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ci LITTLEFIELD, LAMB COUNTY, TEXAS, 1976 m. r-'- SUNDAY, AUG. 29, 1 fj VOLUME 54 NUMBER 34 18 PAGES, 2 SECTIONS TAX INCLUDED - 5 Football Pioneer Reunion contest draws begins crowd Leader-New- for The s 27th meeting annual spon- eenBBBnBBsssaij Almost 300 Lamb Countv Dioneers jBBBBJBSBjBjBBBBBnBJBB sored Football Contest begins la" the most years, and the person said he liked the prayer prayed by on registered for tho 27th annual er .IBBBBBBB'BBBBBBBBBB this issue of the paper. So traveling the longest distance to old man who said, Oh Lord, keep me fjfj. pigskin at the Ag and Community nrOffnostlrnlnrn nnrl arm auena. alive while I'm still living. Building hero Tuesday, and chair quarterbacks, get your I approxi- Mrs. Elizabeth Schlottman was the "We need a revival of the spirit of 'bhbhbhbhbbbI mately 100 more late comers ate '"'MaanHP oliiciai entry blanks and fill them oldest woman present, but since she the people who gave life to the barbecued brisket, beans, potato salad out. had won a prize for this in previous American way," he said. He said we and fresh cobblers. This year tho years, Lula needed)-contribution- weekly first prke Powell was presented with still have time to make the s Emily Peterman presented gifts to is $10, a $3 check goes to the a pair of bicentennial cups. W. V. for a free America. He tho eldest woman present, the eldest second place winner, and $2 goes Douglass received the prize for being was applauded when he added thit he man, the person living in county rfcrht. hnn to the third place winner each the the oldest man present. paiitpil 'been Lions Queen Contest here wished schools would teach what 1 in Liitiefield week. W. B. Dickinson ....an nnrf Debb! Burks is in April. They of Olton who has America is and indoctrinate our own ore modeling the new lived L,. Cummulative scores will be in Lamb County since 1904 before they indoctrinated by nf tip Earlv Risers Lions denim vests being distributed by the are kept through the season, and the Enrollment was recognized, and the prize went to fcrthe 1976-7- 7 term. These two Early Riser Lions members. someone else. grand prize winner will receive, Bob Smith who has lived in Lamb the Uistnci Wear added is fit two ducats to the Cotton Bowl County since 1904 since Mr. Dickinson that Americanism a increases way of life and is game on New Year's Day plus had received a prize at a past reunion. that if that ever lost Littlefield it will not be lost S25 expense money. schools have almost 100 Ouida Simpson Padden of Fair- on a battle field but' more students will be lost in the and lives of 1-- Weekly winners will be chosea this year than last. banks, Alaska won out over Paulette hearts There were the American people, and that if we Meats tie Post, 1 according to the total number of a total of 1,856 students Hay Ryan from Anchorage, Alaska for registered this lose this we will have nothing. game winners guessed. Tie week, compared to traveling the longest distance. All 1,758 enrolled Old songs like "Down heir second scrimmage of tho down. Baiza then charged for three breaker scores will be used to last year. This is an were presented with collectors' coffee Yonder," increase From ootball season, the Littlefield nnd Ayola got four more steps before break ties only. of 98. mugs. "I'm Texas, Too," "Home on Most of the increased the Range," and "Let the Rest of the is lied the Post Antelopes with tho Antelopo defense stopped the Only one entry is allowed per enrollment is In a short business session, D. W. in the kindergarten World Go By," were presented by ichdown each at Post rridny. In drive. person. and primary, Bawcom was elected president for a h' Elementary I D.. group that included Mr. and Mrs. ;eam effort, the local squad cut Post was soon stopped on downs Contestants may mail in the and Elementary 1977, Bub Holt of Olton was elected An additional Weldon Findley, Joe Dunn, r nntrh in their record bv nnd in Littlofield's first possession, their entries or bring them by the 34 students are en- vice president, Bill Jeffries was named John in Dunn, Ivy, - 32-ya- Leader-New- s rolled primary and kindergarten for Connie Dutch Larue, ?.g Post and scoring one touch- Ayala bombed to Smith for a before 5:30 p.m. treasurer, and Gladys Yohner is a total of 458 Leldon Phillips, Don Atkins, Truman pass play that ended on tho Antelope Friday. Mailed entries must be students. Elementary I secretary for the coming year. has an addition of 21 Cotton, Jean Parkman, and Coy Dunn. le fust sencs of downs, Litfle 32. Wood charged for four and Ayala postmarked before game time. students for a District Judge Pat Boone Jr. pre- total of 290, and grabbed a couple of bulleted to Smith for another 12 yards See page 3, section 2, in this Elementary II has 30 sented the memorial service. He moro wns with tyuarieroacK nuay before the 'Cats lost the ball on a issue for the contest, and get a students, for a total of 333. admonished those present to be Junior high rambling for eight yards and fumble. head start on weekly fun nnd gained only six students conscious of their blessings as well as for a total enrollment of 318, uine for the first to tho 40. Littlefield regained the football nri7lft finrt It Ir'tn In Tlnllna nn and high the sorrows in the passing of neigh- quare school has t first down was achieved when when Jeff Birkelbach recovered an t Januury 1. seven more students reg- bors, and to be conscious that winning istered this year rambled for another 10 to tho Antelope fumble on the seven. Baiza for a total enrollment out over adversity added to the of 457. :!d stripe and climaxed the drive drovo for five yards in next enjoyment of the old days. IS the two hootin' 50 yard pass play to iludolph downs to set the ball on the two. On Judge Boone introduced Dr. and tho sprinted out and then went the third down the Wildcats fumbled Mrs. Carl Nowlin who presented a Tidwell way for the first score. the bail which was saved by Ayala. Commissioners meet Tuesday memorial in song as they sang a duet by Jerry Ilee broke up tho Post drive by The 'Cats did lose the ball when Post of "Pearly White City." and "The ftfine an Antelope nass. intercepted a pass on the goal line on Five items are on the agenda when aDDear retrardinir time for riifttrihutlnri Love of God" with Mrs. Pat Boone Jr. You are if you do , Meld gave up the balliorLdowna Hj4ktunQSt. play. - She Lamb County Commissioners' .rnployees p.checla.&ijiijjs them' on the pian- o- - educated crn what ' m labegarrto district Weldon Findley enter- - you ougBtwaVterVou want to dd it take notlcedTOneV ' Tho'Antelopes charged; back . the clerk has reauested an Drovided the ,'"loathe or not. , at, Donnie Green, a younc 5 40 and were stopped by the 'Cats who month session. appearance regarding office equip- tainment for the afternoon with lively --SS- ISO pound sophomore as he took control on the ball as the clock ran ment needs. old tunes played on guitars, mandolin, Highway patrolmen in Lamb County Think our hospitals and doctors Ithrough the Post lines in three out. Bills will be presented from three violins, piano, banjo and uke. will appear to request tho purchase of aren't important to the area economy? pmve plays to drop the Ante-- According to tho statistician, the agencies, and General Telephone is Bob Wear of Hereford and formerly a camera to take pictures of wrecks for The annual payroll of the two hospitals lor a total of 10 yards. Wildcats gained 120 yards in the first requesting permission to bury cable in of Littlefield drew applause from the evidence files. is estimated to be $1 million. Cats lost the ball during their the county right of way near Spring-lak- e crowd in a short patriotic speech Tho county clerk and treasurer will outlining We need to explore all possible knes of downs when Post re- - See WILDCATS. Page 2 A and Sudan. America's first 25 years. He rumble ways to get us a new hospital built. la Post then tied 4 the Times-a-wasti- in an over neht tackle run hv -- SS- Iback for 21 yards. One man's favorite start-of-scho- ol Weld took control on the ball story concerns the father and his and Baiza charcim? for fivn son. It ight yards be was Michael's first day of school. respectively, ninkf. Experimental honey His father decided to walk with the bulled five yards down the young boy to the assembly point where to make a seennd nml fivn he was to catch school bus. a for the Tats, the When they arrived the bus was i bombed to Ralnh MnnHn nn "V waiting, fringed by a tight cluster of rd pass plav in which MpiiHot little boys eyeing each newcomer with pe fancy reverse footwork in is suspicion. o sweet catch idea the operation short pass for a first "Michael," said the man in a loud voice, "I want you to come straight By NILAH RODGERS "You've got to leave so much honey ter she starts laying, she won't eat any him out of the hive and he starves to home after school. Remember, you've There are some 2,200 bee hives in or feed a substitute," he more as long as she is producing eggs. open said. "It death. got to help me skin the elephant." house Lamb County cotton fields now, and if takes 50 pounds to the hive for the A queen con lay 1,800 to 3,000 eggs It is a generally accepted conclusion He pushed his son toward the bus, this year's experimental program bees to winter. a day, or three time her weight in eggs that the queen mates but once, a turned, and walked rapidly away. proves successful, someday there may "Last year we bought of in a single day. She lay ed 1,500 sacks may them at singlo mating being enough to last her Silence. Thursday (bo a honey processing plant in this 100-pou- sugar. It won't pay off if the rate of 100 eggs per hour. a lifetime. Then a babble of little boys' voices. area. you take the honey off and Mating occurs in air, followed by then have the Swonning is nature's way of in- The father glanced back. lSool Principal Tom J. C. Darnell is the migrant bee man to feed sugar, because it takes the death of the male. When Brawley three the creasing population. Bee keepers One boy was holding Michael's ahouseforparentsissetfrom who is overseeing this pilot cotton pounds of sugar to equal benefit of swarming time is over and the honey the don't want bees to swarm and do what books, another one his lunch box, a honey project. "Cotton honey is a little honey to provide the stimulation it decreases, the bees rid the hives of the they can to prevent it, killing the third one was helping him on thebus. bad to granulate, but it's takes to make the honey flow." drones that are then useless consu- wm&rtZr queen if necessary. Because when A great peace descended on the i nouse he said. It takes about 100,000 mers. The drone's only function is is designed to otherwise," bees to a hive bees swarm, tho queen goes off and man as he went on down the street Pwents since with school policies, Darnell has been a bee man or better during the working season, mating the queen, and when he isn't smiling. pernio get acquainted with i.ijc 1927. He had his own migrant bee Darnell said. Of this number, about 40 needed any longer the workers lock See BEES, Page 7A p3. anHnnHiMA He was contented. He has measured . ho was 21 business from the timo percent gather honey, and 60 to 70 up to the responsibility of fatherhood. ? school proeramfnr .,.,. old until two years ago. "It takes percent of the bees take care of the years -- SS- with to operate," brood and keep f80' students In high at least $100,000 a year tho hive warm or cool With politics fresh on the minds of urged to the bankers it. When nectar it g attend. Refresh-pu- i Darnell said. "When the comes in, most, the following brought in by a be served. I they lot found out was past 65, didn't contains a of water, and the bees reader poses on interesting thought: longer." fan to want to Finance me any it keep the water out of it. "If the pattern holds, we may have Pickard of On Darnell sold out to Mel a very hot day, the bees carry trouble getting anyone to run for ago. water officers Pot South Dakota n couple of years to the hives to cool it. The bees President in 1980. about six Darnell said he sat around themselves can stand the cold or heat, "Consider this: beginning with 1840 any months and couldn't take it but tho young beer have to be kept at a every President elected in the 20th fheft for tho renorto longer, so he started working temperature of around 92 degree. year died in office. They were William man who bought his bee business. On a really hot day, bees may carry Harrison, 1840; Abraham Lincoln, itizen band radio In the past, bees have been brought a half gallon of water to the hive where thefts wore I860; James A. Garfield, 1880; Wil-lia- m City nolirn F,M.. Ail In summer to they the water like evaporative into this area tho use an McKinley, 1900; Warren G. time the cooler. thethVftoVBraS pollinate cucumbers, but this Harding, 1920; Franklin Roosevelt, honey If parked at Terrace bees are hero strictly for the you are "as busy as a bee" don't 1940 and John F. Kennedy, 1960." they can produce from tho cotton. expect a long life. In the summer when -- SS- ff:Ucof716E.14th-- men of his citizen band As an incentive to the fanners who bees nro really working, they gather Since the advent of women's lib our havo a place for hives, the farmers are honey all day and fan all night. The society has acquired some new words -v-nJafu,uamUoonof given a gallon or two of honey. In femalo worker bees literally work and concepts chairpersons, return, the bees are helping the themselves to death in five to six spokespersons, etc. h locked pickup at his fanners by setting moro seed to the weeks. We recently saw a reference to the bolls and giving better germination. The queen bee and tho worker bees Grandfather Clause which is a gen- in Cotton honey will bo shipped out are both female. After fertilization, the erally accepted term for exempting a gallon of bee becomes little than tessLw a 670 pound barrels, with a queen a more person from some new ruling based on Pe. Mhd "..wlw 12 producing machine, she vacuum; ,ttWn good honey weighing at least on egg but prior performance or experience. The L . liquid, just has a longer life than tho workers and pounds. That's a heavy new reference called it the Grandper-so-n about as heavy a liquid as there is drones. She Jays eggs seven to eight Clause, except for mercury or sulfuric gas. months out of the year, and she may We thought that was perhaps the n woman Darnell said one hive can produce do good work for two years or more. top of the ridiculous until we heard C. DARNELL IuukI leierfl;tgdrunkin PbUc, anywhere from 15 to 300 pounds of Darnell said it is hard to determine J. biaoU at bee OUabeaa aad Texas. This wmaaer be about a Midwest university which condi- keeping. A 1927, be on weather age, but he has known queens that bee rnaa siace baa is everseeJag bee operations la Laab recently do-se- x honey, depending tried to its adult : near got to were five years old. uuBcjhAjof &raJtuiuia oiupnAlkiaM rala CeHHty where seaae 2,200 hives e tiZZl?'uinance, tions. "But you've pretty ivruvull nvuBvim vpcimvna are education catalogue by offering aj barged to During her she is California, with fleeing o get 100 pounds a year from a hivo dormant season, Utah, Oregaa, Idaho, located. Staff Photo) in maternity and child care for break oven," he added. constantly lad food. Af Wyewteg, North aad Seuth DakeU, pregnant persons. gtm---"m- :

