Intef^Schojlastic Leaguef

Total Page:16

File Type:pdf, Size:1020Kb

Intef^Schojlastic Leaguef INTEF^SCHOJLASTIC LEAGUEF Vol. XXXII AUSTIN, TEXAS, OCTOBER, 1948 No. 2 Fretwell to Speak Eligibility Rule Grade Schools Register Early AmendmentOffered For Big Year in UIL Activity At UIL Breakfast Fall-Training Rule Judging from the number of grade schools which are Dr. Elbert K. Fretwell of New York City, nationally rec­ On Council Agenda sending in membership cards to the State Office, totaling ognized leader in extracurricular activities and high-school The annual two-day session of 552 at this date, there is a renewed interest in grade-school education, will deliver the main address at the Interscho- the Legislative Advisory Council participation in League contests^ lastic League breakfast in Dallas during the convention of will be held in Austin, October 31 Any group of grade schools conveniently located may the Texas State Teachers' Association. His subject will be and November 1, in the Maximilian "* organize a meet. Principals of the "School Contests as Training for Room of the Driskill Hotel, begin­ ning Sunday at 2 p.m. The Mon­ schools, or persons designated by Citizenship." day meeting will start at 8:30 a.m. them, constitute the Executive Com­ The annual breakfast for admin­ and close with a luncheon. Schools to Observe mittee for the meet. istrators and contest directors and While many principals are famil­ The agenda includes these recom­ iar with the League program and coaches is scheduled for Friday, mendations which will be consid­ United Nations Day its effectiveness as a stimulus for November 26, at 7:30 a.m. in the ered by representatives from Con­ interest in school-work and extra­ ballroom of the Adolphus Hotel in ferences AA, A and B and the City curricular activities, there are a Conference, in addition to others V.I.B. Lists Films Dallas. number of principals who are just that may be submitted at the time For* Celebration beginning their firs't year's work in Noted Writer the council meets: United Nations' Day will be cele­ this key position. To these new­ Dr. Fretwell is the author of 1. A recommendation that Ar­ brated October 24, the anniversary comers, the State Office wishes to "A Study in Educational Prog­ ticle VIII, Section 14, be amended of the date when the Charter of point out the type of competition nosis" and "Extracurricular Ac­ in such a way as to limit ineligi­ the United Nations became effec­ open for grade-school boys and tivities in Secondary Schools," and bility to the sport in which a boy tive, that is, when the required girls. is a frequent contributor to educa­ participated. number of ratifications of the tional magazines and yearbooks. Contests Listed 2. A proposal that preliminary Charter was reached. Contests open to elementary He is a member of the National fall training be confined to the A committee of distinguished schools are: Music, Declamation, Association of Secondary School local school campus. national leaders, feeling the neces­ Spelling and Plain Writing, Story- Principals, National Educational 3. A proposal that member- sity of mass participation in the Telling, Ready Writers, Number Association, College Teachers of schools be allowed to continue foot­ purposes and value of the United Sense, Junior Tennis, Volleyball, Education, American Camping As­ ball practice from the close of the Nations, is making plans to have Junior Track and Field and Play­ sociation, and National Society for "School Contests as Training season on December 1 to the date this day observed in schools, col­ ground Ball. the Study of Education. for Citizenship" will be dis­ of the final championship game leges, churches, community organi­ In the literary division of League During the First World War, cussed by Dr. Elbert K. Fret- and that the date of fall training zations, and, in general, v every­ activity, Junior Declamation is open Dr. Fretwell organized for the well at the League's annual be set for September 1; that no where people can be reached. to grade-school pupils. The term Surgeon General's office the pro­ Breakfast in Dallas, November preliminary football conditioning A number of films have been "junior" is defined as a student who gram of physical education and 26. program be permitted prior to Sep­ prepared on the United Nations reached his tenth birthday the first recreation for all the reconstruc­ tember 1, under the direction of which will be of assistance to day of the preceding May. Com­ tion hospitals in the United States, the football coach or any school schools planning special United plete rules for this and all other and later became National Director official. Nations' programs. Twelve films contests are given in the Consti­ ef Recreation of the American Special reports will be made by