Coast visitor returns home after Rockport stay
Mrs. Tom Coleman visited Rockport for a few days and returned home Sunday.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1976
Page
2
Mrs. Tom Coleman visited Rockport for a few days and returned home Sunday.
Comanche track squads shift to De Le on Friday March 26 for girls varsity and junior high events. On the same date 7th to 9th grade boys compete in Eastland. The Indians travel to Winters Saturday. Maidens golf district at PAR Country Club Monday.
The Gustine senior class sponsors a three day volleyball tournament on April 1 through 3. Outsider men and women teams from the area compete for first second and third place plus consolation trophies to support the seniors trip.
The Upper Leon River Municipal Water District will start accepting applications for inspection and licensing of private sewage facilities within 2000 feet of elevation 1186 msl on Proctor Lake. Facilities within three miles must register by November 1 1976. registration starts April 6 1976 at 8:00 AM at the Filter Plant General Office with weekly sessions on Wednesdays and Thursdays.
The All-State Tournament team for Class AA includes Hattie Browning Bellville Jill Rankin Phillips Susan Kimbro Hays Consolidated Linda Mazurek Comanche Ann Lamp Bellville Jan Lawson Phillips Sharon Blake Bellville and Barbara Graves Phillips. Selection was by sportswriters covering the Austin tournament.
Troop 67 met Monday night March 22 in the Scout House. Led by Senior Patrol Leader Bret McDougal the group prepared for the Proctor camporee including a knot tying lesson by Rocky Bouquet. The unit is also collecting aluminum cans to fund equipment.
Heritage Club members and five guests attended the March 13 prayer breakfast at the Golden Arrow Cafeteria. Dr C C Klingman delivered a talk on prayer while Mrs Curtis Montgomery discussed What Religion Meant To The Early Colonists. Jaclyn Waggoner sang sacred and patriotic songs with Kelly Waggoner on piano. Hostesses Ehtos Dudley and Curtis Montgomery greeted eleven members.
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