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Newspaper
Andrews County News
Location
Andrews, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1959
Page
4
Denver City officials announce General Telephone Company plans to relocate poles and cables along Main Street to the alley behind the street. Claude Adams said the plan addresses resident complaints and will be implemented soon. The move aims to improve streetscape and reduce visual obstructions.
Ninety eight students at Andrews High School earned the final six weeks honor roll with eighty five making the full second semester honor roll. The list shows each student and their six week grade, with asterisks for those who also made the semester roll.
Warm weather raises washing questions for electric bed coverings with care tips from Mrs. Juanita Boyd and safety reminders. Travel light for summer, shopping notes on picnic foods and milk. congratulations to Mrs. Chapman as new County THDA Chair. 4-H girls are commended for June programs and demonstrations on vegetable salads.
Notice states the signer will not be responsible for charges by others and署tends to warn about third party billing. It names T. F. Seay and references a cleaning service promotion by Andrews Hardware for Blue Lustre carpet cleaning.
Parents asked to have children return golf balls taken from the driving range which belong to the school. James Dixon, club pro. Pest control ad offers free inspection bonded and insured with toll free numbers for La Mesa and LA8-3888 city.
Trustees approved a curriculum overhaul reducing the rate by 15 cents. Curricu lum Director Joe Tidrow and High School Principal J Lee Smith reported the plan raising graduation unit totals to 19 for 1959, 20 for 1960 1961, and 24 for 1962 graduates with 112 basic units 4 PE and 8 electives. Doctor Tidrow Vernon Payne praised the first year results of the American Life Course and a June 18 meeting with architect John Lyon Reid was scheduled for high school plans.
The council agreed to connect at the fireplug in Block 1 then run lines up Ave D to 11th Street. Action on removing water lines across Lots 27 and 28 of the Country Club Addition was tabled.
Aklavik, the Canadian Arctic settlement, clings to life as the rival Inuvik grows. The government moved administration 35 miles east to the Mackenzie Delta to escape erosion and thaw risks. Inuvik boasts a five million dollar airport and housing cores as Aklavik’s population of about 800, with summer influxes, faces an uncertain future.
Aklavik grows as a trade and education hub in western Canada with stores, boarding schools, hospitals, and seaplanes. The position aids exploration of the DEW Line and northern infrastructures impacting Mackenzie Eskimos.
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