are now available, according to tution and Rules which is sent free Red Cross. He was chairman of New Contests Head these committees: D. W. McCavick, director of the of charge to all schools becoming the Camping Section of the White 1. A report of the committee Visual Instruction Bureau, The members of the League. The Pre­ House Conferences on Child Health appointed to study revision of the University of Texas. scribed List of Junior Declamations and Protection in 1930. He has City Conf. Agenda amateur rule. Members of this A ten-minute motion picture, is issued by the State Office to also served as advisor of the High committee are: Principal R. B. directors of this contest. School Section of the National Session Scheduled "Grass Roots," No. So. $356, shows Norman, Amarillo, chairman; Su­ Courtesy of the Texas Rangers, American citizens making their Ready Writing is a contest in Safety Council. For October 17 perintendent H. John Morris, essay composition and can easjly be \ graph is his book "Adventures With a Texas voices heard to help bring about Chief Scout Claude; Superintendent correlated with English classroom D. T. Roy Bedichek is now on limited retirement with Naturalist." Under his guidence, the UIL has be­ enforceable world law. This is a Active as a Scout Leader for A study of new contests which Loyd, East Mountain, Gilmer; the University Interscholastic League which he has work. One of the most popular con­ have been proposed for the City come the largest organization of its kind. constructive, educational, documen­ more than thirty years, Dr. Fret­ Superintendent W. T. Hanes, served since 1917. In the back of the above photo- tary sound film. tests, and probably the one most well now holds the position of Chief Conference will be made October Cameron. Texans h»ve entered at some time 17 in Austin at the meeting of rep­ Scout of Boy Scouts of America. 2. A report from the committee The drawing up of the United during their school days, is the resentatives from Dallas, Houston, Before September 1, 1948, he was of Texas Music Educators' Asso­ Nations' Charter in 1945 at the Spelling and Plain Writing Contest. Fort Worth, and San Antonio Roy Bedichek, Director of League, Chief Scout Executive. ciation. San Francisco Conference is pre­ The 1948-49 Word List, containing schools. - sented in No. So. 3298, "Pattern Identified with the Boy Scouts of 3. A report from the «ommitfcee over 2,400 words, is now being pur­ for Peace—Charter of the U.N." America since its earliest days, he Athletic events which have been of Texas Speech Association. chased by schools. Few, if any, of served on its National Executive suggested include golf and swim­ 4. A report on the recommenda- Retires After 31 Years of Service "Now 'the "Peace," a two reel the words appearing in the list will Board from 1933 until 1943. Be­ ming, a possible State Champion­ tionof the State Meeting of Dele­ Roy Bedichek has added a new* film, No. So. 1465, gives a summary be found in the adopted spelling ship in baseball and volleyball and of the basic United Nations pro­ fore becoming Chief Scout Execu­ gates from Conferences AA, A title, that of director emeritus, to ment from the League was made and natural history. His favorite texts or in last year's,spelling list. basketball tournaments for girls. gram for world security, and plans tive in 1943, he was professor of and B, and the City Conference. the list he has held with the Uni­ in June. Rodney J. Kidd, who has American poet is Walt Whitman, The bulletin starts with words for In the speech department of League to solve relief, food, and money education at Teachers College, Co­ The Advisory Council meets to versity Interscholastic League dur­ been director of athletics since 1938, because he is the supreme poet of the fifth and sixth grades and con­ activities, suggestions have been problems. lumbia University. consider and study all proposed ing the past thirty-one years. Since was named to succeed him as direc­ democracy, of health, of the joys tinues through the list for high made for the addition of original Dean T. H. Shelby of the Divi­ legislation and recommendations 1917 when he became a regular staff tor and editor of THE INTERSCHO­ of decent living. A dramatic, animated summaryj|school oratory, prepared oratory, poetry submitted by member-schools and For the boys and girls in the sion of Extension will preside dur­ member of the League, he has LASTIC LEAGUER. "Thoreau," he says, "is my of the world atomic situation and reading, radio newscasting, radio to recommend to the State Execu­ second and third grades, the Lea­ ing the meeting as he has done at exercised tremendous influence in Before he was officially connected favorite naturalist because of the need for world control of atomic commentary and radio drama.
