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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1975
Page
5
Four area twirlers earned Amateur Athletic Union Senior National first place honors and third place at a July competition held at the University of New York Albany N Y. One of the four achieved top honors in the event.
Summary of a feature on preparing skewered lobster and vegetables with butter, followed by local profile notes. Jamie Garland, 14, majorette from Longview, is highlighted along with Traci Walker and a Hallsville twirl team performance. The group earned Texas representation by winning at the AAU Junior National Championships May 10 in Tyler.
Big Sandy elected officers for the 1975 76 term across all grades. Seniors include Frank Davis as president and Gary Dial as vice president with Rhonda Williams secretary and others serving as treasurer reporter and representatives under sponsor Mrs. Sharon Pace. Juniors Sophomores freshmen and eighth seventh grades followed with student council representatives and sponsor coaches listed.
Marshall hosts a pre Broadway one man show presenting Gregg Flood as Oscar Wilde in the Gold Room of the Public Library October 1 and 2. Tickets are 2 dollars for students and 3 dollars for adults with 8 p.m. performances. reservations through Mrs. Marcia Thomas or Mrs. Morrison and the Marshall Chamber of Commerce.
The region hosts the Fourt States Art Show judging Sept. 15 in Texarkana, the Edom Craft Fair Sept. 13–14, and three one man shows at Longview Museum and Arts Center opening Sept. 13. Shreveport's Symphony earns a $20 000 NEA grant for its upcoming season. Fiddler on the Roof opens Sept. 18 at Longview Community Theatre with a large cast. Gregg County Art Show entries are due Sept. 7 as part of the Jaycees exposition and livestock fair.
Ben Greer’s Slammer follows four central figures as a riot erupts inside a prison. The author, who reportedly became a guard to write the novel, crafts a focused climax while praising the prison milieu and hinting at possible future stories from minor characters.
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