The Wynnewood Gazette (Wynnewood, Okla.), Vol. 63, No. 17, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 16, 1964 Page: 5 of 10
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THE WYNNEWOOD GAZETTE. WYNNEWOOD, OKLAHOMA
THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1964
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CHOPS
PORK
41c
STEAK
PORK
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ROAST
PORK
53c
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GROUND BEEF
HOME MADE SAUSAGE
41c
25-0z.
SEE OUR CIRCULAR ON LIBBY’S SPECIALS APRIL 17 - 25
2 for 49C
2
63c
57c
No. 303 Cans
45c
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69c
Rolia
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$1.00
2 for 55C
7
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2 for 59C
14-oz. Cans
59c
$1.00
39c
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which had larger calves at birth
gave more milk than those with
smaller calves at oirth.
Researchers think tnis may be
due to the fact that male calves
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MRS. TUCKER'S
SHORTENING
MORTON'S
STUFFED OLIVES
MORTON'S
GREEN OLIVES
OSCAR MAYER
LUNCHEON MEAT
RICHELIEU
GRAPE DRINK
LOVE'S SHACK
Minnows and Fish
Worms For Sale
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lb. 34c
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CUT GREEN REANS 5
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LIFESAVERS
stimulating more milk produc-
tion.from the cow.
Also, the larger calf can take
University experment station,
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NEW FARM FACTS
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From Your Experiment Station
OSU experiment station stud-
ies show beef cows with male
calves gave more milk than cows
with 'female calves, and cows
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ner meeting in the county each
year. Since its inception in 1954,
it has been the largest bankers
WYNNEWOOD, OKLAHOMA
Double ABC Stamps 17-18
wi host the banquet.
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Don’t try to tinker with
the trouble yourself, bring
your car to us for expert
mechanical diagnosis and
repair. We can save yon
money in the long run.
Our skilled mechanics will
put your car back !■ tip-
top condition.
3 Ibs. $1.00,
3 lbs. $1.00
cooperators who have complet-
ed their conservation plans.
Emmett Wilson, president of
the State National Bank of
Wynnewood, will preside as
toastmaster. The invocation will
be given by A. M. Foss, vice-
president of the First National
Bank of Pauls Valley, with the
welcome by Bill Grimmett, vice-
president of the Pauls Valley
National Eank. Response will
be given by Tenys Parr, a co-
operator of Lindsay.
Entertainment for the event
will be bv the Wynnewood High
School Dance Band, under the
direction of Kenneth Leerstang.
Introductions will reportedly
lie held to a minimum. Wilson
said the program will be consid-
VOTE FOR
LEONARD A. GILLEY
DEMOCRAT FOR
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three Strategic Air Command
bases, boasts a faster reaction
time than its predecessor, the
Titan 1, carries a heavier pay-
load and is guided by an all in-
ertial guidance system. It is
scheduled to serve as a booster
for orbiting the two-man Ge-
mini spacecraft and as the core
of the Air Force Titan 111 mil-
itary space booster.
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Award Banquet
Set April 30
Invitations were mailed this
week to 1,600 landowners for
the 11th annual Bankers Award
Banquet in Pauls Valley at 7:30
p. m. April 30.
Invitations went out to land-
owners who cooperate with the
Garvin Soil and Water Conser-
vation District.
The nine Garvin County
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award dinner in the nation.
The dinner is neid in the
county fair building in Pauls
Valley.
Charles F. Fuson, secretary of
the Oklahoma Bankers Associa-
tion, who has been present for
each of the dinners, will be the
First Lieutenant Don M.
Spradlin, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Spradlin of 605 S.W.
Third, Lindsay, enters test data
at the launch pad of the Air
Force Titan II intercontinental
missile at Patrick AFB, Fla.,
which was fired April 9 on the
final launch of the test pro-
gram.
Lieutenant Spradlin is chief of
missile propulsion section in the
6555th Aerospace Test Wing
which test-fired 23 of the ad-
vanced Titans. The lieutenant,
a graduate of Lindsay High
School, received his commission
in 1962 upon completion of the
Reserve Officer Training Corps
program at the University of
Oklahoma, where he received a
B. S. Degree in chemical engi-
neering. His wife is the daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry E.
< ox of 1576 Virginia Drive, Eau
Gallie, Fla.
The liquid fuel Titan II, al-
ready on operational alert at
principal speaker this year,
i Bankers award certrficates will
be presented by G. F. Copeland,
vice-president of the First Na-
tional Bank of Lindsay, to 15
erably shorter than in past
years.
Cooperators have been asked
to return acceptance post cards
before April 22. Tickets will be
mailed to those accepting.
More space will be available
for dinner guests this year
since county commissioners re-
moved the commodities depart-
ment from the “Women’s Build-
ing” at the county fair plant.
However, space is always at a j
premium, bankers and soil con-
servation office members say, so
early reservations are urged.
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by
Your Local Highway Patrol
Trooper
This series of questions and
answers on highway safety is
intended to give information on
good driving practices, familiar-
ize you with Oklahoma’s model
traffic code and test your
knowledge of Oklahoma's traffic
laws.
Please direct any questions to
your local patrol troopers in
care of this paper.
QUESTION:
I Must every bicycle be equip-
ped with a white light on the
front of it which is visible
for a distance of 500 feet?
2 All bicycles are required to
have a red reflector mount-
on the rear of the bike
which can be seen from 50
to 300 feet in bacK of the bi-
cycle. True or False?
3 Is it permissible to use a red
light in addition to the red
reflector, attached to the
rear of the bike?
ANSWER:
1 Yes.
2 True
3 Yes
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WYNNEWOOD, OKLAHOMA
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DeSilver, Jim. The Wynnewood Gazette (Wynnewood, Okla.), Vol. 63, No. 17, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 16, 1964, newspaper, April 16, 1964; Wynnewood, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2032842/m1/5/: accessed July 16, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.