McCulloch 4-H Adult Leader Association forms new group
The 4-H adult leaders met at the Boy Scout House and later voted to form a formal association. Officers named include Oliver Grote president Bill Huffman vice president Mrs Dan Snow secretary treasurer and Mrs Elmer Lich reporter. Simon Bure praised members and challenged them to chart future plans. Kathy Flemming stressed the value of dedicated adult leaders for engaging youth. The group discussed expanding and improving district and state 4-H programs and activities and adjourned for a barbecue meal before reconvening for business.
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Pupettes Fall Twice at Menard in Eldorado Tournament Preview
Brady High Pupettes lost 50-21 in the A team game and 29-22 in the B team contest at Menard. Janice Kenney led Brady with 10 points while Sue Estes paced the B squad with 18. Menard's Susan Decker had 19 and Rayna Haney 21. Miss Long's varsity team heads to Eldorado for a tournament, opening Thursday at 1 p.m.
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Rochelle Teams Split With Richland Springs In Doubleheader
Rochelle girls top Richland Springs 48 24 as Hornets fall 86 64 to Coyotes. Kathy Doval led Rochelle with high points, followed by Susan Pore and Brenda Deeds among others. Russell Willis led Rochelle boys with 18 points in a 64 86 loss.
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Teachers and Boards Urged to Clarify Roles and Consult Actively
Galyean calls for clear responsibilities and orderly processes in school consultations. He urges professional dignity, use of accepted channels, and group consensus before board proposals while highlighting Texas’ teacher shortages and the need to improve education amid defense funding. Benton Cain presides. delegates, alternates chosen. carols sung. thanks given to cafeteria staff and decor team. Next meeting set for March 13.
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Water battles at a Pennsylvania Dutch well in memory
In Pace One continuation memories recount Matilda Evans defending a village water source in Frans Pennsylvania Dutch country. Neighbors and travelers drew from her well while she stood firm against threats, sparking tense exchanges with J. H. White recounting the scene. The Evans family earned respect for sharing water yet protecting scarce supply.
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