Scouts Tour Washington on Jamboree Trip
Todd Grissom and ten Lamesa scouts journey to the National Scout Jamboree at Fort A.P. Hill Virginia writing from en route. They toured Will Rogers Museum St Louis Arch Indianapolis Speedway Washington DC Smithsonian Institute and memorials then visited Andrews AFB and plan more at the White House. Wayne Holt of Troop 708 says the trip has been fun and expects more.
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Virginia
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Lamesa
Ft. A.P. Hill
St. Louis Arch
Indianapolis Speedway
Washington, D.C
Kent Hance
Senate
Smithsonian Institute
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White House
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Wayne Holt
Troop 708
Head Start Registration Window Set for August 3 to 7
Registration for Head Start will be held August 3 through 7 at the Head Start building on Southeast 14th and Detroit. Hours run 8 30 a m to 4 p m daily. Bring a birth certificate or baptismal record as proof of age and the child s most recent immunization record for enrollment.
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Welch residents plan reunion weekend in Lamesa
Welch residents plan an August 14 and 15 reunion to reunite former and current locals. Registration Friday 2 to 5 p.m. at Dawson School gym, free events except barbecue supper. Activities include classes, talent program, prizes for farthest traveler and oldest attendee, with hopes of a five year continuation. Contact numbers provided for info and talent signups.
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Welch
Don Gibson
Dawson School
Jim Weeks
Dan Harp
Bill Gray
Klondike trustees set tax rate at public hearing
Klondike Independent School District trustees scheduled a public hearing for 8 p.m. Monday at Klondike High School board room to discuss a proposed 57 cent per $100 evaluation tax rate official for 1981. The rate, though lower than 1980, is shown by state calculations to produce a 15.1 percent increase due to rising property values.
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Klondike High School
James Logan
Logan
Chamber Recaps Busy July Sidewalk Sale and Rodeo
This Week at the Chamber notes the July sidewalk sale and rodeo ended for the year with success. Plans are to boost next year with bigger merchandise displays and a larger parade, possibly adding floats and sponsorships while involving the Rodeo Association early. The Institute for Organization Management and the TCCE conference offered valuable procedures to review, with an invitation for ideas at the chamber.
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Rodeo Association
Samesa
Institute For Organization Management
TCCE
Special Guest Spotted At Local Gathering
A recent community gathering drew a notable guest whose appearance excited attendees. Organizers noted warm welcomes and plans for future events as 4,800 subscribers of the Sunday Press Reporter read follow-up notes.
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Sunday Press
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