, study topic, and must havejditions and safety features of th.
ittended the last summer training | autom bale
camp for either high school or col- '
Venable, Chickasha, I
McCarty Chickasha
laif t ) one mile south of Mineo
I Samedan Oil No 1 Kern Unit, c
He explained that the scholarship
awards were a ’‘part of a well
rounded youth program" carried out
by the farm organization.
and on
,4
Sue Smelley
leader* from the respective states
and the National 4-H Service Com
mittee
The event concluded with a recog
nitien luneheon hosted by Firestane.
I Buckminster drove a tight obstacle
i course designed to simulate typical
ntht Ronnie Scott, Chiekasha,
D
iw "PIO 6 wuovwo
"Tpi iwaszonsnir
•3°°0S (9-01 epto
Northeast Verden pool, is now drill
me at 2155 fect
year lease on 100 acres in
W
five -ye
29-10-5
Teresa Aller
25 inijtirioun
and Anne D sweethearts nt judged on personal
। Paul Junior and Sharon Cox for '
in indicated $1001 1500
Other phases of the program in-
dude leadership training camps,
spcech contests, participation in the
annual state convent in, expense
pod trips tn the nationai conven
in the N huolwear
burn Tuttle Charley Willis, Ver
10-7n-Sw, testing Marchand at 10,271 , miles north of Rush Springs, from
ted to help the
) makers oups «H
C Payne took the following
Alex to Gloria Timberlake for
any private cash dona
Bicycle sales have risen in
Florence Moi
state 4-4 26,
ant (icorge Fhomas
{10D.
Ig of the local Council
ng, it was decided that
shonld incorporate and
ferry Don and
10, 11 and 12 in block
the N rthwret Nnrge ponl in Grady !
and Lorraine Griffin; and 55 four miles south and six miles east
liminary contest Then on Monday,
September 27, the State FFA Sweet
heart will be named and crowned
1 by State FFA prenident, Jerry Gools-
tion can be matched on a 3 to 1 basis
by Social Security legislation to help
hire such a person.
Mrs. William Rose, president of I
it was also pointed out
and Mary Elizabeth Schneider for in
indicated $14,501 15,000
Claud and Ruby Maples sold a
Farmers Union to train young
peopie for leadership in the America
of tomorrow," said Stone.
miles east if Ninnekah, less
Farmers Union scholarships are
proximately one mile north
almost 7 million, with
in indicated $301-1000
lassie Inez Coppinger sold land
in the 800 block of South 7th St.
I lights -if the Slate Fair Held an-
nually in the FFA Exhibition hall,
it attraets chnpte r Sweethearts from
all comners of the Stiil. Only girls
who have been chosn by high
school boys in bcal FFA chapters
2 was i
17 7-6, Frank
| and efficient
i .leny Melemore, Ninnekah,
Ben Parker, Chiekasha, se
and Richard Lowe, Ninnekah,
irst plnce in the electric exhibit in
the home grounds heautification eV
exhibit
I II Hxhibits
Chtekasha dis
Guy Jr and Zeima l, Buser Hnd
from C. D. Jr and Carroll G. Van
Dyck: 180 acres in 24-7-7, about one-
half mile north and two miles east
of Chickasha, from M A Bruns;
and 75 acres in 31-7-6. about two
Vict ir S and Jean Glover
Other Ford leases included 65
Grand Champion; Sanford
The fourth ) vut schooiweai divi a
sion was won by Karen Richardson ।
of Verden Brenda Hinkle of Tuttlo
captvred first place honors in the
sportswear division
Fifth yeul schoolweai and sports ।
weur events were won by Ann ,
Schlecht of Ninnekah and Melinda ।
Shockey of ( hickasha, Fespectively
ing for an indicated $100 500,
Max Miller sold a tract of I nd
in 25-4-8, about one mile west of
Hush Springs, to Barry B., Ross J.
