Baylor To Present King And I at Waco Hall
Baylor University still has tickets for Rodgers and Hammerstein's The King and I. Performances are 8:15 p.m. on November 29 30 and December 1 in Waco Hall. Reserved seats cost 3 to 4 dollars with mail orders to the Baylor Student Union.
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Baylor Student Union
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BPW Members Host Thanksgiving Program at Clubhouse
The Business and Professional Women's Club met at the BPW Clubhouse on Monday for a Thanksgiving program. President Mrs. Ruby Mosley opened with prayer and led a brief business session. Hostesses Mrs. Dollie Culver and Mrs. Willie Falkner served cake squares and ice cream.
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All-Strauss Evening Set by San Antonio Symphony
The San Antonio Symphony presents an All-Strauss program on Wednesday November 28 at 8 p.m. in the Temple High School Auditorium. The Central Texas Orchestra Society sponsors the event as part of a four concert season featuring the orchestra.
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Buckholts School Lunch Menu Week
Readable weekly menus show Buckholts lunches from Monday to Friday with items like macaroni and cheese, fried chicken, hot dogs, and beans. Cameron menu includes corny dog, pizza, sloppy joes, and turkey with dressing among other items.
Plaza Suite at Temple Civic Theatre Opens Nov 30
Neil Simon's Plaza Suite opens at Temple Civic Theatre Friday November 30 with shows through December 8. Evening performances run 8 15 p m on November 30 December 1 6 7 and 8 and a Sunday matinee is set for 2 p m on December 2.
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Temple Civic Theatre
Houston
Library Adds Periodicals
The Cameron Public Library now receives daily copies of the Wall Street Journal for use at the library. Also available are Cameron Herald Temple Telegram Newsweek Time Southern Living National Geographic Outdoor Life Harpers and Sports Illustrated.
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SBA Offers Guaranteed Loans in Bryan College Station Area
SBA announces continued guaranteed loan programs for expansion and other purposes in the Bryan College Station area. The Houston District Office will hold a free monthly visit at the Bryan College Station Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday December 5 from 8 30 a m to 4 p m with loan officer C H Creed available to discuss SBA services.
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Proposed New Constitution Copies Now Available
Senator Bill Patman announces copies of the proposed Texas constitution draft are available. Interested readers may request by sending name and address to Ganado or Austin addresses. the 37 distinguished citizens completed the draft on November 1 with Section 1 unchanged while other sections reflect far reaching changes.
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Judicial Nominations Commission
Entomology Meet Set In Dallas
Some 1 800 entomologists will converge on Dallas November 26 30 for the Entomological Society of America meeting at the Statler Hilton Hotel Theme is Entomology and The Americas Scientists will review chemicals pest control and insect abatement Papers and sessions will cover environmental impacts and South American entomology Also notes on Texas legislative changes and service members at Fort Polk Louisiana.
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Entomological Society of America
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ESA
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South America
Sun Power as the Nation’s Potential Energy Answer
The article explores solar energy as a future solution to U S energy shortages. It notes high solar potential, government funding, and plans like a 22 300 mile high satellite and desert sun catchers to generate electricity while citing reserves and timelines. It mentions current solar roof panels in a few U S homes.
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Earth
Regents Move to Add Medical Programs at TJC
The Temple Junior College Board of Regents approved pursuing grants with the Central Texas Regional Medical Education Foundation to fund new programs and authorized $5,000 in 1974 for fundraising services. President Felder will discuss a joint allied health curriculum with McLennan Community College to avoid duplication and serve the Central Texas region. Three additional Manpower Development Training Programs were approved: cashier-checker, nurses aid, and licensed professional nursing.
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