The Cherokeean. (Rusk, Tex.), Vol. 121, No. 39, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 6, 1969 Page: 4 of 12
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OP RUSK. TEXAS,THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1969
Risk Seniors To Attend
TIC Career Day March 28
Tyler—The superintendent
and counselor of Rusk High
School, J. E. Martin and E. D.
Grimes, respectively, have
accepted an invitation to the
March 28, Tyler junior
College Senior Career Day.
The Rusk seniors will be
among those attending from
74 East Texas area high
schools.
More than 2,500 seniors and
other guests are expected on
campu .
Career Day, for graduating
senior* of area high schools,
includes a program of infor-
mation on business and pro-
fessional careers, free lunch,
and entertainment.
Activities of the day place
emphasis on the importance
of choosing a college career
and acquainting seniors with
opportunities at TJC.
Seniors will register at 8:30
a.m. In the Teepee and go to
the Apache Gymnasium ai 9«50
a.m* for the general assem-
bly. Career meetings begin
at a.m. Seniors will choose
their meeting according to
their major field. Professi-
onal men and women will
counsel seniors in more than
50 major fields.
After counseling sessions
seniors ami guests will go to
the Apache Gymnasium for a
free chicken luncheon. Im-
mediately after the lucheon,
campus groups will entertain
guests. Entertainment will
include numbers by the
Apache Belles, apache Band.
Singing Apache and other
campus groups.
The day officially ends at
2;30 p.m.
.Among career sections a-
vallable are agriculture, art,
business administration,bus.
Iness training, secretarial,
dentistry, electronic data
processing, engineering and
mathematics, geology, home
economics, and journalism.
Also law, law enforcement,
library science, medicine,
mental health, music, nurs-
ing, pharmacy, physical
education, speech and drama-
tic arts, teacher training,
theology, therapeutic arts,
trades and technology, and li-
beral arts and general college
Information.
High schools accepting invi-
tations are ^rp, a.d. Shores,
superintendent; Big Sandy,
Charles Penney, superinten-
dent; Bullard, Jerry M. Gid-
eon, superintendent ¡Carlisle,
Earl H. Meyer, superinten-
dent; Carlisle, Earl H. Mey-
er, superintendent; Cumby,
L. B. Click, superintendent;
Chapel Hill, Frank Rholc-,
superintendent.
Grand Saline, Gail Stewaii,
superintendent; Hawkins,
Charles C. Harmon, super
intendent; John Tyler, .Uvi=>
Manna, principal; 1 indale,
Grady Finch Jr., superinten
dent; Maydelle, Yulan 1 ting,
superintendent; Mineóla. Ro-
land 1 ainbet t, principal.
New Summer field, /tlberi I.
Fuller, superintendent; Quit-
man, A, C. Newsome, super-
intendent; Rains, /\von Rice,
principal; Robert E. Lee, Carl
Defibaugh, principal; Troup,
Eugene McElroy, superinten-
dent.
Tyler Catnolic, Sister Vi-
vian Marie, principal: Van,
W. H. Thompson, superin-
tendent; Whitehouse, H. L,
Hlggins, superintendent;
V.inona, Gabe Gilley, super-
intendent; Winona Industrial,
11. V, Pleasant, principal;
Yantis, Donald West, super-
intendent,
Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Walker
of Longview, John B. Maness
and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Manoss
visited their niece Mrs, H.
G. Martin, who is seriously
ill.
Rusk Kiwanis Club
Tuesday noon, March 4th, at
the 1'ineview Restaurant ine
Kiwanis Club of Rusk hid its
weekly meeting with 35
present including the fol-
lowing visitors; Interclub
members ol Jacksonville -
Harold Jones, Dick Turner,
Edwin Gunter, and Dr. G.
McDonald; and Larry Bart
lett, of the Sando Drug Co.,
front Irwin, Mr. Jack Mar
tin, Superintendent ot Rusk
Schools al^o wa-- present,
.ifter the noon meal the club
was led in singing by Bill
Parrott with Mrs. Webb Fin -
ley at the piano. The Pledge
of Allegiance was led bv Webb
L.Allen Holley
Finley, the Invocation was of-
fered by Rev. Howard Wil-
liams, Methodist pastor, and
there were 25 present who
indicated they attended church
the previous Sunday,
Among the announcements
wore the I ive Stock show to
be held in the future and the
Basketball Game to be played
between the l ions and the
Kiwanis Clubs,
Tom Sartain, Program 1 ea
der for March, introduced the
speaker, Mr. Jack Mart in, Su
perintendent oi Rusk School
District. Mr. Martin dwelt
upon the report of die Gov
ernor's Committee ontiie I e-
This Coupon with the
Purchase of $5.00 or More
(Excluding Cigarettes)
Is Good For 50 Extra
S A H GREEN STAMPS
EXPIRES CLOSING MARCH 8Tli
FRENCH
LEMON
EXTRACT
^Budget
W*thiBeef
2 OZ.
BOTTLE
59$
LpiGGlY •
J Shop
PIGGLY WIGGLY
WE GIVE S & H GREEN
STAMPS. WEDNESDAY
Your man will appreciate the Taste and Value of these fine cuts.
glslative Program of Educa-
tion, indicating that it is in-
troduced in the legislature by
bills from the legislators; and
also with the Reorganization
of the School Districts within
the State.
There being no other matter
of business or discussion,
the meeting adjourned. The
next meeting of the Kiwanis
Club will be held Tuesday,
March lltli, at the Pineview
Restaurant at 12;00Noon,
SHOP IN RUSK
and save
UPTON TEA
1/4 LB 450
LIP1DN
4b COUN1
690
B.vKERlTE
SHORTENING
650
3 1 B. 1 IN
Mil 1)1 )'.s I -vDY BEI I V
PRUNE JUICE
4UO/.. J vK
590
SI'PER I AS I E PURE
BEEF STEAKS
$1
20 Ü/.
WA I'l KM.vll)
RICE
2 1 RS
39C
SOAP
PALMOLIVE 2 350
LIQUID
PALMOLIVE o- 570
LIQUID CLEANER
AJAX ■ 690
SUPER SUDS 3, 590
LIQUID
VEL giani 650
ACTION BLEACH ^ 730
CHUCK ROAST ,flx
A Hearty Budget Taste Treat 4 # T
COFFEE
ADMIRATION
"WITH $5.00 PURCHASE"
1 LB. PKG.
V* PORK
LOIN CHOPS
LB
590
DUMP ROAST
U. S. GOOD
LB.
U. S. GOOD
SWISS STEAK
LB.
MEAL
ostMELIORINE
FLOUR
GLADIOLA
5 LB. SACK
39$
49$
GLADIOLA
5 LB. SACK
29#
SNO- CLUB
Vi GAL. CTN.
39$
CATFISH STEAKS
LB.
790
U. S. GOOD ROUND
STEAK
LB
89C
PEACHES
COCK O'WALK
SLICED OR HALVES
FANCY RED RIPE
STRAWBERRIES
3 PINT
BOXES
$1
25C
SEED °«EATING POTATOES 39C
STOKLEY HONEY POD
PEAS 5
303
TINS
VINE PINK TOMATOES
BONNIE BAKER
BREAD
2
LGE
LOAVES
57$
RADISHER OR
GREEN ONIONS
BUNCH
50
FREE PARKING LOT
WHILE SHOPPING PIGGLY WIGGlY
NO. 2/2
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The Cherokeean. (Rusk, Tex.), Vol. 121, No. 39, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 6, 1969, newspaper, March 6, 1969; Rusk, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth150799/m1/4/: accessed April 27, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Singletary Memorial Library.