Correspondence Course On Child Development Offered
Comanche County Home Demonstration Agent Barbara Williams announces a free ten eleven week correspondence course on child development and guidance. Eleven two page lessons with exercises will be mailed starting March 19 with a final quiz and evaluation due after the last letter. Registration ends March 16. residents may sign up by phone at 355-2494 or visit the courthouse office or mail the form to PO Box 842 Comanche TX 76442.
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Barbara Williams
Comanche County
Comanche
Market Steer and Heifer Prices Rise. Slaughter Cattle Steady
March 11 market reports price levels across stock classes. Tucker cows up about five percent from last week. slaughter bulls and fat cows hold steady. Estimated receipts 335 head. Representative sales include Jay Lee Herris and Mike Hoover with various steer and heifer lots ranging roughly from 25 to 50 dollars per hundredweight, and several bulls and cows cataloged with prices in the low to mid thirties.
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Jay Lee Herris
Mnergy
Mike Hoover
Goldie
Fanny Plowmen
Cross Plain
Ejron McDonald
Dhe
Bull
Chas. Tongate
David Brown
Zephyr
R. C. Ames
Cross PI
T. FE. Pelt
C. B. Brenum
May
Dave Shaw
Buford Sheffield
Gene Bell
Bangs
Comanche School Posts Lowest Per Capita Cost in Area
Texas Education Agency figures show Comanche Schools spent 416 per student for 1967 68, lowest among nearby districts. Nearby costs ranged from 435 to 583 with statewide average 485, indicating Comanche expenditures about 20 percent below state average for similar sized districts.
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Comanche
Area
Texas Education Agency
Fastland
Cisco
Hamilton
Granbury
de Leon
Goldthwaite
Stephenville
Prownwood
Garman
Dublin
Blanket
Gustine
Sidney
Priddy Ar Zenhyr
Rising Star
San Saba
Cross Plains
Comatche
Peanut Grower Nomination Meeting in Gorman Texas
Peanut growers are invited to a March 20 meeting at 2 00 p m in the Gorman High School Auditorium to nominate a Texas grower member to the Peanut Administrative Committee The PAC of 18 members includes 9 growers and 9 shellers and operates under the 1965 Peanut Marketing Agreement with USDA
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Gorman
Texas
Gorman High School
PAC
Secretary of Agriculture
USDA
Southeast
Southwest
Virginia- Carolina
Southwester Peanut Growers Association
UT System Ranks Seventh in U.S. Higher Education
The University of Texas System enrolled the seventh largest student body among U.S. higher education systems in the 1969 70 fall semester. A University of Cincinnati survey places UT at about 2 572 students including extension courses, trailing only New York State University California State University and others in listed rankings.
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University of Texas System
U.S
University of Cincinnati
State University of New York
California State Pierea
City University of New York
University of California
University of Minnesota
University System of Wisconsin
Local Jaycees Approve By Law Changes for Comanche Chapter
The Comanche Jaycees held a meeting on Thursday March 5 and approved by law changes. The secretary treasurer will be split into two roles, the club reporter merged with the secretary, dues rise from 10 to 12 dollars, and directors reduced from six to four with the club chaplain voting as a director. Candidates announced include Bo Elrod and Stanley Swindle for president and Pendleton for first vice president, Dr. Richard Lane for second vice president, and Jerry Nelson for secretary. The group notes strong candidate interest for a busy year ahead.
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Comanche Jaycees
Jaycees
Comanche
Candiancey
Bo Elrod
Stanley Swindle
Charles Pendleton
Richard Lane
Jerry Nelson
Texans Pride and Responsibility for Natural Beauty
The author, Nancy Ormsby, argues Texans should celebrate and preserve Lone Star State nature. She laments pollution and tourist ruin, urges personal action to protect bluebonnets and growth areas, and questions the pride of a state spoiled by waste.
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Nancy Ormsby
Texas
Lone Star State
Nature
You
IRS warns on wrong tax tables in North Texas
The IRS District Office reports 1387 taxpayers in North Texas used the wrong tax table this year causing potential delays and over or underpayment. Many refunds may be delayed due to missing Social Security numbers and signatures on returns. The message urges taxpayers to verify correct tables and include their SSN.
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IRS
North
Texas
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