Hearne School Board Meets Monday Night
Hearne School Board tightens tractor use policy for vocational instruction and maintenance. It approves a 33000 purchase for 14 High School and 19 North Side classrooms window shades. Several teachers resign including Kim Merritt Cynthia Hounsel and Lovie Swansen. Two retiring North Side Elementary teachers receive merit certificates. Applications for combined tax assessor collector due May 20. Dr. Benarden to receive resumes. Local visitors Dr and Mrs Robert Wallis of Houston honored for Mother's Day.
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Hearne
FFA
ISDA
North Side
Mildred Porter
Lucy Jane Anchicks
Hear
Henry J. Benarden
Benarden
Methodist Luncheon For Grace Methodist Acolytes and Choir
Grace Methodist church at Hearne hosts a covered dish luncheon in the Memorial Building after Sunday morning worship on May 15 honoring the acolytes and choir members.
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Grace Methodist Arch of
Hearne
Memorial Building
Telephone Directories Now Being Delivered
The Hearne telephone directory edition began delivery Tuesday May 3. The book features 18 pages of listings and 30 pages of classifieds with about 3,060 names and 7,405 extra copies ordered to meet growth and demand. It includes a Call Guide for emergency numbers dialing long distance and area codes for major U.S. cities.
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Donald Yena
Southwest
United States
Southwestern Bell
Gause to be judged in regional improvement contest
The Gause community won the District 10 Community Improvement Contest and will be judged in Regional Two on Friday May 13 from 10 a.m. to 12 noon at the Gause Community Center. Competing communities are Callesbug Cooke County Little River Academy Bell County and Salina Tom Green County. Regional judges are Garland McIlveen Hazel Dooley Otis Lowe and Ruth Shubtrine.
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Gause
Callesbug
Cooke County
Little River Academy
Bell County
Salina
Tom Green County
Garland Mcllveen
Prairie View A&m University
Hazel Dooley
Otis Lowe
Rockwall
Ruth Shubtrine
Falls County
City Manager Steinheimer Resigns Over Health Concerns
City Manager A K Buster Steinheimer submitted his resignation effective June 1 after reporting dizziness and equilibrium issues. He has served since February 23, 1976, and plans to return to Waco for a hospital physical before deciding his future.
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A. K
Buster) Steinheimer
Steinheimer
Guy E. Chandler
The
Democrat
Waco
M&M Farm Supply Weekend Open House
M and M Farm Supply of Franklin invites the public to a two day open house May 13 and 14 in its new 10500 square foot air conditioned building on the former site of the building destroyed by fire on November 9, 1976 just south of the railroad tracks off Highway 79. Owners Pryse Metcalfe Jr and Nelda Metcalfe Jr with manager John A Sanders promise free awards refreshments and special bargain prices as thanks for 18 years of loyal patronage and patience during construction.
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M and M Farm Supply of
Franklin
Pryse
Nelda) Metcalfe Jr
John A. Sanders
Highway Patrol Reports Quiet Week In Robertson County
Robertson County saw only three accidents and two drunk drivers among a quiet week. Calvert City resident Eugenio Naranjo caused a left cross into E B McCarver in a 3 pm May 2 crash on Highway 6 with no injuries. A Calvert incident involving William Walker and two year old William Alley left minor injuries for the child. Near New Baden on Farm Road 1940 Leona Anderson Green slid off a curve with no citations.
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Robertson County
Haskell Lunsford
Calvert City
Eugenio Naranjo
E. B. McCarver
Calvert
Highway 6
William D. Walker
William Alley
New Baden
Farm Road
Leona Anderson Green
Channelview
Little League Schedule and Results Feature In Week
Thursday Giants and Cards tee off followed by Friday Braves Dodgers Monday Astros Cards Tuesday Braves Giants Wednesday Dodgers Astros. Giants win 5 4 Astros 4 7 Cards 7 13 Astros 6. Standings Cards 4 0 Braves 2 2 Dodgers 2 2 Astros 1 3 Giants. Pee Wee League begins Monday May 16 with games at 5 30 p m on the Little League diamond Mondays through Fridays. Hearne Lions Club diamond hosts 7 3 p m games Mondays through Fridays.
