Open Letter by City Leaders on School Event Rules
Mayor Smith along with the City Council Superintendent Montgomery and School Board President Dyer outline football game conduct measures. Two city police officers with five fathers will enforce seating, restrict movement to snack bar and rest rooms, wear armbands for recognition, and disburse any disruptive groups with fines and parental notification. The措施 apply until further notice.
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Smith
S. T. Montgomery
Bill Dyer
City Hall
Postmaster Defends Magazine Postage Increases
Postmaster John Biggerstaff tells the Sun that magazine postage hikes are overstated. He notes average magazine mail cost about 3.2 cents and that 1972 rates curb overall increases, with final five-year phasing keeping costs well below first class letters and ad circulars.
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John Biggerstaff
the Sun Today
Biggerstaff
M ‘Ling
Air Parcel Post
Look Magazine
City Council Rejects Lone Star Gas Rate Increase
At a Tuesday meeting Emery Christian was elected to fill a council vacancy. The council unanimously rejected Lone Star Gas Company’s proposed rate increase after review. Other topics included zoning code, industrial waste order, potential new water well, and additional water storage. The Pigskin Club reviewed Whitewright versus Commerce film, plans a high school screening night next Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. with 20 attendees present.
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Emery Christian
Herman Philley
Lone Star Gas Company
Pigskin Club
Whitewright
Comerce
Commerce
Pigskins Club
PTA Notice Encourages Membership and Support
PTA president W J Bill May urges parents to join and help. fifty cent fees sent with name and child grade. Membership chair Donna Morgan stresses rolls. Sunday at 2 pm in Whitewright Nursing Home an appreciation program honors Dr and Mrs Paul Geers for 10 years in geriatric care with open house from 2 to 4 pm and a reception in the Annex Dining Room with cookies and punch.
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W. J
Bill’ May
PTA
Donna Morgan
Whitewright Nursing Home
Paul E. Geers
Annex
Grayson County GOP Sets September Meeting in Sherman
County Republican Party schedules open meeting with Chairman David A McBlain in the Oak Room Grayson County State Bank Building Sherman at 8:00 p m on September 11. Agenda includes strategy for the Commissioners Court and proper voting procedures at all county polling stations.
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David A. McBlain
Grayson County
Republican Party
Grayson County State Bank
Sherman
Commissioners’ Court
Hurricane Creek Ladies Plan Luncheon and Style Show
The Hurricane Creek Ladies Association and Vermillions of McKinney schedule a luncheon and style show on Tuesday at 12 noon. Reservations urged, members and guests invited, and new memberships possible at the event. Executive board to meet at 11 a.m. prior. About 50 attended the last membership coffee. 42 joined.
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Hurricane Creek Ladies Association
Vermillions of McKinney
Association
First Baptist Youth Form Singing Group The Hands of God
Roger Speers music director at First Baptist organizes a youth singing group named The Hands of God. Fifteen members with Mrs Speers on piano Tony Geers on drums Rick Slaughter guitarist and Speers directing have performed publicly including a Jesus Rally in Durant. A Youth Revival runs September 9 to 12 with rallies at 3 pm and services nightly at 7 pm led by Rev Struart Simms in Fort Worth care attendees invited.
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Roger Spears
First Baptist Church
Hands of God
Mrs. Speers
Tony Geers
Rick Slaughter
Rogers
The
Bank
Struart Simms
Fort Worth
Roger Speers
Social Security rules for Sherman students explained
Gus Jones outlines how student beneficiaries in Sherman with 1972 earnings above 1680 face benefit reductions. Benefits drop 1 for each 2 earned up to 2880, then 1 for 1 above 2880. marriage stops payments. months with no earnings or minimal service keep full benefits. contact Sherman office at 810 N Trais, 8:30 to 5, 893-4301, for help following football and barbecue.
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Sherman Area
Gus Jones
Sherman
Rain Drenches Town as Summer Ends on Labor Day
It had not rained like this since early spring with an inch and a half of rain from 12:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. The wet weather brought joy to Mari McFatridge and Kathy Dunlap as they enjoy Grand Avenue. Farmers welcomed the rain despite dampening work as geese head south and winter nears, yet the town looks greener and couples remain cheerful this week.
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Mari McFatridge
Kathy Dunlap
Grand Avenue
Sewage Regulations Effective October 1
Grayson County Health Department reminds homeowners that Individual Home Sewage Disposal rules take effect October 1, 1972. The regs cover septic systems outside cities, require permits for construction, and registration of existing systems. Applications are at Sherman or Denison Health Departments.
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Grayson County Health Department
Grayson County
Sherman
Denison Health Departments
Sherman Health Department
John Ray
Ray
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LAW and Order
Sonny Smith
S. T. Montgomery School Board
Biggerstiff
Lone Star Gas
Mrs. Geers
First Baptist Youth Form
Durant
Traiis
Tigers
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