School Beginners' Parents To Meet For Orientation
Beginning first grade parents are invited to an orientation on May 9 at 2 30 p m in the South Ward Elementary auditorium. Supt. C A Reynolds says the meeting helps parents learn how to assist teachers for a pleasant and profitable first year. Some families may have been missed by mail. The Heady Standard notice serves as an open invitation.
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Siady
South Ward
Supt
C. A. Reynolde
Reynolds
Passmore Elected FFA President
Brady High School FFA chapter elects officers Lynn Passmore as president Bill Bratton as vice president and Doug Snowden as secretary. Sentinel and reporter to be chosen next year. Miller of Waldrip to depart Friday for San Angelo then fly to Los Angeles for a 14 day Hawaii tour with his daughter Nike McDonnell.
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Brady High School
FFA
Lynn Passmore
Bill Bratton
Doug Snowden
Sentinel
Reporter
Chas, HW. Miller
Waldrip
San Angelo
Los Angeles
Nike McDonnell
Hawaii
Soth State
Head Start Registration Opens in Brady Schools
The summer Head Start program starts June 5 in Brady schools lasting eight weeks. Children ages five and six are invited to enroll through A. H. Floyd at South Ward Elementary School, phone 597-9170. Over 100 children are expected to participate as certified teachers conduct activities to ready them for school.
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Brady
Supt. C. A. Reynolds
A. H. Floyd
South Ward
Belinda Britteon Wins Brady High Singing Trophy
Brady High School junior Belinda Britteon won the annual BHS singing contest held in the school auditorium. First runner up was Gloria Williams and second runner up Hob McDonough. The event is sponsored by K. K. Steffens who has presented the trophy since 1946 after succeeding Dr. J. W. Ragsdale.
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Belinda Britteon
Brady High School
BHS
James W. Britteon
Camp San Saba
Gloria Williams
Claud Williams
Hob McDonough
Joe McDonough
K. K. Steffens
J. W. Ragsdale
Steffens
Honor roll seniors named in this week's announcements
Prin Boyd Hunt announced honor students across the freshman sophomore and junior classes. Freshman top averages include Raymond Martin 96.13 and Sheila Anderson 96.52. Sophomores Kathy Jackson 95.45 and Donald Bailey 95.44. Juniors Steve Miller 97.28 and Lynn Passmore 95.85.
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Prin. Boyd Hunt
Raymond Martin
Sheila Anderson
Kathy Jackson
Donald Bailey
Steve Miller
Lynn Passmore
Story of Woman's Pavilion at HemisFair Told Here
Mrs Edward W Penshorn and Mrs Fred B Irby of San Antonio travel to Brady Texas Monday to present the Woman's Pavilion story for HemisFair to McCulloch County ladies in the school cafeteria at 3 p m The event marks HemisFair day in Brady as Major John Rudder proclaims and five motorcades tour to about 30 Texas cities to promote participation in the pavilion Donations fund the pavilion with memberships for women and charter members recorded in the building future Inter-American Education Center site.
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Fred B. Irby
San Antonio
HemisFair
McCulloch County
John Rudder
Brady
Penshorn
Vilion
Texas
Panhandle
Rio Grande Valley
Fredericksburg
Brownwood
Abilene
San Angelo
Inter-American Education Center
HemisPair
P.O
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Louisiana
Nuevo Leon
Coahuila
Taumalipas
Washington
County Should Maintain SCS Structures Says Mayor Rudder
Brady Lake reconstruction redirected seven small dams funds to the Brady Lake dam under SCS. Mayor John Rudder argues McCulloch County should assume maintenance of local SCS structures for minimal cost and maximum flood control value. A local foundation and officials cite flood relief and county-wide benefits, noting two conservation districts and 27 structures in the county. The matter hinges on County sponsorship as San Saba and Concho districts have taken over elsewhere.
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Mayor Rudder
Brady Lake
Soil Conservation Service
Brady
John Rudder
Concho County
Brady Industrial Foundation
McCulloch County
Hardin H. Jones
Foundation
Jones
Concho
San Saba-Brady
Concho District
Brady Creek
Deep Creek
McCulloch
Kenneth Kuykendall
SSF
Paint Rock
San Saba County
Dutton Wins Four-Year Cornell Fellowship For PhD Studies
Tony Dutton son of Mr and Mrs George Dutton of Brady receives an NDEA Title IV fellowship to study for a PhD in Spanish literature at Cornell University Ithaca starting September 1967. Teaching assistantship for one year accompanies the three year fellowship. He previously earned an MA from the University of Texas and has taught Spanish French at Alvin Junior College and English to inmates at Rosharon Prison Farm. He is married to Elizabeth Ann Files of Houston with a six month old daughter Heather Ann.
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Tony Dutton
George Dutton
Brady
Cornell University
Ithaca
New York
Cornell
Tony
University of Texas
Alvin Junior College
Alvin
Rosharon
Mr. Dutton
Elizabeth Ann Files
Houston
Heather Ann
Probation Granted in Forgery Case In Kansas
Fdrward Francis Hardesty of Wichita received two years probation in 35th District Court after pleading guilty to forgery and passing a check to McTean's Sporting Goods on March 11. Restitution to all injured parties required. An indictments linger in Coleman and McCulloch Counties.
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Fdrward Francis Hardesty
Wichita
Kan
35Th District Court
Joe Dibrell
Hardesty
McTean’s
Sporting Goods
Brady
Aubrey Davee
Gordon Griffin
Coleman County
McCulloch County
Carroll Hemphill
Pear Valley
Sim Gamblin
Placid
Callie McMurry
A. J. Probst
Camp San Saba
Harold Burk
K. D. Lindsay
Rochelle High School Honors Grad Class Names
Rochelle High School announces valedictorian Vicki Gamblin with a 95.12 four year average and salutatorian Sue Hutchens with 94.56. Graduation for the high school is Friday May 19 at 8 PM in the gym. Baccalaureate is Sunday May 14 at 7 30 PM at Rochelle Baptist Church. Eighth grade honors list includes Anne Moseley valedictorian 94.94 and Kathy Turnell salutatorian 94.89.
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Rochelle High School
Prin
Bill Spurgin
Vicki Gamblin
Sim Gamblin
Placid
Vicki
Sue Hutchens
Gerald Hutchens
Brady
Sue
Rochelle Baptist Church
Anne Moseley
R. S. Moseley
Rochelle
Kathy Turnell
L. W. Turnell
Brady Officials Urge Bond Election For New Generating Unit
City officials announce a May 16 bond election to issue 500000 in Electric Light System Revenue bonds payable from utility revenues. The plan adds generating capacity by 1969, with rates lower than private power and funds supporting city services. absentee voting available through May 12.
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Brady
Feazelle
Rudder
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