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Giants
Cards
Braves
Dodgers
Astros
Hearne Lions Club
Band Concerts At Hearne School Week
Leon Jackson announced Hearne High and Junior High will hold two separate concerts next week. The High School and Junior High Choirs directed by Cynthia Hounsel perform their final concert May 17 at 7 30 p.m. free admission. The Junior High and High School Bands directed by William Burney present the annual Spring Concert May 19 at 7 30 p.m. in the Junior High auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Jackson
Hearne High School
Cynthia Hounsel
William Burney
Disabled Vets to Meet in Bryan May Monthly Session
The Bryan College Station chapter of the Disabled American Veterans and its auxiliary will hold a monthly meeting at 7 30 p m May 12 at 206 East 30th Street in Bryan. All veterans and their wives are invited to attend.
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Bryan College Station
The
Disabled American Veterans
East 30Th Street
Bryan
Bill
Brazos Valley
Mh-Mr Board of Trustees
RCAARC Fish Fry Is Event Of Saturday
The Robertson County Area Association for Retarded Citizens held its regular monthly session May 2 and announced the annual Fish Fry set for Saturday May 14 at noon behind the Activity Center. Plan A director Paul Williams discussed new legislation on government funding for handicapped programs through public schools for ages three to 21.
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Robertson County Area Association For Retarded
Ned
M. E. ‘Smith
Rcaarc
Paul Williams
Robertson County
Mexia
Acaarc
Brazos Valley
Saging es To Be Held at Church Event Saturday
A church event titled Saging es To Be Held is planned for Saturday May 14 at 7 38 p m No one is noted as attending the welcome event beneath the brief notice.
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Albu
Hearne City Council to Consider City Manager Applications
Hearne City Council set May 23 as the meeting for considering city manager applications after A K resignation to Mayor Guy Chandler. The body also accepted a low bid for a new tow pickup equipment, discussed shared tax assessor duties with Hearne Public Schools, appointed Raymond Theiss as National United Nations Day chairman, and approved paving plans for Wheelock Street with anticipated funding and timelines.
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Hearne
A. K. Steinheimer
Guy Chandler
Hafford Equipment Company
Waco
Willard Johnson
Bill Doherty
Frank Abate
John H. Miles Jr
Baylor Carrington
Nolan Griffin
Hearne Volunteer Fire Department
James Starkey
Jack A. Mathews
Horace Mathews
Don Lewis
Steinheimer
Chandler
Bill Palmos
Palmos
Raymond Theiss
the Planters and Merchants State Bank
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Robert Walker
Norman Koch
Jimmy Lammers
James Stubbs
Jimmy Burleson
Danny Glass
John Patronella
David Carnes
Gary Niesner
Robert Wallis
Seth
Houston
Milton Aalen
Methodist Church
Hearne Telephone
Bob Faust
John Edmond Jackson Jr
First Baptist
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Travis Avenue Baptist Church
Fort Worth
Jackson
Baylor University
Walton Street
John E. Jackson
Poenisch Street
Corpus Christi
M&m
M and M Farm Supply
Board of Trustees
Jim Florence
City Council
Patmos
Miles
Carrington
Texas Department of Community Affairs
David White
Griffin
Hearne Equalization Board
Mack Hoyt
Hub Scott
James Flowers
Abate
Wheelock Street
Meadowbrook
Anderson
Bryan Peel
Delton A. Kittrell
Texas Highway Department
Linda Lindeman
Darlene Smith
Anita Berlan
Gilmer Gaston
Donald Bumpurs
Cee Eee
Dak
Keith Jentech
Prank Vat Buckley
Ae Walker
Norm Fleming
Anthony Williams
Seve Doherty
Sab Ghamene Deanthee David Gilbert
Will Dairy
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