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business meeting
folloMing the moiil, the follow
ing officers were elected to
two year terms. I'loyd Norman
of Rule, president, and Mrs.
Claude Ashley, secretary'
treasurer.
Those in attendance were
entertained by a band com
posed of Hogan Khca, Mr.
Green, Mr. Kaughton, Mr.
McKccvcr, Mr. Force and
Davis Jones, and their wives.
A custom of the reunion is
the entertainment by Mrs.
Angle Mullino with her
French Harp.
The reunion was closed with
the singing of "God Be With
You Till Wc Meet Again".
Mrs. Fayc Thompson dismiss
cd the meeting with prayer.
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or the cxtcnaive Bicentennial program-
ming in the state might he surprised U
yui ii now long preparation lor the celebration
nctuully haH been underway.
The firBt city in the state to apply for
endorsement by the American Revolution
Bicentennial Commission (ARBC) of
Texas was Temple. The Central Texas
city's application was npproved by the
Btntc commission on September 5, 1971,
and since that time scores of communities
have been similarly endorsed
Temple and three other cities
share the honor of being among the first
cities in the nation to receive nn-.ion-
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endorsement of their programs. On
July 4, 1973, the American Revolution
Bicentennial Administration (ARBA) in
Washington, D.C. announced the national
designation of Temple, San Antonio, San
Marcos, Lubbock, Baton Rouge and
Shreveport, La., Charleston, S.C., and
Lansing, Mich.
The programs initiated in the first four
Texas cities continue to be outstanding examples
of community planning and involvement.
Lubbock is particularly proud of the
Ranch Headquarters, an interpretative
outdoor ranching museum. A Heritage '76
Bicentennial project, the headquarters
tells the story of ranching from the Spanish
era of the 1700'a to the present century.
The site contains 22 authentic ranch buildings
moved from their original locations to
illustrate various periods.
The Ranch Headquarters will be open to
he public in 1975 from May to October on
Sundays from 2:00 to 4:30 p.m. Group tours
at other times can be arranged with the
Ranch Headquarters staff.
Another Bicentennial project in the
West Texas city delves a bit farther into
hiBtory than the 1700's. The Lubbock Lake
Site is an archueological site showing evidence
of 15,000 years of man and his environment.
As part of the Lubbock Bicentennial
celebration, an interpretive center
will be located at the site and the general
public will be permitted to tour.
Anyone who might question the celebration
of the Bicentennial outside of the 13
original colonies will get a quick answer
from the people of San Antonio, who re-
mind us that their city was in existence in
1718, 58 yenrs before the birth of the nation.
The San Antonio Bicentennial program
focuBes on the city's rich heritage, its
flair for festivities and its future as a
rapidly growing metropolitan area.
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One I Ieritage'76 project is establishment
of a calendar of eventB for the village ofSon
Antonio in 1776. The city's famed Farmers
Market is being restored for the Bicentennial
as is La Villita, which will be n prime
tourist attraction, example of Spanish colonial
architecture and local recreational
area.
San Antonio will officially kick off its
Bicentennial celebration on March 20 with
a performance by the Bob Hope Show. The
Hope Show, sponsored by a local savings
and loan association, will be staged at
HcmisFair Arena as a salute to the Bicentennial.
The Bicentennial Committee will
receive the net proceeds of the show to help
finance the city's observance of the nation's
200th birthday.
The Bicentennial celebration in San
MarcoB is focused on the scenic San Marcos
River. The Horizons '76 project, "Beauty
Along the River," features a lighted trail in
a naturally landscaped parkland. The one
and one quarter mile trail unites three
areas of city parkland. The river walk has
been funded by local citizens and businesses.
Two Festival U.S.A. events in San Marcos,
Rio Roundelay and the Music Along
the River Festival, incorporate the town's
scenic Hill Country location and Mexican
heritage. The Music Along the River Festival
is held every April 19. Rio Roundelay
is staged on Flag Day, June 14, the date
established by the city council in 1972 as
the day to officially observe the Bicentennial
in San Marcos. Other events in the city
include the Chilympiad, Fiesta de San
Juan and Cinco de Mayo.
Part of Temple's Bicentennial planning
focuses on the city's railroading heritage.
The Santa Fe depot formerly located in
Moody was moved to Temple in March,
1973, and is being restored on city property
to house over 7,000 artifacts of railroading
life in Temple.
As a tribute to one of the founders of the
ld Scott and White Memorial
Hospital, a hospital museum is being
created in the log cabin once belonging to
Dr. A. C. Scott Sr. The cabin Was been restored
on the hospital grounds and houses
a collection of Dr. Scott's instruments and
medical papers.
Temple residents played an important
role in the planning of the Bicentennial
cultural exchange between Texas and
Guutemala. Initiated in 1973, the exchange
program has brought artists, dan
cers and musicians to Texas from the Central
American country.
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Rice Springs
Administrator
Attends Meet
Ruth Ann Klose. representing
Rice Springs Care Home of
Haskell joined colleagues in
Dallas last week for the 25th
Annual Spring Meeting of the
Texas Nursing Home Associa
tlon.
While there, she attended
eight lecture courses to earn
twelve official hours of credit
with the Texas Board of
Licensure for Nursing Home
Administrators. The classes,
supervised by the Distributive
Education Department of the
University of Texas at Austin,
were build upon the theme
"How to Get More From Your
Professional Services."
The instructors who addressed
the delegates were: Dr.
Eric A. Pfciffcr, Professor of
Psychiatry, Duke University
Medical Center. North Carolina;
Mrs. Jane Hcwett, R.N.,
Assistant Director and Professor
at the University of Texas
School of Nursing, San Antonio;
James Ebncr, Doctoral
candidate at University of
Texas School of Public Health
in the Discipline of Behavioral
Science, Houston; Dr. Harry
Lipscomb, former Medical
Director of St. Anthony
Center, Houston; Kirby Perry,
Senior Principal of Kirby W.
Perry, A. I. A. Architect &
Associates, Inc.; Clint Hines,
President of Hines Nursing
Home, Pineland; and Thomas
Jaeger of Gage, Babcock and
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Winners of Stamford Electric Cooperatives, Inc. "Govern
mcntinAction" Youth Tour for 1975, are Patty Prince,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Prince of Lueders and Miss
Tammy Pciscr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Peiser of
Paint Creek.
These young women will be joining other winners from
throughout the state for an paid tour to the nation's
capitol, leaving June 6th and returning June 17th.
They will be traveling to and from Washington, D. C. by
chartered bus and will spend four days in Washington, visiting
places of historical interest and seeing our nation's government
in action at the Capitol.
A few of the places they will be visiting are George
Washington's Mount Vernon home, Arlington Cemetery,
Lincoln Memorial and the Smithsonian Institute.
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