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To Th OBITUARIES

CARROLL (OMggft, MRS. RENA D. C. SCntMcitn. for Mrs. Rona Carroll, 68, Services Stirvirna . n EDITOR hold ot 11 a.m. of Muloshoo wore of Utu.fi, Ml Saturday in Trinity Baptist Church in Z2$ Muloshoo with tho Rev. David Evotta, pastor, officiating. Marie Day of Little field brought in a The New Testament also records a J. Kennemer. Burial was in Bailoy County Mem- .? it tract in response to Joe Salem's letter number of instances whero God BuntlrtPW-WO- lj orial Park Cemetery under direction of Zi-IEi- concerning capital punishment last carried out the death penalty against Burial m Singleton-Elli- s Funeral Homo. Sunday. selected individuals. God took the life HnJr.'fieldG Mrs. Carroll died at 10:20 a.m. The publication was too long to be of Ananias, becausehe lied to tho Holy Wednesday in Lubbock's Highland used in its entirity, but brief excerpts Ghost. His wife suffered the same asr Hospital. are used here. The trace number 320 fate. God used an angel to carry out A, native of in Hopper, Ark., sho had been upholding capital punishment is writ- the death penalty against Herod. Bom Littlefield a Muleshoe resident sinco 1960. She resldenrft ten by E. L. Bynum, pastor of the The very day that God instituted Years... ..,. . . in . ua Tabernacle Baptist Church in Lub- human government, He made the formerly lived Earth. -m- member of beroftheFirata bock. Copies may be secured by death penalty mandatory for murder Sho was a the First Baptist Church of Muleshoe and tho writing Box 33127 in Lubbock. and instructed human government to Survivors Lodge. include his A In brief, this is what the religious carry it out! Rebekah and two hrftti,.. , r leader said: The death penalty was instituted Survivors includo hor husband, Joe; "." Ml m- -. M. ana The controversy over the "death over 800 years before the Law was five sons, Ronny Spies of Muloshoo, "..., L.l.ol!!,j in given at Mt. Sinai. Therefore, it Gene Spies of Littlefield, Jerry Spies 1 penalty" continues to rage our DICY MAE wnintrr nation. It is being debated in our cannot be charged that the death of Pacifica, Calif., Lloyd Spies of courts, Per- penalty was under the Law and does Roswcll, N.M. and Gerald Spies of !l newspapers and pulpits. it"l7J"M suasive arguments have been devel- not apply to us today. Clovis, N.M.; two daughters, Mrs. m: Riley of Amarillo and Mrs. r:e oped by both sides. For the Christian, Laws have little value, unless there Yvonne Anton m'fh n... Y McLellond of Littlefield; five . the Bible should settle the issue once is a punishment for those who violate Fayo pastor of the Assembly of cJI for all I the laws. Our nations laws would be Mrs. Vivian Milner of Wil- and sisters, ... -.- ...v.IK,U uuiciatino. It God who said, largely disobeyed unless there was a mington, Calif., Mrs. Sue Ramirez of . was "Whoso Rnrinl-- ... I . ?' for Calif., Mrs. Joyce Polsey of "ooui Anion CeaeJ sheddeth man's blood, by man shall penalty breaking those laws. Few Maywood, direction of his blood be shed.. " Men may argue people would bother to obey the Gulfport, Miss., Mrs. Maye Ledbetter HarnmonsrmJ V against the death penalty, but how can income tax laws, unless there was a of Glenwood, Ark., and Mrs. Audrey Mrs. Wright died they claim to know more than God? serious penalty for disobeying these Medlock of Caddo Gap, Ark.; three at 1! lucouuy ai MeoiCilArtil W&ere is the man who knows what is laws. One of the most serious of brothers, Leonard Hopper of Little Littlefield. best for the human race, better than human crimes is the taking of the life Rock, Ark., Doyle Hopper of Aztec, - - -- Survivors IhaIiJ. c almighty God? of another, and God has set the death i- Hopper of o, in N.M., and Clinton Mrs. Hazel uj- i- Armour and H The first principles of the death penalty for those who murder. Ark.; 16 grandchildren and M Durham, hnth n( li.,... II penalty go back to Genesis 2:17 where Jesus was crucified, John the Bap- six Pauline Bigler of God said to Adam and Eve, "...in the tist was beheaded, Stephen was Dear Editor, Flojd, rJ day that thou eatest thereof thou stoned to death, and James was killed 7.. """ Ul nnwn ci HOLLENBECK INFANT Wrirrfit 'rvf (kn U , . sholt surely die." More than their by Herod. All of these suffered the was only justice. How could this be? The American Heart Association, Graveside services were held at 4:30 Affiliate, Lamb County Divi- Pearl Wright of Oklahoma spiritual death was involved. They death penalty, although none of them He was guilty of no sin or stain, Texas p.m. Thursday in the Earth Cemetery thank following vjjoj ol I were spiritually separated from God deserved to die. If the death penalty therefore man was wrong in putting sion, would like to the for infant of Mr. Mrs. io. Jennings the son and Okln turn limit..... 1 the very day they sinned. However, was out of date and had been Him to deathl Yet, He "bore our sins ladies who donated cakes for the Bake Tommy Hollenbeck of Earth. Santa Cruz, Calif, and the aging process also began and repealed, then it is reasonable to in his own body on the tree", therefore Sale Saturday. The Rev. David Burum, pastor of LoguCi Nelda BlackweU, Sandra Keener, uajwn, umo; 14 grandc Adam died at the age of 930. believe that the inspired apostles from God's standpoint He had to die Earth First Baptist Church, offi- the 30 n. On Sharon Heard, Jan Kelton, Georgeta numerous occasions, God has would have spoken out against the for justice to be done. ciated. Parsons-Ellis-Singlet- Fu- York, Dixie Hall, Butler, Zan executed the death penalty Himself. death penalty. Although they did not If there had been no death penalty Judy neral Home was in charge of arrange- Stovall, Dessie Richardson, Ruan One whole generation suffered the approve of the unjust sentences upon at the time of the cross, there could be ments. Richardson, Kay Powers, LaVoyce ) death penalty from God, with the the above individuals, they did not no salvation for the sinner today. If the The infant was stillborn at 8:35 p.m. smuui .8 Carlisle, Carla Oldham, Deanna Fri- exception of Noah and his family. All speak out against the laws of capital could have frustrated the Tuesday in St. Mary's Hospital at day, Linda Nina Talburt, Vana HTdiWC others perished in the flood sent by punishment. Why? We believe they purpose of God by repealing the death Jones, Lubbock. God. See Tidwell, Charlotte Morris. Genesis 6,7. did not, because they believed in penalty among the Romans and Jews, Survivors include his parents; a God exercised we Also, Emma Lee Jones, Donna the death penalty lawful and just capital punishment. would all be lost in our sin brother, Gary Thomas Hollenbeck of mwiumiimim upon all the people of Sodom, except From a human standpoint the death today!!!! Thompson, Stacie Armes, Jeni Dee the home; and a grandmother, Mrs. Sorrowful exprtwioni for Lot and part of his family. See penalty executed on Jesus Christ was Branson, Mary Jo Weige, Loretta a Elizabeth Mitchem of Houston. with blended emotions 0! 1 Genesis 19 unjust, but from a Divine standpoint it Dans, Judy Ricks, Judie Huddleston, JoAnn Huckabey, Leslie Brantley, W. C. LACY JR. regret every time one ktiiiJ assassination, murder ot Linda Powell, Devela Henshaw, Dru-cill- a Services for W. C. "Bill" Lacy Jr., n sudden Panicky Pugh, Violet Holley, Odell Quails. 48, of Hart were held at 2:30 p.m. death... promises all too often The most important step towards saving money Spade: Evonne Oliver, Carole Friday at First Baptist Church at Hart. identical words and letttnt on Faver, Mrs. R. L. Stubblefield, Vickie The Rev. Joe Cariker, pastor, heating and cooling costs is really inside a 1 Thompson, Belinda Thompson, Pam officiated, and burial was in Hart many, many times before. home.. .The Energy Efficient Home repetitions contuse. makes sure Sewell, Wanda Thompson, Mary Lou Cemetery under the direction of vidous be J that heating and cooling stays inside your home, Bailey, Nita Oliver, Mary Nell Hall, Parsons Funeral Home of Olton. life these days seems to J : commodity. where it belongs. It's really not a new concept at and Glenna Stubblefield. Lacy died Wednesday at Lubbock 's Methodist Hospital after a brief ill Thk attitude Is a wd isdl all. With the days of cheap V Indictment 1 energy gone, it is Sincerely, ness. our times. The important to use electricity more wisely than ever Born in Hollis, Okla., he was a more disgraceful in coniee highway deitk! before. The energy Efficient Home is s Brenda Denton farmer and a Baptist. He had lived in traffic and today's best WHYUitthatsomuypeoftl of Campaign Chairman Hart since 1945. method enjoying clean, comfortable electric steering wbeel Survivors include his wife, Doris; a realize a living at the lowest possible cost. three tons of automobile itail daughter, Sandra Helton of Clayton-vill- e; Booster Club 1 a son, William Carl of Hart; his more dangerous, far more trigger actios pi meets parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Lacy Sr. than any Tuesday of Hart; a sister, Joann Riddles of invented? that peoftl The Littlefield Quarterback Club Wichita Falls; three brothers, Darrell Why WHY bit the horrible t will meet Tuesday night at 7:30 at the of Hart, Bob of Clovis, N.M. and John so indifferent to years i high school. of Lubbock; and two grandchildren. in just the last thirty - only THIRTY years, The Wildcat scrimmage with Post In blood 30k will be reviewed and the upcoming have splashed more season will be discussed. wars and killed more sar UW automobile, than those Anyone interested in Wildcat foot- In ALU! ball is urged to attend the meeting. bloodied battlefield CITAIUlMfDINim since 17757 i lwfc Cp LMr For your own protection, M Continued from Page 1 vCMrvW,Nwi. INSIDE... Cmtoa4 Ffc IX It remind j w safety of others, get --Wildcats- luiTTnmm this every time you joouiomxx on w ktUKtOOCUl wheel, especially 20 play sequence in the scrimmage. OTUUMVtU I in UXCUIAD.KXI QmlMMa. flmiKiii holidays... Other stats revealed CMiUOTTI M1UJCA that Littlefield 1UA UU1VD drove the ball four times inside Home the J cum r r.. not Hammons Funeral Post 30-ya- line. rv 1 mi. cvllllHto mm ml, mcii IWI tf w.w OuitMa Tom Sawyer, manager mwrM, 1 m The CM, Ttuk III7I t 385-512- only score was a morM r 503 5th, 1 111 MMUtllMMM CUuk E. 40-ya- rd K imtitM. Tt.M T.M. IIIM k touchdown pass play TtUt ., itr Ul from lcnr Urn 11 an 11 CMtT anl,, W rw 4 CWH r Mi Ma mm. Eddie Elms to Richard 246-335- Morgan. '. Amherst, 1 if, Tnfc3M441 GENERAL REVENUE SHARING ACTUAL USE ASK REPORT FOR FREE NEW HOME PLANNING BROCHURE

TUUM vn ".. . SHOULD BE '" UK,"UC rAHl bIKAIIUNIN utioiua I weu.LTTu -- Tr5J2r.PLAIMT8 0F DISCRIMINATION IN THE USE OF THESE FUNDS. UAY SENT TO THE 0FHCI U SHARING. 20221. BE OTHER RECOMMENDATIONS include the use of ACTUAL EXPENDITURES (Includt ObllgaltotT cool fluorescent lighting, a THE GOVERNMENT heatingcooling system (A) CATEGORIES CAPITAL (Cj OPERATING LAMB COUNTY WALLS U MAINTFNANCP OF conform to one of 0NE-6- like the heat three options: " pump that maximizes 1 efficiency and PUBLIC SAFETY - has received Geoeral Revenue Sharing walls 9 with insulation. TW0 tongue an electronic air cleaner to be used with moving - ?,?y. payments totaling 175,914 2 ENVIRONMENTAL .! and grooved styrofoam sheathing. 4" walls and air systems. PROTECTION $ 5 during the period from July 1, 1975 thru June 30. 1976 ' - R-- insulation, 3 PUBLIC V or THREE 5 minimum TRANSPORTATK,N ACCOUNT NO. J 140 $ Q 44 HO insulation. Walls must include a vapor barrier of LMfMx LAMB COUNTY Today there is no need to sacrifice comfort to 6 mil. d s polyethylene or sheetrock. Sill 2i,ai, COUNTV JUDGE 79JH save energy and money. The Energy Efficient S RECREATION , insulation or sill $ LITTLEFIELD TEXAS caulking (under bottom plate) is -- Home - like 1 everything else electric - is as modern ' T V also required. 6 LIBRARIES as tomorrow. Call your j Southwestern Public " 7 SOCIAL SERVICES " CEILING Service Company FOR APED OR insulation must equal 0. manager. He'll give you all the POOR $ j " details on the modern, comfortable way to save S FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION S J Q FLOORS (if pier and beam construction) must be energy and money with the Energy Efficient Home. 9 MULTIPURPOSE AND a ? GENERAL GOVT .o iMsM&'7 insulated with 3. In IOQUP, Wg&g&gSM?'' slab floors choose be- :umjuk ' tween 10 EDUCATION l Option 1. rigid urethane SSSBfSffiSSffi? :: or styrofoam . (D) TRUST FUND REPORT (refer to Instruction D) ...WWMWIIW 1 (34 'The "R" value in the guidelines indicates the "Installed Re D.I . . .- - minimum thickness) from top of floor along uaiwibe 01 June 30, 197 5 sistance" ot the DEVELOPMENT insulation to the How of heal P 2 the outside edge of the s'ab down to the Revenue Sharing Funds brick 12 HOUSiNO a COM. Received from Jury 1, 1975 thru June 30, 1976 ledge, MUNTTY DEVaOPMENT SSiSiSSi1 or Option 2. vermiculite poured in the $ llliliiliiliP 3 InterAtt R.m.4 cavity between or Credited (July 1. 1975 thru June 30, 1976) bricks and slab up to the top of DEVELOPMENT $ " M Funds Released from Obligations (IF ANY) the floor. 14 OTHER (Spcity m 5 Sum ol lines 1.2, 3, 4

6. Funds Returned to ORS (IF ANY) weather-strippe- 7fo WINDOWS AND DOORS d are and 15 TOTALS m 17Q.flt2. 7 Total Funds Available caulked. Double pane glass or storm windows ,$ Ll.iyg NONDISCRIMINATION HAvfTfAi licr 8, I Total Amount Expended and insulated core or storm (E CERTIFICATION certify thai I am n,TChwKuvV o,!l, doors also S?d-hav- (Sum ensure with rejpoct tojh entitlement fundi reported e ol line 15, column B and column C) not in urtih?, energy efficiency. It is recommended that glass benueJ vWatioa ol th nkLai VmSHS area not exceed 8 of floor space. WJWy) ',VtionPfsn&S F.FFrInlTNSMEDIA HAVE BEEN ADVISED THAT AC"FG a BEEN PLlBi isttrn m a i nr.AL ' UTION I (Allil ''satweolChlei Executive - HAVE A COPT OF THIS REPORT AND QECORDS ijilll AAf!1frTTrLZiAW.lriUllH Vfiflfi- fv" vivi CONTENTS SCRUTINY T. -- .th i.Ai. wy4.jr. flfflw tJtzr THEY ARE OPEN FOR PUBLIC "!efmwrrTTrTvr sr "A IWJ T '-- ,- - ll KSKf!

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Judges will be former mem- of Pep. THURSDAY: Tnmalies-cracker- s, bers of tho Tex-Ann- s. salad, corn on cob, Miss Magness was grad- EBsBl JiBBr brownies and milk. Book scholarships worth uated from Montery High FRIDAY: Sandwiches, about $60 each arc awarded to School and sticks, attended West French fries, carrot the Tex-An- each semester, Texas State University. twinkle salad and milk. said Mary Shea, director of tho is Schlottman a graduate of Tex-An- and associate pro- Pep High School and attended BHftAHBftkL& jBBBBBBB.. jMBb . fessor of physical education at BBjB&BBBjKmBBBBBBBBBlMi ' - .BBh"SVBm South Plains College. He is ffl; Vocational SPC. Except for boots, Tex-An- n currently engaged in farming. uniformsare furnished by BfBfBmWBfB?; VbIl uJ The wedding date has been the College. set for December 11 in First Courses at SPC United Methodist Church, Persons in joining LULA i Lubbock. MELISSA MAGNESS Machinist? welder? interested POWELL and W. V. Douglas won th draftsman? refrig- the Tex-An- for the 1976-7- 7 oldest persons B mechanic? present at the Pioneer Reunion"? i'bB eration serviceman? Do these school year should contact prises previously. Both are Littlefield resident, y 894-492- Laughlin-Pressle- occupations stir your blood? Mrs. Shea at 1. Lamb County with MRS B. D. BIRKELBACH, Mrs, W. V. Douglas, seated, and their families in 1924. ("wnW" A number of openings re- Mrs Bonnie Haberer, standing, have never missed a single Lamb main available in these pro- County Pioneer Reunion since the 27 years started fall at South Plains ago. Staff Photo wedding date set grams this College. jlj Announcement is made of for medical training he will be For instance, full-tim- e even- Amherst senior citizens meel the engagement of Miss Emily stationed in Bethesda, Md. at ing programs, as well as I The Amherst Senior Citi- hand magic performed by Kit Marie Laughlin, Lancaster, the National Medical Center. day-tim- in both automotiv yBWBWBWBWBWBWsBWBlwWBWWBBWBWWwgS JaMBsjwBBBBBBBBBBBBW'Bgga!EaBBgBBagI zens met Tuesday night, Aug Harmon, son of Bennie and Pa , daughter of the late Mr. The wedding is planned for mechanics and refrigeration' V .BBBBBBlB"l??rTiZZMi!wwwwwi''' '"""''" '''iy'ggg! lUHwinfiwunii inwwnwwwwfflHI I iiis mt "' '" TTT?:gL211KUlKlflssillMMMMrMMIIlBWBWBBMF - u mnBBK 24th for a covered-dis- h sup- Carolyn Harmon, and the and Mrs. John Laughlin of October 23. air conditioning mechanics are per Forty-fou- r w ere present to music and songs by Marjorie Shamokin, Pa. to Richard Neal offered Automotive classes enjoy the wonderful slight of Harmon and Kyla Howell. Pressley, Lancaster, Pa., son under instruction of A.N. Ben- Kyla is a fine actress and of Mrs Bonnie Pressley of nett will meet this fall from singer Abilene, and the late Olen A. 1:30 to 8 p.m. Monday through The senior citizens said they Pressley Fridays in the SPCautomotive-diese- l enjoyed all of Miss Laughlin, a 1972 grad- shop ? thoroughly Gloria Jackson them, and wish to thank them uate of Our Lady of Laurdes and invite them back. They High School, Shamokin, was Classes in refrigeration-ai- r said when Kit becomes a pro graduated from St. Joseph conditioning mechanics are and has his own show, we Hospital School of Nursing in scheduled from 6 p.m. to 11 hope be 1975. She is a staff nurse at St. to invited to his very p.m on Mondays, Tuesdays BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBMBBBBBy (i'OT "l WmWI Joseph q?TMMHi!' first performance! Hospital. and Wednesdays in the SPC b"b""bTb"b"b"bbB&mMbV'", "BBBralSSSfSCTBBl 40 Later, members played and Her fiance, a 1967 graduate Technical Arts Center. Wayne sang. of Littlefield High School is Young will serve as instructor. Well-Nearl- now a hospital corpsman in y! The next meeting will be the Four levels of courses in Sept 7 at 7 30 but will not be a United States Navy. After both machinist trades and HHHBHHBBVgBXSej''BBBBBBB HlBVBVBaBVBVBW M&. sHbBbB covered-dis- h supper attending Fleet Marine Force welding are offered from 8 ! : EMILY MARIE LAUGHLIN a.m to 2:30 p.m. daily Mon- p, day through Friday. Bill ftibbbbbbbbmSi Richards, chairman of the occupational training division, will be instructor of the 4 tilk- ' ' Jri ' M - ILtmirw machinist mTMiHalBBBi p"- - BESTFORM trades program, and BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBauyljyiitffflffir itjwiHl'U.JMiJUWWiMgSS5LaMiiwi-w-VBHfk TWSr Butch Reed will be welding BYBBBBBIIMI-- ' " sJto:ZMKUMMHHHF& )JK-- , instructor. BtBYBYBfatHnKT'''k SwW-.- ; fm , mmfi Drafting technology courses offered this fall include basic bbHbHHbb. dmMSmBaMmmB I '&"0 1 engineering drawing, techni- V cal- metals, pipe drafting, Silver .- - Savers All . structural steel drafting and technical illustration. Darrel Raines, assistant professor of drafting technology, is instruc- tor. Persons needing further in- formation on these or other (WW programs offered at SPC SEAMLESS CUP should contact the instructors or Bill Pohl, SPC vocational DEEP DIP counselor, at 894-492- 1. FRONT My) T BRA A C H MAnRESS SALE I iU Lk 0 - 1 L J t (. If Mi I

