Wellington and Quail Battle In Tight Norwood Tourney Final
Wellington wins boys championship 64 62 over Quail in a back and forth final. Wellington girls claim third place 42 40 over Sumnerwood with a late drive. Shamrock boys take consolation with 58 53 over McLean as Lakeview and Dodson split other placements.
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Shamrock
Wellington
Shamrock Girls
McLean
Samnerwood
Lakeview
Wheeler
Quail
Norwood
Wellington Girls
Shamrock Boys
Rockettes
Sumnorwood
Dodson
Wheeler Boys
Lakeview Girls
McLean Boys
Rockets
Sumnerwood
Lunchroom Menu for Mon Dec 18 to Fri Dec 22
Daily school lunch offerings listed with main items such as Spoonburger buns, roast beef, baked ham, corndogs, and creamed diced turkey. Each day includes sides like vegetables, potatoes, bread, fruit salad, desserts, and a choice of half pint milk or chocolate milk. Christmas trees are mentioned in relation to the menu.
Great Plains Program Aids Salt Fork District Farmers
In ten years the Great Plains Program cost shared over $400000 in the Salt Fork Soil and Water Conservation District. This funding created economic benefits exceeding $1,000,000 to the district and established more than 20000 acres of grass. Farmers seeking Great Plains contracts should submit their applications as they are on hand.
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Gary Reed
Great Plains
Salt Fork
Great Plains contracts cited in Conservation District update
N E Childers of Quail completed one livestock well and two livestock water facilities under the Great Plains Program. Donald Ray of Sumnerwood finished new terraces under the Great Plains Program. Fred Bourland northwest of Quail installed additional irrigation pipeline under ACP program.
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N. E. Childers
Donald Ray
Sumnerwood
Great Plains
Fred Bourland
Quail
Elementary Christmas Play Presented by Fourth Grade
Children of Mrs Byron Dun can's fourth grade at Wellington Elementary School will present a Christmas program Friday afternoon December 15. Two plays The Pied Piper of Hamlin and The Cross Princess will be performed with Christmas carols. The class has painted life size cardboard figures of Santa reindeer carolers and elves. The full class will participate including Diana Wilson Janet Brock Randall Sims David Null Jeff Hanna Karen Jeffrey Debra Brinkley Donnie Settle Raymon Romo Debra Reynolds Jackie Black Freddy Chambers Neal Cochran Sammy Gonzales George Tipton Mickey Vassey Evelyn Grayson Cindy Seale Pamela Vines Doris Thomas Patricia Nunnelley Mark Tyson Edward Thomas Douglas Green Sylvia Vela Frankie Lemon Larry Pinnon Lia Garza Craig Holton Patricia McMillan Rose Gonzales
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Byron Duncan
Wellington
Hamlin
Santa
Diana Wilson
Janet Brock
Randall Sims
David Null
Jeff Hanna
Karen Jeffrey
Debra Brinkley
Donnie Settle
Raymon Romo
Debra Reynolds
Jackie Black
Freddy Chambers
Neal Cochran
Sammy Gonzales
George Tipton
Mickey Vassey
Evelyn Grayson
Cindy Seale
Pamela Vines
Doris Thomas
Patricia Nunnelley
Mark Tyson
Edward Thomas
Douglas Green
Sylvia Vela
Frankie Lemon
Larry
Phi Theta Kappa Formed At Clarendon College
Linda Peters led the Tata Phi Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa to form the national junior college honor society at Clarendon College. Officers elected include Hedley Glyndal Holland president Emily Neece Claren don vice president Rita Tros per Clarendon secretary Martha Brown McLean treasurer. Eligibility requires upper ten percent of the student body and nomination by a faculty committee based on character citizenship and scholarship.
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Clarendon College
Tata Phi
Phi Theta Kappa
National Junior College
Glyndal Holland
Hedley
Emily Neece
Clarendon
Rita Trosper
Martha Brown
McLean
Linda Peters
Quail
Soil Conservation Service Chief Receives Rockefeller Award
Donald A. Williams who led the Soil Conservation Service for decades was named one of five outstanding federal careerists to receive the 1967 Rockefeller Public Service Award. The Washington Hilton event on December 6 awarded a tax free $10,000 to Williams and the other honorees, recognizing long service from the Dust Bowl era to modern soil and water programs.
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Donald A. Williams
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Soil Conservation Service
John D. Rockefeller
Princeton University
Williams
Washington Hilton Hotel
South Dakota
South Dakota State University
Washington
Ford Foundation
Agency For International Development
Latin America
Asia
India
National Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Williams Recognized for Soil Conservation Service Leadership
Goheen lauds national officials guiding government work and boosting efficiency across departments. Williams, head of the Soil Conservation Service since 1952, led growth from erosion control to flood control and urban conservation, emphasizing soil and water protection as essential to daily life.
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Goheen
Williams
SCS
Clark
South Dakota State College
University
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Rockettes Third
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Jan Christner
Nancy Gulley
Gary Norman
David Yarbrough
Conda Hatley
Judy Tucker
Brad Dalton
Norman Miller
Wayne Wright
Terry Deck
Pam Bailey
Don Rives
Andy Howard
Mary Lou Holton
Paula Langley
Marsha Hunt
Donald Reeves
Richard Gilbreth
Stella Johnson
Summerwood
Gary ‘Norman
Robbie Dwight
Benny Carson
Martin and
Yarbrough
Tony Richardson
Samnorwood
Karen Waters
Wheeler Dodson
Ike Shipman
Quail Jarrell Fielding
Brenda Ervington
Carolyn Kilgore
Terri Deck
Tonda Hatley
Conservation District News
Sam Helmers
Texas
Miles
By Linda Peters
Robert F. Goheen
Princeton
Turkey
Philadelphia
Wilson
Bakers
Brenner
Kimbell
Indian River
Gladiola
Best Maid
Maryland Club Coffee
Mary Sarah Brera
S&h
City Grocery
Raymond Patton
Luther Sullivan
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