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4 The Garber Free Press
Garber. Garfield County, Okla.
Thursday, August 8, 1968
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Peace Corps Placement Test to be
Held in Enid on Saturday, August 1 7
Garber area residents interested
in putting their skills to use in de-
veloping nations around the world
are invited to take the Peace
Corps Placement Test at 1 30 p.m.
on Saturday, Aug 17, at the Enid
Postoffice, room 329
The Peace Corps uses the Place-
ment Test to determine how an
applicant can best be utilized over-
seas The test measures general
aptitude and the ability to learn a
language not education or
achievement The test requires no
preparation and is non-competitive;
an applicant can neither pass nor
fail.
Persons interested in serving
What a wonderful state!
Three weeks ago, Mrs Bartlett
and 1. and 18 others, took a two-
day trip throughout Northwest Ok-
lahoma to promote tourism and to
highlight those tourist attractions
that area of the state has to offer
And believe me, we saw and did
plenty, and 1 can say without any
qualification that Northwest Okla-
homa has some of the finest tour-
ist attractions in Oklahoma
For example, we began our four
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Fast Service
Garber, Okla.
this time,
take it easy!
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with the Peace Corps must fill out
an application, if they have not
already done so, and present it to
the tester before the test Applica-
tion forms are available from post
offices or from the Peace Corps
in Washington, D.C. 20525
Twelve thousand volunteers are
currently serving in Asia, Africa.
Latin America and the Pacific Is-
lands working with the people of
those nations in self-help projects
ranging from food production to
health to education More volun-
teers are needed for programs
which will begin this fall and win-
ter.
capital recap
by GOVERNOR DEWEY I. BARTLETT
by visiting the Seay Mansion in
Kingfisher This was the house
built by the late Abraham Seay.
Territorial Governor in 1892-93, in
anticipation that the state capitol
would one day be located in King
fisher It is remarkably preserved
and is a fine tourist stop
Our next stop was Roman Nose
State Park, which is beautifully
landscaped and well-cared for Lat-
er in our tour, 1 goofed and referr-
ed to Roman Nose as "Broken
Nose" but the audience enjoyed a
good laugh at my expense
Then we went on to Canton Lake,
where we fished (unsuccessfully)
for walleyes Here, we were pre-
sented a 100-year-old Indian head-
dress and toured the old cavalry
billet.
Then we headed for what must
qualify as one of the most exciting
tourist attractions anywhere That
is Little Sahara, near Waynoka,
where the lot of us piled into dune
buggys for wild rides over the
immense sand hills This is really
an experience, and our driver was
affable, expert Dale Converse,
“The Old Dune Rider "
From Little Sahara, we headed
for Boiling Springs State Park, but
the back roads we took in crossing
that country were wet from rains
that same day. and all six of the
cars in our caravan bogged down
We did manage to reach a high-
way, after one hour and 45 minutes
in the mud, and after I and the
others helped free a mired truck
with 18 head of cattle in a trailer
behind it.
We spent the night in Woodward
and first thing the next morning,
visited the Pioneer Museum, which
surely ranks as a first-class local
museum.
