The Cherokeean. (Rusk, Tex.), Vol. 129, No. 15, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 1, 1978 Page: 9 of 30
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The Rotary Club had as
their guests the Rev. Joe
Fort, employed as youth
director of the First United
Methodist Church. Walter
Volz of the Jacksonville
Norris Addresses Rotary
THE CHEROKEEAN Of RUSK, TEXAS, THURSDAY. JUNE 1. IMS-PAGE NINE
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Rotary
visitor.
Club was also a
It was announced that
District 591 Assembly will
be held June 3 in Conroe.
Houston White inducted
Paul Auchter into the
Rotary Club.
Ed McLaughlin, Texas
State Railroad
superintendent, was the
program chairman and he
introduced Joe Norris as
speaker. Norris talked
about the TSR. "The
interest in the railroad is
gratifying," stated Norris.
....Elect....
John Biggs
For
Justice of the Peace,
Precinct 2.
Vote for Experience and Qualification,
Saturday June 3rd.
Pol Adv paid for by John Biggs
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Majorettes for '78-'79
Rusk High School Band's majorettes for next year are, front row, l-r, Lisa Gilchrest, Rhonda Whitesides, Billie
Lovelady, second row, Debbie Parsons, Sylyna Parsons, Theresa Davis-head drum major, Pam Trotter-
assistant drum major, and Linda Tackett-alternate majorette. They will be attending a school for majorettes
July 24-28 at Tyler Junior College. staff photo
Public Hearing Set
On Health System
SHURfRESH-SWEETMIlK/BOTTERMILK
SHURFINE
Ready-to-eat, delicious foods
from our Cafeteria and Meat Market
SHORFRESH-GRADF'A"
EGGS
DOZEN
large
49
FOOD KING
CATSUP
4 12 OZ.
BTLS.
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CATFISH DINNER
Friday nights only, 4-8 p.m.
♦2*5
Take Home, or lot us sorvo you horo.
10K Discount for Sonior Citizens
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TOILET TISSUE 8 rM29
BAR-B-Q
WE COOK B/BRY MY AND SBWE UNTIL 7 PM
Lunches, Sandwiches, or By-The-Pound...
est here, or take home!
Beef, Fiyers, Sausage, Pork Ribs
"Pliet Order in Mitt Mirfcit"
FRESH CALIFORNIA
STRAWBERRIES 3 --100
%
hi
BROASTED FRYERS
Snack, '1"
Plata, 'I5'
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Place Order
In Meat
Market
Eight **89
Pieces'
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inutes-
piclt up Hot Fiver
'Broatted is Better"
PRICES EFFECTIVE JUNE 1.2,3
CATERING
Large or Small Groups
Up to 50 miles
Coll or See J. P. Richards
681-244$
The Northeast Texas
Health Systems Agency,
Inc. will hold a public
hearing on its application
to Department of Health,
Education arid Welfare for
full designation as the
Health Systems Agency for
Health Service Area 7
Two
Make List
Jeff P. Boone and Cathy
Renee Martin of Rusk were
recently named to the Pre-
sident 's list at Tyler Junior
Collego for the Spring
semester
"In order to be included,
students must have all A's
and have completed at
least 12 semester hours
during that semester,"
said Billy J. Doggett,
Director of Student Acti-
vities.
Jeff is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. J.M. Boone and
Cathy's parents are Dr.
and Mrs. E.C. Martin.
which is comprised of 23
counties in Northeast
Texas.
The meeting will take
place 7-9 o'clock tonight at
the Marshall Civic Center,
Marshall, Texas located at
2501 East End Boulevard,
South.
Copies of the application
are available for review at
the NETHSA office on 505
East Travis Street in
Marshall.
The public is invited to
make its views known on
the application both orally
and in writing. Those
unable to attend may
forward, written
comments to the NETHSA
office in Marshall. These
comments will be accepted
until 5 p.m. Friday, June 2.
Eckel Attains
Dean's List
Raymond Eckel, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Eckel of
Rusk, was among 257
students at Kilgore College
to be named to the Dean's
Honor List for the spring
semester.
To be eligible for the
honor, Eckel had to be
enrolled in at least 15
semester hours and have
earned a grade point
average of at least 2.4 on a
scale of 3.0.
Also, named to the list
were Kim Brimberry of
Grapeland; Roger Cannon
of Jacksonville; Marshall
Watson of Nacogdoches;
Jackie S. Smith of
Palestine; and Tami Allen
of Lufkin to name a few
students from this area.
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\bure on the
right track.
Trying to decide among all the air
conditioners and heat pumps on the
market today is no easy task. But, one
thing that will make it easier is to look for
units with the highest EER ratings...
because they're the ones that are the most
energy efficient. To determine the "energy
efficiency ratio", simply divide the
number of watts the unit uses into the
number of BTU's of cooling it produces.
If the air conditioner you're considering is
a 12,000 BTU unit and requires 1,400 watts
for operation, the EER rating is 8.6. That's
good, because SESCO recommends
installation of units with EER ratings of
8.0 or better. Remember, the higher the
EER rating, the better your value
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The Cherokeean. (Rusk, Tex.), Vol. 129, No. 15, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 1, 1978, newspaper, June 1, 1978; Rusk, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth151282/m1/9/?q=%22%22~1&rotate=180: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Singletary Memorial Library.