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rMllnrlal note: On Mooro, ond Rev. W. P. Kirk. to another church. On . October Tho church again elected a the Hula In tho foil of 1933 tho people 28, 1945 the church 22, 1976 voted to pulpit committee ond wenl In obscr-- built a building on land deeded placo 10 percent of the urch met Sunday searching for - by W. Gray to School a pastor. Rev. Fiftieth Annlvcr- J. the church. offering in tho Coopera- During tho years tive Tommy Thommerson was 130 registered of 1933 to Program where as tout before called on December 11, 1960. were 1936 J. E. Mooro pastored the the last Sunday of each ,nd members month Rev. Thommerson served until morning mea church. Rev. H. F. Colo pas- the offering was given. The On May 1, 1966 holresigncd tored during 1936 to 1937. February when VJ&jSnSV brougni (We 10, 1946 Rev. i . i. nt Exit" was Wilson to go to Lake Wichita Baptist Sale 7.20 i can not bo suro of the dates resigned and tho church began Tommy Thommerson Church. On the same day Rov. Reg. $9. Women's long I960- - because records have been searching for another ...A Hula from pastor. Thomerson resigned itev. Leo gown. Smooth nylon ond lost.) On September 11, 1938 Rev. Alton Green accepted t. Thommprson the Buschar was called as pastor. tricot trimmed Rov. Alford Richards was call of Bula on February SPADE FUTURE Homemnkers of America members arc front in Blue, pink, or Rubj, are presently 10, Rev. Buschur served until lace - called pastor. In 1938 1946. Rev row, Margaret Vivian i Smith Manor Bap- Rev. Green served only Espinozn, Thompson, Kelly Moberly; poppy S.M.L a June 23, 1968 when re- Richards served Bula short time he middle row: Rhonda Offield, Irma Soliz (th, Boswcll. Former halftimo and on July 6, 1947 Perez, Alice and Tammy signed to become pastor of McCoy; law-- j ond Enochs the other half, in Rev. J. E. Moore of Circleback back row, Esther Soliz, Fran Gray, Gina Glazner, Kelly (V. F. Smith Summerfield Boptist Church, Mammte 1939 Rev. Richards served was colled as pastor. Prentice and VIcki Mills. Judy Seals is sponsor. wife, Mrs. In the Rev. Eddie Howard wos Circleback and Bula, then in spring of 1947 the fere present. church called as pastor on July 21, a 1940 hn served Bula ond voted to buy lumber to ihe morning services build a 1968. Just before Rev. Howard Spade FHA names officers was Bledsoe. house and land for a parson- dish luncheon moved into the parsonage the HbMtffiiJi I luncheon a During the 1930's many age. The Spade FHA Chapter Prentice. FHA sponsor is iftr the church had three rooms added Judy Lrarn presented times the Sunday School of- In July 1948 Rev. Loverett held its first meeting of the Seals. was and remodeled the house. On - fering 1976-7- 7 (Baptist Heritage by was designated to go to come as tho pastor of Bula year Aug. 26, in the A point system and fund February 8, 1970 Rev. Howard Homo WlH a certain orea. Also when a Church. Rev. Leverett servpd Economics Building raising projects were dis- Riley, pastor. resigned to go to Northside revival was here until with 11 members ' BAPTIST CHUKLH meeting held the October 15, 1950. present. cussed during the meeting, i Baptist Church in Midland. On wmsmHi men built an arbor for Rev. W. F. Smith also. II b first organized as a the accepted the February 22, 1970 Rev. Paul Mi revival to be held in. For call of Bula on New officers Refreshments were Sale 6.4C a immunity, but the December 31, Gordon was called os pastor. were elected as served Sunday School Classes to be 1950. Rev. Smith follows: after the meeting Reg. $8. Women's ttlers forced the land served until Rov. Gordon served until May President, Vivian by the held, August 1953. shift-leng- th gown tnoDenthelandtoall curtains were used to On September 9, Thompson; vice president, sophomore and freshman FHA 1971. Rev. Ronnie Green lace-tri- m Oakes, partition the auditorium off. 20, 1953 Rev. G. W. Fine Vicki Mills; secretory, Gina members. with In 1925 R. A. wos was called as pastor on June 6, for the Newsom On July 16, 1939 the church called ond accepted the pas- Glazener; treasurer, Fran The next meeting will be agent 1971 ond he served until In blue, pink, or voted to have electricity and torate of Bula. Rev. Fine was Gray; reporter, Kelly Mober-le- y; held Thursday, Sept. 2, at 3:30 impany, ouui a one March 25, 1973. On May 23, poppy. S,M,L lights put in building. on the field until parliamentarian, p.m. in Home Ec. building. Tiding with a dirt tloor the October 28, 1973 Rev. Edward Riley was Kelly 1956. Rev. U bv the community Before this a gns power engine Travis Horn was called as pastor and moved called to Bula on letoworshipandfora was used to provide lights. December 9, here July 1, 1973. 1956. During Rev. Writers Guild drive The building was On August 31, 1940 Rev. Ham's ser- Through the years Bula underway vice the church he Tabernacle. For Alford Richards resigned and voted to buy a Baptist Church has been lot at Plains The West Texas Writers Sept. 28 in the church's parish rears the Baptist and the church began the task of Baptist Assembly, served by several ond men Guild is conducting a member- hall, 1111 Sundown met in the morning looking for a pastor. On Oct- after buying the lot a building Road. Lee it women in the capacity of ship drive for anyone inter- Weldon Stephenson, and Church of ober 27, 1940 Rev. L. was placed on the lot and associate lip the A. Blair music director. Today we have ested in craft of served the church for the writing. professor of English at South iet in the afternoon. wos called as pastor. Rev. many one of the most interesting years. Rev. Monthly meetings in St. Plains College, will be the faiths met in the Blair served Bula and Bledsoe. Travis Ham re- arrangements, Ashel Richard- Luke's Episcopal Church here featured speaker for the Oct. I and used the Union In 1942 Rev. L. A. Blair signed on December 1, 1957. son leads singing his Sale the and feature talks by experts in 25 meeting. ihool materials. resigned ond 1943 V. Only a short time later, on in Rev. daughter Mrs. Jerry (Mar- various writing fields edi- December 15, 1957, All interested persons are 6 several families met 0. Wilson was called as pas- the church garet) Teaff plays the piano. $22 k tors, poets, free lance writers invited to attend, said Rev. to form the Mis- - tor. On March 5, 1944 Rev. called Rev. John Boone. In The job of music director has and others. On alternote John A. Char-ibe- Holmes, guild presi- Leisure suit. rs October 1958 Japtist Church. Wilson resigned, only to re- the church build- been a volunteer job and many months, members shore their dent and pastor of St. Luke's of ing was remodeled and its Reg. 27.50. Polyester the church turn on June 18, 1944. While names have been lost. writing experiences. Dues ore stands that way today. Rev. Episcopal Church. Ir and Mrs. n. A. Rev. Wilson was pastor that On August 22, 1976 the Bula $5 a year. double knit leisure suit C. John Boone resigned August with contrast stitched Mrs. M. Tidwell, October the church voted to Baptist Church celebrated its The first meeting of fall 28, I960. the "Silence is a fence around jacket, dress pants . A. Locker and Mr. become a full time church. Fiftieth Anniversary. season will be at 7:30 p.m. wisdom." Proverb Great fashion (.W.A.Corder. During 1945 Sunday School colors for sizes 36-4- 6 regular I the Missionary Bnp-rc- h rooms were built and the 38-4- 6 long as first organized curtains that had served the - - - J i ,...... - xtS:- mr pie used the Taber-- church for so long were given Ihich was broaded up Shopping red. The people voted Cart Specials SHURFINE W e to the school for MHRTOM FPA7FM PYri I miMfl UAM CUDIKAD and then later re- - LITTLEFIELD io the Tabernacle. The SUGAR 5 LB BAG $1?! W pastored during NEWS DINNERS j&i-J.- - . ' pen years were Rev. BdUNrOREE SHURFINE Rev. Booth, Rev. J. E. FLOYD COFFMAN is a OOAc patient in Methodist Hospital. PAPER TOWELS b,grou49 MILK TALL CAN MR. AND MRS. Les Lichte 007 and Mr. and Mrs. Kim Kloiber 6 BOTTLE tvoo GOLD MEDAL attended market in Dallas last V COCA COLA 32 weekend. OZ FLOUR MEMBERS and guests of the PTL class of the Methodist SHURFINE 5 LB BAG Church held a hamburger supper Friday night in the SHORTENING home of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn I5!09 79 Foreman . SHURFINE WHOLE SALLY BRADLEY and Ann ) Owens hosted a or JK NO, 303 CAN coffee Wednesday morning 1 5HAMp0o TOMATOES 389 for some of Littlefield's new SHURFINE ,' residents. fff HOSPITALIZED in Medical Arts Hospital was Mrs. Lyle POTATO CHIPS TWIN PAK 59 Sale Brandon. HORMEL Noon JEFF WILLEY has been in 5.20

traction in the Littlefield Hos- ski-loo- 29 Reg. 6.50. Boys' k pital since last Sunday. HAMS 3 LB CAN ' 5 sweater of hand iday. Friday JANICE AARON had sur- embroidered acrylic. gery in a Lubbock hospital last FIRST CUTS Great colors and week. patterns. Sizes YOU CAN EAT S.M.L. J. D. CAMP of Riverside, Little PORK CHOPS LB 98' boys' sizes S.M.L, $89 Calif, has been here several reg $5, Sale $4 weeks visiting the Carroll FRESH GROUND Blackwells, MORRIS BUSH has been N Hall Ave. BEEF LB in the Littlefield Hospital. TI 69 385-52- 42 AMONG THOSE in the jjSgi ftpoDOflAH SHURFRESH Methodist Hospital in Lubbock 5" Black, Owner are Viola Wells and Allen 49 Rhodes. RAOIN LB $1

FRESH OSCAR MAYER, ECHRICH, HORMEI t ,4 MAXWELL HOUSE Ol LUNCH MEAT COFFEE ADDIO TO OUR STAff KRAFT & 1 LB i 1 98 $79 UA GCRIK YELVEETA CHEESE Mi R GRADUATF OC SANTA ROSA OR CASSELMAN icccic iccic i r":This Coupon Is Goodr"7For I She ! Will Be AccenMnn Fnrlu AnA 4 PLUMS ! 30' ! i 100 EXTRA Dfllo A . r appointments li CELLO GUNN BROS. STAMPS Tuesday Thru Friday, I bag At Pioneer Supermarket OTHER OPERATORS CARROTS 19 With The Purchase Of ."wn ; BISHOP ROXEY KAREYCARY ) I I $10 Or More VETA LEE EDITH BRYANT FOOD 9-4- -76 PilkdflPlv11 DOG TALL CAN 339 I FOOD KING 9.59 tofidoy ) Sale Beauty Salon We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities. We Redeem Reg. 11.99. Mens sport oxford with nylon 0LE0 iVm trimmed suede uppers, smooth leather stripes USDA Food Stamps. We Give Gunn Bros. Stamps. Double Foam cushioned Your arch support, insole lining SOLID Stamps On Tuesday & Wednesday With $2.50 Purchase Or and more Rubber outsoles Sizes D 2 V6 mp,ete D6V11.12 Pnegin Skin Care Center More Excluding Cigarettes. is Also LB SHORFR&H Pennyrlch Bras FOR HARD TO FIND SIZES, PEN MONDAY -- FRIDAY COLORS, STYLES. , t )OC - . . UJ-- !.. 431 XT DR SUPERMARKET SHOP OUR CATALOG DEPT. PIONEER 385-51- kA A j" Aw Aw J 66 PAGET SECT. 1, TMX LKADKINEWS, UTTLEFIELD, TEXAS, SUNDAY, AUGUST 29, 1976 ' It i .v w-i- Junior Volunteers ,v-- attend convention Four local Candystripers at- Dr Morphis was followed tended tho Ninth Annual by a panel discussion on Statewide Hospital Junior Vo- "Your Future in Health 't. lunteer Convention in tho Hil- Careers." Afterwards, reports " Li BiieiiieV if IHHbb lUiHB. ton Inn in Fort Worth last were given by Districts month. The meeting adjourned at ' Cathy Champion, Carol 4 p.m. At 6:30 that evening tho .1 Hobratsch, Phil Smith ate a western buffet. and group Stephanie Benner were ac- This was followed by speaker, companied by Hospital Auxi- Dr. Don Newburg, and door liary sponsors Edith Turner prizes which were awarded to and Ruth Hinds. various junior volunteers. Haddad and Sun- eMPT SeSeSeSeT Then ohn iTiiiNw Kirr t They registered in Conven- shine Alley provided enter- tion Center after arriving by tainment for the dance. plane, and checked in their Thursday morning, the con- "r 'Jv rAd scrapbook for judging, j vention resumed at 9. The They were welcomed by speakers, Mrs. Niki Wallace of TAHA president, Mrs. John Colorado, used a theme "Hey! CATHY CHAMPION, Carol Hobratach, Phil Smith and Stephanie Benner along with their sponsors Over-cas- C. Cutler and by Clif h, What's In Me for It!" This was Edith Turner and Ruth Hinds are pictured 4 here at the 9th Annual Statewide Hospital Junior Mayor of Fort Worth. followed by a registration re- Volunteer Contention they attended at the Hilton Inn in Fort Worth recently. There were several messages port and an award presenta- X from TAHA administrators, tion The final luncehon began ' Attitude toward depression bad followed by an introduction of at 11:30 and the convention state officers. Speaker for the formally adjourned About 1,500,000 Americans view depression as a sign of scientists and productive wri was at day was Dr. Oscar Morphia are currently being treated for weakness, as a failure to meet and artists are included as 12:30 p.m. ters who spoke on "Hypnosis The group returned by piano mental depression, according the demands of society. The well. It's Medical Application." This Thursday evening. They re- to figures released by the truth is that depression is a "Nobody would call these included some audience ported a very profitable and EARLY RISERS LIONS Club president Junior Nlcholn- - U . . Mental Health Association and condition, and condition that people weak or incapable of nuA .hl ' enjoyable convention. Drake, third vice president, and tail twiner Mnrl . """ i as many as 8 to 15 million can be effectively treated so coping with daily life," he nt.nn tu Wt Cotton Growers denim nroduced at the LittleRold mill. Tl,n pl.i- - Bl1i4 more arc estimated to need that its victims can return to said, "but the truth is that at di treatment but are not getting clubs in the immediate vicinitv of tho mill. Tho tin- - !.. 1 1 . . "!t! active, productive life." times they were so miserable Recreational sports vi " thn nnniia nf llip rlnha. Thn Jonlm. vdsU sfh d 1leiii.il.,. I , . . . " it. To support this statement, that they simply couldn't func- .. .. u.o.,,,,.1,,,; i.hbuc mark lor Lions other counties participating in the mill and (roQll "The reason so many de- Bryant refers to a list of tion adequately. Lincoln, in set TTU nearby clubs. pressed people remain un- prominent figures in history particular was so depressed program at treated," said Carroll B. Bry- who suffered from depression. that his friends feared he ant, President of the Texas Among the familiar names on would commit suicide." A new aquatic center, back- Registration for basic canoe Association, "is the wide- the list are George Washing- That fate awaits many de- packing, canoeing, kayaking instruction will be Oct. 1- -2 at amneni spread lack of knowledge ton, Abraham Lincoln, and pressed people. The Associa- and racquetball are part of the the pool. ! People qm 'about the condition. Winston Churchill. Important tion reports that many of the expanded Texas Tech Univer- Recreational clinics sche- vrz 35,000 people who take their sity recreational sports pro- duled are: intermediate-advance- d own lives in the United States gram, expanded from and now tennis, Sept. 14 and each year are depressed. The including intramural sports. 16: beginning tennis, Sept. 11; named suicide rate among depressed The aquatic center, which is and bowling, Sept. 17. AMHERS- T- t under construction and should A backpacking seminar will people is greater than that of 102 met in a remi. be finished by approximately be held Oct. 5; women's the total population. Tuesday night. Jua, Sept. 15, is on the west end of fitness and exercise, Sept. 13 called the mettcgt the Texas Tech campus, near or 14; and beginning racquet-bal-l, FINDLEY'S The Mental Health Associa- memoers ansneredij the commuter lot. Sept. 9. tion has found that "people with the neiehtlMi. The facility will be a Equipment for backpacking, are beginning to realize that since the last meetq JEWELRY indoor-outdo- or canoeing, rafting kayaking depression is not something to or A letter from lejjj pool with an adjacent can be IS PLEASED TO be ashamed of and more rented from the recrea- toldofnewrulej.ru' grassy sunning area. It will be tional sports office depressed people are accept- for the day, for the week" UJ PRESENT open to students with a valid weekend or week. OUR ing Bryant con- Long with a treatment," identification card; no t kail entry cluded. "Our biggest thrust," said pounds. Runneruptii "If this trend con- fee will be charged. -- Joe MacLean, director of Bride Elect tinues we can bring an end to rollard with a to i Some of the eents sche- recreational the incalculable misery this sports, "will be pounds. The total ton jlBWI duled for the pool include: our outdoor program Of The condition has caused through- and pounds. There wuiKp beginning swimming class, out history." equipment. The cost of the Nine members vi Oct. 2; class to improve swim- equipment is big- Week one of the tor attended, The p ming strokes, Nov. 2, 9 and 16; gest problems The Mental Health Associa- for people who dismissed by repst midnight swim, Sep. 18; re- want to get SEE HER tion is a volunteer organization into the outdoors." pledge in unison. creational early morning Recreational funded completely by private sports will also swim, Oct. 11, 12 and 13; supervise donations such as those con- the formation of mm CHARLENE synchronized swimming sports clubs at Texas Tech. SMILEY ON DISPLAY tributed by local citizens in the demonstration! October date Presently Bride May bellringer' con- there are clubs for The Lost wm Elect Of drive to be announced; and IN OUR STORE ducted in AmnersrDy,Mrs. bowling, gymnastics, hockey, water play day, RICHARD JONES Norman Patton, chairperson. lacrosse, rifle, sailing, soccer, You Will Ever ( Dec. 5. softball and wrestling; and new ones can be formed. 39 MAGDALENA HERNANDEZ and Danny Rendon plan to be married Sept. 11 in the Sacred Heart Catholic Oil painting, Church b Birth Hurry... bride-elec- Happy We're clearing out Uttlefield. The t is the daughter of Luz Rodriguez of GOOpfYEAR our stockroom with specially Littlefield, and the prospective bridegroom is the son of Esther G. reduced prices. Many brands photography Aguilar, also of Littlefield. Gloria Joctal and models. ..all priced to sell nowl If you need a home 1 W fcJTf n. - SH appliance, television, or offered at SPC stereo now's the time to buy PIIBLH A and SAVE BIGI Don't The basics of oil painting kv. SALE and photography will be of- THIS fered this fall in two evening ?fyrp classes at South Plains Co- NOTICE: ' llege. Isr I've qot to Vacancies remain available in both classes, scheduled from 7 to 10 p.m. Tuesdays in talk about the SPp Fine Arts Building. :;ssmiflPv Paintjng - (Art 231-2- ) will sncKEiiM include mixing colors, pre- sawn paring the canvas, composi- tion and "learning to paint by painting," said Don Stroud, :l Hi SPC associate professor of art. I ,1:1 Noiv jMM.mi I'l'WINilMlffl How to use the camera, Final Reductions developing film and making I black and white prints will be i covered in the photography In Effect. !l course (PHO 232-2- ). Fine arts staff members will serve as --1 All O r i s instructors. oummer mercnanaisei. un auw,Cl g mmi 2S kiu 20 Off On All Refrigerators Off Regular Price Freezers In Stock On All Washers & Dryers AUG. 29, 30, 31 Still Good Selection Fall I ... 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THE LEADER-NEWS- , LITTLEFIELD, TEXAS, SUNDAY, AUGUST 29, 1976, SECT 1, PAGE 7 BEES Continued from Page 1 " OOSPOOOOOOOOPOPOOOgoooooopoooopgaogoogpgcj i WEE ONES KBRBY with her. This can ruin a five gallon can of light .rtofthobecs thoso fivo and has added fivo more, She colony and the amount of wuiwr.'u nonoy, I including a big diosol. Throe of VACUUM CLEANERS -. "Everything a bee does is all fproaUvC- .. Pickard's 16 employees are spending instinct," Darnell said. "They don't SALES AND SERVICE the summer In tho Littlofield area. RODRIGUEZ ive more room to work live long enough to acquire BENNACK the bees intell- Two young men help Darnell with the r igence." Mr. and Rodri-gue- the popuiBuo... Mrs. Dario s Karen and Dan Bennack of rrease heavy work. .j. r Btnrnae of surplus Bees know their own hiv- aro the proud parents of a Alpine aro the proud parents PA T'S " e- moro or In tho winter they build hives. P10"00. ". Knr lenown as n les- s- and other bees "We son, Lee, bom at 11:40 a.m. on of a baby boy bom August DOWOu,"'BB "" usually won't let use To them in if 40,000 to 50,000 feet of lumber Thursday, ij placed abovo the hivo. thoy go to tho wrong hivo. August 6 at Medical 11th at 8:63 a.m. weighing 7 RECORD CENTER every year making equipment," Dar-ne- ll .. . L the suner box is But if there is a good honey flow Arts Hospital. Ho weighed 6 lbs., 15 Vt ozs. 8 APPLIANCE on said. "The only is DEPARTMENT replaced by an and the bee has time we get off lbs., 8 ozs. The maternal Jed fuU and a big load of honey, two-wee- grandparents oooocccoocooccoeeooocoooeoooooocococ 3O0COCO when a k vacation at Christmas." they will let a stranger in. Grandparents aro Mr. and are Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Hives closer When Darnell isn't handling honey onf'.mnvl from tho comb by to the prevailing Mrs. Joe Rodriguez of Little-fiel- d Green of Pep. The P wind always produce bee operations paternal fW13lC or building 'hives, he Gre-gor- ... fnmn--- and io rtf.iBi1u- -o 5. more honey because bees drift Mr. and Mrs. grandparents are Dr. and Mrs. . an extractor. into it. raises queen bees. He cari tell what ... t,A honev and the empty Bees work in about a Rodriguez of Earth. Gene Bennack of Alpine. three mile variety a bee is by looking at it. He in the hive to be radius. "I've heard of bees , are replaced going as said the deadly African bed has far as eight miles that (Main by the oees. to work," Darnell had quite a bit vm1 of adverse publicity is lrY . . ---.. the labor of said. "But anytime they go luiUieDw a distance five to six times a better honey Food growers -- - - like that they don't gain building, ana much either." producer, and that some crossing work or nun jo An engineer will tell nger harvest nonoj. you that is boing done now to tamo down the Is hard to find becauso of the m honey comb weight of their bodies, African variety. face problems JCPenney Aid combs are used it's impossible for a bee to fly, n..ii but they "The African isn't as mean as it is SCHOOL GYM WEAR ' He said he has heard do, as fast as 30 miles "This country's food factory ..j ...in per hour. made out to be," he said. "Some as long as 60 Darnell said there is in serious trouble," the Ubs being used isn't much dan- varieties are naturally meaner than ger of getting stung president of the Texas Farm FOR BOYS but an average comu u uwm when robbing others." hives if you go slow. But Bureau says. with an He buys his breeding stock from T... .1 nroduCO OHO DOUnd of operation like he is running Carrol Chaloupka, Dalhart they can't Canada, paying J100 a piece for pounds of honey, take their time, so grain and cattle producer, said WHITE SHORTS Lwax for every 50 they control the Camollan queen bees. good 1.98 noney bees with "A farmers and ranchers have h should explain why wun smokers. Fire is the natural breeder queen is just like a prize 50 COTTON 50 POLYESTER it tc enemy of bees. responded to the call for more . :. more fiSMnilVO. bull," he added. He usually buys five of the biggest When they smell production, but have been pose one smoke, they gorge or six queens a year and raises queens in this area. themselves with penalized by lower prices. Siecticides beekeepers honey. "When they from them for the summer's work. T-SHI- from com and get their bellies full "We have produced in such WHITE the pollen of honey, they are Raising queens takes great care, 1.23 docile and abundance that we have a big flowers, but since inese crops are quiet," Darnell added. because ' the first queen out will kill off surplus, and this 50 COTTON sprayed, bee deatns irom sucn "But let them get hungry and look year's grain i out. all the other queens. So ho takes a day They'ro crops may set another ..ina la mmmon. toughl" old egg to a six day larvae and grafts it finds dead The bees record," he said. "Our pro- lamell said any time he were brought in here 500 oyer and puts it in a queen cell and Knows tney ve hives to the truck duction costs are rising with TENNIS SHOES i around the hive he load, and that is the gives it to a queen colony and they 5.99 Keep way they will infaltion just like everybody a poisoned, becauso bees leave. "Before we develop it on out until it hatches. else's, but prices paid to grain , AnA awav from the hives during started using plastic nets over the Whether or not the migrant bee producers and cattlemen have normal course of events. Becauso hives we had to pull off the road and keeper returns to this area next year dropped." FOR GIRLS Insecticides, bee keepers can i ovum park," Darnell said. "Now we water depends on how the honey production The Farm Bureau leader (Voir Wj. them and keep going. We stop at the works out between now and a killing said that at the end of the third Sunflowers in this area give bee trucking centers where livestock hau- front this winter. lers week in August wheat prices POLYESTER SHORTS Ipers another problem if bees water cattle and hogs. We use as It is possible that a 1,600 to 1,800 4.98 oun-w- r were down 27 percent from a Iher the suntlower nectar, much as 700 to 800 gallons of water a colony operation would be sufficient to year ago, sorghum was 18 MAROON AND WHITE nectar produces dark honey, load. As we move this evaporates the operate a processing plant. percent lower, corn down 10 hurts the quality. The lighter water and cools the bees." ilhis Visualize rows of clear, thick, sweet percent, and that cattle prices I Pick-ar- WHITE honey, the better price it brings. Darnell had five trucks when d honey on SHIRTS the grocery shelves. PURE had dropped 25 percent below 5.29 mell said one pound ot darn noney bought him out. Pickard bought COTTON HONE- Y- made and pro- lost August "which has a 50 COTTON 50 POLYESTER FRONT SNAPS cessed in Littlefield, Texas. Isn't that a bad time for cattlemen." sweet idea? Chaloupka said farmers are going to demand that no restrictions be placed on their TENNIS SHOES 3.99 markets, especially export WHITE OR markets. "Another embargo DENIM :eelin'greaN would be disastrous," he said.