We then visited Boiling Springs
and from there we went to the
Alabaster Caverns not far from
Freedom This cavern is almost
three-quarters of a mile long, and
the temperature in it remains at
an-almost constant 52-58 degrees
Bats flitted by us, and I heard
more than an occasional scream
from the ladies in our group The
cavern is electrically-lighted and
the guides do an excellent job of
explaining the formations and his-
tory of the cavern
We then had lunch at Northwest-
ern College in Alva toured the
campus, and headed for the Great
Salt Plains, where we engaged in
the fascinating sport of hunting
crystals in the sand and salt earth
To do this, the hunter digs a hole
in the ground and it slowly fills
with water Then, the water is
splashed against the sides of the
hele and if the hunter is in luck,
a crystal formation begins to ap-
pear We discovered—and uncover-
ed-many the size of a fist, and
many more smaller than that
From a distance, the Great Salt
Plains must qualify as one of Okla-
homa's more spectacular sights
We then visited the Old Sod
House near Jet and Aline, and al-
most got washed away by a sud-
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Lloyd Campbell
sw Corner of Garber
den cloudburst for the survey We hope to be able
We returned 49 and one-half to provide a service for our pres-
hours after we began far more ent industry, and provide the in-
aware of Northwest Oklahoma’s ducement of a ready-made avail-
scenic tourist atractions than ever able professional labor force for
before I want to thank Ken Green- any new industry which might
wood of Tulsa chairman of The want to consider locating in Okla-
Governor’s Advisory Committee on homa
Tourism, for his fine scheduling We plan to expand the survey
and selection of the tourist attrac- now, to include graduates of our
tions we visited other institutions Dr Tuttle and
I want also to thank the Indus Mr Joyner have done a fine job
trial Development and Park De- in working up the program so far.
partment, the Oklahoma Wildlife and we expect they will continue to
Department and the officials of provide a great public service to
Oklhaoma Northwest Inc for their the state of Oklahoma.
fine assistance This program is another example
We previously have visited North-S of what we at the state level can
east and Southeast Oklahoma, and
in September, will visit Southwest
Oklahoma Each section has much'
to offer the tourist and I'm eagerly
looking forward to the opportunity
to explore Southwest Oklahoma as ■
we have explored the three other 1
sections.
0
Bring Back Our Okies!
That's the title we've given a
program designed to bring Okla-
homa’s university graduates back
to our state, and the reception
we've received in the two weeks
since it was announced has been
nothing short of tremendous
We’ve received telephone calls,
letters and telegram^ from indi-
viduals and businessmen wanting
all the details
The program began this way
in March, at my request the
state Department of Vocational-
Technical Education headed by Dr
Francis Tuttle of Stillwater and
Olen Joyner, state coordinator of
industrial services for the depart-
ment. seqt out 28,902 questionnaires
to graduates of Oklahoma State
University, the University of Ok-
lahoma and the Oklahoma State
University Technical Institute at
Okmulgee The questionnaires ask-
ed if the indiv idual w ould be inter-
ested in returning to Oklahoma if
employment could be provided
The alumni associations at the
instiutions addressed the envelopes.
In th einitial return - we received
7,157, with 5,764—or 81 percent -
indicating their will ngness and de-
sire to return to Oklahoma.
We continue to re eive replies at
the rate of about 10 a day.
The names of those replying in
the affirmative we e punched on
computer cards, by occupation.
We then notified 743 of the state’s
largest employers of the availabil-
ity of the lists to fill their em-
ployee needs, in the hopes that
jobs could be found within the
state for well-educated and profes-
sional Oklahomans who had left
to take better jobs outside the
state
The response was immediate and
positive
Other employers wanted to ob-
tain the free lists of specialists in
their profession
Before we even announced the
program we landed a 50-60 ern
ployee electrical engineering firm
in the Midwe st Del City area sim-
ply because an electrical engineer
mentioned the survey to a St
Louis firm whic h was seeking that
number of electric engineers. We
already had a list of them and
provided it to the St. Louis firm,
which immediately began contact-
ing them
This exemplifies the main reason
Giant
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heat removal,
Friedrich air con-
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feet of coil area.
Only
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IET
OCKADAYS
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Enid, Oklahoma
SYMBOL OF
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cools like 2 Friedrich
Are you a “one-gallus" fisher-
man or a “two-gallus" fisherman?
Or . . . in other words . . . are
you an amatuer or a pro?
We Oklahomans are fortunate in
having a species of fish that fits
the one-gallus * fisherman to a
T We like to think we are all
old pros, but most of us are tickl-
ed to death if we come home with
a half dozen fish of assorted sizzes
and shapes.
