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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1964

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Proctor Dam Dedication Ceremony Highlights

The Comanche area marks the Proctor Dam dedication with a 1:30 PM program led by State Representative Ben Barnes. The event includes the Comanche High School Band national anthem invocation by Nelson Stark and acknowledgments by Brazos River Authority, followed by band concerts and a 5:00 PM barbecue by Hills Catering Service. The dam on the Leon River serves as a gateway to regional conservation efforts and nearby communities anticipate broader benefits.

Proctor States Corps of the Leon River Proctor Dam Comanche de Leon Army Corps of Engineers Texas

High Meet Here April 10 at In-Stadium Friday

Junior high meet set for April 10 at In- Stadium Friday with finals at 6 45 p m Teams split into 8th and 2nd grade divisions Trophies awarded in each division Officials include Doblin De Leon Comanche Battle and Will be in charge for 25 cents hosting duties listed

Doblin de Leon Junior

Williams Con fire damages home and tents on Market Road

A fire at Williams Con damaged a house and supplies on Market Road near the city limits. The blaze caused an estimated 36 000 in damage with 3500 tents affected. Origin linked to offshore Texas activities.

Williams Con Wed

Parker Kelley Turner Elected City Aldermen

Parker 266 votes, Kelley 247 votes, and Turner 166 votes win the Comanche City Council seats. Parker is hospital business manager and first term. Kelley owns a generator shop and begins second term. Turner works for the electric cooperative. They will be sworn in at the next city council meeting on Monday night, April 13.

Jack Parker H. O. Kelley Roy Turner Comanche Park Mims Memorial Osteopathic Hospital Betty Parker Mike Parker Kelley W. Central E. Walcott Turner Comanche County Electric Cooperative Sunset Drive Jerry Wright

Red Cross Blood Program to Open Lions Club Talk

Leslie D. Croft National Red Cross field representative from Brownwood will present the Red Cross Blood Program at the Lions Club meeting Tuesday night in Comanche. A short color film on Pres-

Leslie D. Croft Red Cross Brownwood Lions Club Comanche

Comanche Water Crisis Warns Of Dirty Supply

City water officials cite a heavy weekend rain surge that overwhelmed Lake Eanes and Lake Comanche. The filter plant runs 50 percent over capacity, allowing solids through. officials expect water clarity to improve after sediments settle in a few days. East Texas memory notes oil seeps used for rheumatism.

John Jolink Lake Eanes Lake Comanche Mr. Jolink East Texas

Blood uses explained in a life description show

A presentation titled Description For Life will be shown and explained detailing the various uses of blood. The program aims to educate attendees on medical and scientific applications, highlighting safety and ethical considerations.

School board seats decided in Gustine Sidney De Leon and more

Gustine named Don Moore and Russell Hayes to the school board. Sidney re elected T C Mazuerk Jr and Dale Steele. Damon Hall ran as write in. In De Leon Mrs Jim Wilkerson won a seat with Lawrence Farley seeking reelection. County trustees T N McCullough reelected for Pet 2 A G Lee for Pet 4 and A N Boyd trustee at large.

Gustine Don Moore Russell Hayes Sidney T. C. Mazuerk, Jr Dale Steele Damon Hall Sidney School Board de Leon Jim Wilkerson Downing Lawrence Farley T. N. McCullough County School Board A. G. Lee Pet A. N. Boyd

Sixth Annual Comanche Jaycee Carnival Opens April 30

The Sixth Annual Comanche Jaycee Carnival runs April 30 to May 2 in the north Comanche Square. Jaycees manage booths with games and prizes while 12 rides operate each night from 7:00. Proceeds benefit the Jaycee Community Improvement Fund.

Comanche Square The Jaycee Community Improvement Fund

Gustine FFA Banquet Set for Tuesday Night

The Gustine F F A banquet will be held Tuesday night April 14 at 7 30 in the Gustine Gymnasium Tickets are on sale for 1 25 each Underwood Catering Service will serve the barbecue beef meal About 409 attended last year and the chapter hopes for more this year Everyone is invited and may contact any F F A member to buy tickets.

