Tracksters Head To Plateau Relays In Eldorado
Eighteen Brady Bulldogs travel to Eldorado for the Plateau Relays. Coach Fletcher Fields notes sun breaks and team work will help sharpen conditioning for the meet against Colorado City NeCamney and Big Lake. Events listed include wide range of sprints, hurdles, jumps, throws, and relays featuring athletes such as Jerry Alexander Aston Allen and Jim Hensley.
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Brady Bulldogs
Eldorado
Fletcher Fields
Fields
Zoth Brady
Colorado City
NeCamney
Big Lake
Divsion II
Jerry Alexander
Willie Jones
Aston Allen
Jimmy Hensley
Steve Cunningham
Rochelle Wildlife group birds and animals meeting notes
The Rochelle Wildlife group held a February meeting at the school with Mrs. Engdahl presenting on wild animals and bird habits. A March field trip to Mr. and Mrs. F W Hurd featured quail penning, pheasant species, incubator details, and future pens to exercise birds. refreshments were served.
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Rochelle Wildlife Group
F. W. Hurd
Mr. Hurd
Brady Schools Cafeteria Menu Schedule
A weekly school lunch list shows Monday meat loaf with catsup and sides like spinach and Sally Lunn bread. Tuesday beef casserole, buttered carrots, and corn bread. Wednesday turkey salad and macaroni and cheese with green beans. Spanish meat delight with beets. Friday steamed franks with potatoes and cabbage salad. All menus subject to change.
New Uniforms Issued To Brady Bulldog Band
Uniforms for the Brady Bulldog Band arrived and were issued for the Texas Public Schools Week assembly. Band director James Mallow announced ongoing donations and published a donor list with new contributors.
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Brady Bulldog
Texas Public Schools
James Mallow
Pennsylvania Glass Land
San Saba Division
Brady Savings & Loan
Kittle Insurance
Diane T. Andersons
Huffman’s Brady Co
Rudder Drug, Household Co
M. M
Joe McDonough
Reeves Plumbing
Brady Lions Club
Albert McCulloh
M. E. Tittle
New Social Security Disability Credits Cut for Young Workers
The new disability provisions reduce required work credits for young workers. Disabled between 24 and 31 need half of the credits earned from age 21 to disability. under 24 require 1.5 years in a three year window. First benefits start February 1968. about 100,000 eligible with an estimated 70 million dollars extra in year one. Information available at Social Security office 3000 West Harris Avenue San Angelo Texas or via local representatives.
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West
Harris Avenue
San Angelo
Texas
Local Cancer Unit Serves Four Patients in McCulloch Co
In a March meeting of the McCulloch County unit of the American Cancer Society chaired by Mrs. Lee Craft, final Crusade plans were set for March 18. The unit reports serving four local cancer patients with beds wheelchairs and colostomy bags, while South Ward Elementary classes prepare comfort items for patients. A nominating committee for 1968-69 and a planning panel for the May 14 unit meeting were formed. films on cancer causes and cures were reviewed with access through W. R. Fields.
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McCulloch County
American Cancer Society
Chamber of Commerce
Lee Craft
Howard Creamer
South Ward Elementary
W. R. Fields
Public Education
Enrollment Week Scheduled For CMA in Brady
Brady members of the Brownwood Civic Music Association announce Enrollment Week from March 18 to 23 for new memberships and renewals. Dues for the 1966-67 season are $8 for adults and $4 for students, with four concerts included. The closing attraction is baritone William Warfield on March 24 at Mims Auditorium.
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Brady
Brownwood Civic Music Association
A. J. Ricks
Ricks Home Furnishings
Cecil Nelin
N. Walnut
B. Simpson
S. Elm
Brownwood
William Warfield
Gershwin
Mims
Association
Dinner Planned After Dues Receipt Event at Browntowner
Attendees show their paid dues receipts at the door and a complimentary dinner will be held at the Browntowner.
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Browntowner
Rochelle WSCS Tackles Navajo Heritage Program
American Indian Study Program led by Mrs. Tom Penn featured a Rochelle WSCS meeting on March 6 at 7 30 p m in which Mrs. Howard Price covered Navajo history, Mrs. Carl Scoggin health issues, Mrs. Don Neal education, and Mrs. A L Neal economic challenges. Dayton Boren closed with church roles on the reservation and aiding the Navajo. Don Neal announced Lenten study dates April 7 8 and 9 using Encounter of the Faiths as text for Christ and the Faiths of Men.
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Tom Penn
Rochelle Woman's Society of Christian Service
Howard Price
Carl Scoggin
Don Neal
A. L. Neal
Dayton Boren
Missionary Education
Honoring Volunteers Friday Evening Event
An event Friday at 7 p m on March 15 honors volunteer workers with attendees including Mrs. Ricks Mr Nelin and Mrs Simpson expected to attend.
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Ricks
Nelin
Simpson
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Cason
Mason
Don Kothmann
Lewis Durst
Cowpunchers
David Willmann
D. W. Behrens
Standard-Herald Office
Cox Gulf Station
Movement
Muffiers
Moog
Champion
Autolite
Your Safety Shop
Brady Schools
Social Security News
Ted F. Moellering
McCulloch Co
City Drug Co
Dial
Kathy Jackson
Judy Bryson
Rhonda Shirley
Kathryn Wulff
Standing
David Black
Frank Carmichael
Eddie Wilkinson
Donald Barley
CMA
J. W. Ragsdale
Optometrist
Brady, Texas
Rochelle Wscs
Chevrolet
Golden Anniviversary
S. Bridge Street
Heart OF Texas
Noah
Brady National Bank
FDIC
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