4 H leadership lab scheduled in June at Wilkes Lodge
The District 4 H Junior Leadership Training Laboratory with Citizenship as its theme runs June 18–22 at Wilkes Lodge near Avinger. Gregg County delegates Debra Hughes Debra Manns Cheryl Hughes Janet Leath Carol Cooper Ramona Writt attend with Cliff Caskey Lynda Marley and Clarence King.
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Wilkes Lodge
Avinger
Gregg County
Debra Hughes
Debra Manns
Cheryl Hughes
Janet Leath
Carol Cooper
Ramona Writt
Cliff Caskey
Lynda Marley
Clarence King
Bowie Receives Grant to Attend Yale for Music Doctorate
Lenard Bowie of Tallahassee Florida son of Jim Bowie Route 2 Big Sandy earned a Development Grant from Florida A&M University to fund his first year at Yale University in New Haven Connecticut. He will pursue a Doctor of Musical Arts degree in trumpet performance and will travel with his family in September. He has served as assistant band director at Florida A&M for 15 years.
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Lenard Bowie
Tallahassee
Fla
Jim Bowie
Big Sandy
Florida A&m University
Yale University
New Haven
Conn
Florida A&m
Bowie
Nassau
Bahamas
Minister of Education
Florida
Jacksonville
Yale
Yale University School of Music
Florida Bandmasters Association
Lakeland
University Concert Choir
Quincy
Pensacola
Orlando, Fla
FAMU
Gladewater 4-H plans for July Fashion Show in Longview
Rhonda Hill placing second in the state 4-H public speaking event at College Station is noted along with planned participation in the annual Fashion Show July 6 at Wesley United Methodist Church Longview. Senior models include Lanita Derrick and Dana Towns in constructed garments and Lisa Owens, Agnes and Alvis Young in coordinated outfits.
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Gladewater
4-H Club
Walter Derrick
Wesley United Methodist Church
Longview
Texas
Lanita Derrick
Dana Towns
Lisa Owens
Agnes
Alvis Young
Rhonda Hill
Laura Bradley
Gregg County
College Station
White Oak Roughneck Band heads for Lions Convention
The White Oak Roughneck Band from Texas heads to the Lions International Convention in Miami Beach led by Ronald R. Ferguson. The group departs June 23 from White Oak, visits Mobile and Tampa, performs in the parade on June 27 and a Disneyworld concert on June 28 before Kennedy Space Center tours and return June 30.
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White Oak Roughneck
Texas
Miami Beach
Florida
Ronald R. Ferguson
Dolph Briscoe
White Oak Roughneck Band
Lions International
White Oak
Mobile
Alabama
Tampa
Disneyworld
Orlando
John F. Kennedy Space Center
King Lead Band Concert at Lions Convention in Longview
In Longview on June 1, the Miami Florida King band performed a concert for the District Lions Convention. The event featured sightreading and musical showcase by the ensemble in a formal UIL style competition setting.
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King
District Lions
Longview
Byron Boston Receives Economics Degree at Austin College
Byron Boston, 1969 Gladewater High School graduate, earned a BA in economics at Austin College 123rd commencement in Sherman. He also tied for the Gene Babb outstanding football player award and works as a Yellow Freight Transit System supervisor in Dallas. He is married to Carolyn Boston, with one daughter Alecia, and son of C J Boston.
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Byron Boston
Gladewater High School
Austin College
Sherman
George Bush
U.S
United Nations
Republican National Committee
Robert Strauss
Democratic National Committee
Boston
Austin College Kangaroos
Gene Babb
Hardy McCrary
Richardson
Byron
Yellow Freight Transit System
Dallas
C. J. Boston
Gladewater
GHS
Carolyn Boston
Alecia
Teachers may be eligible for more Social Security benefits
A district Social Security official explains how teachers may qualify for benefits even with summer gaps. The earnings test allows up to 175 dollars of earned income per month. entitlements can arise as wives or widows based on age and a spouse’s work history.
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Russell D. Patterson
Social Security Administration
General Telephone and CWA reach $2.5 million wage pact
General Telephone Company of the Southwest and the Communications Workers of America reached a tentative wage agreement worth about 2.5 million dollars for the next 12 months. The deal, pending union ratification, fits 5.5 percent Phase III Cost of Living Council guidelines and covers wages job classifications and town designations only. The union has two weeks to ratify. General serves 404 exchanges across Texas Oklahoma New Mexico and Arkansas.
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SAN Angelo— General Telephone Company of the Southwest
Communications Workers of America
Cost of Living Council
General Telephone and Communications Workers of America
General
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arkansas
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Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Bruce McMillan, Jr
Overton
Southwestern Electric Power Company
Gilmer
Susan Sigman
Deniece Creighton
Donna Brantley
Sabrina Jett
Kim McCuller
Rhonda Fairmestier
Kathie McFarlin
Sharon Heyland
Teton Village
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Teton Mountains
Jackson Hole
Jackson Hole Ski Corp
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Mar
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No. 12
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Prince Oil Company
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Crestview
Vesta Drive
Coats
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Tyler
Payless Shoes
General Telephone
CWA
Joe Pitman
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Friedrich
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