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   Duncanvillite (Newspaper) - July 24, 1969, Duncanville, Texas                                did Sunday so. He watched the televised pictures from the s Armstrong and Buzz frolicked and carried out their and also wias able to get these striking photographs from his television top the astronauts stand at attention while speaking with President Richard Nixon Ihe longest distance phone call and In the bottom photograph they collect rock for scientific and a few local firms taking off JO observe age P streets in the Industrial are put i From west to east and have been Mercury WO Apollo Sunday for a trip to Great ' held a family last night at the has been son of the P Mrsi Barker of Hillsboro and P Pf mowing thB Police J. Noel is at home under medical week after suffering minor heart w of the iPf Christ to have an ice cream supper at Everyone either a freezer of ice cream or a 1: Discount Shoe Store in front of John Wheeler pch services at the First Baptist Revival July 23-24. iff the is a recent of Baylor Jack Andrews saies and warehouse on W. IP in the near Maybe the reason has up is because everything gone Not advertising this four or five several news having surgery this gis it is going to come 1333 S. is being injured while folks Girls tp play in Hill tournament It looks the more Paces To the I Apollo 6i of tlie ' tot 1 FWW 13600, i F. and I A. are charge as on the will be using a technique of rOck study explains that petrography Is the standard way geologists study is an extension of the will be Just one of many studies of the moon These samples will be studied by more than 100 laboratories all oyer the ' These laboratories been designated the Aeronautics and Space Administration to head small jini duplication these various Robert City Manager James Chamber of Commerce President Ray Shaver Suburban publisher Royce Brown will represent at Friday's groundbreaking ceremony for the Ten Mile Creek Sewage System Treatment Plant near 11 a.m. ceremonies will be on the plant site on the I C Bridge Road east Arrh WS and northeast of IIVI III speaker will a member from the Sixth of Evidence Is obliterated In but Its aisle look for s on how the rock was process of sedimentary accumulation In don't expect to find any organisms on the he LP has the of showing things not otherwise We hope It will give clues as to how these particular rocks were will treat moon rock as a will have to go to the Manned Spacecraft Houston to gat Ms and when must return his says the specimens are there will be a period of three months during which time everyone will working and At the end of the 3-month a meeting of all the Investigators will be held at the Manned spacecraft press will be there to receive releases on the reports from each and the press wUl be able to ask questions of the investigators about what discoveries of significance their studies will be released during the three months set aside for the He said that after the big meeting at publications in all types of will be what we will be looking for we don't know what's says Dr. earth luminescent petrography shows new Information that can't be obtained any other for we may find organisms by LP that don't show up In ordinary perhaps because the rock has been Mile Creek at Cedar of the Joint project has been placed at amount will be gained through revenue bonds and grants furnished by the federal record-breaking North led by Kathy Allen of buried the South in a second - half surge for 85-65 Saturday in 13th annual All - Star game of the Texas High school Girls Basketball Coaches Association clinic at High School North's height and speed was too much for a South team up a good battle for a But valiant heart was not enough for the South squad after the North came back from and began to mount an impressive offense that tallied 49 points In the final two North's 85-polnt total is a new coaching school the 78 won that 78-53. The two - team total of 150 points also shatters the mark of 136 set in last year's game when the North won 72-64,  65 points not only Is the most points ever scored a losing team In the All-Star it also is the points any squad ever last year's total by 1.  North outscored the ' South 49-33 Ih the second half bettered entire scoring In the first All-Star game In 1957 when took a 43-35 ' ' After ithe South had taken an early 1-0 the North took command and most of the first the by Becky to and battled from flVe down to a 30-30 spurted for a 36-32 advantage at still like anybody's ball gameL at this But ip The North completely shut oft the South and the was unable to do the same the explosive North Marcia of Judy Townsen of Hale Sherry Stark of Wendy Cromer of Pam Richardson of Betty Brewer of Chapel Hill and Marsha Dawson of were alternated freely by Coaches P. D. Fletcher of Stratford and Bob Schneider of It didn't matter which offensive trio was In the they all moved the ball well and were able to crack the South defense North's guards wary of Rita Payne of caria Robertson of Sandy Giddens of Nancy Huffman of Pat Epps of Deport and Wanda Rea of stymied the South offense with quickness on And the got a second shot at the Bludau of who won the free-throw contest on Friday was the only serious offense threat for the 12 of her 22 points came at the free-throw of was able to net 12 for the only other South player in double Allen Mored 32 Marcia 14,' Judy and Marsha Dawson 10.  