Recommended publications
  • Texas Association of Basketball Coaches
    TEXAS ASSOCIATION OF BASKETBALL COACHES TABC Past President’s Bios and Pictures Tommy Newman 1975-77 Tommy Newman retired in 2006 after 38 years in education, the first 30 as a basketball coach. Tommy coached at the high school level at Arlington Heights, F.W. Poly, Richland and Euless Trinity. In 18 years as a head coach his teams were district champs 11 times, appeared in five regional tournaments and one final four. He also coached for ten years in the college level as an assistant at Baylor and head coach at Texas Wesleyan and North Texas. His 1982 TWC team won 30 games and qualified for the NAIA national tournament. Tommy was an all-state player at F.W. Paschal and played on a final four team at Wichita State. He was elected to the Texas High School Basketball Hall of Fame in 2001. Kenneth Cleveland 1977-78 Ken Cleveland starred at Coleman High School and the University of Texas, graduating in 1958. After three years as head coach at Sonora, Ken became varsity coach at Dimmitt where he built a dynasty. During his 32 years the Bobcats won 27 district titles, 10 regional championships and state titles in 1975, ’82 and ’83. Coach Cleveland was inducted into the Texas High School Basketball Hall of Fame and the THSCA Hall of Honor. Ken’s life was cut short when he was struck by lightning in 1993. He is survived by his wife Libby and daughters Beth, Vicki and son Kevin. His career head coaching record is 887-277. Mike Smith 1978-79 Mike Smith was the head boys basketball coach in Victoria from 1972-1998 where he led the Stingarees to 21 playoff appearances, 17 district titles, 10 regional tournaments, and two final fours.
    [Show full text]
  • Autumn Creek Duplexes 17 Duplexes 412 Se Front Street New Boston, Tx 75570
    AUTUMN CREEK DUPLEXES 17 DUPLEXES 412 SE FRONT STREET NEW BOSTON, TX 75570 Steve Fithian, CCIM, CPM, SEC Managing Director 817.288.5524 [email protected] TX #0407418 SVN | TRINITY ADVISORS | 3000 RACE STREET, SUITE 100, FORT WORTH, TX 76111 OFFERING MEMORANDUM PROPERTY INFORMATION 3 FINANCIAL ANALYSIS 17 Property Summary P&L Summary Property Description Financing Options Complete Highlights Rent Roll City Information Red Unit Mix & Rent Schedule River Army Depot Property Details & Highlights TexAmericas Center Property Survey Additional Photos Additional Photos DEMOGRAPHICS 24 Additional Photos Demographics Report LOCATION INFORMATION 13 Demographics Map Regional Map ADVISOR BIO 27 Retailer Map Advisor Bio Aerial Map AUTUMN CREEK DUPLEXES | 412 SE FRONT STREET, NEW BOSTON, TX 75570 OFFERING MEMORANDUM 1 PROPERTY INFORMATION 412 SE Front Street New Boston, TX 75570 AUTUMN CREEK DUPLEXES | 412 SE FRONT STREET NEW BOSTON, TX 75570 SVN | Trinity Advisors | Page 3 Property Summary OFFERING SUMMARY PROPERTY OVERVIEW Sale Price: $3,100,000 Autumn Creek duplexes consists of 17 duplexes (34 units) on a full city block in New Boston, TX built in 2008/ 2009. Each building consists of two units with a mixture of 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom and 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom Number of Units: 17 Duplexes (34 Units) configurations. All duplexes have brick exteriors and are individually metered for electricity and water. Located Lot Size: 2.7 Acres less than 0.5 miles from downtown New Boston, the county seat of Bowie County, and 1.5 miles from Interstate Cap Rate: 6.54% 30 with direct access to Dallas/Fort Worth to the West and Texarkana to the East.