and Wait'll Brown sold I
in the 200 block f North
bought lots 11 and 12 in block 72,5
Rush Springs, from Leonard B and/”
daily driving hazards Throughout
the event they were also scored on;
safety.
id
Monte MeCarty,
t Randy Venable
Ninth year giris
Am-l*o. fir mi and
Minco, Necorwi
yur exhibit
f lberals Arts, has had four
of driving experience.
operation They
2000 acres
(he Lcague of Women Voters, re
ported that Chickasha has been pn
tered in the competition in the All
Amercian Cities contest sponsored
by the National Municipal League
and "Look" magazin The work of
the I C Council was cited ax being
one -third of the basis for our con-
sider at ion
Mrs. Brooks reported that the
response has been good from individ
ijm I a interested in providing day car
for infants Follow-up will begin
next week on the 20-plus persons
who responded to the article outlin
ing the need for this service.
New Council members present fol
the first time were introduced Thi si
included Mm • bbe Roberts from
the Chickasha Opportunity Workshop
ant Training Center, ant Mrs. Erma
Romine, a parent.
Mrs. Carolyn Walk r, new teachei
for the OCLA Chiid Development
Lab, and Mrs Kay Harrod, teachet
Am-Po reporter; Chai Imu* Rainey,
Verden, song leader; George Tho-
mas. Chikasha, regreation leader;
and Kathy Jackson, Am Po, pianist
I hr I 11 members present also vo
Gayla Jean Wise. Chickasha, won first Irene Owens of
Friend won first place for an apron, and Jeri Nix of Minco
won first on her tote bag
i . king forward to th.- State run of played „ homemade lamp tocapture
Oklahoma this month when she will
Officers for 1 971-72 were elected
by the Chickasha Y-Board at its
regular monthly meeting held Tues-
day evening. Sept 14
New officers elected were Eston
Leonard, president Bruce Wrieht,
vice president; Gale Andrew, secre
tary: and Janice Moon, treasurer
asha, to Marion G and Reta F
Will s for an indicated $11,501 12,000
Mid State Homes, Inc. sold pro
petty in the 1600 block of South
Ninth St., Chickasha, to Edsel I.
and Patricia Ann Pool for an indi
rated $17,001 17,500
Richard C and Anna Marie Maida
purchased land in the 1300 block of
Montana Avenue. Chickasha, from
Mid State Homes. Inc. fir an indi
cated $15,501 -16,000
for “M* Child Care and Development
nehal mil. cast of Chick- class offered through the !<■. d Vo
lontnued on Fage 6 lech clwo! were introduced
ents, Travis Jackson’s herbarium
collection won first Jackson is from
Ami’ll He also w in the first place
in the forestry division
Contestants arrived in Atlanta on
assistance of the Firestone Tire and south of Tuttie except all minerals
Rubber Company and Extension from Orville 1 and Maggie A l w
the sixth yeau events, Ellen
Calhoun of Ninnekah won first
and excopt nil oil, g;
od preservation
Miseellanenus
Ben Parker of
about two mil. s south and five miles
cast of Tuttle, from Janie* G and
Helen Daniel*; 80 acres in the same
section from John T. Hemenway;
and a tract of land in 16-9-5, two
1 miles south and four miles east of
Tuttle, from Joy Thompson Harlow
Russell H Smith, Viola Virginia
! Young, Louise L and Callin Jen
I nines gave a lease on 40 acre* in
30-6-7, about four miles south and
mne mile west of Chickasha, to J
| E Mattax tor a period of five years
E C Harhn. Jr took a five-year
( lease on 160 acre* in 12-9-5, about
1 one mile south and seven miles east
4 Tuttle, from John R Crandall
Harry F Goss took several five-
year leases during the past week.
They included: a tract of land in
25-7-7, about one and on. half miles
Monday afternoon, Sept 13 They
were guests at an orientation ban
Tracy Engelke, Am Po sc
and Cliff Moore, chickanha.
