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La Marque Times

Location

La Marque, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1971

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National 4-H Week Highlighted by Galveston County Fair

National 4-H Week October 3 9 is proclaimed and the Galveston County 4 H Youth will hold a one day Fair and Exhibit on Saturday October 9 from 10 a m to 5 p m in the parking lot across from the old Post Office in Texas City on Sixth Street between 3rd and 4th Avenues. A band free cookies and 4 H literature are planned with animals on display including rabbits horses cows chickens lambs and more. Exhibits by the Youth include cooking sewing rifle horticulture photography and dog care.

Galveston County Texas City Sixth Street

From 4-H clubs to a misadventure with AmEx

The piece recounts the rise of 4-H in rural America from early clubs to the 1971-72 La Marque unit led by Eddie Bump and others. It shifts to a nostalgic memory of the 1959 American Express credit card, detailing the author and Margaret's European trip plans and the delayed card arrival, ending with a note about an emergency.

America Congress Cooperative Extension Service la Uncle Sam's Postal Service American Express Joe’s Margaret Columbus Mars Europe Old Amsterdam la Marque

Texas Schools Move Toward Quarterly Term Plan

Dr Eugene Tenney urged school trustees that a quarterly term system could start in September 1972 with full mandate in 1973 74. He cited transfers UIL participation vacation effects and financial costs as major drawbacks while noting possible building savings.

Texas Eugene Tenney Texas Association of School Boards Texas Association of School Administrators San Antonio Tenney la Marque UIL

Johnson earns National Achievement semifinalist honor

Wayne W. Johnson III of La Marque High School has been named an Achievement Semifinalist in the 1972 National Achievement Scholarship Program for Outstanding Negro Students. Johnson, senior and SA president, plans political science study at the University of Texas.

Wayne W. Johnson III Jimmy Llewellyn la Marque la Marque High School University of Texas Austin Johnson

La Marque Students Outpace National ACT Averages

La Marque students exceed the national ACT norm with 196 seniors and seven juniors among 203 test takers. Boys averaged 22.0 while girls averaged 18.0, doctors Williams says the test measures college level ability, not content or achievement. Trustees also hear debate on a high school smoking circle, split 3 to 3 on student proposal and parental support, with Dillard and Marshall urging a sanctioned time and place.

la Marque Williams E.A. Dillard Dick Marshall Earler Dillard Marshall Netther

Texans Join Jet Set In Island Hopping

The Texas Youth Conference editor recounts a summer Hawaiian itinerary visiting Lahaina Wailua River Evergreen Cave Coco Palms Hotel and Pearl Harbor. Highlights include shopping at island markets boat rides a fern grotto and a moving visit to Battleship Row with reverent reflections and vivid sea scenery.

Jet Set Times News Texas Youth Conference Hawaiian Islands Lahaina Wailua River

Nixon Proclaims National Employ the Handicapped Week

President Nixon designates October 3-9 as National Employ the Handicapped Week. He cites Beethoven and Roosevelt as examples of potential beyond physical limits and lauds the President’s Committee on Employment of the Handicap for 24 years of bipartisan work to expand self reliance and opportunity for handicapped individuals. The Texas Employment Commission also affirms the value of capable, contributing persons despite limitations.

Jean Koneman Richard M. Nixon Beethoven Franklin Roosevelt America Committee On Employment of The Texas Employment Commission

La Marque Kiwanis Chili Supper Oct 22

The La Marque Kiwanis Club schedules a Homemade Chili Supper October 22 from 4:30 to 7 pm at La Marque Junior High Cafeteria beside Etheredge Stadium. Walter Burns uses his famous recipe to supervise the event. Tickets cost $1 and are available from any Kiwanian.

la Marque

Babe Johnson To Speak To Voter Council

Galveston County Voter Registrar C R Johnson and State Senator A R Schwartz will address the Galveston County Council for Voter Registration at its first meeting at 8 p m October 7 in the jury assembly room of the Galveston County Courthouse. Temporary council chairman Richard Kirkpatrick says the council will include organization leaders and interested citizens with a goal to register as many voters as possible before January.

Galveston County C.R. Johnson A.R. Schwartz

Tower to Give Second Of COM Lecture Series

Republican Senator John Tower headlines the second Great Issues Lecture Series by College of the Mainland on Sunday October 10 at 2 30 p m in La Marque High School Auditorium 300 Vauthier Road The talk titled Strength as a Priority for Peace and Prosperity notes Tower as Texas’s first Republican U S Senator since 1870 and a leading conservative voice Tickets are 1 00 at the door

John Tower College of the Mainland la Marque High School Vauthier Road Tewjr U. S. Senate Texas Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee Houston London School of Economics Midwestern University Wichita Falls

COM Enrollment Up 300 Percent Since Beginning

In the fall term Col lege of the Mainland enrolled 4 670 students, exceeding the 3 100 projection by 1 570. Of these, 1 370 take credit courses, 114 more than last year, while 3 900 are in non credit Continuing Education classes. When classes began in temporary facilities in 1967 only 414 students registered, and credit students now exceed that figure by 300 percent.

College of the Mainland

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James Crowder Mary Anderson Linda Bump Joanna Frank Betty Monych Mike Keller United States la Marque Club 4-H Club Eddie Bump Joe Guerra David Decker Treas Methodist Youth Fellowship Aflcio Boys’ State Council On Ministries Wayne Johnson Catherine Koester Astrodome Wayne Chandler Houston Astros Catherine H.L. Koester Carriage Lane By Jean Koneman Coco Palms Marlee Diane Falkenhagen Pacific Bobbie Jerry Benson Honolulu Hawaii Pearl Harbor Battleship Row Fisherman’s Wharf Nixon William E. Glenn Eat Kiwanis Babe, Johnson Voter Council
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