Barry Cook Wins Top Prize In Football Contest The two top winners in last week’s Football Contest picked the upset, Missouri over Nebraska correctly and missed only one game to take the top prize money. Winner of the $7.50 first prize is Barry Cook, 1805 East North avenue. He missed the Tulsa-Memphis game and edged Lee Fuller, 615 North Seventh, when he picked Perkins to win in the tie-breaker. Mrs. Fuller wins second prize money of $5.Six contestants missed two games in the contest but winner of the third place money is Sonny Burns, 409 North Sixth who topped all others in picking the tie-breaker. Others who missed two games but did not win a prize are Steve Schatz, Box 61; Doug Brown, 1501 E. Tonkawa; Lloyd Jones, 216 North Public; Fred Looper, 520 E. Oklahoma and Ellis Morgan, Jr., Box 488, El Reno.Another contest will be found in issue of the News sponsored by the following: Quality Cleaners, Valley Lumber Co., Roberts Insurance & Associates, Tonkawa Foundry, First National Bank, Moore’s Department Store, Joe’s Refrigeration, Aisenbrey’s Prescription Shop, McKenzie-Noles Insurance, M & D Rexall Drug, Farmers Co-op Association, Service Bank of Tonkawa, Dare Real Estate & Auction Co., One Stop Grocery, Harris Furniture & Carpet and Tastee Freez.Record High Flood Marks Are Set By Two Rivers Cleanup operations began Friday in the Tonkawa area following the worst flood in history when the Salt Fork and Chikaskia rivers and Deer Creek flooded thousands of acres of fertile farmland, inundated farm homes and required helicopter and boat rescue of more than 100 persons. Luckily, no one in the area lost their life in the flood.Water reached record levels in both rivers. It was estimated that the Salt Fork river crested at 8:00 p.m. Thursday at 29 feet. The figure is only an estimate since all of the river reading instruments were reported underwater at 3:30 p.m. Thursday. Flood stage on the Salt Fork is 17 feet. The Chikaskia crested at 33.80 feet at Blackwell, the official measuring station. Flood stage is 26 feet. Salt Fork was down to 16.47 feet at 8:10 a.m. today.Tonkawa police and firemen worked around the clock with boats and assisted a helicopter crew of the 4th Flight Platoon, 507th Medical Company, Ft. Sill, in evacuating persons Thursday as rivers continued to rise. The helicopter crew, composed of CW2 Richard Smith, pilot, Seattle, Wash.; CW2 Sid Howard,
