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TEXAS NPRES ASSOCIATION IN•ffast.. TODAY Eight Pages Vol. 4, No. 35 — Thursday, June 17, 1976 Second Class Postage Paid at Shallowater, Texas 79363 Ten Cents Tech Med School to Conduct Area Survey Reese Officials to No Decision on Proposed Clinics Announce New Land By Richard Mason Congressman George Mahon's Use Zones Near Base A survey to study the medical Washington office confirmed that Colonel Edward Mendel, com- needs and habits of people in and the Medical School's application around the cities of Shallowater, mander of Reese Air Force Base's for a special projects grant had Idalou, and Wolfforth will be 64th Flying Training Wing has been accepted by HEW but said conducted by the Texas Tech announced that he, other Reese the agency had not made the School of Medicine, Suburban AFB officials and a representative grant awards yet. Today has learned this week. from the headquarters of the Air A rider which said that not Training Command from Ran- Approximately 60 households in everything approved would be dolph AFB, Texas will brief the the Shallowater area will be funded was attached, the news media and representatives contacted during a 90 day period spokesperson explained. How- of interest groups, local, state, and beginning Monday. ever, Mahon's office confirmed federal governments and agencies Results from the survey will be that the Medical School was due to at 3 p.m. on Tuesday, June 22, in used to determine the medical receive some funds. the Reese AFB Officers Club. The needs of people in small town and "It won't be one of the ones to briefing is open to general public. rural areas around the City of not be funded," the spokesperson Topic of the briefing will be the Lubbock. The survey may be used SAFE AT FIRST! He cracked a bounding single midway between said, adding that HEW was Air Force's new Air Installation to draw plans for a series of "uncertain as to the exact the pitcher's mound and third base It was, he knew, a race to beat the Compatible Use Zone (AICUZ) proposed medical clinics to be amount." relay to first. As he ran he saw out of the corner of his eye the pitcher report for Reese AFB. located in one or more towns in receive the relay throw. In no time he hit the dirt, determining that the Lubbock area. The Texas Tech The Medical School would make The AICUZ report defines the final determination as to sliding into first was the only change he had to beat the coming throw. School of Medicine is currently potential noise and accident where any possible clinic would be hazard zones and makes recom- awaiting official word on how Caliche does not make the kind of pretty dust that major league dirt located. does on a slide It just stays on the ground, is rough on the skin through mendations for varying degrees of much, if any, money will be land use within those zones for the granted to the school to establish Any difference between the the pants. But the play is all that matters, and the call The first baseman the clinics by the Department of amount of money the Medical (No. 55) was ready, the third baseman was watching the play at first, protection of community property and its inhabitants. The report is Health, Education and Welfare. School receives and the costs of the pitcher was relaying the throw (ball is still in his hand); but the intended to assist communities in Official word on how much starting a clinic would need to batter was safe. recognizing air base impact on money, if any, the government come from other sources. their zoning and land use planning will grant the Medical School will A civic organization locally has in order to avoid future civilian in late June taken steps to express its interest Shallowater Chamber of community encroachment on the Last week Suburban Today to the Medical School in locating • 4 base. learned that the concept for es- such a clinic in the city. Last tablishing medical clinics staffed winter, a move was made to by third year interns from the extablish the Shallowater Cham- Commerce Holds Meeting DPS Investigates school of medicine, supervised by ber of Commerce which would Members of the community and C.E. Pair, Jack DuLaney, Jay the faculty, and located in rural name specific committees to work businessmen were invited to Stanton, Leroy Grawunder, Ma- Accidents on Rural areas had been approved by the with the Medical School on the attend a meeting of the bry Brock and Burnis Penny. The agency. clinic concept. That group ap- Shallowater Chamber of Com- acting officers of the SCC were Highways Tuesday a spokesperson for proved its by laws last week. merce Thursday, June 11th, 12 approved to carry out their -The Texas Highway Patrol noon, at the First State Bank of dutires for the remainder of the investigated 37 accidents on rural Shallowater — M.J. Williams year. Those officers are: M.J. Autograph Party to Honor presiding. highways in Lubbock County Williams, president; Louis Mc- during the month of May, 1976, The meeting was held to hear Menamy, vice-president; and from the nominating committee according to Sergeant O.C. Carey Gooch, secretary-treasurer. Guthrie, Highway Patrol supervi- Authors of New Book and to discuss business pertaining This will make up a board of nine to the clinic. sor of this area. men for the new Shallowater These crashes resulted in no The nominating committee, Chamber of Commerce. There will LA suggested names for the board of persons killed and 15 persons be two new directors elected injured. directors and the chamber