In the Northeast Verden pool
W and Carol Payne sold 160
in 16-6-5, approximately two
from (
Crop Exhibits
Winners hi the hay show and crop
exhibits of the county fair were re < i al
leased by fair oficials yesterday
training Stone said
gifts The Oklahome (otton
tract of innd in 33 10 7. about one
secon
fteth Rarnett,
D’Ette Taybor,
Funds for the operation of the pro-
gram are received through the Uni-
ted Fund Program tn participation
and cooperation with the city of
Phillips Petr leum ontinued nat-
ural flow tests at Na 2 Dietrich-A,
wiz elz nw nw 13-n-8w, in the dis. ।
olit three miles west Hnd one mile
th of Rush Springs, except min
id rigits, fot .in indicated $10,000
m Ervan I. and Cladys C |
Committee. The final step in the
recognitn process will take plac
it th» Octobe r meeting of the Re
gional Committee in Dallas wher
It meets to consider full recopniti if
Font Motor Company provided th. miles northeast of ..............
automobiles used by the contestants C ■" minerais 111 Robert J and coat and other minerals, to Marvin
Robert F Skinner and w Ceci/Ea.N Kelley for an Indicated!, nd Hulei , GrIffin for an ind
Hammond of the Cooperative Ex-1 | cated $32,000
tension Service at the University of " II and Mary A Howard bousht Rabert \ and Dorothy
Georgia directed the event with the , one acre in 3 8-6, about six milesham bought
been notificd of state approval of | Liilian S Fitzpatrick for an indi
Research F ouniation.
cvery *r.n»n of th
Chickasha ficld in Gr
City, provides a formal foi each of
tin girls from I ittle ‛s Fashion The
al er The five finalists will be
judged on how well thry m let t t heh
other contestants in an educational
tour of St me Mountain
The driving । inte st was held Wed
nesday morning Buser anti Miss
I id I h> Si
1 tember
gets tin
artei for an indicated $1501-2000
Freddie Joe and JJessica Lea I
ichneider sold a tract of land in
‘8 6 6 about one mile north and ।
ive miles cast of Ninnekah, less,
ind except in undivided % of od, 1
5
bet heretofor reserved to (j, n
irley lee Gamble sold land
700 block of Colorado Avenue,
1 isha, to the Jane Brooks Hous-
\uthority, Ine for an indicated
leum Co.
R er S Folsom assigned a lease
on 100 acres in 12-8-7, approximate,
ly two miles tYfTlh of Amber to
Eason OJ Co. He also assigned
them a lease on 100 acres in 13-8-7,
about one mile north of Amber.
Federal Petroleum, Inc. took i
five year lease on 116 acres in 24.
3-8, abuut 31. milt a oouth and J’i
andoned.
Apache Corporation * No. 1 F
or ; er and H. K Johnson Julice Glov-
to | rr and W E Burkstaller and from
enlarg« Man hand sand
compete in the 1971 edition of the
State FFA Sweetheari contest
Miss Cheryl Lce daughtei of Mi
and Mrs Lindon Lee, will be among
100 highse hool age girl* to meet
juelges in (hi* pi i'll minsry contest
indieated B K. and Jessie Marie Benneit
ent in this ।
of Chickashu
oi henefieini
rY, I.
