Saline community events and church Lenton plans
Saline hosts church service Sunday morning followed by lunch sponsored by Band Boosters at the elementary. The city library opens regularly and Mrs Hargrove can suggest winter evening readings. Weather remains fickle with rain and sunshine. Reverend Fred T Lang outlines five Lenten sermons under the theme If I Believe ending Easter Sunday.
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Valentine
Fred T. Lang
First United Methodist Church
Band Boosters Salad Dinner This Sunday
The Band Boosters host a salad dinner in the elementary cafeteria starting at noon Sunday February 16. Menu includes meat vegetable tossed gelatin fruit salads bread crackers and iced tea. Tickets are 2 at the door or 1 50 in advance from band members. students 1 and preschoolers 50. Proceeds fund the band trip to Galveston in April.
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Galveston
Brys Harris
Chamber Plans Banquet and Salt Festival Discussion
The Chamber of Commerce board discussed reviving the Salt Festival and named committees to organize a civic clubs meeting. Plans suggest a 3 day to week long festival with the rodeo in early June and an April membership banquet likely in the high school cafeteria with a speaker secured and entertainment chosen. Ballots for five chamber vacancies will be mailed and tallied at the March meeting.
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Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Bobby Martin
Sherry Allen
Judy Parker
Gailen Stewart
Bob Lee
Woody Woodall
Stewart
van Zandt County
Ambassador's For Christ Ministries
Shyroc
County depository awarded to First National Bank of Grand Saline
The commissioners court chose the First National Bank of Grand Saline as county and school depository after opening three bids in Monday’s meeting. The decision highlights the bank’s bid amid local funding oversight.
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County Depository
G’saline Bank
Commissioners Court
First National Bank of Grand
Trent Re-Elected Foundation Proxy and Park Plan Discussion
Frank Trent was re elected president of the Grand Saline Youth Foundation with Truman Heddins named vice president and Mrs John Means secretary treasurer. Rex Hood was named baseball committee chairman and Windell Whites finance chair. The group discussed park improvements including a swimming pool and tennis court funded via Texas Parks and Wildlife Service grants. The community center meeting is set for Wednesday February 12. County bids for banking services were approved with Grand Saline National Bank at 35180 per year, replacing Canton and Wills Point banks. A bid process for a ditch cleaning swing loader was announced with bids opening February 24.
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Frank Trent
Grand Saline Youth Foundation
Truman Heddins
John
Texas Parks and Wildlife Service
Trent
First National Bank For
Canton
First National Bank of
Wills Point
Grand Saline
Richard Ray
Cooper
City to Help Foundation Gain Park Grant
Frank Trent, president of the Grand Saline Youth Foundation, urged the City Council to take title to Persons Park. He said a grant from the Department of the Interior via the Texas Parks and Wildlife Service could fund a swimming pool four tennis courts and other recreational facilities if the city qualifies.
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Frank ‘Trent
The
Grand Saline Youth Foundation
Persons Park
Department of the Interior
Texas Parks and Wildlife Service
Trent
Youth Foundation
Principals' Contracts and Trustee Election Detailed
Trustees heard parent complaints about an elementary teacher amid reports of student embarrassment and heavy homework. The board extended contracts for high school principal Gerald Gilbert and elementary principal Shirley Anderson and set trustee election dates for April 5, 1975 with terms of two members expiring. Absentee voting runs March 17 to April 1.
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Shirley Anderson
Windell
Gerald Gilbert
Wiley Garland
John Teague
Prin Pals
Floyd T. Matthews
Grand Saline Library Opens on Regular Schedule and City Elections Set
Grand Saline Library now operates Tuesdays and Thursdays 10 to 4 and Saturdays 9 to 12. Librarian Mrs. Hargroves says slow business should improve as the public adjusts. The council plans an April 5 election for two city council seats and the mayor. City taxes total 40,950.40 to date. radar units and a new 1,000 gallon fire truck were discussed as options to improve safety and services.
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Grand Saline
Oletha Hargroves
Hershel Walker
R.L. Parrish
Wiley Garland Jr
Ril
Rusty Parish
Bud" Davidson
Perry Pugh
Pugh
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