Boyer Repeats As PAR Tourney Champ
Abilene’s Duncan Boyer repeated as champion of PAR’s Invitational Golf Tourney with an even par 70 for 215 total, narrowly beating Tim Little of Brownwood by one stroke. The field of 90 featured four flights with prizes of irons woods golf balls and more. results list Boyer first in the Championship Flight ahead of Little and Tom Brooks.
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Abilene
Duncan Boyer
Tim Little
Little
Howard Wayne
Tommy Brooks
Stephenville
Ed Howze
Dallas
Jim Wilkerson
De Leon
Jack Carnes
Witcha Falls
John Orsak
Tom Cox
Campbell Newman
phil Vaughn
H. R. Jefferies
lub Smith
pat Riddle
San Antonio
Ted Carney
Phoenix
Ariz
David O'Neal
Brownwood
Tom Brooks
Jay Timmons
Dan Malone
Mike Tucker
James Perkins
De Leon Summer Pool Opens with Free Swim and Jobs Talk
J C W urges local spending to boost De Leon’s services and trade volume. The city pool opens June 1 at 10:00 AM with free swim. swimming lessons begin June 6 with registration through Mrs. Jimmy Duncan. Teen summer jobs noted as a key benefit.
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De Leon
fe Leon
De Leon Municipal
ovens
Jimmy Duncan
Weather Report Released by US Corps of Engineers
The Free Press presents a weather data release from the United States Corps of Engineers covering a 24 hour period from 8 a.m. to 8 a.m. Temperature and moisture readings are included in the report.
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Us. Corps of Engineers
National MIA Day Proclaimed in De Leon 1973
Mayor M D Stewart proclaims June 3 1973 National MIA Day in De Leon urging public support to locate 1350 missing Americans believed unaccounted for by North Vietnam. Citizens churches and local POW MIA groups urged to promote awareness and share information with national leaders.
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North Vietnam
Washington
De Leon
I. M.D. Stewart
Comanche County Home Improvements Hit 1.5 Million
County residents spent about 1.459 million on home improvements last year with an average of 281 dollars per dwelling unit. 62 percent went to additions alterations and replacements while 38 percent funded maintenance and repairs with painting and decorating dominating. Self help trends rise due to crafts shortages and easy to install products.
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NEW YORK
Comanche County
Department of Commerce
U.S
Peanut Pest Management Project in Comanche County
The Texas Agricultural Extension Service launches a three year peanut pest management program to cut pesticide use and improve efficiency and environmental quality. It starts with 1 200 acres in Comanche County and aims for 15 000 acres. funded by a $38 400 USDA grant plus producers’ contributions, with support from the Southwest Peanut Growers Association and the Texas Peanut Producers Board.
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Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Comanche County
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Southwest peanut Growers Association
Ross Wilson
Texas peanut producers Board
Clifford. Hoelscher
Stephenville
Comanche
John £. Hutchison
Extension Service
Texas peanut belt
Hutchison
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