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1 1 T NO. RUSSETT V WHOLE 1j tmKJt&Z mmmmmAtmW 2r POTATOES GRADE "A", uW'l THIS LITTLE NODE at the base of LB. 49 the pencil point on the center vein of W'V cotton leaves is where bees gather the nectar for honey. Staff Photo I m'' f V BATHROOM TISSUE 699 i, i Art exhibit set at Tech SOFLIN, LL PACKAGE BEANS Paintings, sculptures, and glass. pinto, Wfi $22oo prints, drawings and photo- Exhibitors include' Future cot Bright, Bill ViS graphs will be exhibited by Akins, Peggy MWW rNAVY CALF ,1 Qi more than 20 TTU faculty Baley, James Broderick, J RUST CALF members in the art depart- Frank Cheatham, Ken ment's annual Art Faculty Dixon, Don Durland, Wayne Exhibition. Greene, Yvonne Greene, H. B.

2-- Jim Opening from 4 p.m., Greer, Paul Hanna, ORANGE JUICE Sept. 5, the exhibition will be Howze, Clarence Kincaid, through Oct. 1 SHURFINE, 6 0Z.CANS shown at Lynwood Kreneck, Deborah La M FRESH BEEF regular gallery hours. Mar, Mary Lou McCarroll, or Kf Works will include water-col- Terry Morrow, John Queen, and acrylic paintings, Donna Read, Steve Reynolds, clay, metal, stone or fiber THOMPSON Mm 5l sculptures, prints in the screen Francis Stephen, Martha I or intaglio process, and pieces Sykes, Randy White and Bruce GRAPES ijflMP mm of jewelry and works in textiles Zwingelstein. 1 FRANKS SHURFRESH, 12 OZ. PKG. f PIZZA LB. Mm M M CORN Mr. Business Man... OUR DARLING INN NO. 303 CAN 139) 59' SHURFINE ?et Me A Front Door ) BUFFET 3 for 89 Put New Store SUGAR fmWmmmm'Jf LINDEN FARMS Tuesday Night PURE CANE, MORTON'S, In Your Business. J FRENCH FRIED BAR-B-Q-SAU- ALL YOU CAN EAT CE POTATOES 5-- LB. BAG 98 ONLY n89 Your Present Business 18 OZ. JAR 49' FROZEN, 2 LB. BAGS W Will Save j :P 2 FOR 89 look Better, Plus You NEW STORE HOURS: MONTtHRU SAT; 8-- 8, SUN. 8 A.M.- -l P.M. j On Heating And Cooling Costs. QUALITY MEATS COST NO MORE AT MONDAY jj- - CMFT0N GLASS MMN'S FOOD OF LITTLEFIELD j Double Gunn Bro. Stamp, Tuesday & Wednesday ANYTIME 385-60- 20, EMERGENCY NUMBER, CALL J I 9th & Levelltnd Highway

OWNER i 385-52- 42 HALL AVE . awwira nOC PHARISS , SOLE 35 o PISN 7 DAYS A WEEK PRICES GOOD MON. THRU SUN. WE REDEEM FOOJSIAMPS F mmmmmmmmmMmimmmmmmmmmmtmmmmmmmammtmmatmrmmmmtmtmmmmmmmmmtmmmm 0 . PACE 8, SECT l,TUELEADER.NEWS,LnTU:KlELI) TEXAS, SUNDAY, AUGUST 29, 1976 WHITHARRAL J

JIMMY MRS. HISAW and 15.000 ,!.., XS)14C'S CUT GREEN MANS Mrs. Joo Bitncr of Littlcilold del haven 5l visited with Ruby Pondor at llilfc" John Knox Retirement Village anas sot in Lubbock. Mrs. I oz-38- Ponder is a 10'," CREAM 17 9 Am' CORN J0AN 0F ARC' STYLE' former Whitharral resident wmtharral i and teacher. L7 m MR. AND MRS. Jack Gage rjyPRODUCE SPECIALS m and Scott wero at Whito River WHOLE NEW POTATOES hunts, 12 oz. 2jpp d 4l over tho weekend. o CHERI HISAW, Lana k, CALIFORNIA, and Kim White at- andfa:. tended the South Plains youth PEACHES YELLOW MEAT, LB. WHITE SWAN ,5 LB. BAG "I 39 SUGAR 99 rally in Brownfield on Monday night. The program was a concert given by the Continen- THOMPSON, tal Singers. MR. AND MRS. Ronnie GRAPES SEEDLESS, LB. 39 GLDIOLA,5 LB. BAG FLOUR 69" Culp, Mr. and Mrs. Gary I Culp, and Charlie Anderson, andChp, TS all of Lamesa visited in the Leslie Ref W. d VINE RIPE, home of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy LARGE SLICERS, Hisaw. famil TOMATOES ADMIRATION, ALL GRINDS $159 39' THE WHITHARRAL FFA .t;- LB. Averv anH COFFEE I rZh-.' r. their first meeting of the held ,.0N SUNDAY,7!; I jftN They elected officers for year. Jnmjr entered hu5 the coming year. They are as Perrvton Pull u... follows: President Walter the WHITE I " 12.000 pJ2 TEA SWAN, INSTANT, 3 0Z. JAR I $i& Kristinik; vice president, Bob- ell Peppers 339' T I ""g ton IflM t by Avery; sentinel, Mitch 15.000 nnnml ...... I I Si, t Grant; Red- ,i secretary, Roger placed third pulW CALIFORNIA, ing, treasurer, Marcus Sali- Mrs. Hisaw also kih 1 LB. nas, and reporter, Jimmy 4 Pull. The pull ttu Q$ Avery. The advisor this is 11 CARROT! CELLO BAG Jkj &W MIRACLE year be in PortJ WHIR QT. Ronny Miller. rndav nnA c.,...j JIMMY HISAW entered the ef'NewMeaoiJI Morton Tractor Pull on Friday ORANGE & Eastern New Meuo DRINK rich ready, gal. 99 and Saturday nights August J TWIN PACK c ui nusweu, Sept. j 20-2- He entered his 2255 Dumas 9 Sept. 9 POTATO OZ. Oliver in 12,000 tit CHIPS 69 the pound N.M. Sent, lft.1i RANCH STYLE o BEANS 15 oz. non-turb- class. He pulled 389' DANNY GRANT 205'2M getting second place. J waaenaebeenmAa He entered his D-2- 1 in the ousincss. MACARONI DINNER kkaft,7ioz. 389 KETCHUP HUNTS, 20 OZ. 5 ! FB annual meet, i 1 i k ! f dinner Sept. 4 Farm Bureau policies for Approed resolution J next year will be adopted and USDA INSPECTED FRESH DRESSED, LB. with state and nataiis rim I Elm directors will be elected at f Jf the become recommendttJ DISHWASHING annual meeting and barbecue the Texas Farm Bn of the Lamb County Farm NCH BRAND, VACUUM vention. The state cone PACKED, QQ Bureau. The will $1 meeting be will be held in Fort Wtrll THICK 1 T RAfllJ SLICED, LB. held September 4 5-- 12 PKG. at the Olton DETERGENT IWVVIl High School Cafeteria. The In Farm Bureau, ild chicken fried steak meal will VEL LIQUID ROSE must come from tie LOTION, BOLOGNA RANCH BRAND, 12 OZ. PKG. began at noon and the meeting (fit root- s- the count; IcjJ 22 OZ. ft will get underway afterwards. fori to participate in lb t Farm Bureau member and annual meetine ad FRANKS RANCH BRAND, 12 OZ. PKG. immediate family will 69 be Farm Bureau effective!) j served, at no charge. Guests for you and agncukut STRAWBERRY will be charged $2.50 per meal BACON ENDS & PIECES 3 lb . A $1 79 at the door. Speaking at the meeting will Amherst Ne be Bill Clayton, speaker of the PRESERVES Texas House of Representa- MRS. DOROTHY Chicken Fried tives and Lamb County Farm visited her son, Shen Steak Bureau wetb member. family for the On Sept. 3 at 8 p.m., the Amanllo, 69 county Policy Development VISITING HER etc STEM.JIN Committee will draft tentative Mrs. Sterle IDehil Es DR. PEPPER COCA COLA resolutions to be voted on at this week are Mr di the county convention. This Don Bishop and four t CRTN., 32 OZ. committee meeting is open to of Ponca City, Okla. Tli; j GROUND BEEF all Farm Bureau members. WITH PURCHASE OF $10. 59 Adopted querque in which Pom resolutions on OR MORE 29 1 F,Sr county matter become county nlavers had a Dirt i USDA CHOICE, Farm Bureau policies for 1977. joe Muchmore.theiic CHUCK ROAST BLADE CUT, LB. --s- 59' BATHROOM TISSUE ZEE NICE oft, rv IF YOU'RE NOT ill SATISFIED WITH YOUR BEEF, TRY OURS WE GUARANTEE i SATISFACTION. WE SELL ONLY USDA BEEF, FROZEN FOOD SPECIALS NO CHEMICALS ADDED TO OUR EEF.W RIB EYES, BONELESS CUT-U- CLUBS, P FRYERS PARTS. ChEE i; WE INVITE YOUR ORDER FOR OTCIALCUTS SHOESTRING POTATOES flav-r-pac,2o- oz. WE SELL THE BEST FOR 3$ LESS. Freezer Beef Always Available. OKRA BIRDSEYE, WHOLE OR CUT, 10 OZ. 39 Cut & Wrapped To Your Specifications . J ORANGE JUICE minute 6 maid, oz. 389 USDA DAJtT CHOICE, CENTER CUT, LB. LEMON JUICE MINUTE 7 69 MAID, 12 OZ . 2l Uf SPARETIME, BEEF, CHICKEN POT PIES USDA CHOICE l OR TURKEY, 6 OZ. AKIYI a07 6'i KUAdl 79 tvo0, DAIRY SPECIALS vr ri" w SO' c& ENGLISH CUT USDA w Plains, 12 Gal. $ 19 ROASTCHOICE 79 ICE CREAM Round Crtn . v afl9n MARGARINE CLUB STEAK USDA CHOICE $49 Ve chiffon, i lb. tub 59 PLANS- Ml BUTTERMILK - 'A gal., T-BO- crtn. 69 NE STEAK USDA CHOICE $159 COTTAGE sSatj3jjsit 4 CHEESE Littlefield's Full Service Super Market

I 100 Home Owned & Home Operated ' PLAINS, 24 OZ. CRTN. 89' i IdEH Specials Good Sunday, Aug. 29, Thru Saturday, Sept. 4. We Give Gunn Brothers Stamps Double Tuesday & Wednesday, Excluding Cigarettes. I'l We Sell Travelers Express Money &k ii Orders & Redeem USDA p.i 1 TOWELS Stamps. IIIiFIIL We Reservo TKb Rt. Limit t ' 'N Quantities. Open 7 Days A BRAWNY, LARGE ROLL ." A.m. imsr.M. i 'itt 1L i 3RZ HRfi.'inOO Campbell's Plumbing Compm : in WE MItif 1022 East 9th THE LEADEH-NEWS- , L1TTLEFIELD, TEXAS, SUNDAY, AUGUST 29, 197G, SECT 1, PAGE 9 j ,tte Bishop attends conference r- - Jnncttc ton. highways in.. with traffic signs, Texas House of Representa- GLORIA Sdiool Tho Anton High Student I? JACKSON I in Htghi marking off parking spaces In tives. Amherst News Council was awarded tho Out- front of the schools, 1 HAS iresented urn. conduction Janette said, "Tho em- -' 1 REACHED of standing Safety School for firo drills, .., Association conducting a hazard phasis seems to be in drug and 1976-7- 6 for tho ty area survey, placing JACK BENNY'S & i3!?. trash cans on crime education to take tho comprising District 4 of TASC. school bnal Stuoeni grounds, putting up SUPT. J message to stu- LAMAR "" - award was made-- younger Kelly stated C. C. Carricos and Clyde field Tuesday afternoon. Any- I u.M t Sam Hous- This on tho "no smoking" signs In gym, IMMORTAL AGE OF f dents to catch them beforo LThursday that Amherst Boltons. one having lived in the county Hunts- - basis of safety projects con- distributing "Drive lUnnersity, Friendly, thoy get started and to try to schools began this week with a ducted during tho school year. tho Texas SCOTT HARMON, son of 25 years is eligible to attend. Way" stickers. develop full corps of nf Mr. Projects included a Bicycle values." teachers. Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Harmon Heretofore, a resident in the .....tin, w Sponsors of the safety con- ka IIRUUllki decorating She stated that one of the" Mfy AND MRS. Bo Lance is leaving this weekend for county had to be here by a 39 Bishop, An Rodeo, the halls as tests are the TASC, Eddie Texas highlights of the conference are residing in the Karen Huntsville. He attends Sam certain date to be a member. Safety Association, tho Texas was a program presented by Rich's place on North Main Houston State University as a Education Agency, fflCOOOCCCCCCOOCOOCCOCOCCCCOCCCOOOCCCOCCOCOC! division of the Texas Department of Cor- Street. second year student. Safety and Driver Education, BEAUTIFUL rections, Huntsville. Three in- KIM HARMON son of Mr. MR. AND MRS. Hurlburt TRIED THE REST, and the Governor's Office. LAKE LOTS yOim The mates told their personal ex- and Mrs. Sam Harmon has winning Slate of Oklahoma City arrived WATERFRONT AND OFF WATERFRONT LOTS ON school in each district periences of how they became returned from Indianapolis, was Thursday for a few days visit BEAUTIFUL LAKE SPENCE AT ROBERT LEE, TEXAS. JVOW TRY THE BEST! awarded a plaque, the trip involved in drugs, and in a Ind., where he and five frater- to the with Mrs. Lenore La Grange, 3 HOURS DRIVE FROM LITTLEFIELD. SPLENDID SKI- national conference and program called, "Operation nity members of the Alpha a cowboy hat. Mrs. Walton Macmanus and ING, FABULOUS FISHING, FINE DEER HUNTING, Kick-It- ". Tau Delta national fraternity Mrs. Lynn E. Slate and The theme of the conference TURKEY, QUAIL, AND DOVE. ELECTRICITY, TREAT- Each school in the Texas attended a meeting there. Kim friends. was "Make a Difference." ED CITY WATER, GOOD ROADS. MODEST DOWN Associaton of Student Councils is president of the fraternity at A NUMBER of Amherst There were 272 schools nation- PAYMENT AND UP TO 8 YRS. TO PAY. may enter the school safety West Texas State, Canyon. citizens attended the annual wide attending the conference. WRITE LAKE SPENCE VACATION SERVICE. contest for the year 1976-7- 7. Last spring he represented the meeting of the Lamb County Larry Knight, Big Spring High BOX 21, ROBERT LEE, TEXAS, 76945 OR CALL ipmmiHG co. Contest forms will be provided fraternity at a meeting in Pioneers held in the Lamb School students, was elected later in the school year by the Tennessee. Kim is a senior at County Ag. Building in Little-- LUBBOCK OR vice president of the student Texas Education Agency. W.T. and is registering this cocoeccooosococcocccocccoccoocoococoocecoo' PLMBIHG, HEATING group. The conference will be weekend. held at Olympia, Wash, next MR. AND MRS. Sam Har- summer. mon returned from their cabin AND the banquet keynote in Ruidoso. While there Mr. speaker was Mike Morrow, and Mrs. Rodney Maxficld MR CONDITIONING San Antonio. He is billed as and two children were their "America's Happiest Speak- guests. er." He is a former Student MR. AND MRS. Homer Council sponsor and principal Peel have returned from a few HOUR of Robert E. Lee High School days visit with relatives in 24 SERVICE in North East School district, Burkburnett. Mrs. Peel (Jur-ett- a) San Antonio. had recvered from a bout with the flu before their going He used a variety of exper- away. & BONDED iences to relate to the prob- UCtHSlD RAYMOND BOARMAN of lems of today. He is a state y : .iiimu..;:""--- ' y. 1 "t jrtJt-- u lVi.r Phoenix several Bp!ji spent days officer in the Texas Auc- ff Iffffl'lr JANETTE with his cousin, Mrs. Jim tioneers Association and re- BISHOP Bradley and Mr. Bradley. $85-370- ceived a citation for his work in 4 DR. AND MRS. B. L. Bur-di- tt human relations from the Roger Scott and Cindy are home from a Get Your Auto Parts Here escorts senator vacation trip to points of interest in Old Mexico. , A former Littlefield police MRS. R. L. BROWN of America rides Planning for a good life calls for a good sergeant, Rogert Scott, had Albuquerque visited her education. And a good life insurance plan. the honor of escorting Senator mother, Mrs. Etta Jones and TMONROer Loyd Bentsen on his campaign other relatives last weekend. trip while in Hereford re- BARRY YARBROUGH Let's talk. Professionally." cently. home last week after a MONROE-MATI- C Scott is now with the Here- visit with his relatives here ford police department, and he and in Littlefield. His grand- ABSORBER was off duty when his chief parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roger SHOCK called him and asked him to Britt took him home in time for serve as escort. school in Los Angeles. KG. '12" 95 After escorting the senator RHONDA BEAULIEU of 'En NOW $8 Iluhprt Hpnrv downtown, he escorted him to Whittier, Calif., is visiting her the Hereford Country Club grandparents, 514 E. 12th Mr. and Mrs. and ate with the senatorial Arlis Humphreys and other 385-626- 0 delegation. relatives. The twelve year old S&J AUTO PARTS i!4" Life a Scott has been with the girl will return home the week Southwestern of Labor Day to enter school. Hereford police, department, t E 385-51- Mkitnig -- r 201 9th 94 poofA. atom trfuoK about six month, moving there MR. AND MRS. C. L. is from Littlefield. Parker of Ralls ore visiting the

