Banquet Honors Two Junior High Football Teams
A November 17, 1973 banquet at the Buta Handley Municipal Center honored 7th and 8th grade football teams. Coaches Nunnelley and Williams presented trophies while cheerleaders and guests attended a decor-filled event with football field centerpieces and glass helmets bearing players names and numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buta Handley Municipal Center
Robert Butba
Carroll Nunnelley
James Williams
Klocle Camp
Leigh Ann Jeffrey
Cindy Hernandez
Jeannie Morris
Teresa Flodges
Kelly Covey
Roger Baker
Winford Sherrill
Susan Kimbro
Clay Don Lacy
Allen Murdock
Carla Anderson
Joe Ed White
Teresa Hodges
Starla Anderson
Gerald Bonapart
Gloria Cantu
Arnie Ingram
Jeff Langford
Eloette Camp
Lyn Hurst
Don Lewis
Vanessa Ingram
David Vassey
Peggy Popwell
Robby Murdock
Kim Judd
Terry Manuel
Lynda Brooks
David Conant
Tammy Boswell
Seon Peeks
Kathy O’rear
Jon Session
Connie Daves
Carl Taylor
Laura Grayson
Kevin Hall
David Baumgardner
Pam Ingram
T.J. Roberson
Carol Ann Daves
Craig Needham
Randy McGill
Kent Riley
Pat White
Jee Meze
Ronny Waters
Robbie Boyd
Santos Guarjardo
Gerald Brittan
Robert Sterling
George Carlow
Leonard Chambers
Ricky Anderson
Richard Aguero
Jimmy Morgan
Robert Burba
Chuck Carter
Harold McKinney
Stanley Whitten
Truett Owens
Mike Ray
Ronnie Anderson
Brazil Student Reports Motorcycle Racing Popular in Brazil
Juca Fleury, 17, from Sao Paulo, notes motorcycle racing is popular in his country and tracks resemble those in the United States. He toured Red River Track with Altus High School student Jay Greenawalt, arriving in March and returning December 27. The 1973 year-end trophies will be awarded December 16 to top riders in each class. Winners listed across 100, 125, A765, 250 and Open classes include Jeffry Crawford, Kenneth Hicks, Les Baartman, Jeff Grisom, Day Greenawalt, Charles Keese, Roy Hayes, and Paul Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juca Fleury
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Red River
United States
Fleury
Jay Greenawalt
Altus
Altus High School
Mini-man
Robert Powell
Kenneth Hicks
Hereford
Kevin Cardinal
Charles Freeley
Childress
Kim Grissom
Bovina
Jeffry Crawford
Adrian
Tom Johnson
Hedley
Jeff Grissom
Lyle Baartman
Les Baartman
Day Greenawalt
Nolden Smith
Amarillo
Adrain
Roy Hayes
Hass
Day Green
Awalt
Tommy Keeler
Charles Keese
John MckKnaight
Larry Hedrick
Mike Gause
Spearman Getting Town Pool Under Briscoe Plan
A $140 800 development project for the Spearman Swimming Pool in Spearman is announced by Governor Dolph Briscoe. Half the funds come from the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation's Land and Water Conservation Fund and half from the City of Spearman. The work includes a swimming pool a wading pool and a bathhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Spearman
Dolph Briscoe
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Land and Water Conservation Fund
City of
Family departs for Germany to join in Giessen housing
Mrs L E D Hendrix and daughters Heather and Angell fly from Amarillo to join Captain Hendrix in Giessen near Frankfurt, Germany. They expect a three year stay with plans to travel Europe and learn local life, while a lieutenant will oversee a project part time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.E.D. Hendrix
Heather
Angell
Hendrix
United States Army
Giessen
Frankfurt
Germany
Amarillo
Cecil Shanks
ELECTRIC METER Connections and Disconnections
A long list of names follows under CONNECTS and DISCONNECTS for meter work and moves in town. The column notes several residents by address and includes a personal letter praising the Leader column and mentioning a 96th birthday.
Funds Awarded For Recruiting Police Officers
Governor Dolph Briscoe awarded a 9090 grant to Amarillo from the Criminal Justice Council to recruit minority officers. The program seeks to raise black and Mexican American representation in the Amarillo Police Department and extend to 25 Panhandle counties. Five officers will be used in targeted recruitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Dolph Briscoe
Amarillo
Criminal Justice Council
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Panhandle
Armstrong
Briscoe
Carson
Castro
Collingsworth
Dallam
Deaf Smith
Donley
Gray
Hall
Hansford
Hartley
Hemphill
Hutchison
Lipscomb
Moore
Ochiltree
Oldham
Palmer
Potter
Randall
Roberts
Sherman
Swisher
Wheeler
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Paul Jones
Amarill
CJC Executive Committee
B.B. Martin of
Dodson
Dallas
Texas
Raisliords
DATO
National Travel — Trade Association
Vonnum Fitzgerald
el Paso
Kenneth M. Stallings
Corsicana
Michael Marlin
Bowie
Rebecca Brammer
Lota West
Lonnie Neeley
Tess
Denison Ford
Ennis
Goldie Barnett
Il Paso
Charles E. Burke Jr
Galveston
John Sosa
Bill Sherwood
James Holley
Billeball
Dalhart
Burkey
Dada
Gary Thomas
Betty A. Seale
Houston
John Lee
Tye
Cate
Oris
East Ave
West Ave
L.G. Cole
Rod Grattoaks
Ft. Worth
Willie Willard
Gary G. Pugh
Dayne Klinekole
First Baptist Church
Larry Ortega
Palo F. Cummings
Haskell
Kenneth Gosnell
Angelita Meza
Sears Roebuck & Co
Mike Finley
D.r. Lowry
Wayne Whitten
Dal
Las
Bill Kester
Addie Orr
Slaskell
Samuel Hernandez
W.A. Colson
F.d.lc
Vernon, Texas
John BE. Devoss
Canyon
Angel Basques
Juanita Young
Kerry Black
Nancy ‘Hall
Francis Roberts
Lincoln Rd
Big Springs
Maxine Baker
Ala
Vaughan
Robert Saldana
Michele M. LePalme
Great Bend
N.Y
Richard Campbell
406 Myers
Cleborne
Kenneth Minatrea
Aristo
Anselmo Sanchez
West
Ave
Simmie Anderson
Floydada
GH. Hartman
AOL
Graham. Williams Real Estate
Teodoro Canta
Fom
Galvesters
Gahan
Eddie Saldana
Rt. 2
Richard Needhat
10Th
Jessie Garcia
Bill Lewis
16Th
W.T. Fincher
7Th
Graham
Noble Murray
Belton
James R. Chahner
Geaharie
Scott
Mr. Wells
Mott
Fife
City Cafe
Laverne & Oris West
Woods
First National Bank
Shamrock, Texas
Tony Laima
Acme
Montgomery
Sherman Catalog Sales Agency
Wellington, Texas
Cyber
Wellington
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