Girl's Softball Faces End Without More Managers
Coach Joe Vassar warns the girls summer softball program may collapse unless six more managers and five sponsors are found. The effort hinges on volunteer leadership to get the team off the ground.
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Newspaper
Bowie News
Location
Bowie, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1973
Page
1
Coach Joe Vassar warns the girls summer softball program may collapse unless six more managers and five sponsors are found. The effort hinges on volunteer leadership to get the team off the ground.
Girls 16 and older in Bowie ISD may apply for the Miss Jim Bowie Days Queen Pageant by Friday June 15. Applications are in the Bowie News and mailed to Charles Sealing.
Bowie Jackrabbit Booster Club members will elect new officers at the next meeting in the Bowie High School Cafeteria at 7 30 p m on Monday June 11 Rev Merwin Turner club president urges all current members and prospective new members to attend.
Anita Gail Gaskins, 14, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jimmie L Gaskins, was honored for perfect attendance. She compiled eight years of flawless attendance with no absences or tardies through her entire schooling.
Young Joe McGee was taken to Arlington Hospital Thursday for head injury after riding a bicycle on Tanglewood Drive. He fell about 10 feet from a bridge into creek water when his foot slipped on the curb. He struck his head on a rock during the fall.
Bowie Independent School District invites applications for Teacher Aides for the 1973-74 year at 800 North Mill Street. Ten months, $300 per month. Requirements include college degree or progress toward one, and high school diploma with relevant experience. Applications accepted immediately. prior files will be destroyed.
Local service station owners face fuel shortages across the nation. Dealers consider rationing by sales or closing, increasing prices, or strict allocations. Farmers may receive priority, with government guidelines risking federal controls. Some stations already ran out of low lead gas and cut discounts to conserve supplies.
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