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v PAGE 10, SECT. 1, THE LEADER-NEW- UTTLEFIELD, TEXAS, SUNDAY, AUGUST 29, 1976 Peru student visits Lackeys Boys Ranch Labor Day Rodeo slated CBaPtists Carlos Samamo of Dallas Littlefield to help Stevo Lackey - this pa,t Two performances of the September 5 and 6 with ap- Ranch will have some part in travel long distances with their I and his mother, Mrs. Rosa celcbrato his 18th birthday. winter people ex 32nd annual Boys Ranch Droximately 10,000 the Rodeo, with about 150 families to attend. More than TlIi Samamo of Lima, Peru, were Carlos was ono of tho Lions Rodeo are scheduled for 2:30 ported to drive to Cal Farley's competing with each other on 3,000 boys have lived ot tho in Jim Club Youth weekend guests tho Exchongo boys month kn...l,a Day week- Ranch for the event. Ranch since its founding by Buln Baptist we p.m. in the Labor Boys the Brahma bulls, bareback HUL- A- The Lackey homo. They camo to who stayed with tho Lackeys fcm Kb end, Sunday and Monday, All of the 370 boys of the broncs, steers and calves. The Cal Faley in 1939. Church observed their 50th Rodeo is tho only one in the An added attraction will be anniversary Sunday, Aug. 22, nation that has boys as the barbecue beef plates and other with a homecoming for post only contestants riding profes- refreshments sold by tho boys. pastors of the MAKING AN members and Ml sional rodeo stock under Reserve box seat tickets are on church Brother R. D Thorn-marso- n, XW R.C.A. rules. Top honors of sale at the Boys Ranch Office, pastor of the South 3Swv4Sft INSTALLMENT PURCHASE? the Rodeo are the titles of 600 West 11th Street in Manor Baptist Church in Ros-wel- l, STORM WINDOWS Let m provide you tcith Credit Life or Senior and Junior Amarillo and can be obtained was the guest speaker for w Cowboys. by writing P. O. Box 1890 or the morning service. Brother PR calling 806372-234- 1. The re- the Credit Life, Health and Accident Insur Thommarson was pastor of & DOORS The Rodeo is also a tradi- served box seat tickets are Bula Church 1960-196- 6. tional homecoming for grad- $2.50 and general admission to loan disaster is Lunch was served in the ance pay off your if uates of the Ranch who are $1.50 for adults and 75 cents Fellowship Hall of the church NOW IS THE TIME TO strikes. members of the Boys Ranch for children rs of age at the noon hour. The after- THE Alumni Association. Some will and under. noon program consisted of INSTALL BEFORE THE brother Eddie Riley, pastor of STOK INSURANCE 4 the church, reading the fifty DUST AND BAD Arranging flowers year history of the church, r """along with lots of music and 517 Phelps Avenue Litrlefield, Texas visiting Mr and Mrs. James WEATHER 385-42- 40 Sinclair of Union, former is program topic members of the church, fur- nished the special music for CALL sssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss The Littlefield Young Home-make- rs Harbin, Ellen Massengill, the afternoon. Approximately of Texas met Thursday Vona Tidwell, and Shirley 125 were present for the day TWO BIG EVENTS August 26, 1976 in the Flame Savage. long obrvance Room of the Pioneer Natural if &, v CRARGH GLASS Gas Company for a salad ROCKY FORD BAPTIST CHURCH supper and a program on floral Bass Club meets Monday OF LITTLEFIELD arrangements. A pending tournament and p.m Monday, Aug. 30, in tho 385-602- 0, The Chapter guest speaker EMERGENCY NUMBER, CALL ANYTIfE Tues., Aug. 31, 8:00 p.m. will was Kip Cutshall from Chis-hol- m rules be discussed and a Savings and Loans J" 385-35- 26 Floral. He showed the film will be shown when the community meeting room. mm 817 HALL AVE. Gospel Singing At Its Best how Littlefield Bass Club meets chapter and guests to DOC PHARISS, SOLE OWNER pv ' make flower arrangements Monday evening. All members and interested .. Presented By: The Hazel Family, Lubbock from a small to a large The meeting is set for 7:30 persons are invited to attend. v4KTJBm mm mMmmmm,yimm assorted arrangement. WEEK-EN- REVIVAL After the program a small Sept. 3rd. 1th. & 5th- - 8:00 p.m. Fri. & Sat. business meeting was called to Sunday Semces- - 10:00 a.m. & 11:00 a.m. discuss the up coming new Sunday School and Morning Worship Sen ices- - year to begin the next meeting when there will be an election HBi flY VLB 553r?MU vJWm- - 6:00 p.m. Training Union & 6:30 p.m. Evening Worship HH 1b H"' of new officers. 0 I, Dinner on Grounds Following Morning Worship. A salad supper was served to guests Coston, F. Eangelist: Bro. Melvin Hooten, Memphis, Tx. Mae Mrs. S. White, Mrs. Terry Evins, Song Leader- - GASH Marvin Lewis, Muleshoe and Alice Montalvo. mmm Pianist: n Maudie Speck, Muleshoe Members attending were n Alice Bobby Mag-rude- r, cm Potts, e t ALL WELCOME Kathy Graves, Linda ssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss fi ON WILSON'S li ERTIFIED MEAT

A Banker's Viewpoint.... r --if ' ,w It disturbs us, in this bicentennial year, that there are some people in our country who seemingly are ready to write off our future as a progressing nation. We couldn't disagree more with the idea that this country is on an uncontrollable Yet decline. some people who ought to know ' better seem to think it is. p; IT A SAYEf Former diplomat Clare Boothe Luce, undoubtedly an ex- tremely intelligent woman, made some comments not long ago regarding United States prospects for its third century. She called & herself "an optimist who thinks good things can happen but probably won't." She forecast nuclear war within 25 years, said the country SEE COUPON BELOW has no goals, and that moral order in the country is collapsing. Admiral Elmo R. Zumwalt, former chief of naval operations, WILSON'S CERTIFIED i'lmmmmi, has written a book in which he says Secretary of State Henry Kissinger believes the United States is moving downhill and that FRANKS his job is to get the best deal he can from the Soviet Union before 59 our inferiority becomes too obvious. WILSON'S CERTIFIED Some people think inflation is going to wipe out the eco- $ 34 1 nomics of the country. Others say the welfare system will break BACON , 1 the nation, and the Social u imm Security system will collapse. EWriEoiSI WILSON'S CERTIFIED We agree that all things mentioned are problems, some extremely serious. But we believe at the same time that, since the people of our country recognize the problems, they'll keep BOLOGNA 89 pressure on our politicians to straighten them out. It is true that Russia is not living up to the spirit of detente. Mil But we still have the capacity to obliterate Russia if there should be a nuclear attack, and the Russians know it. Meanwhile, we can, and should, beef up our conventional ground, air and naval BONELESS forces suffiently to command the full respect of all potential H aggressors. If our Congress heeds the demands of the people, for HAM balanced federal budgets and restraints in spending and taxation, BACON we can keep inflation N under control while correcting our mis- takes welfare and K in other programs. If we do these things we'll be ecnomicaJly stronger. Ours is still the world's jEfl&rw fltfl.n greatest nation. With confidence COOf" mgL' u I. $099 uta ;J! in our future, and the same kind of determination that made m&mr this nation strong in the first place, the always-resourcef- ul Amer- ican people will make our country's third century far better than hA its first two. E9l People Serving People n I with money for your cask rot turn certified Homes, Forms and m Business :iO$f 6 FACf LAMU INClUOiNO TMi CttliHP 19 riQM ANY 3 NOOUCTi KATUKO IN THIS ai; $2 iitmmiUimcaTtre Att Uftiu mtwSm im ctTtf o itoft WOOOCTS fCAWKD W THIS AD m ificfJfftSSYSUNGOHtH -- .. ssEsaia CCAQO,IUrllOI,e7; M - i siffljsna- m&um ryim.tm 1 &mjm - Ff jpWf'T ' Ml jUf -- . . wm fiia MaTSVA isuuiwmiuMuiuotKiaut uv w -- xiunM JPF A. "

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1 BfctfT THE LEADER-NEW- LITTLEFIELD, TEXAS, SUNDAY, AUGUST 20, STB, J,. PAG Eftl Pioneer Days By PETE PETERMAN kraut, togtftber wkfo their milk, f SAVEWtTH HOME CANNING butter, and eggs; poople fn f To feed the family long time those days had more good OUR LOWER lot of folks had to put up j nf ago, a wholesome food than the BTXNTNOW FOODS a lot of food in season when it modem supermarket. y was ready. Kids went baAfooted at Both fruit and vegetables least half the time, wore

--. from the gardens and orchards hand-me-dow- n clothes, took $139 were to be canned in fruit jars, their bath in a wash tub, and 5 1 SIRLOIN STEAK processed and sealed with were usually healthy; and CHOICE, LB rubber rings to keep it from knew how to work and thought i spoiling. nothing of it. They didn't mind ; OCA COLA When the fruit was ripe, walking to school for the t $49 everyone mom, dad and all simple reason, they all had to " CLUB STEAK CHOICE, LB the kids helped gather, pre- walk. : Ql BOTTLES , pare, and do it up when it was Most senior citizens of today ; at the right stage of maturity. grew up under these condi-- ; 29 Corn in season, when in the tions and environments, and l RIB roasting ear stage, was pro- of being CARTON 1 STEAK CHOiCE, LB have the distinction ; bottle cessed, sealed under pressure, the most progrtsiive people and put away for winter use. the world has over known. ' J Preserves, pickles, jams, and Hats are off to the modem FAMILY STEAK jellies, all had their days when super markets and food pro- - " LB 98' the time was ripe. cessing plants. They are all R PEPPER fr fine, and woYideritt ; and for a Most houses were built with much easier way of life, but J a basement or cellar under many of the children of today BOTTLES, BEEF grow up in idleness, and !0Z SHORT RIBS LB 59 them, with a lot of shelves and racks to put the jars on. It was without caro bud responsibi-- cool, and didn't get cold lity. ' ' J 29 enough to freeze in the winter Modem transportation and 1 time. processing, together with BOTTLE CARTON CH0R1Z0S GLOVER'S, LB 89' Most large families would modem packaging, and refri- have four or five hundred jars geration iiavetitan oyer the of every kind of fruits and occupation of mankind; and' QQ4 vegetables stored in the cellar. there's just not enough work to LITTLE home-cure- SIZZLERS HORMEL, 12 OZ PKG With d meats, occupy the population. dried fruits, beans, peas, and Vast relief programs and iD DRESSING SHURFINE32 potatos all stored away for food stamps have (become 0Z 79 future use, they had their own necessary to feeif the people food. who once could feed BEEF LB STEAKS CHICKEN FRIED, 98 Meat, lard, soap, and sauer- - 1KEYE PEAS RANCH STYLE, WJALAPENOS 4l - 5$ V J GEBHARDT'S, 19 OZ f Senior Corner 83' d CATSUP M L I TOMATO, By DON PITTS IUT BUTTER PETER PAN,28 0Z DEL MONTE, 20 OZ In my work with the elderly, pered in their lives might even I have seen enough suffering have a better view of God than 6- GIANT SIZE to ask the question we all must those of us who live freer lives, UR GLADIOLA,5 LB BAG fkji l "g ask at one time or another: The essential qaestion that Why does God allow this to she asks and answers is this:' happen? Margret Clarkson, How does one turn the thorny ., f COFFEE in her book "Grace Grows hedge of a lifetime disability or Best in Winter," has helped inescapable suffering into A ' iAR 1 LB shurrn, 5 LB BAG SHURFINE, CAN me find part of the answer, blessing? Shv says ikat God The authoress sees God's places a hedge around every $69 wisdom and love even in what believer to protect him from appears to be great suffering. evil and provide sanctuary :ade FAMILY SIZE, 65 OZ In our lives we all encounter from the world. For.most of tts SLICED BEETS restrictions that prevent us the hedge is a'blesskg but for from living the full, active life some the hedge contains A$l SHURFINE, 16 OZ that we would like. The elderly thorns and ' OUR DARLING, CAN WMMMMMA can mean much person confined to a bed in a pain and suffering. ' nursing home, the person that ' is blind for life or the wife who bread SHORTENING SNOWDRIFT, VEGETABLE' must watch her husband die of She answers with the Holy I TENDERCRUST an incurable disease are more Spirit. Christ turned the thorn- - I severly restricted than most of iest tree of all into a thing of ' BATH SAFE Ms. Clarkson describes BATHROOM FAMILY SIZE SOAP GUARD, BATH.SIZE us. beauty and joy. He'volantarily J these restrictions as God's took upon himself the hedge of ', hedges. She shows several all of our sins. Through Him J ways which these hedges can we have the fruits of the Spirit: J 269 CHERRIES SHURFINE, 16 OZ be a glory to God. "love, joy, peace, iongsuffer- - J TISSUE ing, gentleness, faith, meak- - PINE SOL SHURFINE, Sometimes it seems to take ness and temperance." (Gal. J 5:22,23) We FRUIT COCKTAIL 17 OZ some pain or suffering to open don't have much ; NORTHERN, ones eyes to the beauty of the say about our hedges, but ; surely God 15 world. Ms. Clarkson develops doesn't limit His J 4 ROLL PACK OZ -- this idea using the image of fruits to those with- healthy J Surest I someone being hedged in very bodies and spirits. 79 UNA STAR KIST, FLAT CAN I am young and have en-- closely by suffering yet still having a grand view of the sky dured comparatively little suf- - i and the glory of creation. The fering, yet tbk lady's words j author goes on to say that have the ring of Truth about t 4 Mil king." inS1M 1 - LIQUID DETERGENT 32 oz 69 1 those who are severely ham- them. FRUIT PEARS white lime, iowtm FOOD KING, 1 39 NESTEA 3 OZ JAR m Ik. M, DRINKS 16 OZ 33 FROZEN FOODS' ORCHARD, ASSORTED FLAVORS, iRRRf m n LQV lafWjfffnffk COBBLERS OLE SOUTH, 32 OZ 99 ivw " 12 GALLON CBHft, mm JT f btw itmatmmmi AiBBB II fL t ffi 11; COOL WHIP BIRDSEYE, 9 0Z 59 II AMiilALUt wmmmmmv I . BbmirBM- - .m m

