Kilgore Rangers tennis team hits conference play in spring
Kilgore College Rangers tennis split early season with a second at the Blinn Tournament in Brenham on Feb 18 19. Jimmy High wins singles in two sets over Steve Lacy with several teammates scoring in the event.
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Ninth graders shine at Whitehouse track meet
Coach Walter Derrick's ninth grade team earned two firsts in discus and shot put at the Whitehouse meet. Ray Townsend placed fourth in the discus and Bud Sharp won the shot put and discus while Cliff Smith and Yale Potter competed. The mile relay team looked strong, with John Barnes Reginald Phillips Steve Bolgiano and Ronnie Gunter. Gunter took third in the 44 yard dash. The next meet is the Roughneck Junior Relays.
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Gladewater Girls Take Third at Dogwood Fiesta Relays
Gladewater high school finished third with 68 points in the Quitman Dogwood Fiesta Relays. Edyth Marie Cleveland led the meet with four wins including the 100 and 220 dashes and the long jump. The team, led by coach Nelda Allen, features a young roster of juniors sophomores and freshmen and next competes at Spring Hill.
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Saving Young Lives through Catholic Overseas Aid Appeal
Citizens donate to Catholic Relief Services USCC fund a global nutrition and child help program. The campaign aims to improve millions of children’s lives by supporting overseas aid projects and long term child welfare initiatives.
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CRS Annual Appeal Highlights Global Aid Reach
Needy Africans line up at clinic as Catholic Relief Services reports aid in 75 countries across Africa Asia the Middle East and Latin America. CRS programs aided about 20 million people and were valued at over 256 million dollars. The 1977 appeal includes Operation Rice Bowl urging contributions via local church or CRS headquarters in New York.
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