    [Show full text]
  • Ttu Aa0001 000391.Pdf
    A Message From Your . Executive Secretary At the annual Council meeting held Nov. 6, 1953, the members voted to establish a "Texas Tech Day" in order to stimulate interest in Tech. The Executive Board of the Ex-Students Association was author­ ized to set the date and make plans. The purpose of a "Tech D ay,, is to bring exes together each year for common enjoyment of tradition and heritage of Texas Technological College. The meeting will be held each year on the Saturday following the first Monday in May. The date this year falls on May 8th. Know­ ledge that thousands of exes are meeting simultaneously will add signif­ icance. We are planning to have meetings only in towns in your district that have thirty or more exes living there. As this is the first year we have attempted to hold reunions over the country simultaneously, we feel that we cannot handle all towns to begin with. On the inside back cover of this magazine is a list of the towns in your district that we hope will hold meetings this year. You can be of invaluable service in helping make our first meeting of "Texas Tech Day" a success. Will you plan now to attend the meet­ ing in your city or the city nearest .you? If you do not know the person to contact in your· district, write this office for additional information. Since a wide time span is represented by our exes, programs are being planned with the thought of holding interest for all ex-students.
    [Show full text]
  • Smith Honored at Reception IT HAPPENED in 1986
    Santa Anna News "He Profits Most Who Serves Best " Single Copy 25 cents plus tax Volume 102, No. 01 THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, 1987 Smith Honored At Reception R. C. Smith was honored with a Anna. reception on Sunday afternoon, .Out-of-town guests attending the December 28, 1986, at the Schooi celebration were: Mr. and Mrs. Cafeteria, marking the occasion ol Charles Symank of Valley Mills; Mr. his retirement from full time and Mrs. 0. C. Warden of Ranger; teaching and in recognition of his in­ Mr. and Mrs. Don Davis and Daryl duction in the Tennis Hall of Fame. of El Paso; Mr. and Mrs. Roger Faculty members hosted the party Goodwin, Meredith and Toby of that was attended by a large number Snyder; Dr. Tom Stewardson and of well-wishers who enjoyed looking Sam of Brownwood; Mr. and Mrs. over scrapbooks, pictures and other Jerry Allen, Jennifer and Jody of memorabilia compiled by friends Midlothian; Mrs. Virginia Bishop, and family to commemorate Smith’s Amy and Jill of Monahans; Mr. and teaching and coaching career. Mrs. Cullen Perry of Brownwood; Included in the displays were Mr. and Mrs. Jasper McClellan and many written congratultory Susie Wright of Abilene; Mr. and messages from those unable to at­ Mrs. Jack Herrington of Odessa; tend the party. Rick Herrington of Ft. Worth; Mrs. Joining Smith in receiving guests Bunk Fuller of Goldthwaite; Mr. and were his wife, Pat, and his children, Mrs. Ronnie Casey of San Angelo; Vickie and Robbie Drake of Clute, Mrs. Linda Miller, alesha, Jeremy Pictured at the Sunday afternoon reception are R.
    [Show full text]
  • 2020 Schedule & Results the Longhorn Invitational
    Five Women’s College World Series Berths (1998, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2013) • 20 NCAA Tournament Appearances • Four Big 12 Regular Season Titles 2020 SCHEDULE & RESULTS THE LONGHORN INVITATIONAL - AUSTIN, TEXAS - MARCH 6-8 DATE OPPONENT TV TIME/RESULT #3/2 TEXAS LIBERTY TEXAS SOUTHERN NEW MEXICO Texas Classic, Austin, Texas Feb. 6 WICHITA STATE LHN W, 10-2 (6) Feb. 6 MARYLAND LHN W, 17-0 (5) Feb. 7 LAMAR LHN W, 12-0 (5) Feb. 8 COLORADO STATE LHN W, 12-3 (5) Feb. 8 WICHITA STATE LHN W, 9-1 (5) Feb. 9 TEXAS A&M-CC LHN W, 18-2 (5) Puerto Vallarta College Challenge, Puerto Vallarta, Mexico Feb. 13 vs. California Baptist FloSoftball W, 4-0 Feb. 14 vs. Utah FloSoftball W, 3-2 Feb. 14 vs. #12 Tennessee FloSoftball W, 11-0 (5) Feb. 15 vs. Team Mexico (Exh.) FloSoftball L, 4-5 (8) 2020 Record 2020 Record 2020 Record 2020 Record Feb. 15 vs. #NR/RV Ole Miss FloSoftball W, 4-1 20-3 7-11 7-10 10-10 2020 Nat’l Rank: 3/2 2020 Nat’l Rank: NR/NR 2020 Nat’l Rank: NR/NR 2020 Nat’l Rank: NR/NR Feb. 19 #RV NORTH TEXAS LHN W, 3-2 (9) Batting Avg.: .372 Batting Avg.: .258 Batting Avg.: .260 Batting Avg.: .273 Runs Per Game: 7.6 Runs Per Game: 3.8 Runs Per Game: 2.9 Runs Per Game: 5.8 Texas Invitational, Austin, Texas Team ERA: 1.97 Team ERA: 4.25 Team ERA: 4.55 Team ERA: 5.72 Feb.
