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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1971

Page

2

Council Seeks To Modify Study Of Economic Base

A proposed modification of a study of Lubbock's economic base would be financed by a $100,000 federal grant from the Economic Development Administration. The study is expected to cost about $50,000, said Dr. Jack Steele, dean of the Tech School of Business. Inquiries will be made to see if the remaining funds could support an industrial study planned by the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce.

Economic Development Administration Jack Steele Tech School of Business Lubbock Chamber of Com

Shamrocks for Dystrophy Days Proclaimed in Lubbock

Lubbock mayor James Granberry designates Saturday to Wednesday as Shamrocks for Dystrophy Days. About 500 Lubbock teenagers will seek donations across major shopping centers, aided by Iota Xi and Alpha Gamma chapters of Epsilon Sigma Alpha and a March 18 awards banquet at Van's Catering to honor volunteers. Ray Billings, Monterey High School senior, is teen chairman. Funds support this year’s Muscular Dystrophy Association camp and local clinics and purchase of braces and wheelchairs. The drive also funds a one-year program for employment of service workers, while other notes touch city planning and utility improvements.

Lubbock James Granberry Iota Xi Alpha Gamma Epsilon Sigma Alpha South Plains Muscular Dystrophy Associations of America Van's Ray Billings Monterey High School Billings MDAA

Rainmaker Rancher Supports Berry Contract Extension

Charles Abernathy of Stonewall County says he will back Homer Berry's rainmaking plan as long as funds exist. Berry's five inch in 30 days contract was extended 60 days, with escrow expirations and partial fund retention noted. Abernathy, who invested $300, also signed to become Berry's agent for Texas financing and new contracts.

Aspermont UPI Charles Abernathy Stonewall Homer Berry Abernathy Berry Texas Arkansas

Tom Boles Day Honors Carlsbad Pioneer 90th Birthday

Carlsbad celebrated Tom Boles Day with a luncheon at La Caverna Hotel honoring Col. Thomas Boles a former U S National Parks official and first Carlsbad Caverns superintendent He also led Hawaii and Hot Springs National Parks and helped run area potash mines after retirement in 1949 setting a lifelong government service record.

Carlsbad Tom Boles Carlsbad Caverns Thomas Boles U. S National Parks Department la Caverna Hotel Boles Parks Service U.S Hawaii National Park Rotary Club Hot Springs National Park Arkansas

Teachers Attend State Meeting in Dallas

About 21 Lubbock and area teachers from the Lubbock County unit of the Texas State Teachers Association travel to the TSTA convention in Dallas. Delegates include Jerrell Snodgrass as president, Supt. Ed Irons, Dr. E C Leslie, and faculty from Lubbock Christian College and Texas Tech University. The group lists many Lubbock teachers such as Wy man Richey Don Morris Phyllis Howard Berhl Robertson John Richey George Bond Sharon Reed Woody Powell Dorothy Higgins and others.

Lubbock and Area Lubbock County Texas State Teachers Association TSTA Dallas Jerrell Snodgrass Ed Irons E. C. Leslie Lubbock Public Schools Irons Leslie Snodgrass Jerrye Cope Lubbock Christian College Fannie Pillow Texas Tech University Wyman Richey Wolfforth Don Morris Shallowater Phyllis Howard Slaton Berhl Roertson New Deal John Richey George Bond Sharon Reed Woody Powell Dorothy Higgins Richard Patterson Kathy Rush Walter Rinehart Barbara Golden Jewel Foster Charles Alexander Lucille Adams Elaine Billips Lubbock

Leadership Meet to Draw 600 Students This May

A third annual leadership conference expected to draw about 600 Vocational Office Education students will begin today with 3:30 a.m. registration at Hodges Community Center. The event includes general sessions, officer campaigns, a Friday session at Texas Tech Business Administration Building, and a Saturday luncheon in the University Center ballroom with a Brotherhood program. Contest winners will be announced. VOEP hosts include Monterey Estacado Lubbock Coronado High Schools.

Hodges Community Center Business Administration Texas Tech University Center VOEP Monterey Estacado Lubbock Coronado

Professor Talks At Club Meeting

Dr. Charles W. Shoppee of Tech spoke on using legal documents to trace family history at the South Plains Genealogical Society meeting in the Municipal Garden and Arts Center. The next meeting is 7:30 p.m. April 8, with a special one day workshop planned for April 17 at the same center.

Charles W. Shoppee Tech South Plains Municipal Garden and Artsenter Shoppee Wales Municipal Garden and Arts

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