ed I
third
Sixth Murk VonS huyvev, Am-Po,
first and J ( Shipley, Am Po s
condi
Connty ment
miles west of Ninnekah, from Rob-
ert P and Sandra B Chapman
J C Felber took a five-year iease
on 315 acres in 9-9-5, approximately
one mill south and four mile* east
of Tuttle, from Jackie L and Oma
Jo Hill
of I he local s
At a meetin
Monday eveni
the Council s
resen N <d
Mm i ay and Maxine Moore sold
i tract of land in 33-6-7, about tout
Colorado Ave , Chickasha, to Billy
H and Carol J Presley for an in
dicated $501-1000
Fiank M and Dorothy Z Tuckey
’ and Mary E
23-9-5 from Sina
acres in 15-9-5,
Bartlett et al; 10
Hoys winning th** hint year divi-
sion were Kent Mclemore, Nin
nekah, first Tim Shook, Tuttle, ne
cond; and Dale ilardesty, Tuttle,
thin
Second Hodiney Wegener, Minco,
Jirut: iryan Linn Veren second
and BEruce Anthony, Ninnekah,
thi d
Third Travis Jat kaon, Am Po,
first; Brie Jensen, Am-Po socove
owl Rogev Stinchcomb, Tuttle, thire.
Fourth Kirk Spurlin, (hickasha
Chickasha, with the highest protein The State FFA Sweetheart con
Kent Barrington. Chickasha; fra test ha become one of tin high
Linn, Verden, Bill Wehling, Minco;
and Vern Shepard, Alex
Winners in the total crop exhibits
were Bob Scott, Minco; Jack Mr-
Lane, Verden. highest protein,
James Scott, Verden; Andrew Red-
ing. Chickasha: Ira Linn, Verden
an* < ligihle for the contest The
Ninnekah chapter seleted Mis- Lee
acre* also in that section, from Joy of Tuttle from Louise Hazlett*
cated <1501 2000
David G and Carrie |. Rogers
'Mih 7’» insects mounted in a stand
nd insect box
The fourth year event, 100 insects
mounted in a standard inseet hox,
was captured by Kathy Jackson of
Am Po Jerry Reding of Chi kusha,
won first in Hie advanced division
130 insecta mounted on insect pin*
III 11 standard box.
1971 I II Itecord Iook.
In the gills' first year record hook
division, Sharon Davidson of Am Po
won tirst place; second, Jennifer
Lee of Verden; and third, Gayla
Jean Wise of Chiekasha
Second year Joanna Parker,
Chickasha first; Sandra Morris,
Ninnekah xecond; a II <| Kristy
Ehlers, Tuttle, third.
Third F rances Reding, Chickasha,
first Karn Richardson, Verden
socond and Mary Long, Tutu,
third.
Fourth year Brenda Hinkle, Tut
tic first Julie Parker, Chickasha,
second: aiiil Debbie Ellithorp, Alex,
third.
Winne i h In the fifh- ear division
were Melindda Slvockey, Ciekasha,
Stabilization and Conservation (ASCI
Commitiee, xaid today
He pointed .sit that even though
flop acrenges have been certified
and virtually .ill program partici-
pants have recelved their prellmin
ary wet aside payments ih<- rvquire
ment relating to set aside iereage •
must contine to lie met througb
the remainder of the year
lb.' .-I iside represents that aer
age on a farm which must be de
voted to conmerving uses in addition
to the conserving bane if a producer
is participating in any of the three
voluntary programs feed grain,
wheat, mid cotton.
"Respnsibility for making cer-
tain that the set-anide requirement
is met falls primarily on the farm
operator However, each producer
on the furm has certain responsibtl-
ities too because of his vital inter-
est in this matter His benefits are
reduced proportionately if total bene
fits are reduced because of failur
to comply," the ASCS Committee
Chairman said
Any producer who has a question
about progrum compliance or wants
to know more det.ills about require-
mints should vet in touch with the
County ASCS ornee, odwin said.
received from Mrs
c, 'hairman of the
aret (
। 9-9 5. .
Chickasha Boy
Competes In 4-H
Automotive Event
Jack Buser IX of Chickasha and
Hours of tile sessions will be from
7 to a m until 5 tn p m Two snacks
and lunch will be provided
Although day care facilities ar
usually designed foi children of
working mathers, all parents inter-
ested in enrolling thru children in
an enrichment preschool program
air invited to aply at the Vo Tech
School oi call 221 7220
Scholarships totaling Ss 300 for the
1971 -72 school year have been grant-
rd 48 young people enrolled at ten
Oklahoma colleges and universities
Gcorge Stone Choctaw president of
the Okiahoma Farmers Union, has
anttfwed.