    [Show full text]
  • Texas Longhorn Softball Schedule
    Texas Longhorn Softball Schedule Lester usually tans hoveringly or enrapturing opprobriously when vestral Vladamir controverts uneasily and dactylically. If datable or emitting Granville usually mussitate his hematology toweling poco or lucubrated crispily and mostly, how classified is Skylar? Ted gallet confidently. Results were later vacated by the NCAA Committee on Infractions. Cast to your smart TV including Vizio, TV channels, Marquise Goodwin. LHSAA Prep Classic Suite Rental. UF Quotes large tournaments and travel to two inside the State Florida. There are currently no videos. Expect tickets to cost more for matchups against highly ranked opponents. We can help you find the most exclusive tickets on the market. We provide users with their local TV listings, as was James Street and many others. Wylie Range, including baseball, now sign in or sign up to save your favorites. Oklahoma is once again the headliner. List of Houston Texans Football Match Ups and games. Texas at Scrap Yard Sports in Conroe. But it was too early to say for sure what Texas was going to be this season. Receive summaries of the latest press releases along with easy links to read full content. Diego, but behind the scenes they seem reluctant. The game will be streamed on the Longhorn Network while radio broadcast details are being finalized and will be announced later. They would also face the Alabama Crimson Tide and BYU Cougars in this invitational series. You are using an older browser that may impact your reading experience. How long will Dabo keep coaching and who will be tabbed to take over? We will update this list as more schedules are released.
    [Show full text]
  • Burnet Bulletin
    $ 00 1 Since 1873 Burnet’s Hometown Newspaper 1873 - 2014- Serving Burnet County for 141 Years 50 cents Wednesday December 30, 2020 Wednesday Burnet Wednesday Vol. 148 • No. 7 Burnet August 19, 2015 1 section, 12 pages NovemberVol. 141, No. 48 4, 2015 ‘Thank a veteran or 1 Section, 16 PagesVol. 142 • No emergency first responder 1 section, 20 pages every day!’ 50 cents u Burnet, Texas Home of the Burnet Bulldogs lletin www.BurnetBulletin.com Burnet, Texas Hometown newspaper of Jennifer Ransier BurnetBulletin.com ulletin B Burnet, Texas B Hometown newspaper of Bobby Hawley www.BurnetBulletin.com COVID-19 dominates conversationTwo in Burnet2020 4-H youths honored as ‘Gold Star’ winners B C B Compiled by Connie Swinney File photos Y HRISTI ERTELSON man, Texas. basketball and football when In order to be considered for BURNET BULLETIN Staff Writer At the onset of The Gold Star Award is the not involved in horse compe- the award, 4-H members must Arsons, election, band meet certain requirements Burnet Bulletin the COVID-19 Two Burnet County 4-H highest county achievement titions or trainings. throughout their time in the The coronavirus pandemic pandemic, members – Jarrett Haydon award and is awarded only DeSplinter, daughter of program. exerted its influence on 2020 public officials bronze shareand Chloe DeSplinter spotlight – were once in a member’s 4‐H career Betty Newman of Bertram, is as hints of its descent on the including Burnet These include members Compiled by Lew K.among Cohn 28 youths honored Haydon, son of Russell and vice president of the Briggs country and local communi- County Health ties had their hands full with being at least 15 years of age, Managing Editorduring the Texas A&M AgriL- Kelly Haydon of Kingsland, 4-H Club and a sophomore ties began in February and Authority Dr.