We often think of the largemouth
bass as being the most important
member of the fish family in
Oklahoma, but we are dead wrong
The crappie leads the pack and if
followed by the channel catfish,
the sand bass, and then large-
mouth, a distant fourth
People don’t go fishing to catch
a certain kind or sue of fish as
much as to catch a fish—any fish.
About a million-odd years ago.
give or take a few thousand years,
a salt water ancestor of the sandy
migrated up our rivers and decid-
ed he liked fresh water better than
salt As a result, the first cousin
to the striped bass evolved, the
white bass or sandy to most Okla-
homans
Although native to most of our
streams, he wasn’t too well known
until Texhoma came into being
Two conditions developed that
were ideal for the sandy first,
the gizzard shad became ex-
tremely abundant sand, secondly.
Legal Publications
(Published in the Garber Free
Press August 1 and 8. 1968 )
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
GARFIELD COUNTY OKLAHOMA
In the Matter of the Estate of
KAREL MALY, Deceased
No. 13.683
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having claims against
the estate of KAREL MALY, de-
ceased, are required to present
the same with the necessary vouch-
ers to the undersigned at the off-
ice of her undersigned attorneys.
Security National Bank Building
Enid, Okla . within two months of
the date of the first publication
hereof or the same will be for-
ever barred
Dated this 23rd day of July. 1968
Emilie Maly.
Administratrix
Mitchell, Mitchell, DeClerck
A Cox
Attorneys for Administratrix
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do to stimulate, encourage and
assist in the economic development
of our state, and it also shows that
imagination and dedication on the
part of many individuals can bring
new blood, new life, into Okla
homa .
Any individual interested in ob-
taining information on this pro-
gram may write to:
Bring Back Our Okies, Room 212.
State Capitol, Oklahoma City, or
to Mr Joyner at 1515 West 6th
Avenue Stillwater, or Jay C. Casy,
Director of Industrial Development
Industrial Development and Park
Department, 500 Will Rogers Build-
ing, Oklahoma City, 73105.
BY
WENDELL BEVER
DIRECTOR
OKLAHOMA DEPARTMENT OF
WILDLIFE CONSERVATION
the combination of inflowing rivers
and large lakes provided the ideal
environment for the sandy to raise
a family
in early years, the limits on
sand bass were fixed, but it rapidly
became evident that limits could
not be set high enough to hurt him
When limits came off. catches of
the sandy skyrocketed to as many
as 100 fish per outing The sandy
took it in stride and came back
for more
The reputation of Texoma is
built upon the sand bass. Indeed,
Texoma is considered the finest
sand bass lake in the nation
The short-lived sand bass is
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prolific a savage hunter of shad
and a scrappy fighter The gizzard
or threadfin shad is tied up so
intimately with the well being of
the sandy, he rarely does well in
lakes where these forage fish are
not found.
The sandy mature early—a two-
pound female will reproduce 200,-
000 adhesive eggs—and roams the
mid-water areas of lakes in the
equivalent of hunting packs in
mid- summer when fishing is slow
on most species, a fisherman of-
ten becames a bird watcher to
catch sandies
Shad, sandies and gulls are al-
most synonymous. When a vora-
cious school of sandies work over
a school of shad, the gulls move
in to pick up the scraps and injur-
ed shad The knowledgeable fish-
erman who watches for gull ac-
tivity isn’t far behind and if he
reaches a feed school on time, al-
most any kind of lure will catch
fish
This is one kind of fishing where
a high speed boat and a pair of
binoculars can come in handy
Fishing in the middle of a sandy
feeding frenzy is a unique exper-
ience The sandy may not be the
choice of the "two-gallus" fisher-
man but for us "one-gallus" boys,
he’s a dream come true
Visitors of Mrs Rosie Perrin and
Johnnie last week were her
nephew, Mr and Mrs Wayne Per-
rin. Oklahoma City
Wayne Casteel
Auctioneer
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