Special Children Free Day At Panhandle Fair
Students residents and chaperones from children's homes and special schools in Lubbock area will enjoy a designated day at the Panhandle South Plains Fair courtesy of the Lubbock Firefighters Association and local sponsors.
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Lubbock
Sith
Ison
Gene Ledel
Ledel
Jabbork
Fair Park Coliseum
Fair Association
Broadway
Fairgrounds
Broadway Avenue
Fair Park
Burglary Suspect Nabbed In City
Helen Hymond, 21, of 24040 Weber Drive, arrested near midnight on a felony warrant from Scurry County for the burglary of Roger's Men's Wear in Snyder. Bond set at 25000 by Justice of the Peace Charles Smith. Det. Charles Park and Ray Coleman with Texas Rangers aided Snyder police in stopping her car on Juniper Avenue. Saturday, police expected more arrests in the $20000 clothing store break-in, with about 200 suits reported stolen.
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Helen Hymond
Weber Drive
Scurry County
Snyder
Justice of the Peace
Charles Smith
Charles Park
Ray Coleman
Texas Rangers
Juniper Avenue
LCC Sculptor Privit Honored with Oklahoma Art Center Purchase Bid
Bob Privit, chair of the Lubbock Christian College art department, has a stainless steel sculpture titled Triangle recommended for the Oklahoma Art Center permanent collection. Privit, who earned an MFA from Indiana University, previously won the Fight State Exhibition Purchase Award in 1986 for New Departure NL.
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Bob Privit
Lubbock Christian College
Oklahoma Art Center
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Indiana University
Bloomington
Tud
Offices Filled At Paducah
Two noted Cattle County men J B Garrett and J C Pete Stanley named to city and county roles. Garrett moves from justice of the peace to city manager succeeding the late Johnny Hajek, a drowning victim. Stanley will become justice of the peace, taking over from Garrett.
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J. C
Pete” Stanley
Garrett
Stich
Johnny Hajek
Stanley
Five Hurt As Three Vehicle Crash Claims Lub bock Man Life
Five of six injured in a three vehicle crash on U S 87 south of the city remained hospitalized at Methodist Hospital Saturday. Victim William T. Campbell 69 of 1914 32nd St was killed. Cheerleaders Julaine Matthews 16 and Brenda 15 were listed among the injured.
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Methodist Hospital
U.S
Lubbock Christian High School
William T. Campbell
32Nd St
Julaine Matthews
Valley View Drive
Reba Matthews
Jana White
van White
Newcomb Drive
Matthews
Terry
Brenda
Nicky Taylor
Wayne Taylor
Ridge Road
Cigarette Theft Probed At Unclaimed Freight
Police investigated a break in at J. C. Stansell's Unclaimed Freight 809 Idalou Road where 80 cartons of cigarettes were missing worth 320 dollars. Entry appeared to be via moving an air conditioning unit and climbing a vent. A second burglary at Bill Kirk's 701 Ave R claimed losses of an amplifier a tape recorder tapes a portable television and two speakers totaling 75 dollars.
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J. C. Stansell
Idalou Road
Bill Kirk
Ave
R. Kirk
Monthly Playday Set For Lea County Riders
Lea County horsemen schedule a playday at Derl Tidwell Arena Monument beginning 1 p.m. Sept 26. Events include western pleasure barrel racing pole bending and cutting with four divisions per event by rider experience and age. Untrained horses may avoid competing against seasoned mounts.
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Lovington
Lea County Area
Derl Tidwell
Monument
Banking Women Due At Course
The American Institute of Banking hosts a public relations and self-improvement course starting at 6 30 p m Tuesday on the fifth floor of the building.
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American Institute of Banking
SUN FUN Pool Enclosure Lets You Swim Every Day
A space capsule like SUN FUN pool enclosure seals you from rain snow and insects keeping debris out and sparing you daily cleaning. It promises constant swimming regardless of weather and reduces maintenance by blocking leaves and debris.
Living Textbook Program In Classroom Use
The Lubbock Avalanche Journal promotes its Living Textbook program guiding schools to use the newspaper as a living classroom resource. It emphasizes timely news, history in the making, and the role of informed citizens in a changing world. Schools are urged to investigate, receive information, and consider coupon requests.
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