Private Buck C. Jones Completes Basic Training
Completes eight weeks of basic training at the U. S. Army Training Center Infantry Ft. Polk La. He studied drill and ceremonies weapons map reading combat tactics military courtesy military justice first aid and army history and traditions. His wife Joan lives in Denver City.
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Army
Buck C. Jones
Lynn H. Jones
Seminole
U. S. Army Training Center
Infantry
Ft. Polk
His
Joan
Denver City
Exploring Executive Employed by South Plains Council
Jerry D. Outlaw named Exploring Executive for the 20 county South Plains Council centered on Lubbock County. He brings prior roles from Amarillo Llano Estacado Council and Oklahoma City staff, with a degree from Lamar State College and six National Guard years. The grant funds the 18 month position from the National Council, BSA.
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Boy Scouts of America
South Plains
Terry County
Jerry D. Outlaw
Amarillo
H. W. Oehler
Outlaw
Llano Estacado Council
Oklahoma City
Lamar State College
National Guard
Lubbock
Lubbock County
National Council, Boy Scouts of America
Girls Softball League Results From Monday and Tuesday
Monday night action featured the Blue Caps topping the Green Hornets 23 to 10 with Shannon Adams on the mound for the winners. In the second game the Tomboys beat the Blue Streaks 259 with Janie Carpenter taking the win and Zanne Bennett losing. Tuesday night saw the Purple Panthers overwhelm the Queens 31 to 10 led by Lanie Lawliss with Jill Roach and Janie Lawliss assisting. Roach hit an in the park homer. The Green Hornets beat the Ten boys 24 to 9 as Gayle Moss and Shelly Andrews pitched for the Hornets while Janie Carpenter and Michell Hadaway faced the loss.
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Blue Caps
Green Hornets
Shannon Adams
Hornets
Laura Hob
Kay York
Shelly Andrews
Tomboys
Blue Streaks
Janie Carpenter
Zanne Bennett
Queens
Lanie Lawliss
Jill Roach
Janie Lawliss
Becky Wilks
Tenboys
Gayle Moss
Michell Hadaway
Terry County Little League All Stars Rally To District Bid
The Terry County Little League All Stars swept Sundown Whiteface 17 2 and beat Denver City 7 4, with David Brown hurling left handed and earning praise for Smoker Ball. Dickie Robertson sparked the notable double play and Kyle Rowe contributed on the mound and at the plate as the squad eyes Levelland next for the district crown.
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Terry County
Denver City
David Brown
Sundowners
Kyle Rowe
Eddie D. Layland
Dickie Robertson
Carl Wilson
Jerry Joplin
Augustine Gonzales
Eddie Layland
Augustine Gonzales, Jr
David Harrell
E. C. Hines
Mark Karr
Donnie Reid
Stan Roberts
Mike Swain
Harvey Williams
John D. Moorhead
Mickey Joplin
Terry County All-Stars
Levelland
Panama Canal Completion Mentioned in Toontone Article
The snippet references JO YEARE and a milestone tied to completing the Panama Canal. The text is fragmentary and names are unclear, but it signals a historic achievement related to the canal’s opening or completion.
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Panama Canal
Texas to Immunize More Students Under New State Law
The Texas Legislature amended the Education Code to require immunizations for school entry. Dr. J. E. Peavy, Health Commissioner, says the measure will boost immunization levels statewide. Rules are to be set by the Department of Health with Jan 1 1972 as the start date for beginning immunizations.
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Texas
J. E. Peavy
Texas State Department of Health
The
Board of Health
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Brownfield Country Club
Bea Duke
Hillcrest
Sydnee Butler
JoAnne Wenzel
Eloise Moore
Norma Thomas
Thoka
Maxine Edwards
Tahoka
Kris
Billie Carroll
O’donnell
Natie Quest
Ing
Betty Stumbaugh
Skip Bowman
Robbie Hamm
Brownfield
Mickey Marcum
Big Spring
Exploring
Purple Panthers
ON the
Goodyvear
Goodyear Service
W. Broadway
Danny Reid
Skip Graham
Lamesa
Pete Wilkinson
Mickey McClure
Grents of Health
J.E. Peavy, M.D
Commissioner of Health Asse
Sessssssse
Peavy
Gibson
Winchester
Remington
Remington Shells
Remington Mohawk
Mauser
Remington Kleanbore
Discount Center
West Hill
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