Rodeo Secretary Embraces Life Across Cities and Cattle
Fort Worth AP reports June Ivory, secretary for rodeo circuits, splits time between Pampa Texas and international shows. After 32 years in rodeo, she tours Europe with 300 head of stock, while maintaining duties at Fort Worth Rodeo and back home to brand cattle each January. June rose from junior barrel racer to world stage, wearing jeweled belts and western hats, balancing travel, entry colors, and rhythm of rodeo life.
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Baytown School Lunches Menu Update
Tuesday offerings list breakfast items including fruit cup and milk and a choice of fried chicken or Salisbury steak for lunch with sides such as English peas and hot applesauce. Barbers Hill features rice and congealed pear salad with rolls and milk. Rosey lunch presents creamed turkey over rice with black eyed peas and stewed tomatoes served with yeast biscuits and milk.
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Vernon D. Clement Retires From Humble Oil Plant
Vernon D. Clement of Sour Lake retires from Humble Oil and Refinery Co after 25 years as a process technician in Operating Services. A Memorial Baptist Church and Elks Lodge No. 1649 member, he and wife Hazel have three children. Plans include taking it easy and fishing.
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Retired craftsman aids new property ID program
R F Young, retired in Hillsboro, backs a police marked property ID program using owner license numbers engraved on valuables. The system links items to owners via a regional police computer to speed recovery and deter burglars, with pencils available for checkout at stations.
Citrus exports from Gaza projected at 200000 tons season
The Gaza Strip is expected to ship about 200000 tons of citrus during the 1971 72 season. Officials note the volume reflects growing agricultural trade and regional demand.
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