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PAGE 12, SECT. 1, THE LEADER-NEWS- , UTTLEFIELD, TEXAS, SUNDAY, AUGUST 29, 1976 Federation OPEN 9 Please don't square dance BULA NEWS A.M. TO i n hurt my kids set Sept. 4 1 MR. AND MRS. E. 0. with her father, Mr. and Mrs. great fall and Dear Driver: The First of a Battles spent tho weekend H. M. Block. David is attend- winter line-u- p of squaro and visiting with her brother and ing South West Seminary BIG SMITH round dances sponsored by the Today, my daughter, who is six years old, started to school for wife, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. there. Lubbock Square and Round the first time. Her brother was with her, but ho's only nine Estes and his sister and hus- MR. AND MRS. Buddy Dance Federation will be Sat., BUCKAROCTBIG himself, and he still looks pretty little to me. Their cocker spaniol, band, Mr. and Mrs. E. P Medlin of Amarillo spent Sun- BELLS Sept. 4, 1976 in the Fair Park whose name is "Scott", sat on the front porch and whined his Holly of Hollis, Okla. Friday day night and Monday with his Coliseum in Lubbock. The re- canine belief in the folly of educaton as they waved "goodbye" evening the women had a brother tho L. H. Medlins. NEVER , quested round dancing will WERE and started off to the halls of learning. birthday celebration for their CECIL JONES is recovering a begin at 7:30 p.m. and the Last night we talked about school-- my daughter and I. She husbands, since both had from an emergency appendec- grand march will be "stepped wondered what the teacher would be like... she hoped she could birthdays so closo together tomy last Friday afternoon at MEANT TO STAY $$J at 8 sit beside Mary (the little girls next door). She said her "letters" off" p.m. Mrs. Battles brother, Mr. the Methodist Hospital, Lub- 1 1 - REG I for me-ju- st to be sure she knew them. Oh, we talked about a lot of The guest caller for the Wayne Estes of Wellington, bock. Cox ULtAN. things- - tremendously vital, unimportant things. Then she tried on evening will be Andy Petrere was with them for the birthday MR. AND MRS. Jerry Jamie and De- her plaid pinafore to show me... and then to bed. from Greenwell Springs, La. observance, along with other and children, and Mrs. This national caller is one of relatives. Sunday they all at- nene, and Mr. girls, Ro- the most popular callers in this tended the O. M. community Darwin McBee and helpless- - sound asleep, with of She looked so "Princess area. Andy has been calling annual picnic, at a lako near bin, Belinda and Mitzi J doll) cuddled in right arm. You see, I'm women's ' Elizabeth" (that's her her since 1963. He has recorded on Hollis. Enochs, also the ttp is $1088 doll is broken cut, or her daddy. When her or her finger her the Windsor, Mustang, and MRS. VIRGINIA Davila and father, Mr. Morris Phillips and I fix it- - but when she and Brother hand gets banged, can start the Lightnings labels and is son, Bernie have recently re- son, Leon of Muleshoe, and walk they're in your Phillips, school, when they across the street, then presently with Bogan of Hous- turned from spending nine Mr. and mrs. Bumel hands. ton. His latest release is "Gas days with her parents Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Phillips and They're nice kids, both of them. They like to ride horses and and Mrs. Stanley Phillips Light Medley" a recent dance Mrs. Quinton Tamez, at Mr. 3 FOR 30 swim and hike with me on Sunday afternoon. But I can't be with Antonio and Mr. and of the month on the east coast. Mathis. Her father was in. the all of San them all the time. I have to work to pay for their clothes and Phillips of Al- Petrere has been on the staff hospital for 10 days, following Mrs. Mason education. So please help me look out for them. Please drive recently returned from at Round de Voux, Ashville, on accident on one of his bany, slowly past the schools and intersections- - and please remember 10 days camped out Those heavyweight N.C.; Surf and Swing, Gal- - hands, and she assisted in spending that children do run from behind parked cars. in cool mountains around denims are as veston; La Magnigiquo Week- caring for him while there. the Pagosa Springs, Colo. They authentically western end, Baton Rouge and New MR. AND MRS. Joe Hoith-coc- k keg, -- A Proud Daddy a river, Orleans; Su Mar in Longview, and son, Jeff of Carlsbad, were camped near as rawhide. MMiKtt where they did lots of fishing BIG Camper's Retreat, Percy and Mrs. Mary Britt of Am- And just about as tough. Mffii hiking, played vollyball Guinn Park in McComb, Miss, herst were guests in the Nolan also and badminton. The children That's and the Gatlingburg Hoedown Harlan home Friday evening. because buck! all enjoyed riding the old train Big Smith makes them in Gatlingburg, Tenn. He has VISITING WITH tho P. R. from Durango to Silverton. ol the most durable two home clubs and teaches Pierces Sunday and also at- On their return home the 100 sanforized cotton dance classes. He mokes one tending the anniversary ser- denim With doubly and McBee family national tour a year and the vices at the Baptist church Cox family reinforced scoop front night at Taos, N.M. Lubbock area is fortunate to were Mrs. Jean Jackson, Miss spent the pockets A brass zipper AM have booked him this year. Alma Lou Pierce, Mrs. Debra and attended the Indian that just won't quit Walls, Mrs. Melody Monzingo dances. And kept their styling The Stardusters Square AND Tom Bo-ga- rd in the best Western and son, Chris, all of Lubbock. MR. MRS. tradition vOF! Dance Club will be the host So they won't come JOHN DAVID HARLAN, drove to Olton after club and their caller, Gary church services Sunday and apart on the job, or in son of Mr. and Mrs. Nolan your Smith, will be the emcee were dinner guests of their washing machine Harlan, was honored on his Big Smith EVERY calling the grand march. Ray seventh birthday with party daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Buckeroo George and Betty James of the a Flares TUESDAY NIGHT Tuesday afternoon in the home Kennison. Lubbock Rounders Club will MR. AND MRS. John Black-ma- n of Mr. and Mrs. Jack With-ro- I 5:30 8:00 p,m. direct the round dancing. His little friends accom- enjoyed having with them Some 1,500 Lubbock and panied him to the Withrow Sunday, her sister, Mr. and Delicious .. . filling! Soup, salad, area dancers are expected to school bus. All Mrs. Weldon Harkness of 0 attend this dance according to home on the pizza, cavatini and spaghetti .. . playing and Lubbock and her brother, Mr. the L.A.S. & R.D.F. president, enjoyed games, seeing the honoree open his P. E. Dever of Plainview, also ALL YOU CAN EAT! Jon Lamberson. Theie ore 23 birthday packages. Tim Marshall of Lubbock. local and area square and surprise Mrs. Withrow served cheese MR. AND MRS. Donald 0ny round dance clubs and be- $ sandwiches, birthday Grusendorf of Plainview vis- cause of the last holiday cracker cake, and punch to the guests. ited with her mother Mrs. CHILDREN:2' weekend, many visitors are Rowena Richardson, over the Each were given favors of 6 and under, FREE expected. weekend and i puzzles and ballons. attended the 7 years . . . 70! mrra Admission will be taken at hats, 8 years.. 80 birthday 50th aniversary at the Baptist ICJLC the dorr for the dancers. Celebrating John's 9 years . . . 90 with him were Jamie and Church. 10 years... $1.00 Spectators are always welcome MISS ORALIA DAVILA, free of charge. Denene Cox, Donald and Dora o COME FILL UP1 Black, and Karla Withrow, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bemado Davila, entered South ll Nolan Harlan, Mrs. H. M. Plains College. Oralia will be taking nursing training. She I Black and Mrs. John Hubbard. 1 I PRICES SLASHED will be living off campus in one MR. AND MRS. John Adud-de- ll of the homes approved by the Sew Fun ON of Lake Hubbard spent For several days the past week college. with their daughter and STACY SMITH of Lubbock, ALL 1976'$ IN STOCK family, Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt spent several days the past Tiller, and were also here for week visiting with his grand- T-SHI- DEMONSTRATORS RT NEW the Baptist Church anniver- mother, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. RUGBY 2 Oldsmobiles 3 Pontiacs 1 Grand Prix sary celebration. Black, Donald and Dora. MR. AND MRS. Jerry Smith MRS. Mammie Smith of 4 1 4 ' GMC's Catalina Door and son, Stephen of Smithville TOP TRADE ON YOUR CAR Midland, was Saturday night FABRIC were guests over the weekend guest in the John Latham wMnUWk. "BEFORE YOU BUY, GIVE US A TRYl" of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. and also " home, with the Jack 51 . 801 Hall Ave. Jack Withrow and Kennith Austins Sunday night. Mrs. Johnson at the Muleshoe Ll,,lefleld 3855171 Smith came up for the anniver- ucurtd &ell Church of Christ Saturday sary at the Baptist Church. i9rk evening. Mrs. Smith and her husband, Dris-co- M MR. AND MRS. David ll Walter Smith lived at Bula fly LMl a aH A OLDS-CADILL- - P0NT1AC -- GMC, INC i ' fcaSHUSII and son Michael of Fort 1951-195- 3, where he was pas- Worth, spent the weekend tor of the Bula Baptist Church. r "".

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PAGE 2, SECT. 2, THE LEADER-NEWS- , UTTLEFIELD, TEXAS, SUNDAY, AUGUST 20, 1976 REMOVE ODOR To removo tho stale odor of Randy Cook earns and ashes from GLORIA JACKSON, 5 cigarettes tho 4M v I vacuum cleaner, spray tho WT IF' i I SO YOU'RE I inside of a new bag with starting spot at disinfectant, or saturnto a junior will pieco of cotton with your Former Llttlcfield standout Thn 225 nound favorite cologne and place Randy Cook has earned a start at right for tho Buffaloes wN 39 inside the bag. Wit starting berth on tho West when they open tho season nth?B K jBf nK DRIED HERBS Texas State Buffalo football Sept. 18 by hosting Wichita GUESS YOU'LL SAY Dried herbs are four times team. State. The Buffalo media guide $39 NEXT YEAR,TOO? more powerful than fresh ones, and powdered herbs are k- urjt says that "Cook moved into twice as powerful as dried jmzmiB& the 1976 season with a chance at defensive ones. RANDY-1COOK nt a starting job liHBniBflwi end after being tried at offen- sive tackle and linebacker during his first two years as a Buff. sparingly JwERKp "He played only at strong linebacker last year 4 tackle Crafton Glass Does It,.. iSST A oxgall but moved to offensive and then defensive end in the Custom spring. Cook was a two-wa- y Screen Replacements In Frames star for three V ..; league champions at Littlefield for coach Jerry Blakely. He THIS BATCH OF RETURNING STARTERS provide the Anton Bulldogs with Window Glass Installed In Custom Frames A NtVV COMPITTER then, jj Cl0"6! All-Sou- to be in contention for the District 2B title this fall, thinks coach CON1ROLLEP HIPWUUC BMfcN& was named to the Rusty Shannon I i SYSTEM PEVElOflP By to fill 18 positions, Plains teams as a senior." players arc expected about offensively and defensively. Staff pi W7EBNATIOMAL TELEPHPWE AUP Framed Mirrors On Sale TEiEGeAPH cam Stop a vehicle Cook is the son of Mr. and IN A MIWIMUM PlTAWCE WITH Mrs. Fred Cook and is major- Stock Sheet Mirror Cut To Your Size HO $IPPM6' ing in finance. Anton Bulldogs look

:Non-Glar- e' Picture Glass For Picture Frames SJ&5 to 2-- B championship Good Selection Of spot was winning three of tho . CRAHOH GLASS "If we can just get by our and cornetback sf STADIUM SEATS first three non-distri- ct gomes last four games and allowing cher. points in OF LITTLEFIELD in good shape, we'll be con- just seven the final ShnnnAH i cham- two. 1 tending for the zone district 2Bsouthio! 385-602- 0, Just In Time For Football pionship." "We switched defenses EMERGENCY NUMBER, CALL ANYTIME "c ,a "prauijtJi), hU So says Anton Coach Rusty about the middle of these uuwn ana Amherst, 1 niT iiaii Avr iococoajoj-oj- .u n 01 nrtUMvc, Shannon, in his first season as season, going to what wo call a nnnnn hnvn .... I52S the split middle," explained Shan- DOC PHARISS, SOLE OWNER top man on the Bulldog this year," he S coaching staff. Last season, non. "And there's no question SPORTSWORLD "vial nus some lis Shannon was an assistant as we played our best ball after size, and of 429 Phelps 385-32- 43 couru i 4-- 6 that. This season we'll be Vine (Unt . : . . the Bulldogs compiled a ,UJ n winning irt season record, but the bright going with that from the the district, defoM start." pion Sudan has rotvl motbbhhi Returning to man that de- fense are nine starters, and there are a like number of ANTON SCHE starters back offensively. Sept. 3 Hart The Bulldogs were forced to Sept. 10 Sudan pass often in 1975 because of Sept. 17 Valley the unlucky habit of falling Sept. 24 Meadon' $, behind early and playing Oct, 1 Smjer having to catch up. Shannon Oct. 8 Sundown' hopes to have a moro balanced Oct 15 Amherst' attack this season, and feels he Oct. 22 0'DonneE !J has the runners to do it. Oct. 29 Ropes' Rex Jones (6-- 0, 175, Sr.), Nov. 5 Whiteface' ""' Steve Green (5-- 118, Jr.) and Nov. 12 Zone Lonnie Tims (6-- 0, 160, Sr.) are district games returning in the backfield, and Anton has the All-Sou- Plains District: 2B. Masotf ' 230frt quarterback again in senior dogs. Colors: Purple i r Zane Butler (6-- 160). Open- Returners; 12 startti "GOIN' HOME" SI'! ing holes for the quartet will offensive, nine defeml be returning starters Scott tions. Head Coickl S."l . rod-rigu- Goen (6-- 4, 210), Ricky Shannon, first jea (6-- 0, 225), Keith Stolk coaches; Mike Biglq lU (6-- 210) and All-Sou- Plains backers and ranncji center Matt Grace (6-- 1, 175). Harlan White. I line), The problem overall is offensive (receivers and iM speed. Not a player on the ends.) Scrimmages:. p.- - r; team can break 11 seconds in Nazareth, T Aug W H the 100, and according to burg, H Roster sue1 fi Shannon, "If the other team gets outside on a sweep it's like saying wo'll receive tho shoot -, wjk kickoff the next play." Trap But the Bulldogs are deep, .,1 especially in the line, where at Whitlmrral currently three players are battling it out for ono guard The Whitharral Yoq 'At) position. Problems like that mers trap shoot coaches love to have. today from 1 p.m. Other top names to watch down at the trap are tight er three and one-ha- lf oM Sammy Peacock, split end Ray of Whitharral on US.! Stone, defensive end Mike Sea Cash prizes wil

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FIRST PUCE PRIZE SECOND PLACE PRIZE It's so easy. . . ,. no 3 Anyone can enter! Read the rules. THIRD PLACE PRIZE GRAND PRIZE atart winning $9 2 TICKETS TO THE RULES OF THE .tr NEW YEAR'S GAME CONTEST: Plus $25.00 Expense Money .i .v All you have to do to be eligible for the weekly cash prizes is to complete the form below and place (or mail) it in the designated box at the Leader-New-s OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK office. It is the contestants responsibi- Lamb County Leader-Ne- ws Football Contest lity to see that the form has been ' placed in the entry box and the I Deadline 5:30 Friday Leader-New- placed in the entry box and the s Game No. Winner assumes no responsibility 1.. One game is listed in each advertise- ment. Pick the winner and insert the 2.. name of that team in the OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK below. Then in the 3.. "Tie Breaker" section, put the total WP score you believe the teams will make. 4., i . Weekly judging will be based on ?'.-- the 5.. total number guessed correctly. In case V2 of a tie, the er will be used to p mf? 6. determine the top winners. Decision of I 7. the Leader-New- s scoring judges will be f final. 8. To be eligible for the 2 free tickets to 9.. the New Year's Game at the COTTON it BOWL, the total number of correct 10.. guesses will be totaled through the 11. season. 12.. One entry per contestant week. TIE BREAKER TOTAL SCORE BE SURE to complete the forms by Friona Vs. Floydada PRINTING plainly your name and Hlfc complete address and turning in the if Whitharral Vs. Cotton Center entry blank only. Contest winners will V be ftH Name announced in each Thursday's issue V of the Leader-New- s. Address All tied games are considered wrong r unless called as a tie. Hi

Ernest Mills Cotton Co. ItflvrnT-- ,v.dadc v.,,rniMC v.w,rniM JurruiLjci iddi icc GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE r A DIVISION OF THE GOODYEAR TIRE A RUBBER CO "AIWQVS A Foir PrJrA" iffi H 4-- M 'tX2& 104 385-51- 62 O 1517 E. 9th 806-385-5- Dale Mauldin, Mgr. all i Game No. 1 Game No. 2 Dimmitt Vs. Crosby ton Olton Vs. Tulia w - MR ?VLJ,

&o&. x. TSteCox v vaB'b r. mvpiik r i ui i 0m & DELISTING 'c w it 1028 East 9th 385-51- 26 "Home Of Fine Cotton Seeds" In The Old Oil Mill Location Phone 385-54- 50 Game No. 3 Game No. 4 Frenship Vs. Hale Center Hereford Vs. Pampa

THE ORIGINAL ARMES EQUIPMENT CO. JLL Jones Off Co. MliSlr,,CUST0M MAM TASTY TACO Your John Deere Dealer (conoco) DISTRIBUTOR PEP TROPHIES OUR AMHERST Pep Gro. & Service East Loop 84 pnic Mexican & TROPHIES I SPECIALTY Jim Conoco Joe Miller SUDAN Food, Also American Food Butch Hall 385-41- 21 5lh AND XIT DWVF S&J Service Bob Clayton piMendez. iQz-'i-7- Phone AA Q Ownr aoi um ia David Jenkins HART CAMP SPADE e No. Spade 5 Game No. 6 Game No. 7 Game No. 8 V. L. Foster Hdw. Post Vs. Lockney Morton Vs. Plains IilWaVjWellma 'BULADaJe"M?ddIeb7ooks

Ws Chevrolet 1 1 uttufuld farmers coop lamb county !!T'h Co. """ 3854437 Gins, Elevators 8. Fertilizer LEADER-NEW- S THIS SPACE FOR SALE wed Cars. Follow Ths Leader For Complcto Area "OWNED BY THOSE WE SERVE" Pickups B Sports Coverage . H&1.9 " Game No. 10 J3J No. 11 Game No. 12 Sudan Vs. Sundown Anton Vs.Hart Amherst Vs. Springlake-Eart- h Levelland Vs. Brownfield r

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IklF.tlM.l I 0 1 ZPFaiTCb EjISlZ21ifl ttn LTM CHEVY Impala, good NOTICE: The Lamb County Beautiful brick 1972 pnncAiu. . . ACRES, 5 irrigation wells, APARTMENT for rent. 385-33- FOR SALE: - . or J 189 Equity and condition, fair price. 1216 Offico of the High Plains traifct Ad 246-358- W in Sudan. kitchen-de- n 3. TF-- home 385-607- roan Classified 3 bedroom, 2 bath, or 4. Conser- geiaing. 227-218- Monticello Ave. or call Underground Water assume loan. Call 6 combination, large base- vation District No. 1 formally 6 p.m. W6-- V ment, 2 car garage homo with PENTHOUSE apartment now after located at 620 Hall Ave. in BOAT, ift't...... Now CW Deadlines. 1 and 2 bed- 101 1972 GRAN TORINO. extra bedroom renting. E. 4th St. Phone Little-fip-ld Littlefield is now located at 509 Evmrude. Split brick, in 246-324- 0. TWO bedroom 246-32- or tf 385-315- 5. radial tires. room houses, with several out in Littlofield. The through windshield with one bedroom brick Phelps Ave. Call 246-36- 45 or Tuesday Noon For Thursday's Edition. buildings. for extra now county secretary is Robert Tf-- apartment, extra 385-518- 7 for appointment. k SUZUKI 600, 1,800 Richards. u Friday Noon For Sunday's income. Sale or trade farm(i 1974 a dan Edition, ferring, nights. livestock or equipment: Call, miles. Crash bars, CITATION BY PUBLICATION TF-- K sissy bar with pad. Luggage 246-364- 5. FOR SALE: 385-619- -P THE STATE OF rack. 1. TEXAS &i CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES FARMS FOR SALE console-amandf- Three bedrooms, one bath TO: THE UNKNOWN HEIRS 1. Look at the GOOD For GOOD USED '69 Pontiac, 4, 11 Cents Per Word 1st. Insertion S1.65 Minimum and den. Fenced back 14 X 56 MOBILE HOME. OF LON LAWSON CHAM- CROP on 400 acres near bedroom, central air Gran Prix 428. 385-322- 0. After 9 Cents Per Word 2nd 35 yard. Double carport, in sale. 2 BERLAIN, JR., Deceased Insertion SI. Minimum 385-565- TF--A i Fieldton. Improved and Phone 227-207- 6. 6, 5. j good condition.. and heat. GREETINGS: FOR SALE: has 4 wells with under- K GRAPES b 1967 CHEV. pickup. 327. std., You ground Will show by appoint- are hereby cited, re- i CLASSIFIED DISPLAY AD RATES pipe. Desirable 385-618- long wheel base. Call 4 quired and commanded to terms. ment. ORDER YOUR 3 bedroom, 2 be S1.40 Per Column Inch First Insertion TF--T after 5. and appear before the County FOR SALE; T.V 2. CENTRAL LAMB HOPPING bath home now. Occupy in 30 And 15 Column Inch For c, SI. Per Additional Insertions. I 1971 FORD pickup-automati- Court of Lamb County, Texas, type). Recliner COUNT- Y- Two labors to 60 days. Acreage and lots fafal REAL ESTATE ered). 385-324- available. Older home for sale, power steering and air. LWB, to be held in the County growing corn. Good water 385-491- 9 385-46- 1 or seen at 209 E. Courtroom in the Courthouse CAilD OF THANKS Time with 2 leased pivot sys- 417 E. 12th. J. E. Chisholm, $1,495. Can be 385-619- 7. 385-446- 385-489- 4. of said County in the City of FRIGIDAIRE Maximum Of 20 Words, S1.65. tems. 1 or 620 e. 17th or call electric,

