Photo Contest Winners Named at Julane's
Winners in a Julane's photo contest were announced. First place went to Ronnie Bullard of Jefferson. second to Susan Childers of Jefferson. third to Kelley Francis of Ore City and John Burl Roe of Karnack.
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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1969
Page
1
Winners in a Julane's photo contest were announced. First place went to Ronnie Bullard of Jefferson. second to Susan Childers of Jefferson. third to Kelley Francis of Ore City and John Burl Roe of Karnack.
Bennie Broussard of Jefferson received the Freshman Award on Honors Day at Scarborough Memorial Chapel of Texas Baptist College. The anonymous donor funds the prize for the student showing the most improvement chosen by faculty. Dr. Howard C. Bennett presided as president.
About 1 096 students, including January graduates, are candidates for degrees at Stephen F. Austin State College in Nacogdoches. Commencement is May 22 at Memorial Stadium at 8 p.m. Jefferson recipients include Julane Ramsay Thomas Leslie Howard Thomas and William Kenneth Johnson with B S degrees. Forestry degrees go to Randy Rhone Reed and Robert Kent Wickware. Karnack’s Nigil Raymond Shivers earns a B S.
American Legion Auxiliary members sponsor a poppy sale in Jefferson on Saturday May 17 to support disabled veterans in hospitals and honor those who sacrificed for America. Citizens are urged to wear the red poppy, a silent tribute, in remembrance of heroes.
The residence of Mr. and Mrs. Ruel Young was burglarized last Friday between 8 30 p m and 9 30 p m. A large sum of cash and checks was taken after a back door lock was broken. Mr Young discovered the burglary upon returning home at 9 30 p m. Officers are investigating. Mr Young operates Ruel Young Ford Sales in Jefferson.
Seven firms in Texas and Oklahoma secure labor department training contracts approved by Secretary George P. Shultz. Marion County Pallet Company of Jefferson trains 23 persons for 20 weeks as forklift and nailing machine operators with 12,100 dollars MDTA funds. Other Texas contracts include Tracer Inc 80 trainees 15 to 30 weeks as various roles with 55,824 dollars MDTA funds Clifton Machine Works 7 trainees 26 to 40 weeks machine set up operator 7,360 dollars. Clifton Wilson Door and Frame Inc 45 trainees 16 to 26 weeks woodwork machine operator 31,300 dollars. Hearne Lifetime Door Co of Texas 88 trainees 26 weeks woodwork machine operator 71,847 dollars. Hillsboro Hill Industries 54 trainees 14 to 40 weeks tasting machine operator rug dyer not fully listed.
Lone Star United Steel workers Local 4134 votes to accept a contract ending a seven month strike at Lone Star Steel Company in Dallas. The new agreement expires October 15, 1971 with wage increases and preserved management prerogatives. Employees begin returning to work May 12 with recall procedures and reinstatement of benefits outlined. Tony Hileman announces May 16 youth tryouts for Peewee Little League and Pony League in Jefferson.
Mrs. Ethel Arnett 64 died May 12 at P S Hospital Shreveport after brief illness. Funeral at 2 PM May 14 at First Baptist Jefferson with Rev. Bill Beckham and Rev. Edwin Johnson officiating. Interment Oakwood Cemetery Jefferson. Survivors: husband J E Arnett son Dennis Brown daughter Marilyn Taylor brother Grady Morris sister Ida Packwood two grandsons David and Niles Brown. Haggard Funeral Home in charge.
Legion Post commander B F Broussard announced a regualr meeting at 8 p m on Thursday May 15 to discuss Memorial Services on May 30 and Boy Scout sponsorship. A nominating committee will be named for next year's officers and John Joseph will host a barbecue chicken dinner after the meeting.
Jefferson Junior High cheer leaders sponsor a Saturday play day at Jefferson High School from 9:00 a.m. to about 3:00 p.m. Proceeds go to the pep squad. a Little League field concession stand will operate. Events include kickball and basketball relays with a gym meeting at 8:30.
Jefferson High School will host its spring band concert at 7 30 p m Thursday May 15 in the high school auditorium. Charles Sharp ETBC assistant professor will conduct the Jefferson band in one number a Suite for Band three movements first public performance. The program includes marches varied overtures a trumpet solo by Pat Gibbons and a baritone solo by Vicki Rogers. Tickets 50 cents adults 25 cents students.
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