Armstrong of will act as master of Mayor of De Soto will give the mayor Ithiel Worden of Cedar Hill wUl Introduce representatives of host mayor j.w. of Ferris will introduce special and mayor Vernon of Lancaster will introduce Ben H. chairman of the executive committee who will Introduce Trinity Improvement Association has arranged for a barbecue luncheon be served after Mile Creek Regional Sewage System is a Joint effort of the five cities to be De Cedar Ferris and Joint effort also Includes of Texas Water Quality Board and the Water Pollution Control Administration of the United States Department of is the second major regional sewage system to be Implemented by the Trinity River of Texas represents a major effort to keep the Trinity It also is another step forward in completing master plan of development of the Trinity Idea was conceived for this sewage plant in 1967. The five city entered into a contract with TRA in 1967.  contract provides for a sewage treatment plant to .be located of Lancaster near 11 sewage tunk line wiU be system to be Is designed to serve approximately 68,000 which will allow these cities to double their present population without undertaking any additional financial for treatment and transporting provided by the Ten Creek Regional Sewage of several road projects In the area were discussed Tuesday when City Manager James Horne and Gus Alexander of the Chamber of Commerce Highway Committee met with District Engineer John Keller of the Texas Highway first outlined should follow In a request for the THD to put a across Interstate Highway 20 where it will go under Camp Wisdom just west of Cockrell Hill Horne Plans first called for a bridge to constructed for Camp but is seeking to make it a bridge because future plans call for widening Cimp Wisdom to six lanes in the road program which was approved last says and Alexander also discussed with Keller plans for extending Marvin D. Love Freeway 67) to the Ellis County Keller said that definitely is in plans for the hut the highway department is concerned with getting right of way and contracts let % anticipates the Mng iet this at 1H20 Highway 67. tife interchange will convert 67 to a freeway wisdom to Road for all practical reported the Highway Department expects to buy the right of way for from to Tarrant County line this year and start letting contracts once the ROW purchases are understand they still lack some pieces of land in and Tarrant County still has not completed its for right of notes would like to have built through to State Highway 1382 during the coming the department feels it can complete within two years after the contracts are road project of interest to residents is tlie county plan to widen Wheatland Road to six lanes from Highway 67 to Clark The engineering lias progressed rapidly on this project from Highway 67 to Cedar Hill which will be the first phase of the will lie a major project will mean construction or a new route in one area and possible relocation of homes along Crutcher will 1 widened to six lanes to tlie point of the Junior High Here it will cross open land behind the Apartments and tie in with Crutcher second phase of the calls for the railroad tracks and tying in with Vinyard of School and continuing on to Clark says he feels it will be around the first of the year before engineering is complete and right of purchases has been Complete for this Freeway Opens travel be brought practically front next Tuesday when Gov. Preston other open Marvin Love Freeway 67) special dedication beauty Oak Miss and Miss Charlotte help cut the cer be conducted at 11 a.m. under the Loop 12 bridg e where it crosses Marvin D. Love addition to Gov. members of the ' Texas Highway county and city of Commerce offici als and the general public wi 11 participate in the freeway oj great A campaign will be conducted for the seventh year In a Royce publisher announced youngsters in Southwest Dallas County can enter summer fun contest and win themselves a brand new Gibson contest Is a renewal of the annual In which more than 125 bicycles have been given year the contest rules will about the same as last tJie number has been decreased by All a youngster has to do Is sell IF hew to the the newspaper will award him a sports are provided arrangements with Bikes will be on display at are complete and get your subscription blanks at the Suburban 322 N. lis the full amount of money and addresses of your and collect new subscriptions count toward the 12.. Ls considered is a person is receiving a paper ai the address Uie Suburban will pay 25 per cent of collected for renewal you fail to sell the 12 new we will pay you 25 per cent of what you do Entrants must have addresses and full amount of cash or checks for the subscriptions before collecting their The Suburban will not do any newcomer discount subscriptions will not be accepted in the are conte st is open to all boys and gii .is living of any is no entrance but conti must register with 0 lis newspaper at 322 N. Main before starting to sell contes t will run through August 30. an rates are annually Ins Ide Dallas and Ellis Counti and annually If thi subscriber Jives FOR * manner 1 the the which the giving in the subscription sales  

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