Stamford High School announces season ticket sale details
Season ticket sales open Thursday for Stamford High School football games. Principal Don Howard says existing seats can be claimed until Sept 11, after which tickets go to the public. Tickets available at the principal's office or by calling 773 2701 between 9 am and 5 pm.
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SHS principal meets students to map transcripts
Stamford High School principal Don Howard said staff are reviewing each transcript with juniors and seniors to plan course schedules and strengthen student administration relations. He aims to meet every student before August 15 ahead of registration and asks ticket holders to check back for football seat requests.
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First maize brought in by Mayfield farmer near Stamford
Mayfield farmer W W Mayfield brought in the year's first maize near Stamford and sold it at Jones Haskell Grain Goop for 2.00 per hundred. The grain tested 54 with 11.68 moisture, harvest yields were low due to little rain. Several other farmers anticipate harvest as well. Parks and Wildlife Commission bans firearms and crossbows during the special archery season for deer and turkey.
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St Johns Holds Evening Vacation Bible School in Stamford
St Johns United Methodist Church runs a Vacation Church School in Stamford with sessions nightly from 7 30 to 9 00 pm this week. Pastor Jarrell Sharp notes four age groups and about 55 children attended the first night with 11 volunteers helping. Children engage in Bible study singing games and mid session refreshments.
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Water use drops in July in Stam ford report
Stam ford water consumption fell in July from the previous year, per city manager H R Macomber. June 1972 pumped 31 735 100 gallons versus 29 466 900 in 1971, while July 1972 pumped 32 874 000 gallons compared with 43 928 000 in 1971. July 1971 remains the high month.
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Graincoop reelects directors at annual meeting
Jones Haskell Grain Coop held its third annual meeting at Stamford High School with about 60 attendees. All directors and officers were reelected, including C. O. Richards as president for Zone 6, Eugene Watts for Zone 7, and Johnny Hanson for Zone 2. The audit and year’s operations were reported, with special guests Gene Legg, W. T Snelgrove, and Burt Huggins in attendance.
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Louis Corzine
Darryl Schoonmaker
Borden Duffell
Abilene
Gene Legg
Sweetwater
Growers Seed Association
W. T Snelgrove
O'Donnell
Producers Grain Coop
Burt Huggins
Big Country Coop
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Koon Attends Annual CofC Managers Institute at TCU
Bill W. Koon, manager of Stamford Chamber of Commerce, completed a one week personal development program at Texas Christian University. The Institutes For Organization Management drew over 200 participants from more than 13 states, comprising chamber executives and staff.
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Bill W. Koon
Stamford Chamber of Commerce
Texas Christian University
Chamber of Commerce
Training program outlines progressive executive education
The text describes an executive training program where participants advance through levels during their careers. Each annual session lasts five days. Regular curriculum totals twenty seven hours with additional bonus sessions.
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