Gustine F.F.A Gustine Gymnasium Underwood Catering Service Gustine Ffa

Lanes and Dickson Headed to Wisconsin for National Event

Bill Lane and Angus Dickson plan national competition and NOYA Convention in Madison Wisconsin this weekend. Lane flies April 11 with wife Ann and is sponsored by Comanche Jaycees. Dickson travels with them and will return Wednesday after related 4-H exchanges. Discovery of rotary motion applications noted.

Bill Lanes Angus Dickson Wisconsin Bill Lane Constantine Young Farmer Madison Lane Comanche County Ann The Texas Young Homemakers Association Comanche Jaycees Roy Brannan, Jr Angus Dickson, Jr OVF Dallas Comancher County

Comanche-Dublin To Duel For Track Honors

Comanche and Dublin clash for the District AA track crown at Tarleton State College with Dublin favored to dethrone defending champions Comanche. Prelims start Saturday at 9:00 am and finals at 2:00 pm with 1st to 6th earning points and relays doubling.

Dublin Comanche Tarleton State College Danny Prater Prater Cisco Indians Lions

Comanche Junior High Band Wins Sweepstakes at Cisco Festival

The Comanche Junior High School band directed by Jack King won the Sweepstakes Award and first division in both concert and sight reading at the Cisco Junior High Band Festival on Saturday April 4. About 20 bands competed with a 61 member Comanche ensemble across seventh and eighth grades. Ten Comanche soloists three trios and one quartet earned first divisions including clarinet trios Vicki Livingston Mollie Robertson Lou Barret Gail Carpenter Kay Oliver Gay Waggoner flute group Lynn Kibler Jackie Barret Linda Williams and flute quartet Jackie Barret Sue Cox Judy McCorkle Sharon Reese.

Comanche Jack King Cisco Vicki Livingston Mollie Robertson Lou Barret Gail Carpenter Kay Oliver Gay Waggoner Lynn Kibler Jackie Barret Linda Williams Sue Cox Judy McCorkle Sharon Reese Steve Kerby Janie Grayson Martha Fanning Jan Welch Edith Matthews Judy McCorkla

Chief Expresses Thanks for Proctor Dam Issue

The Chief thanks Armstrong and Ryan for the Proctor Dam project and extends appreciation to office manager James T. Roberts and secretary Nellie Mae Clark for assistance and use of pictures in this issue.

Armstrong & Ryan Proctor Dam James T. Roberts Nellie Mae Clark

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Ntown Co Ben Barnes Comanche High School Nelson Stark Pearl Street Church of Christ, Comanche, Texas Bill Gaines Eeeee Omar Burleson U. S. Congress Ralph Yarborough United States F. P. Koisch Fort Worth U. S. Corps of Engineers Barnes Pat Cummings Second Baptist Church Dublin, Texas Bill Johnson Stephenville Hills Catering Service Burleson Ralph W. Yarborough Prather Willis ED Beattie Wagber George Ted Floyd ‘Dent George Willis Tarelik Vates H. M. Frer Jaycees Dodge County Dickson Granbury Lee Warlick Hamilton Comanch Roger Oliver Pete Hobby Larry Bonner Rickey Henry Coney Elliott Henry Bonner Charles McNutt Rhonnie Tupin John Cunningham Dendy Scott Ernest Guill Mike Parker Freddie Chappel Hevey Saurez Gerald Ebell Neely Keith Jimmy Negris Tom Plumlee Bob Allen Donald Fiest George Salois Allen Fiest McNutt Billiott Elliott Tupin Cunningham Gray Jolink Scott Jerry Foreman Charles Wright Sid Carney Forema Jimmy Culpepper State OF John Connally Austin, Texas
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