Lamesa Players Dominate District Selections In Snyder
Wayne Hogg of Lamesa was the only unanimous pick on both offense and defense in district selections announced by Snyder coaches. Golden Tornadoes also place Bob Kilgore and Greg Cannady on offense, Terry Martin on defense, with Hogg. Included notes on harvest, local comments from Burkburnett and Saskatoon, and a hockey Hall of Fame tribute to Doug Bentley.
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Lamesa
Wayne Hogg
Snyder
Golden Tornadoes
Bob Kilgore
Greg Cannady
Terry Martin
Hogg
Raymond Greenwood
Burkburnett Informer Star
Abilene
Tors
Saskatoo
Saskatchewan
Doug Bentley
National Hockey League
Hall of Fame
Chicago Black Hawks
Chicago
Chicago Stadium
Wrigley Field
Chicago Bears
Max
Bill Mosienko
Local Businesses Host Oil Industry Personnel Banquet
Dawson County honors oil and gas industry workers with a Tuesday banquet in the High School Student Center. Hosted by the Lamesa Chamber of Commerce, tickets are sold by Oil Committee members or the Chamber office. James Roberts, publisher of Andrews papers, is the speaker with Walter Bucker as emcee. The event notes Dawson County's 1971 oil output and payroll impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson County
Oil and Gas
Lamesa Chamber of Commerce
Oil Committee
Chamber of Commerce
James Roberts
Roberts Publishing Co
Andrews and the Anddrews Industrial Foundation
Walter Bucker
Cotton stacking demo shows rickers and module builders
Dawson County farmers viewed two new cotton harvesters in operation on D L Adcock Jr farm west of Arvana. A cotton rich compressor stacks cotton into free standing ricks while a module builder creates a larger compact bale. Module builder price around 6600 dollars, rising to about 8000 dollars next season amid planned production growth.
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Dawson County
Plains
Texas
Cotton, Inc
Texas A&m
D. L. Adcock, Jr
Arvana
G. A. Husky
Lubbock
Husky
Small Business Admin Conference Draws Lamesa Public
Lamesa residents invited to a public conference on Thursday co sponsored by the Lamesa Chamber of Commerce and the U S Small Business Administration The meeting runs 7 30 to 9 30 pm at the Pioneer Natural Gas Flame Room Speakers include J B Hare and Millard A Townsend from the Lubbock SBA district office There is no registration fee and the public may attend for more information contact the local chamber or the SBA office in Lubbock
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Lamesa
Lamesa Chamber of Commerce
The
U.S. Small Business Administration
Ficer
Millard A. Townsend
Lubbock
SBA
Pioneer Natural Gas
Small Business Administration
Corley and Davis Tie for Gridiron Cash in Contest
Ty Corley and Bob Davis tied for first in the Press-Reporter grid guessing contest with ten correct wins in twelve games last week and both posted 42 tie-break points. They split first and second place prize money of 13 dollars. The week counted Oklahoma Nebraska and Notre Dame USC as wins. the season prize remains 50 dollars as final week looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Corley
Robbie Davis
Don Scott
Joe Vastauskas
Corley
Davis
USC
United Way Do It Day sets push for Dawson County goal
Dawson County United Way announces Thursday as Do It Day to push toward the campaign goal of 36 300. Volunteers will take calls at the Chamber of Commerce building 307 North Houston and donations by mail to Drawer J. Lamesa. Special recognition goes to local firms with 100 percent participation including First National Bank Higginbotham Bartlett Jones McCall Pharmacy Lamesa Delinting and others in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Plains
Dawson County
United Way
Chamber of Commerce
North Houston
J. Lamesa
Chamber
First National Bank
Higginbotham Bartlett
Jones - McCall Pharmacy
Lamesa Delinting
Texas Employment Commission
Pioneer Natural Gas Company
Production Credit Association
L.lc
Vogue Dress Shop
Lamesa Fire Department
Soil Conservation Office
Farmer’s Home Administration
Dawson County Mental Health Clinic
Henry Norris Agency
Bob Brown Motor Company
Santa Fe Railroad
Texas Electric Service Company
Roundtree, Renner and Snell
Christmas Home Decorations Contest Returns in Lamesa
The Lamesa Chamber of Commerce's Women’s Division invites residents to enter a residential decorations contest with three top prizes funded by Texas Electric Service Company and the chamber. First prize is a Redi light yard lamp, second a electric blanket, third an automatic coffee maker. Entry deadline is December 13 with judging by December 15 and displays urged to stay lit to 9 PM. Contact the Chamber for details or pick up an entry form in the Press Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamesa
Texas Electric Service Company
Chamber of Commerce
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Ode Porter
Porter Lumber Company
Methodist Hospital
Ooe
Walter Buckel
Lee Roy Colgan
Pacific
Andrews
Mississippi Delta
J. B. Hare
Management Assistance
Kim Hawkins
P. O
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