Montague politican Tony Feno glows in peaches talk
Tony Feno of Montague appears at a social event to praise local agriculture and promote peach and apple industry. He recalls Montague County honors in fairs and urges hard work in farming while citing family acquaintances and community supporters. Nearby youths and a Bowie coach’s son shine in track meets.
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Tony Fenoglio
Montague
Barefoot Sanders
Sanders
Tony
Bertha Volkman
Bertha
J. C
Montague County
Henry
Bowie
S. L. Henry
S. L
Senter Henry
Abilene
U. S
Fenoglio
Brooks Elected Alternate Director for Region 3
Bowie High School coach Willie Brooks was chosen as an alternate director for region 3 during the Texas coaches annual Houston clinic. He said he supports the Texas High School Coaches Association work and could be called to full director in about two years as the 16 directors statewide are supplied by two per region.
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Bowie
Willie Brooks
Texas
Houston
Brooks
Texas High School Coaches Association
Bellevue First To Ring School Bell
Bellevue resumes classes on August 17 1972 at 8 30 AM with buses on regular times and lunchroom open on the first day. Dismissal is 3 30 PM and a general assembly for all students in the auditorium at 9 00 AM. Teachers are listed in the notice.
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Bellevue
Area Men Honored By Brazos Electric
Brazos Electric Power Cooperative awarded five electric cooperative representatives in a BEPC sponsored residential power marketing contest. First place went to Jim Parks of Muenster representing the Co Cont'd on page 2. The North Texas Tuberculosis Mobile Chest X Ray unit will be at Gibson's Discount Center on August 16 and 17 from noon to 6 pm. The unit screens for TB enlarged heart lung tumors and other chest disorders with results mailed within two weeks if abnormalities are found. If the X Ray is OK no written report is issued. A health demonstration aboard the unit emphasizes community health awareness. Bottom: PERFECT BATTING FORM will begin work on Monday August 14 with staff including FF Ellis Benham Superintendent and Civics, David L. Rice Principal Coach, P E and Biology, and other teachers and staff listed.
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North Texas Tuberculosis Mobile Chest
Gibson’s Discount Center
FF. Ellis Benham
David L. Rice
P.E
Marge E. Boyd
Wanda Fancher
Mary C. Blackburn
Lois Ann Cannedy
Vannie L. Randolph
Michael D. Bennett
Kenneth F. Noah
Judy Kay Lowe
Donald L. Dunn
Dixie Gill
Roberta Brown
Howard Beeler
Ethel Cooley
Bertie Sue Johnson
Loyd Shoemaker
Bill Johnson
Bill Lawson
Mike Fenoglio Part Of Science Program
Sherman Texas July 27 1972 Nocona High School senior Mike Fenoglio was selected as one of 14 outstanding students nationwide to join an Austin College summer science program on environmental quality. The TAGER Institute program for undergraduate science is NSF funded and emphasizes independent research with lectures by Dr. Jack Pierce. Fenoglio notes two way television and field trips as key features and aims to foster objective problem solving. He plans to pursue medicine with a surgical specialty and is the son of Mr and Mrs Melvin E Fenoglio.
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Sherman
Mike Fenoglio
Nocona
Austin College
TAGER
Association For Graduate Education and Research of North Texas
Institute For Environmental Studies
National Science Foundation
Mike
Jack Pierce
Dallas
Six Flags
Melvin E. Fenoglio
Montague
Bishop College of Dallas
Texas Wesleyan College of Fort Worth
Dallas Baptist College
Presbyterian Church
U.S
Region IX Education Service Center to train North Texas teachers
Bowie hosts an In service Training Program for several hundred teachers from North Texas on August 16 17 23 and 24 at Bowie High School. The four day event aims to meet ten days of state required professional enrichment and offers a wide range of subjects from science demonstrations on cold temperatures to Criterion Referenced Instruction led by Don Brewer. Charles Fenoglio Jr of the Texas Bankers Association serves as special consultant.
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Bowie
North Texas
Region IX Education Service Center
Wichita Falls
O. Martin
Don Brewer
Texas Bankers Association
Charles Fenoglio, Jr
Bellevue Budget Hearing Set for August 17 1972
Bellevue School Board schedules public hearing for the 1972 1973 budget on August 17 at 8 pm. The milk bid from Oak Farm Dairies was accepted for the lunchroom, keeping lunch prices at 40 cents for students and 50 cents for adults. No major policy changes are expected at the special meeting.
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Bellevue School Board of Trustees
Oak Farm Dairies
Red and White Riders Win first at Saint Jo Rodeo Parade
The Jim Bowie Saddle Club rode to first place at the Saint Jo rodeo parade, marking their seventh top trophy win. Gainesville took second with the Grayson County Sheriffs Posse third. Thirty four club members attended, below Bridgeport’s forty one rider peak this year. The defending national champions have two parades left, Decatur and Henrietta in September.
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Jim Bowie
Merchants Lunch Planned Friday At Travel Inn
The Chamber of Commerce sponsors a free noon luncheon on August 11 at the Travel In for all retail business people. Attendees will discuss plans for a city wide October retail promotion and hear merchant recommendations on chamber merchant relations.
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Chamber of Commerce
Bowie High to Distribute Shoes and Conduct Physicals
Bowie football coach Willie Brooks announced players will receive shoes and socks from 8 30 a m to noon Wednesday August 9 at the High School Field House. After collection they report to the High School building at 1 30 p m for physicals. First Jackrabbits workouts set for Monday August lth.
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Bowie
Willie Brooks
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Ron Taylor
M. D
Loyd Jackson
Eddie Sipes
Wise Electric Cooperative
Brazos Electric
Brazos Electric Power Cooperative, Inc
BEPC
Jim Parks
Muenster
Mozelle Henry
The
Bowie Jets
Sma
Rosetta Hoover
Larry King
Mathews
LaSalle
Janice Beth Taylor
Charles Nathaniel Wise
Nugent Street
Saddle Club
Saint Jo Parade
Merchants
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