Lamesa officials face resignation of Alvin Cannady as superintendent
Alvin Cannady resigns as Lamesa schools superintendent effective July 1 1973 after a five and a half hour board meeting. He will become Administrative Dean at Midland Community College. His wife Glenna Cannady also resigns as media specialist at the Middle School. The board session noted hostility from new members Wendell Strahan and Ed Fulbright.
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Midland Community College
Lamesa High Opens State Volleyball Quest in Austin
Lamesa High School girls volleyball team departs for Austin seeking the AAA state crown. Regional champions meet Gregory Portland in the opening 9 30 a m game with a potential 2 45 p m final if they advance.
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Food stamps and public services dominate council talk
The meeting centers on food stamps jail remodeling a water conservation district and a retirement system with officials weighing programs and funding implications for residents.
Dog Vaccination Clinic Scheduled Here Saturday
Jamesa's annual dog vaccination clinic will be held Saturday from 8 am until 2 p.m. at the North Fire department site.
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Bike Riders Contest Draws Young Cyclists at Farr's Lot
The Lamesa Optimist Club invites children ages six through 13 to a Saturday bicycle riding competition at 2 pm on the Farr's Supermarket parking lot. Trophies will be awarded in three age groups and no bicycle decoration is required. Station at North 1th and Bryan Street.
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Browning Praises Starters and Bench Depth in Volleyball
Coach Patty Browning lauds starting six and reserves as key to the season, highlighting depth and the bench’s impact in the game. See volleyballers page 2 for full coverage.
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Pony Express Tourney Set at Rodeo Arena
The Pony Express Tourney is planned for Saturday at the Rodeo arena. Pony Express team riders from the region will compete, with proceeds funding the winners pot. Admission is $1 for adults and free for children under six.
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Talent Show Set At Lamesa High School
Lamesa High School hosts a 7 30 p.m. talent show in the auditorium to raise funds for the American Field Service program. The production titled Bobby Socks and Boogie features drama comedy and music with admission of 1 dollar at the door.
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Flower Grove High names top students Hill and Hildreth
Cynthia Ann Hill is Flower Grove High School valedictorian for 1973 with a 90.3 average. Robert Preston Hildreth is salutatorian with an 88.875 average. Hill, daughter of RE Hill, has been active in school activities and yearbook staff.
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