TF-- C Littlefield, Lamb County, vi-- Over 20 Words Are Charged At Regular Classified Rates. 3. CENTRAL LAMB In Anton 600' frontage on 5th 1973 VEGA GT wagon. Air, gold carpet. I h Texas, such appearance to be COUNT- Y- 240 acres Hiway 84. $1,600. 32,000 miles. THREE bedroom, 2 baths, at or beforo ten o'clock A.M., with strong water. 2 wells 385-425- 9. 1130 W. 9th. TF--H of first NEW AND USED with one new pivot sys- 3 bedroom house, large fireplace, dishwasher, shag the Monday next after fed 'I 1LV.IJ.VJI 1971 PLYMOUTH Sports a- tem. All in corn. Good living room, fenced, nice carpet and drapes, on 2 lots, the expiration of ten days from burn Tire Co. 385-584- Suburban Station Wagon, air J terms. cellar. fenced. Call 8 after 5 the date of service, exclusive Grand, Amarillo, Teutl and power. Low mileage, one 372-784- WANT TO buy junked cars, a SECT1ON-32- 0 acres, 247 4. PRODUCTIVE dry- p m TF-- S of the day of such service, 2134 or Wei metal batteries. 73 owner. 385-577- 4. 314 E. 19th. i'l scrap iron, cropland, with lake, acres. land SUDAN. 345 Mitchell Real Estate which day and date service good supply cotton ; near TF-- Will pick up Lamb Salvage. 20 inch irrigation wells, 3 997-647- 1 or 997-479- 4 2 BEDROOM HOUSE 131 shall be the date of publication tires. 40 or more acres on the pavement. 1976 SILVERADO, 350 motor, Franklin, owner, 905 W. Call collect, Ray miles north of Olton. 5. LAMB COUNTY-1- 77 E. 14th. Corner lot. Call that this newspaper bears, and free. Call 385-5505- loaded, perfect condition, solid Delano, phone ,' 6, Snyder or acres. Excellent 385-403- 7 or 233-224- 1, Spade. which appearance shall bo at 385-615- TF-- black, 22,000 miles. May be I mghts. F Aspermont. TF-- D such time on such Monday, FOR SALE 1972 JijaJ water; irrigation equip- 3 bedroom, carpeted and seen at 109 E. 4th. Call which shall be the 13th day of trailer. Sleeps eii ment goes. Good terms. JKVriVeyated 385-345- WILL BUY. sell, trade or rent panellcQ. TWO 9. TF-- LOTS FOR SALE ideal for houses, September, A.D., 1976, by condition. Call 93k 385-359- air. Clea)aM WaT; utility trailers. Phone 0. Chas. S. Middleton 401 S. Sunset, 1402 W. 4th. HARLEY f residence or mobile home. See 1974 Davidson filing written answer to the TF-- N 385-403- at four twenty two North & Son Call 7. TF-- D Sportster XLH custom seat, 3 bedroom, needs work. petition hereinafter mentioned Sunset. Allen Rhodes. 1112-13t- h, custom paint, excellent condi- GOOD used $7,500. to answer to the petition of Nomiafr: WILL BUY clean furniture, Lubbock, Tex. 79401 THREE BEDROOM, stucco J8&-312- tion, $2,195.00, 406 W. 3rd. Frances Hamlett Chamber- net. 385-371- 763-533- antiques and appliances. 4 Phone: (806) 1 house. Close to'school. 616 W. 385-601- 1. lain, Cary Ben- FOR SALE, good commercial 385-496- Chamberlain 385-597- TF-- Y Price reduced. 2 bedroom, 3rd. Call 9. or AFGHANS for sale, ij lot on the Loop between Hiway carpeted paneled. ton and Octavia Claudell Jd LOADED good Christmas preseal KNEE-HOL- 385-324- Mouser, filed in the County desk. 4. 385 and Phelps Ave. Plumbed weVand TWO NICE rjj size bedrooms, PRIVATELY E. 16th after 5 p.m. TF-- OWNED Court of Lamb County, Texas, : S Paul Carmickle House to be Moved dryer.-irag- and fenced. large closets, 16 x 18 living Real Estate In Probate, on the 25th day of WILL BABY SIT for working 1st $3,800.00 buys this 3 room. Large cabinets, fully 1966 ARKANSAS fa Phone 385-513- 1 house, filling August, A.D., 1976, against ' i mothers Mon. thru Fri. Call bedroom, bath, kitchen 2 bedroom insulated. Good location. Call boat, 15 ft. 1964 Merer! i you, unknown heirs of Lon vacant lot. AU in 385-490- the 385-628- and dining room. This station, motor, home made 3 Lawson Chamberlain, Jr. (also Large 2 bedroom, m house comes partly one package. $ 1,500. See or call ataiJ known during his lifetime as bath with den, 4 acres panelled with enough MOBILE HOME, 14 x 65 385-347- 7, 1303 W l&l Approximately J. R. Chamberlain"), now r land in town. 1521 West materials to finish the 1200 sq. Eagle, 2 bedrooms, 2 full deceased, as Defendants, 10 BOOKKEEPER wanted, wilfr 9th. inside. ft. Church building, large baths, with carpet throughout. said TIMBER 12 xl2's, 24'-19- Concord motor some experience, light typing. Mobile Home lot. Evaporative air conditioner, suit being numbered 2332 on 14' to 18 lengths. 1 3 bedroom, 420 W. 3rd. home on Dodge Chasis Contact Tommy Enox, Roy Enjoy 1,120 sq. ft. of complete with anchors and the docket of said Court, and beams or porch pol Priced to sell. with Chrysler engine. Self Reid Tire & Supply, 1401 E. living comfort in this 1975 12 acres on loop, fenced, straps, only $9,500. See at the nature of such proceeding dimensions available,! TF-- R Beautiful contained with 20 gallon 9th. country home, 3 model, fully furnished, well, mobile home hook space 26, Sunset Slope Trailer being to determine and de- firewood. Call bedroom, 2 baths, base- 385-519- water storage, power clare who heirs and Mobile Home sitting on up. Park or call 7 and after are the the ment, nice fire- and Mark IV WATCHMAN needed. den with 3 bedroom, living 385-486- plant air only heirs of Lon Lawson BALING nU NIGHT approximately one acre room 5 p.m. 8. G ROUNDING place, 6 p.m. to 5 a.m. 6 night a enclosed. Patio, comer lot with concrete and dining area sftiall conditioning. Sleeps eight Chamberlain, Jr. (also known lb. bales, $12 per bile.

with 7 acres 997-365- week. Insurance plan. Booze land. Must drive and patio, outside den, covered ValuN'and 1 bath, or more. during hs lifetime as "J. R. BiU Kiser. H ' THREE BEDROOM, hounds need not apply. Con- see to enjoy. On Loop. storage. storag artr nnly large screened in back porch. Carlisle-Oldha- Ford Chamberlain), now deceased, tact in person Bill Stone at 3 bedroom, brick, 2'i for Lots of storage space. 620 E. and their respective shares TF-- L 385-497- 385-421- and Littlefield Feeders. bath, 2 100 ft. frontage x 190' washer jinJH dryer, fenced 17th. 2 or 4, interests, under the laws car garage, 201 E. LITTLEFIELD Self Simp 14th. deep commercial lot on yard. E. 17th. ask for Judy. 1976-- Vt ton Chev. pickup, of this State, in the estate of east of UttkM FULL OR part time for Hall Ave. Choice 6cyl.-ST- such decedent, and a copy of mile location. Let us seU for you." We $3,600 Loo p. Hwy 24 machinery set-u- Armes Curtis Chisholm such petition be is Spade need your listings. 1976-- 1 ton Chev. Stake to served 385-510- 8. New custom built home. you keep Equipment Co. Owner Going to Missouri here referred to for a more service, Otis Bennett West-woo- BED. $4,000 385-575- TF-- A Real 1200 block W. 14th, d economical days: nights. Estate 3 particular showing na- lights, bedroom, 2 full baths in 1976-Che- v. of the 385-6- ' ton. storage, Office 0 17 Real Estate addition. Quality ture of and commercial this approximately 1,400 such proceeding. 1! 385-342- Loaded. 7x12 to EXPERIENCED mechanic or Home 5 15. Construction, full brick, 3 $4,650 viHitflt tnra?e sq. ft. home on West 2nd 385-42- 385-35- 75 If this citation is not served 1975-Ponti- merdl mechanic trainee. Salary and Claude Burnett 385-510- 2 bedrooms, 2 full baths Grand Le-ma- household eood, Street for under $10.00 Equal Hous ing Oppor- within 90 days after date of its commission. Armes Equip- Home 385-398- 9 with shower and camper!, V " sq. ft. tunity ' tub, $4,595 issuance, it shall be returned dise, boats, 385-510- 8, air-con- cos ment Co. Day night d. 1974-For- d MS-453- 3 or refrigerated Full Ranger XLT. unserved. fill 385-575- TF-- A insulation, natural gas Littlefield DelintingCo. 2-- to Section Farms $2,795 Herein fail not, central heating, large but have you 110 acres, Both have 6" water- - One Dryland before said Court at or before COOK NEEDED at Amherst well, double garage, dish- 1974 LTD Brougham north of northeast of Spade, one 160 acres, 4 miles north such hour on said Monday NOTICE Maner Nursing Home. Must Littlefield, $550 washer, electric cooking $3,495 the and Vi 1974-LT- D MnlflonU 246-358- 3. per acre. northwest of Spade. Each east of Maple, Tex. Brougham after such service is ... have experience. range. 2 perfected, pur!nllinn uwiivu farm $250 an acre. door. Knot TF-- A under $400.00 per $3,595 which will be tho 13th day of is being Call B. W. Armistead at Delano Business Building, 227 acre. These farms are 1973- - Ford Mustang September, 1976, manages 385-514- 385-486- Mach this citation under new CLERK is now needed at the 7, 0, or B. Phelps Ave. perfect for Pivot Sprinkler 88.5 acres, $190, 178 I, low mileage and loaded. with your return show- ...:.u .nms Available!!1 385-445- thereon ., Jolly Roger. Contact the D. Garland, at 4 or Willi iwi Water Systems. acres, $210, 178 acres ing how you have weekly basu 385-487- $4,250 executed the daily or manager at the Jolly Roger at 4. T.F. 3 bedroom, small acreage, I H 8225. all in Lamb Co. 1972- - Plymouth Duster. same. O0Kli7i!l 1802 Hall Ave. ' east of town. Mills Real Estate $1,695 Witness Mary Beth Willey, 109 E.4th-Phon- e 385-345- 9 2 labors dryland, $325 an 1972- - Ford Torino, 2 door. Clerk of the County Court of , RESPONSIBLE PERSON ' New 3 bedroom, bath, Uttlefield, Texas acre. Lamb County, Texas. Wanted to own and operate l' Irrigated 1970 Vivo Day Plan 1201 West 14th. Member T.F.R. A. Chev. Suburban, Given under my hand and candy and confection vending TWO 3 car- Smoking. Equal Housing Opportunity 77 acres near Hart Camp. BEDROOM, car loaded and low miles. To Stop Jj sur- seal of said Court, at office in -- - route. Littlefield and port, patio in back. Fully one-ho- sessiu" New 3 bedroom, 2 bath, $3,495 the City of Littlefield, this 26th rounding area. Pleasant busi- carpeted, refrigerator and 1970- - program consist w - 107 East 26th. 177 acres south of Sudan, Dodge Dart Swing-e- r, day of August, A. D., 1976. 1 .. ffrtfflStl ness. High profit items. Can 1 stove. 520 W. 2nd. .nil - 2 bedroom, panel heat, $350 an acre. now engine. $1,395 lectures, " start part time. Age or expe- No Five D.jM 1 carpeted living room, children and no pets. apv. The 3 bedroom, bath, den, G.D. B s Mary Beth Willflv rience not important. Requires Harlan TF-- 1969-- Ford Ranger pick- - UnlnmiilV0U garage, 2 lots, real neat, A 1103 Phelps. CLERK OF THE COUNTY car and $1,495 to $4,795 cash close to Achool Real Estate up, loaaea. $1,550 quit smoking. Theeo i 103 E. 4th 2 BEDROOM unfurnished COURT OF LAMB COUNTY, -- investment. For details writ nniv siu. ror WW- 3 bedroom, lJ4 1238 5 1 385-426- $1,195 bath, room brick, bath, 5 house at Littlefield Coun- TEXAS 2 include phone num- Bus. the 385-483- or and your call 9 West 14th. carpeted 262-42- 1969- - ber: Department BVV, 3938 storm windows Res. try Club. Utilities paid. $200 Ford Station Wa- and gon. Meadowbrook Rd., Minneapo- doors, utility room, 2 per month. Call Alvin Webb, $695 By s Nancy Archer 3 bedroom, bath, 310 lots. 385-518- l'i East 7th. 1. Deputy lis, MN 55426. 1968-GM- East 22nd. acre C Pickup. $750 3 lots on 8th. tract with 3 east CARLISLE-OLDHA- bedroom, living room, UblliilLH ' f.r.iiron .tnnned UP? 2 houses 1 kitchen, combina-tlon- , NEED L.V.N.'S. GOOD on lot, one 3 dining, FORD INC. FOR SALE: 1962 Chevrolet lots close to school. FOR RENT office Bpace, ap- .i- - .... eer W: CONDI-TION- bedroom and two bed- 1 bath, bams, and a 525 Phelps Ave. pickup, unciug jv- - - WORKING proximately 900 sq. ft. Car- short bed, 365-516-- Rooter room, 809 W. 13th. single garage, 1 our Roto SerflJ EXTRA GOOD nice and air-con- wide chrome wheels, $500. 140 by d. lo- ft. 200 ft. business peted, Downtown Building auj PAY. PHONE 385-392- 1 level, south of Amherst. See Bruce at rell lot on hiway 385. cation. Call 385-514- 7 or 385-486- 0. 1 997-362- 1. OR 385-337- Small 3 bedroom, bath, TF--A single garage, corner lot, 160 acres, Bailey 2 2 good dry Co., land farms FURNITURE rep 200 East 9th. wells, sprinkler goes-- Vt worth the money and get home. 312 E. w. minerals. possession after USED CAR UlUiiMWIMiUl the crop FREE We Need Your Listings is gathered. KITTENS. Beautiful. 385-330- 8 after 5 p.m. BRUSH 30 International cotton 177 acres, north Lamb Co. LOT FOR LEASE stripper, bas- side-ro- Complete, with 2 ll sprinklers, 6 good lots in Amherst to iJntrlol ket. $750 In working order. ROBOT RICHARDS' good water, 29 down. be sold altogether in good Excellent Location GRAPEFRUIT Pill with Dia-da- x, Can be seen at Lamb Co. location. Huge Lot With 200 Foot Frontajro BEARING lP Co-o- REAL ESTATE eat satisfying meals and p Gin 385-617- 9 TF--R 2 Shop Buildings Welder 509 386-329- ta lose weight, now extra Phelps Nice Office Forney If you will list it with li 35-362- us, strength formula Rodens YOUR neighbors trade at State Gilbert Lemmons ?. Storm Cellar &Supp"s we will sell it for you. Drug. 10-21- Sandra Richards B5-f7- i9 6 Line Irrigation for all their Foot High Chain Link Fence ' irrigation needs. Why you? Robert Richards 385-571- 9 Plus Large Lot Equip' not INGO Floyd Rowell Real Estate Adjoining Property Farm Littlefield, Mule-sho-e. Equal Housing Opportunity The Most Levelland, Box 428, Itayty Sy MARY KAY. Complete Used Car Lot In Littlefield Raol (jM . TF--S t r Telephone (806) 385-46- 4 Amherst, Texas 79312 ( SEE tall i Freddie Dufctf AT 385 NORTH OR CALL SEEK ADS 143 N- - Westsidc Avenue Phone m WORK 1 AUTpSUrf" 385-50- 64 CASE 4 11 LP, new paint, good) Littlefield, Texas 79339 No answer 246-331- 0 after H.F.ANDERSON 6 " 246-364- 5. TF-- FOR YOU Equal Housing Opeectuaky o'clock. 700 rubber. Call 1318 W. 14th AT 385 -6193 - 512 ti l W. 2nd. rma--wL- i tm