Auards are $200 each for tresh-
men and sophomores and $100 cach
for juniors and seniors
Grady County students wbo were
awarded scholarships and the col
leges they attend are: Yvonne
Moor, Ninnekah Oklahoma College
of Laberal Arts; Kathy King and
Lamy R Shocko , Chickasha, Okla
homa Stale University Jana Heth
Estes Chickasha Southwestern
State College and Nancy Calhoun,
Ninnekah Oklahoma College of Lib-
add begin efforts to raise fund
three miles east of Chickasha, from
talent
Five gills Will lie selected as dis
triet FFA Sweethearts in the pre
Mrs Curtis Er voks, chairman of
Erie Jensen of Am-Po won first in
the so.. nd yenr dlvlsi.ni by display
ing lit Insects mounted in a stand
ard insect box Winner of Ihe third
delegates to a meeting in the Coun
। t Courthouse to elect county I ll
officers Those eleeted to an office
lm the 1971 7? term were Randy
l wdd the cast 62 feet of lots 12, 11
1 and 1| of block IS in Pocnsset to
William Fred and Janett L Shel-
ton f r .an indicated $1001 1300,
Clyde Leroy .list Joy I Bennett
sold equity to a tract of land in
9-6-7, about one mile south of Chick-
asha, to Henry B Nall for an Indi
cated $27,001 27,300
Charles C and Wanda F White
sold equity to a tract of land in 21
to hire a Director or administrate
sident; Candy Wyatt,
assistants will
ram for thre
of oil 1 and Mary Louise Livermore 78
N’acKeilar In. No 1 Loveall,
se nw 11-9n-5w, is waiting <m ce-
winners Candy
30-5-6, ap
south and
.nd Jean Gregory for an indicated Princess Enters
rhe second year skirt division was won by Sandra Morris
of Ninnekah in the thud year blouse exhibit, Cindy Rankin
of Chickasha, placed first in the dress division, first place
asha, seconel and Jerry Reding,
Chickasha, third
Ninth Larry Shockey, Chickasha
tirst I’ony Fngelke, Arn Po, second
and JJack Btiner, Am Po, third,
I H Nandie ruri
Th hundie i afts event was divid
into th** junior arul senior divisions
in the junios diviswon, ages tun*
thrvugh thirteen, Eric Jenxen id
Arn Pn won first m the home furni.
Ini" oxhibit Novelties । ategor y wan
won by Hen Parker iif chicknnha
Jon I lli mil । if Chickasha won firut
in the oil pninting event Julie Par
ker of ( hickasha won firut by dis
playing one iefinished piece of fui
niture rhe miscellaneous divixion
was won by Kristy hlers of Tunis
In th** novelties ategory of th«
senios division. Sue Thomnpnon of
Chickasha won first place Terex i
Allen of Chiekanha won find in od
Continued INI Page 6
purchased equity in land in the 1300) Sweetheni i ol the Ninnekah Future
block of Mississippi Ave , Chickasha, Farmers of America chapter The
rels of oil in 21 bours through 38/64- se 31-9n-8w, reports drilling going
inch an .-inch chekes and on at 9575 feet W leases: on ....... mi
one shoed 1.346 000 cubic fect of onl INI’ GAS LEASES mile, mat and
G95 PeI day Tubing pressure was James F Ford took the following one mile north of Tuttie, from Even
mo PundS per square inch five-year leases during the past la T Shores: on 100 acres in the
"hillips N. I Rrisooc-B. c sc nr ; weel 67 acres in $-1-7, about four
County 4-H Council
Elects New Officers
Ihursday night. Sept 16, Grady
County III clubs sent live voting
ing at 7686 feet
in the Northwest Chickasha pool,
Phillips Petroleum No 1 Woods H,
csesw 10-7n-8w, is drilling at 89
feet
Phillips No 1 Walters J, essu
11-7n-8w, also located in the North-
west Chickasha pool. is now drilling
at 10.205 feet
in the same area. Samedan Oil’s
No 1 Scott n* s* n* ne 22-7n-8w,
is drilling at 4860 feet.