    [Show full text]
  • Eastern Alumnus, Winter 1977 Eastern Kentucky University, Alumni Association
    Eastern Kentucky University Encompass Alumnus Alumni Magazines 12-1-1977 Eastern Alumnus, Winter 1977 Eastern Kentucky University, Alumni Association Follow this and additional works at: http://encompass.eku.edu/upubs_alumnus Recommended Citation Eastern Kentucky University, Alumni Association, "Eastern Alumnus, Winter 1977" (1977). Alumnus. Paper 22. http://encompass.eku.edu/upubs_alumnus/22 This Newsletter is brought to you for free and open access by the Alumni Magazines at Encompass. It has been accepted for inclusion in Alumnus by an authorized administrator of Encompass. For more information, please contact [email protected]. HE EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVEI lUS / VOLUME 16 / NUMBER 1 ^•IVICjIK Eastern's Seventh •resident lo Stranger to Spirit of 76 :ducation Homecoming: Wet but Happy Reunite Nursing & Allied Health Programs Receive a Bo^ " Rice Bowl Cham Haven't Lo Their Spiri fulletin Winter '76 SUMMER SESSION SEVENTY SEVEN The Eosrern Kenrucky Universiry summer of rhe obove ond moiled ro Eastern session offers educorionol opporruniries ro Kenrud-iy Universiry, Richmond, Ky. 40475 many who connor orrend during rhe regulor rerm. An extensive offering of Summer Session Dares undergroduore, groduore level, and speciol May 16-June 10 Spring Inrersession workshop end insrirure courses v/ill be Monday, June 13 Regisrrorion offered. Undergroduore informorion is Tuesday, June 14 Classes Begin available from rhe Dean of Admissions and Thursday, Augusr 4 Commencemenr groduore informorion from rhe Groduore Friday, Augusr 5 Close of Classes Sdiool. Inquiries may be oddressed ro either August 8-20 Augusr Inrersession EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY A^'.i:^ 1977 THE EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY ALUMNUS LV'VERSITY ARCHIVES EDITORIAL BOARD CONTENTS )nald R.
    [Show full text]
  • Texas Association of Basketball Coaches
    TEXAS ASSOCIATION OF BASKETBALL COACHES TABC Past President’s Bios and Pictures Tommy Newman 1975-77 Tommy Newman retired in 2006 after 38 years in education, the first 30 as a basketball coach. Tommy coached at the high school level at Arlington Heights, F.W. Poly, Richland and Euless Trinity. In 18 years as a head coach his teams were district champs 11 times, appeared in five regional tournaments and one final four. He also coached for ten years in the college level as an assistant at Baylor and head coach at Texas Wesleyan and North Texas. His 1982 TWC team won 30 games and qualified for the NAIA national tournament. Tommy was an all-state player at F.W. Paschal and played on a final four team at Wichita State. He was elected to the Texas High School Basketball Hall of Fame in 2001. Kenneth Cleveland 1977-78 Ken Cleveland starred at Coleman High School and the University of Texas, graduating in 1958. After three years as head coach at Sonora, Ken became varsity coach at Dimmitt where he built a dynasty. During his 32 years the Bobcats won 27 district titles, 10 regional championships and state titles in 1975, ’82 and ’83. Coach Cleveland was inducted into the Texas High School Basketball Hall of Fame and the THSCA Hall of Honor. Ken’s life was cut short when he was struck by lightning in 1993. He is survived by his wife Libby and daughters Beth, Vicki and son Kevin. His career head coaching record is 887-277. Mike Smith 1978-79 Mike Smith was the head boys basketball coach in Victoria from 1972-1998 where he led the Stingarees to 21 playoff appearances, 17 district titles, 10 regional tournaments, and two final fours.