THE LEADER-NEW- LITTLEFIELD, TEXAS, SUNDAY, AUGUST 29, 1070, SECT 2, PAGE S

ktr 4, 1974 RJTcLASSIFIED ADS WORK Avftxf i3t ... nne AAOl SMMAY CM.MKMCC DIAL 00J"1toi CD. 13 KLtK 7.30 'Uf Is Worth th tiring 8i00 Jimmy Swoonrt Jw"ttrfiSfrw GO This Is ft lift oW aty. Jinny Swosaart 8.X Th Hour OfTriumi 7J0'UncUWoWo 9,30'GroovttGoota M0DfOf0(Ksyiry 8.00U.S.OfArchi X'JwiMltofciMn 100 Championship t.X ' Amazing Gnx WrHttng FrtMnti BibU Clots M0 (U Humbert It .00 Baptist Church ELECTRIC motors, completely 9.00 'Old Tim Gotpol Hour 'Tnt "o 10.00 -- Oral HoUrti 12.00 UtthB4 Spook tleTA, factory way. Grod-uat- o 10.00 A Plot To Tofc N "--- "- rebuilt the 10J0' Iking Your Mignn 12 M Issum Answtrt nall-u- so ui" 10.30 foe th Notion t of Coyne Electrical tliOO'AktttrUft 1 .00 Kn CoBowoy Outdoors I, Rent eitxmi. lliOO'KoWdoKOpio H.M'MMtth.PrtH 11.30 Inquiry 1.RfKPrCiertty '. iNolqnn's School. Try our services, we 12iC0 Osmtr Annilrona Tonnls OossJc ltd 12.00 'World Of oer " 12.30 "ItaAddinjMevW' thSa American Golf Cbtsic stand behind our work. Largo 1 2.30 Soul Train 30 e) 2i30Drertmt4TtS 5,00 'Han Of Ha stock exchange motors, lots of SJO'hrmbyfurnlturt 5.30 Pop Gosth Country 2KKFL Action Motor-Hospita- l, 4,00 Port Kogonw 6.00 "'Ring Of Bright ..cnUAi.LY offer on two speeds. Electric 2.30NFl0Alondvs 4.30 Thot Good 0U Wotor" 909 W. 9th M fVBnsu!?irdflBBr (ia 1 WT&T iwyi Son Francisco guarantee re St., uiABBVMIf .AVBl NathvilttMutlc 7,00 Sii Million Dollar Man S.00 Animal World 10n.lw Littlofield, Tex. $.00 Wild Kinadom 8,00"Rosmory'Boby" and interior 5.30 CBS tvtning Ntwt - S.30WMUnd Report 10,00 "StrongrsWhn with vana- 6,00 Wond.rM World 6.0060Mmutt Interior 7.00 Johnny Cosh WMt" RENT CONVALESCENT OfDismy 12.00 ABC WkndNws 7.00fllfyQutn 8,00 Kojak at Brittain Phar- 9,00 Cannon . pur::a; w "- - equipment e'Mcdoud offerea 10.00 Chomtl 13 Nors macy. Wheel chairs, crutches, 10,00 WnkwdWrep-U- p Lfi.3645. 10,30 CBS Sunday 10,30 "Otdlpw tho King" hospital beds, other items. Night Hiws IMS'Ntwi.Wtothor.Sporfi IeSSOWNERS cotton Complete line convalescent 10,45 "Who's Mmdng B thtMmt" . finnrfin needs. TF-- B Price MMNHW A AFTERMfft.MffWAT tfHtvfli FRMAY i to Tu ci""1 Mrs. ', $69.50. Coll J1MMIE GRAY roofing, paint- CH.11KCI1 CH.13KLIK carpentry. All ing, general 6.4S Today In Toj& 6,30 Form 4 Ranch News CN.MKMCC 385-506- 8. Mexico 7.00 CBS Morning News work guaranteed. Call Nw 'Good Morning 7.30 Today Show 8.00 Captoin Kongaroo 70 TF-- G America 7i55 Weather 9.00 'Sunshine Sally in Spade. 8.X ThPTl Club 'S Shop 8.00 Today Show 9,30 Not For Women Only 0.X 'Happy Days irrigation 8,25 News'. Weather 10,00 Gambit . i.anmnd 11X ' Hot Jiot TREWAX rug shampooer for GETTING A CLOSE 8.30 Today Show 10.30 love Of life Spain. Call 233-215- look at corn disease problems are left to right Birch Lobban, Assistant Co. lliX All My Children 9,00 People Place 1 1.00 'The Young & $2 per day. Harrell Building Extension Agent; 12.X 'HO Show .7, , .'. Arlen Simpson, district 9,30 Celebrity The Restless .,it i sales manager for Pioneer Seed Company and Buddy C. Sweepstakes v TF-- H 12,X'FomilyFeud Supply, Anton. Logsdon, CEA-Agr- i. 10.00 Wheel Of Fortune 1 1 iM Search For Tomorrow Tr-M- The occasion was a corn disease demonstration tour on the George 1.X '$20,rjX Pyramid Sides farm 10,30 Hollywood Squares 12.00 'Channel 13 News the Bank nine miles west of Dimmitt last Tuesday. As The World Turns l.X'Br Lrpenlng, skill, chain 11.00 TheFurtFoctory 12.30' 2.X'GenerolHospitol 11i30 The Gong Show 1.X 'The Guiding light I 2,X On life To live worxguu. mi LITTLEFIELD ROOFING 1 11i55 NBC News 2,00 'All In Th Family 0d saws, 3.X ' Edge Of Night ' 12.00 Somerset 2.30 Match Game 3.X nes E. Wood, r.. 'Brady Bunch 12.30 Days Of Our lives 3.00 Tottletales 4,X'lucyShow -- ROOFING Corn 1i30 The Doctors 3i30 Pric) It Right disease discussed 4iX 'Portridg Family " 2K Another World Bonanza 4.X 5iX' ABC Evening Hew, 3,00 Sanford & Son 5.X CBS Evening News - All types built-u-p asphalt S,X' Andy Griffith 3.30 Marcus Welby,M.D. 6.00 Channel 13 News 6.X'lvMCCNwsa roofs. Composition shin- 4,30 Ironside 6.X To Tell The Truth 6.X Bewitched nater well acid stick, 5.30 NBC News gles. All work guaran- letter water yields for on demonstration tour 6,00 Evenir ; Report Irn- - teed. Call Ron Foshee, ber irrigation. M9NBAYEVENMC CH. KMCC 385-568- 0, Littlefield, Tex. CH.11KCM 2 well's should be About 145 farmers, seeds- not infected. In fact, 55 entries offs. Funds from that program 6.30' Sanford & Son CH.13KLIK 7.X viva Voldti d at end of pumping men, specialists and agents had less 5 7,00 'Comedy Theatre than percent smut would be used, among other 7.W Rhoda 7.X Monday Night Boseboll fcn water table gathered Joe Forrester 10,X KMCC News 28 while along the tumrows of and 15 entries had 6 to 47 in B 80 7.X Phyllis things, research and 9.00 'Jigsaw John 10,X Night Special lest. Rex McFadden BARGAINS 8.X 'All In the Family Monday George Sides' farm nine miles percent disease, he said. 10.00 Weekday Wrop-U- p demonstration projects such as 8,X Maude Lamb Groceries-b- y 10.30 Tonight Show or the case west of Dimmitt last Tuesday Corn rust got an early 9,X Medical start the one at Dimmitt. 12.00 Tomorrow Oiter Sales - Clothing-fo- r entire 10.X Channel 13 News ty Representa- the to see the results of a corn in the demonstration because is 1.00 'News, Weather, Sports While there mixed specu- 10.X "'Biggest Bundle Of Shannon McWil- - family disease demonstration pro- of heavy July rains. The lation regarding amount of Them All" TF-Mc- 6,797-965- 3 F Glassware & other house- gram. disease attacked all one but water supplies that will be TVESBAY EVEMHS ware items . Robert Berry, Texas Agr- entry, and it appeared CH. 11KCBB to Berry available to com growers on CH. 13KLBK CH. 28 KMCC Stop in and save at the icultural 66 Extension Service that hybrids are "very the Texas Plains, most experts 6.30 'Adam 12 7,X Happy Days OUTLET plant pathologist, headed up susceptible to rust". 7.00'Movin'On 7.X 'Heck's Angels agree there will be yet further lovemei Shirley 8,00 Police Womon 7.X 'Good Times 7.X 303 Main Anton, Tex. the event with the help of "Maize Dwarf Mosiac Virus 8, ABC Tuesday Movie expansion of com acreages, 9,00 'Oral Roberts Special B X ' Mash X -- 5 on Alice 10.X KMCC News 28 Open 10 a.m. p.m. Castro County Extension has been recognized as a 10.00 Weekday Wroi)4Jp 6.X mainly toward the eastern and 10,X Tuesday Mystery 10,30 Tonight Show 9.X 'Oral Roberts ik'l Tues. to Thurs. Agent Charles Hottel. serious disease of corn for southern portions of 40- - Of the Week ' .il the 11,00 "Tomorrow Don't Pork Here fAYlMOll ANB U)M a.m.-- 6 on Fri. and Channel 13 10 p.m. Berry, Hottel and Sides several years," the pathologist county area. Heaviest com 1,00 News, Weother, Sports 10.X News 10.X CBS late Movie Sat. planted 70 commercial corn reported. "It has not caused production now is centered hybrids in four-ro- w plots one-ha- lf many problems in High Plains around the northern and wes- mile long for observation com production, but infected tern areas. of disease development and plants have been present in Besides long-ter- m water Dnventional Loans Laugh variety resistance. With the nearly every field. In the supplies, farmers also have to :me Impr. Loans corn now standing mature and demonstration planting I face what they believe to be Way tall, the guests were able to counted infected plants which itallmenr Loans All The certain increases in energy To The Bank see examples of head smut, a were greatly stunted and ap- prices and even further energy ' disastrous disease that strikes parently not going to produce shortages. In addition, the littlefield Office in Isolated pockets' throughout grain." ,'A southwestern com borer and TthandXIT Raitt worms for Big Pro Quasar in spare Send corn production areas, and Most of the entries have fall armyworm present formi- Ph. 9 fit tlmt. $3.00 for our booklet. rust and Maize Dwarf Mosiac good tolerance to MDMV, he dable obstacles. Virus. added, with 59 having three Some and seeds- TEXAS WORM ASSN. growers Texas Agricultural Experi- percent or less infection. Nine- seemed pleased with P. O. Box 2847 men the , ment Station Plant Pathologist teen of these 59 showed no prevailing interest in com. , MPBELL'S Longview, Texas 75601 JMBING Dr. R. A (Dick) Frederiksen mosiac infected plants. On the Arlen Simpson of Pioneer Seed CO. discussed preliminary results other hand, two varieties had Co., with an office in Little- did diagonal Iting Air Conditioning of disease research projects 15 percent MDMV infected field, said a long time ago Quasar Works in a Drawer11 Meet Metal Work also being conducted on the plants and there were 11 older folks said com wouldn't CclorTV Sides farm. showing four percent or make it in the Texas Pan- Early American Styling 100. Solid To those who expressed their Slate Chassis Insta-Mati- Color 1 'i Pms 'ir The most damaging disease greater infection. The heavy handle. Tuning rcplete stock of repair sympathy in so many beautiful lMir5B Pushbutton UHF Tuning has bene head smut, Berry infections will undoubtedly be Lighted Channel Numbers Its for all major lines of and practical ways during our told the group. In 1975 the reflected in a reduced yield for been able to hold Model WU8016LS. pbing, heating air recent bereavement, we ex- "We've field had 30 percent of the the very susceptible hybrids. iaitionmg products. tend our heartfelt thanks. We down problems with our plants infected with head smut The prevalence of com on ..crops," he said, "until we pice on all major lines are especially grateful to the Ming and producing no grain, the the Texas High Plains is in 'could adjust. This has hap- and i- doctor and pastor. The family yield was reduced by 30 per- striking contrast to what it was pened in sorghum and cotton, ping Equipment. Sales of Osie Pate. $$2888 cent from the long-tim- e just three years ago, Berry and is now happening in com. WAradt pice Installation. average on the Sides farm. said. Acreage has jumped We will have to level off our . Phone 385-502- 0 little from about in BIT O.I. pSgig Berry said there has been 300,000 acres production and try to hold information available on the 1973 to over a million this costs down, but I believe com RECORD CENTER disease in Held corn since it year. will be around for a while i OUR FLAG has never been reported in an Texas Com Growers Asso- where sufficient water is avail- - ' 3e5ttS64 Carlisle and Sons Hor-- epidemic. ciation president, Carl King of able." PAT'S 515 Irual Historical Highlights Rielfx Avt. Service "Snecia Berry said evaluations for Dimmitt, told the crowd that Berry told the crowd that g m West Texas Fruit DEFENDING THE FLAG head smut indicated that action was well underway "final evaluations would be vegetables. " WEBNESBAY EVENWS CH.2SKMCC The U.S. Marines helped varietal differences do exist. toward getting a com check-of- f made of the demonstrations CH. 11KCBB in CH.13KLBK to defend the flag the The most susceptible hybrid program going. The TCGA has and summary data provided 'Bionic Woman lame, 70 uraftinir niu.ini sea fight between the Bon 6XAdam12 8,X Baritta had 47 percent infected plants its sights set on next year for upon request to local county 7.X little House On Proirie 7.X Burt Convy Show Ration, esnnliortrnin. and the ' Frank Avolon 9.X 'Storslryt Hutch Homme Richard 12 entries were approval for grower check 8.X"BonjoHackett" 7iX while of the agents. Of 100 'KMCC Newt 28 plant 10.X Weekday Wrop-U- 8.X "Conquest the shaping) weed, 10 Wednesday Movie 10.X 'Tonight Show Planet Of the Apes" JO' um Of Week disease control, 11,00 Tomorrow 100 Channel 13 News th. Hlfmr . t un:i specialt em 1.X 'News, Weather, Sports 10,X "Shadow Of the ""6 Streets" si on each nlant and County farmers place - paticular require CH.11KCBB lts fepair of damaged THVRSBAY EVEHNW CH. M KMCC s 'Adorn 12 CH. 13 KLBK Establishment and 6.X 7.X Welcome Bock, Hotter 7X'VoyogTothe 7.X TBA 'wiiance ol gardens, Enchanted Isles 7,XThWolton's 8 00 'Streets Of llr-- - eighth in Hawaii Five--0 cotton production 8.X and vineyards, 8.X '"Th Oregon Trail" San Francisco n varA . Weekday WracUp Bamoby Jones nurK,l. 10.X ' 90 WABCNtwOsMU? r;iu i I0,X Tonignt Snow 10,XChvvrotl3K4t growth 100 'KMCC Newt 28 Planting for the state cloudy weather kept 'Tomorrow 10iX "The Comedians" Lamb County farmers 110 10.X ManmnTne Magician behind News, Weother, Sports prepare and plant placed eighth in 1975 Texas reached completion in late and development 10 (all schedule in the rest of the Kardpn rmu, Serapis,feiFfSeptember 23, 1779, cotton production with a crop June about two weeks ahead of when John Paul Jones made bales, accord- schedule, and excellent mois- state, and by early September, of some 83,300 CH.11KCM FRMAY EVEMHM CH. 2S KMCC ' aCPtUlR his defiant retort: "I have Commis- ture and good growing condi- stands in the north and orders fnr ing to Agriculture CH. 13 KLBK fng fight," four 1977 nlnntin,. r not yet begun to C. White. tions promised an outstanding . western areas were two to 6X laredo 70 'Oonnyt Marie sioner John 8 I'e trees P,nonfn., according to the U.S. Marine part of weeks behind schedule. 7iXChico'.thoMan 7.X Bonanza ' ABC Friday fight Mori County farmers harvested crop in tho southern Of th land" Corps Reserve. 8.X "'low "'The Culpepper 9,XThCompoign0f76 Pted to cool, In a cold, WrasvUp 80 this area. Red 152,300 acres averaging 263 the state. Relatively 100 Weekday Cottle Co." 100 KMCC Newt 28 Marines carried the Stars Tonight Show T0,X The Rookies 80'ien wet front followed by rapidly 10iX 10,X Channel 13 News delicious orr and Stripes to the "Shores pounds per acre. 'KVdnight Special rising shocked 12.X 10.X "Blackboard Junjl" UiX'ThePUClub choice of rootstnrlc of Tripoli" where it was temperatures l.X News, Weother, Sports High Plains Kives B hoisted at Derne, April 27, most fields on the 25, 60, 1805, the first time our flag causing widespread defolia- was a fortress of Halfofthepeople stopped "fruittreesandberry flown over tion. This effectively CH. 11KCBB SATVftBAY the Old World. The Marines CH.2CKMCC growth and development and CH. 13 KLBK also took part in the defense 6i4S News, Weather, Sports who surfertrom resulted in one of the poorest 70 Hong Kong Phooey of Fort McHenry during the 70 Emergency, Plus 4 7.XTomlJrryGrop quality crops in recent years. the Pussycats 6.X'ThJtsons J. anrl P night of September 13, 1814, 7XJoslel. 7.X Pebbles Bamm Bamm Apt Show "t r.: bloodpressure Secret lif Of I high regained position 80 Bugs Bunny Road 8.X New Adventures A where, on the following morn- Texas her Waldo Kitty 7iX Phone, 385-561- Runner Hour Ofdlligan ing, flag inspired Francis in 1975 as the 8,X The Pink Panther our 8iX Clue Club 'Super Friends don't know it. 9.X 'land Of th lost 90 Scott Key to write the of 100 Spied Buggy cotton state with a crop 9,XRun,JoRun 91X'ShazonVlsisHour d Danner. 100 'For Out Spec Nuts 10.X 'The Oddball Couple some 2,382,000 bales. Season 100 Beyond th Planet way 10.X Ghost Busters 110 The lott Saucer simple Of a th Apes 1 Here's 1 average price was 44 cents a 'Volley Of the Dmo sours .X Americon Bondstand 10,X Westwnd 110 U.X'U.5. Open Tennis 12.XFonfamaFolcon HUMP A Xlio n a nncvn pound and the 1975 crop was 110 'The Jettons to make sure 30' World Series Of GoH l0SiSePude valued at $503,147,000. lliX'Gol 2.00 'Del Reeves- - StpndTweed8 World Of Survi vol S0NathvillGnthRood dv ", 120 5,X CBS Fvenlng Newt Country Carnival Lynn County led tho state in 12,X It Questions W.UOkW.11 up of them. He How 2iX Jim Ed y mSkun aren't one with 144,800 Boseboll Gom 60 you cotton production 10' Ploc Of the Week 70ThJtfertons bales. 7.X Ivon th Terrs 30'8iltyWolker Pl!!w plured W-2- and up Porter Woeoner kr Sha8 40 8.X Mary Tyler Moor 3,X' This Is Baseball Simply call your local American Complete figures on the 4,XGoodCHehWivill- - 8,X Bob Newhert Shaw World Of Sports Music 4.WW Pattern, $"ff.-- Association. We can help you 1975 cotton crop have been lWD5.TMCsrre3Vari.ty SiJS'RA? J Heart 'Wild Kingdom ''BUUiU"'J blood screening Texas 50 100 ChaneM3 Ntwt 60 Space, 1999 a free pressure compiled in the "1975 5.X 'N8C News arrange 10.X "Two Rod Together" 7,WNCAAPf-So- n A'l 100 business, club, organization Cotton Statistics." Copies may 60 lowrnc Weft SmckjI nylon Installed on foam pad for your Marcus Wy,M.D, IMS'SommylCo. 916 Agri- 70 8 M Hf WcotvcWtouston be obtained by writing "Th Midnight Man" "tuples and free estimate or neighborhood. 80 vs. Dallas 10,15 'Weekend Report Remnanta-AllSiz- culture Commissioner John C. 10,45 'B-- Volley es- ' 10,45 'Weekend Association of 11 14 "Sovog Pompot" taUJate AmericanHeaft White, Texas Department 12iU News, Weather, Sports or Billy Duncan-10- 6E. lMk l0ABCWMknaNws been donated as a public service. Agriculture, P. O. Box 12847, 381M953 3S6-619- 4 Tills space has - Austin, Texas 78711. nm

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