Comanche Maidens Ready for Bi-District Clash
Comanche Indian Maidens, 9-AA champions, meet Bridgeport in bi-district action next Tuesday at Granbury. Team holds a 27-2 season mark, 11-1 in district, with Seta Andrews leading scorers and a 66.4 point per game average. Bridgeport stands 21-6, district 10AA champs, 11-1 in district play as of the report.
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Bridgeport
Granbury
Seta Andrew
Comanche Averaoe
Linda
Sue Andrews
Sissy Andrews
Comanche School Board Reviews Four New High School Designs
The Comanche School Board toured Ballinger Coleman Clifton and Granbury 2A high schools to study future building plans. Enrollments ranged from 325 to 800 with mixed facility layouts including cafeterias auditoriums and vocational spaces. All buildings featured single roof plans central libraries and centralized communications with varied flooring and exterior finishes.
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Comanche
Ballinger
Coleman
Clifton
Granbury
Sidney Elections Public Notice for School Board
Two members will be elected to the Sidney Independent School Board on Saturday April 5. The filing deadline for a ballot place is Wednesday March 5. Candidates must file with the County Judge.
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Sidney Independent School Board
Bill Clemons Enters Race For Mayor
Bill Clemons announces his candidacy for mayor of Comanche on April 5. A longtime Ford dealer and civic leader, he cites business experience and community service roles including ISD board president, Chamber of Commerce leader, Lions Club officer, and temple member. He notes family support and plans to devote time to city governance.
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Comanche
Bill Clemons
Clemons
Comanche Isd
Chamber of
Revival at Victory Baptist Church announced
Evangelist Rev Don Joplin will conduct a revival at Victory Baptist Church from February 16 to February 23. Song leader Jimmie Warren and pianist Tim Fails to provide music. Pastor Walter E Liss invites all to attend services starting at 5 p m each evening with Sunday morning service at 11. Church sits at East Fleming and South Park Streets.
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Don Joplin
Victory Baptist Church
Jimmie Warren
Tim Fails
Walter E. — Liss
the Church
East Fleming and
South Park Streets
Proctor Lake Funds Approved in President's Budget
Congressman Omar Burleson notes the Army Engineers Civil Works Program includes 430000 for Proctor Lake in FY 1976 and 105000 for the 1976 Transition Quarter, covering July 4 to September 10 1976.
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Washington, D. C
Omar Burleson
Congress
Army Engineers
Proctor Lake
Whiel
Time changes forewarn of daylight saving shift
The article notes clocks will move forward one hour on February 23 returning to daylight saving time. It mentions Congress previously extended daylight time to ten months last year in an energy move and discusses the standard time six months per year pattern resuming unless action alters the schedule.
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Congress
Parker Named To Top Rural Electric Co-Op Post
On February 7 1975 Comanche County Electric Cooperative announced Wm G Parker as Manager succeeding the late W J Parks. Parker has 22 years with the Co op and previous work with Freese and Nichols. He and his wife Elouise have four children and he serves on local boards and committees. The Co op serves 8500 members across seven counties facing high fuel costs with expected relief and continued demand for new services.
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Joe V. Morgan
Comanche County Electric Cooperative Assoc
Wm. G
Bill) Parker
W. J. Parks
Bill
Cooperative
Comanche County Electric Co-op
Freese and Nichols
Elouise
Max
University of Texas Law School
Glen
Tarleton State University
Bruce
University of Texas
Susan
Comanche
Comanche Chamber of Commerce
Gideon's International
Comanche County Electric Cooperative
Mills, Brown
Eastland
Callahan
Stephens
Shackelford
Comanche County
Wyman McInnis
Brown County
G. T. Dawkins
Garland Collins
Keith Lane
E. M. Clathorn
Mills County
Johnnie Dye
Parker
Study Reveals Government Cost to Comanche Countians
A 62 page Commerce Department study shows Comanche County residents paid $201 per person for local government in the year, compared with $511 nationally and $406 in Texas. General revenue per capita was $221, with $132 from taxes and local charges. per capita debt stood at $152 locally versus $580 nationally and $528 in Texas.
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Department of Commerce
Comanche County
United States
Texas
Focal
Youth Led Services At United Pentecostal Church
Special Services week long at 7 00 p m at United Pentecostal Church South Houston during Youth Week coordinated by United Pentecostal Church International Youth Fellowship The year theme We Would See Jesus features The Savior Deliverer Provider Physician and Conqueror Three Bible College students from Texas Houston area will lead music and speak nightly Bobby Hart Athens Dan Buford DeQuincey La and Tommy Tanner Coveland will participate Pastor Boone invites all youth and adults to attend each evening this week
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United Pentecostal Church
South Houston
United Pentecostal Church International Youth Fellowship
Jesus
Ee Bible College
Houston
Bobby Hart
Athens
Dan Buford
DeQuincey
Tommy
Tanner
Coveland
Boone
Comanche County Fair Dates Set for November
County fair officials announce the Fifth Annual Comanche County Fair will run November 6 to 8, 1975 with the theme Nuts highlighting peanut and pecan production. A Feb 20 meeting at the Farm Bureau Building seeks broad civic club participation and lists appointed committees and officers.
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Bill McGinnis
Comanche County
Fair Association
Farm Bureau
Cattle Remains Found Near Proctor in Comanche County
Comanche County Sheriff’s Department investigates cattle remains found Tuesday about a quarter mile north of Proctor Cemetery. Two animals weighing 600 to 700 pounds were identified by Deputy Lloyd Biggs and investigators W B Elliont and Shiloh Garman, with grain in the paunchs indicating well fed animals.
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Comanche County
Lloyd Biggs
W. B. Eifion
Shiloh Garman
Elliont
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Sara Westmoreland
Kimberly Renshaw
Linda Andrews
Cindy Moya
Jennifer McDougal
Linda Mazurek
Connie Mankin
Katie Wilkerson
Ann Hathcock
Tana Shaw
Midway Pantherettcs
Comanche Girls
Tanna Shaw
Grandbury
Ces
Futur Board
John Waggoner
Shelly Hicks
C.H.S
John
W. W. Waggoner
Shelley
F.T.A
Charles Hicks
Sidney
Revival
Rural Electric Co-Op
Wm. G. Parker
Frank Hall
Rhonda Lee
Bo’ Elrod
Robert Maddox
Queens Contest
Cathy Allen
Sue Majors
Jerry Vines
Prank Hall
Bob Arthur
Beth Steward Martin
Sandy Clark
George Bingham
Bobby Vineyard
Jim Roberts
Trumar Havelrigg
Francis Lockwood
Proctor
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