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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1977

Page

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Comanche County Vote Set For November 8 Amendments

Comanche County voters join Texans next Tuesday November 8 to decide seven proposed Texas Constitution amendments. Five voting boxes are reinstated under new law for boxes with SO or more registered voters Energy No 8 Hazel Dell No 11 Downing No 16 Sipe Springs No 19 and Beattie No 29. Absentee voting ends 5 p m Friday with only three ballots cast by mid afternoon.

Comanche County Commissioners Court Texas Legislative Action Energy No Hazel Dell Downing Sipe Springs Beattie Commissioners’ Court Comanche No Florence Jo Welch Betty Conway Comanche Court of Criminal Appeals

Indians in Final Home Game Against Cats

The Comanche Indians host the Coleman Bluecats in the last home game of the season with a 7:30 kickoff at Indian Memorial Stadium. Coleman sits at 3-5 overall, 1-3 in district, and features a tough defense led by linemen Jamison Christian Carrilla Devanney. The Bluecats struggle offensively with six points per game mostly relying on Jamison as the primary weapon.

Indians Cats Comanche Indians Coleman Bluecats Indian Memorial Stadium Coleman Bluecats Winters Ballinger Sonora Brady Hamilton Theodore Jamison Nicky Christian Israel Carrilla Phillip Devanney Bluecat Richard Holloway Ted Dean Fred West Cisco

Three Women Enter County Treasurer Race in Comanche

Azalea Ellis plans to retire at end of 1978, opening the field for three female candidates. Nancy Armstrong Patricia Ann Perkins and Joyce Wells announced their bids, all active in public service with ties to county offices and local businesses, subject to the May 6 1978 Democratic primary.

Azalea Ellis Nancy Armstrong Patricia Ann Perkins Joyce Wells Comanche Hollis Comanche County Perkins Cynthia Gustine High School Angelo State University Perkins Tax & Bookkeeping Service Johnny McDonald Comanche High School Mr. Perkins Abilene Sand Street Department of Public Safety Leon Wells Joey Jennifer Wells Beaumont Brownwood General Telephone Company Alvarado Ballinger Winns & Morgan Motors

Two Whooping Cranes Visit Comanche Lake

Comanche County welcomed two Whooping Cranes at private Lake Comanche south of Comanche on FM Road 3200. Local officials and wildlife experts from Texas Parks and Wildlife and Audubon confirmed the sighting. The birds represent about 5 percent of the wild population, raising hopes and concerns for the endangered species.

Comanche National Audubon Society Lake Jack Jimmy Gore Brownwood Bulletin Comanche County Lake Comanche Gore DPS Texas Parks & Wildlife Dede Armentrout Brownwood Armentrout U. S. Fish & Wildlife Service Dick Endress San Angelo Texas P&w Billy Works U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Environment. Works North America Wood Buffalo Park S. Mackenzie N. Alberta Canada Aransas National Wildlife Refuge Texas Gulf Coast

Breckenridge Clinches Tie For District Title

Breckenridge Buckaroos clinched at least a district co championship after nine weeks and will represent District 9-AA in the bi district playoff. Comanche remains the sole potential co champion if it wins its final two games and Breckenridge loses to Cisco, though Breckenridge would still advance thanks to its win over Comanche.

Breckenridge Buckaroos Comanche Breckenridge Cisco Indians Bucks

Dudley Bros. 16th Annual Bull Sale Thursday

Dudley Bros. will sell 250 bulls at their 16th Annual Bull Sale on Thursday November 3 starting at 12 noon. Bulls are of clear pedigree with blood tests within 30 days and health certificates available for delivery nationwide. Comanche County is designated as modified certified Brucellosis Free.

Dudley Bros Comanche County

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C. B. Williams, Jr State of Texas Veterans’ Land Fund State Judicial Qualifications Commission State Commission On Judicial Conduct Supreme Court Clyde Jamison West Richard Armstrong Motor Vehicle Department First State Bank Gustine Fire Department J. C. Willingham T. J. Couch David Downing Wilmer Westfall Comanche Lake U.S Cisco Clyde Hamilton Coleman Eastland Dudley Bull Sale ASCS
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