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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1972
Page
2
During March 6 to 10 Texas Public Schools Week invites parents to visit classrooms in session and see modern education trends. New architectures replace multi story layouts with honeycomb hexagonal spaces and flexible learning, emphasizing reading science and mathematics advancing student paced learning.
Baylor University's Castellan Communications Center, a $12 million, 42 350 square foot project, is slated for July 20. It will sit north of Moody Library and house Journalism and Oral Communications. The center benefits from the late Mrs. Janie Castellan's stock, valued around 250000, with a $1 million fundraising goal to complete the project.
Mayor G. Johnston proclaims March 6 to 12, 1972 as Gladewater Public School Week highlighting activities sponsored by the State Board of Education and Texas Masonic lodges. Citizens urged to join school events and support the local education system.
Noble Crawford states his candidacy for reelection in the May 6 Democratic Primary. He emphasizes dedication, experience, and open doors at the Gregg County Sheriff's Office, noting a 230 years of combined law enforcement experience and commitment to serve all citizens while acknowledging limits on miracles.
Noble Crawford presents his long service record in Gregg County since 1931 and outlines extensive affiliations with law enforcement and civic groups. He pledges focus on public safety, continued cooperation with agencies, and dedication to serving citizens if voters grant another term.
The library offers an eye catching art lesson as part of Create and Explore Your Hobby. Gussie Nell Davis and 36 Kilgore College Rangerettes will appear at the Associated General Contractors of America national convention March 8 with a Welcome Song, high kick, tambourine, and a flag routine for Anita Bryant. East Texas Council of Governments adds Alto tisk Malakoff Hawkins Uncertain, totaling 74 members. Anglers from four Oklahoma and Texas clubs plan a unique Lake Texoma fishing tournament April 23 with three scented lures and shared boats. A memorial gift honors Judge S. C. Harris for the church library.
Author notes Pioneer 10 will pass Jupiter within 87 000 miles after a two year journey making it the fastest vehicle and first to reach deep space. The article mentions the plaque with human figures and peace gesture and parodies a space race with the Soviets. It notes memorial gifts to a church in Judge Harris’s memory.
A reflective diary piece muses on paying bills with scarce funds and quirky ideas. It shifts to a humorous plea for a space plaque from Pioneer 10 with political notes, welfare concerns, and a demand that no credit or monster checks be cashed.
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