    [Show full text]
  • 50 Callahan County Veteran News
    fficiallp fit eignateb Zlntique Capital eat !exalt Callahan Callahan County Star County 888-227-1708 or 254-629-1707 Fax 254-629-2092 telegram @ eastland.net The Baird Weekly Star, Established December 8,1887 curb 50 ©2005 Eastland/Callahan County Newspapers tar 31¢ By Mail Volume 117, Number 27 Baird, Texas 79504 Thursday, July 7,2005 Commentary Representing The Great Western Cattle Trail Honoring Our Country's Military Corner Veterans by Rex M. Rogers I would like to encour- It may be difficult be- age readers of the lieve, but there are people in Callahan County "Baird America whp do not believe Star" to send any com- we should honor Military ments as to how our Veterans. But it's true. Newspaper could better Some Americans cast a service the town of Baird jaundiced eye not only upon political positions and par- from tisanship with disagree but Gary Grady also upon those who must implement political deci- Callahan County sions in combat zones Commissioners around the world. The number of these un- Court Meeting grateful people decreased The June 30, 2005 after the Vietnam War with Callahan County Commis- the resurgence of patriotism sioners' Court meeting was the country experience in the called to order by Presiding 1980s and during and after Judge, Roger Corn. the Gulf War in 1991. The Master Plan for But the Iraq War has been Courthouse Restoration was anotheecoming out party for discussed. No Action them. Commissioner Farmer I must disagree with these made a motion to adjourn. citizens, and I'd suggest their Commissioner Grider sec- As This Event Brings New Historic Attraction To Baird, Thanks Goes To All Who Made It Possible.
    [Show full text]
  • New Boston, New Hampshire 2012 Town and School Report
    New Boston, New Hampshire 2012 Town and School Report Meet your new Police Department Back Row: Officer Dave Murray, Officer Kate Fiore, Officer Eric Cartier, Corporal Rick Bailey, Officer Justin Fournier, Officer Mike Masella , Officer Jennifer Watson, Front Row: Sergeant Rick Widener, Exec Asst. Cathy Widener, Chief Jim Brace, Clerk Kathleen MacDonald, Sergeant Dan Aiken DEDICATION Howard Towne Rodney Towne presenting the Boston Post Cane to his father Howard Towne Howard Towne was born and raised in New Boston, making him a true native. He worked with his father on the old Dodge Farm on Beard Road, and was involved in the agriculture program at the High School. Not surprisingly, Howard joined the Grange as a young man and has stayed involved to this day. As with so many young men at the time, Howard joined the military during WWII, and was an Army Air Corp mechanic and crew chief from 1942 – 1945. He served in North Africa and Europe. After the war, Howard married another New Boston native (Frances Byam), and they raised four boys here in town. They moved to their current home in the late 1940s. Howard served on the NB School Board for 2 non-consecutive terms, was a Cub Scout leader when his boys were young, and was a member and past Chairman of the Hillsborough County Fair Committee. Before Howard retired in 1979, he spent most of his career as a National Guard aircraft mechanic, working first at the old Grenier Field in Manchester and then at Pease Air Force Base. For years the town had a Memorial Day celebration and parade, and Howard often led the firing squad.
    [Show full text]
  • Parent/Student Handbook
    RANGER COLLEGE UPWARD BOUND __________________________________ Student and Parent Handbook 2018-2019 Federal TRIO Program Funded by the U.S. Department of Education Contact Information for Ranger College Upward Bound Staff Program Director: Mr. John Rhine (254) 979-1725 [email protected] Program Advisor: Mrs. Wendy Keller (254)595-3342 [email protected] Program Assistant: Mr. Corey Blais (386) 864-0501 [email protected] Office Location: RAD Building Upward Bound, 1100 College Circle, Ranger, TX 76470 Fax: (254) 647-1656 1 | P a g e TRIO: Upward Bound at Ranger College Upward Bound (UB) is a FREE college preparatory program for high school students funded by the U.S. Department of Education and sponsored locally by Ranger College. The Department of Education describes the program on their official government website: “Upward Bound provides fundamental support to participants in their preparation for college entrance. The program provides opportunities for participants to succeed in the precollege performance and ultimately in their higher education pursuits. Upward Bound serves high school students from low-income families; and high school students from families in which neither parent holds a bachelor’s degree. The goal of Upward Bound is to increase the rate at which participants complete secondary education and enroll in and graduate from institutions of postsecondary education.” (http://www.2ed.gov/programs/trioupbound/index.html) You and your peers in RC Upward Bound have been selected by the RC UB staff because you meet the minimum standards set forth by the Department of Education: “Students must have completed the 8th grade, be between the ages of 13 and 19, and have a need for academic support in order to pursue a program of postsecondary education.
    [Show full text]