Moving to the Northwest Norge
pool Chieftain Petroleum No. 1
Satonka Unit, el ekswse 2-7n-
kw. reports drilling going on at 9845
feet
Son Oil’s No 1 Sam Wheeler, nw
sr 23 -7n-8w is drilling now a< 4676
feet
Rodman Corporation and Basin
Petrolcum No. 1 Wheeler ’25’. sw
sw 25-7n-8w is on bcatson.
Sun Oil No 1 Mandina Nighten-
zale, n% s‛ ne se 33-7 n-8w, at a
total depth <4 11.01k feet, is running
logs.
In the Dutton Townsite pool Sun’s
No ! Lucy Keen A', c se nw 5-
Sn-8w, is drilling at 9681 feet
Chieftain Petroleum No. 1 Linn
t - ne 3-2n-8w, located in tiv
"Scholarships ar awarded in this’Miss Jamie Buckminster 17 .4
manner because the Oklahoma Far Enid, recentiy partic pnted in the
mers Union is especially anxious tn Third Invitational III Automotive
encourage high school graduates and Care ami Safety Contest Held on
first war coilege students tty en the Southenstem Fairermnds at
tinue their education and leadership Atlanta Gs . the event drew teams
iVC-year lease on NO acres in 32-10.
5. about two miles east and one
mile north of Tuttie, and on 40 acres
in 5-9-5, approximately three mile«
east of Tuttie. from Sylvia M Fry-
rear and from Raybourn B. Fryrear
et al
Mar Kellar also took the two fol- j
lowing three-year leases 40 acres
in 34-10-5 about five miles east of
Tuttle, from Janet A. Schonwald;
and 100 acres in 4-9-5. same location,
from C. M. Fleetwooxd
Phillips Petroleum Company took
two five-year leases from T R Jr. |
and Prebble L McCaila. The first!
is on 490 acres in 12-7-6. approxi-
matrix one-half mile south and two !
miles west of Middleberg: the se-
cond is on 210 acres in 10-7-6. about
one-hsif mile south and four miles I
west of Middleberg
Ray Eramblet assigned a lease to j
by Suxan Not veil of Am (hi laekie
Newton of Alex won thr honors
in the sleepwear division
in the seventh to ninth yrui divi
sion, Charisie Rainey of Verden won
first in the best dress event rhe
finst place suit was made by Eeth
Barnett of Am Po
First place in a special category,
I’ ' and put Hl was aptu i d ll.