every year involving a rotating approved. The new board of The rural traffic accident system of election. Regular summary for this county during directors for the Shallowater meeting times will be set up by Chamber of Commerce will be the first five months of 1976 shows this board of directors. a total of 207 accidents resulting in two persons killed and 131 Comptroller Lists New Exemptions persons injured. The Texas Highway Patrol On Agriculture Supplies for Texans investigated 16 accidents on rural highways in Hockley County Comptroller Bob Bullock said buildings, such as barns, garages, during the month of May, 1976, last week his office has rewritten warehouses and family dwellings, according to Sergeant H.E. Pirtle, sales tax procedures on agricul- are taxable, he said. Highway Patrol supervisor of this area. tural exemptions to make them as Exemptions for farm machinery easy to read as a mail-order These crashes resulted in no and equipment and storage persons killed and seven persOns catalog. facilities will be clearcut, Bullock injured. said, as well as the general "Inflation has squeezed the The rural traffic accident farmer and rancher tighter than a exemption for all medications and summary for this county during tonics given to farm animals. In bale of wet hay," Bullock said. the first five months of 1976 shows "Our new procedures are clear addition, he noted, the term "farm a total of 67 accidents resulting in The authors of "Panhandle Pilgrimage," R.L. and Pauline Durrett enough for them to be able to take or ranch" has been clearly defined one person killed and 42 persons Robertson, of Amarillo, went on a 2M year sojourn to research and advantage of the sales tax for the first time. injured. write the book that honors the events and pioneers of the Texas exemptions to which they are Bullock said the new procedures Panhandle. entitled." The rural traffic accident tie in with Internal Revenue summary for the 60 counties of the that honors the pioneers, settlers The new procedures will be Service regulations. Proof that Lubbock Department of Public A Panhandle-wide autograph and events of the top 26 counties effective about July 15, he said. the IRS has allowed an item as an Safety Region for May, 1976, party will honor R.L. and Pa :'line of the Texas Panhandle. It is investment credit will be evidence shows a total of 517 accidents Durrett Robertson of Amarillo, on The Comptroller said the pro- that the item should be exempted Sunday, June 23, from 2 to 5 p.m., published by Staked Plains Press ( resulting in 14 persons killed and cedures clarify the fact that the of Canyon to coincide with from the sales tax, he said. 268 persons injured, as compared in the East Sunburst Room of the following items are exempt from Quality Inn, 2915 Interstate 40 However, he emphasized, any to May, 1975, with 524 accidents America's Bicentennial and the the sales tax: expendable supplies East in Amarillo. The Robertson's farmer or rancher seeking an resulting in 17 persons killed and Panhandle's Centennial. such as hand tools, baling wire, will be autographing their new exemption must have an exemp- 310 persons injured. binders twine, hardware, tires book "Panhandle Pilgrimage: Panhandle Pen Women and and lubricants for farm machin- tion certificate on file with the The 14 traffic deaths for the Amarillo Photographic Society retailer at the time of purchase. Illustrated Tales Tracing History ery; fences, pens, gates, cattle month of May, 1976, occurred in In the Texas Panhandle". are hosting the autograph party guards and chutes; and structures The Comptroller said that the following counties: Two each and extend and invitation to that can be considered a piece of persons needing more information in Parker, Wichita, Donley, and To commemorate our Panhan- attend to everyone in the equipment, such as automated about the new procedures may Randall; and one each in Kent, dle's Centennial, the Robertson's Panhandle — and especially to laying houses and farrowing call the Comptroller's Office Palo Pinta, Carson, Hartley, have spent the last 3 years those whose families pioneered houses. However, most farm toll-free at 1-800-292-9687. Potter, and Wheeler. researching and writing the book the top 26 counties. Thursday, June 17, 1976 Page 2 Mr. and Mrs. Rusty Sherman were in Denver, Colorado, Rickie Seaton and Mrs. Reta Sue Saturday through Tuesday where Saunders attended the funeral of they attended an Amway Party their aunt, Mrs. Alice Newsom, of Products Seminar. Mrs. Sherman Artesia, New Mexico, Saturday. is a representative of the ***** company. Mrs. Gladys Tartar of Midland ***** by Joe Kelly It's almost here, the 1976 Bi-Centennial All America football game. Line visited over the weekend with her Recent guests in the F.O. Lyon This is the biggest single sports event of the summer in West Texas and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Giles. home have been Mrs. Kirk Mr. and Mrs. Louis McMenamy we hope there's a tremendous crowd on hand. ***** Underwood of Gracemont, Okla., and Kim were in Mangum, Okla., The players in Lubbock were considered among the best, if not THE Mr. and Mrs. Wilcey Koinzan, Mrs. Mildred Arnold of Friona and Friday night to attend the Blade and Misty vacationed on the best in the nation. It doesn't matter whether they played for a major the Lyon's granddaughters, Jene' college or a minor school, whether they made one of the "recognized" All wedding of Mrs. McMenamy's gulf coast. In Houston they visited and Karessa Greathouse of nephew, