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Comanche Chief

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Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1975

Page

11

Opportunity Development Center Opens In Central Texas

The Central Texas Mental Health/Mental Retardation Center opens a new Halfway House for developmentally disabled adults named the Opportunity Development Center. It houses thirteen residents with two respite beds and serves ambulatory and non ambulatory clients. Admission is voluntary with referrals from teachers, families, and agencies.

The Central Texas Mental Health Mental Opportunity Development Center Texas Rehabilitation Commission Milton Lege Austin John Stowe Abilene Sara Schwiening San Angelo James Dolby Texas Department of Mental Health/ Mental Retardation Lakeway Drive

Magers Sets Sights On World Series Bull Riding

Randy Magers of Route 4 Comanche qualified for the National Finals Rodeo with 22600 in bull riding and sits second in the event. The NFR in Oklahoma City December 6 14 marks its 11th year with 15 top money winners in six events plus GRA barrel racing. Magers 30 hopes to top bulls on a given day and someday be number one. He is married to Sue Albin CHS business teacher.

Randy Magers Route 4 Comanche NFR Oklahoma City Magers Far Worth Tarlewon State University Randy Sue Albin

Bottle gardening fun for busybodies by Texas expert

A Texas Agricultural Extension Service horticulturist says bottle gardening is easy. Use waterproof containers like bottles or jars, fill with water, and place cuttings from thick-stemmed plants such as myrtle geranium oleander hibiscus wax begonia or coleus. Change water monthly, wash containers, and recut stems for better uptake. Roots appearing can be planted.

Texas Agricultural Extension Service

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