Sub in Norvell of Am Po
l ll th uh* livprovenent
In the I H home improvement di
vision, first place fos the first yem
pin cushion division went to Irene
Owens of Friend Sandra Morris of
Ninnekah won first place in thr se
cone yeal dish towel event The
third-,vein hund towel exhibit was
on • Uli IM III St ebe l of uttl
i he foul th > • hi proje <» of .« pill • a
4 Axe was won by Karen Richardson
of Verden
Ann S< hlecht nt Ninn kah won
first place in th fifth x« ni taundry
bagdivision Tib aixth yeai garment
bag event wi8 won by Suxan Nor
veil «if Am Po Curtuins made hx
Sue Thompson of Chiekasha for the
NeV enth yenr exhibit won first place
in thill categor Carolyn Keim of
Chickasha placed Hi at in the eighth
year table cloth event
in thr cotton house furnishings
division, Susun Norveil won first
place with three companion pieces
Joan Owens displayed a gump of
framed pictures to capture honors
in the I It room improvement i ate
gory She also won first on a (nt
ton table cloth and Imi napkins
Food and Nutrition Vxhibit-
In the preteen division, ages nine
through eleven Renee Doss of Tut
th* won first place in the edu« ation
nl exhibit First place in better
health throtgh betten snacks went
to Sundra Morris of Ninnekah
in the teen division ages 12
through 11 first place in the eduea
tional ' • hibit vas io en by Kathy
Jackson of Am-Po Susan Norvell
won first in the food preservation
event
lan Scott of ( hickasha won two
first plai es in the lale teen division
ages 15 through 19 She won in the
•elf determnied project and m the
Robison, Tayl r Clinton Wallace;
Ora Joyce Adler; Suzanne Sachse
Parker Ollie Gertrude Autrey Lu-
cille Marie Dixon; Wanda .Jeanne
Dan ind Suzanne Elizabeth Han
sen
hi 10.305 fert, flo ved 597 barrels of D V Wood, J H Lester, A
oil and 1.316.000 cubic feet of gas 1 Lester. Mary Lester Huff E
2434
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Other member* of the board are | „ , T
Omial Cavin Gene Mayo Dm Me I Only .T of J Farmers
Crary. Bi Milerand Jeni Car I nion family are eligible to make
ton APplicalion and at thr last count, •
Members whose terms have ex I th r were more than 38,000 such
pired and who will be replaced at ' ami 165
the O tober meeting are Hal Weis Scholarship stipulati ns also pro
brin. Eoob Hunter and John McRay vide that an applicant must attend
The 5 P Mini meets on the seond an Oklahoma college or university.
Tiw sdaz of each month and is re No son or daughter of a Farmers
spnsible for coordinating the sum -Union board member or employee
mer and winter youth and recrea-is eligible to receive a scholarship
tional programs for Chickasha I award, said Stone.
eminded of the nerd for continuing
034rVine of 470 siiefe rejite
ients " mmett (iodwin. Chirman
f Hu Grady County Agriculturul
per day throngh a 20 64 -inch choke
with tubing pressure of 900 pounds
per squar inch. Total depth is
10,861 fort
Field Reports
lo O E ind I
an indicated |
Am h itions for enroliment fui the
Model Child Development Center
and Nursery s< hool HIV n » being
taken by thr ( hickasha Vocution)
first, Kathy Jan kw Am Po, vet
ond; and Carlene Hr ding, Chiek
asha third
Sixth year Sunun Norvell, Am
Po, first, Janet Scutt, Chiekasha,
second; and Elien Calhoun, Ninne
kah third.
I hr xeventh year winner were
loxie Jo Anthony, Ninnekah, first
and Sin* Thwompnon, Chie kasha, se-
corwi
in 21 hours throngh a k> 64-inch I Lester and Annie Lester Hambrick;
choke Tubing pressure was 200 j IK acres in 30-5-7 about six miles
puands per squar inch. Casing । rorth and one mil- west of Rush
pmsure was 1000 pounds per squarr i Springs, from Eunice Glover Isaacs,
inch. IT E and Winnie Glover. Joy Glov.
from 15 state*
Miss Buckminster and Euaser ilk
lahoma’s entries, competed individ-
ually and ns a team In the Exten-
, sion Service conducted contest The
Firestone Tre and Rubber Com-
pany. national III autom tive pro-
gram svonsor, provided trophies and
other awards.
Euser, a student at Okhomn Col.
about one mile north and tour mile*
east of Chickasha, from Ova Kell
C R. Walbert took a five-year
leasc on 10 acres in 26-9.5 about
bomans took a written exam in
highway regulations, maintenance
Unit, se nw se nw
and Ray F Miller tor an
_ $11,501-12,000 । |(| a tract ot | and in
Natural Flow Improves At Phillips
O " Morrow Heights Addition,
and H K Johnson, Julice also took the following five
ind W E Eurkstaller, Rosa leases 100 acres in 22-9-5 a
wer Elcodworth and from acres in 21.905 aoroximat.i
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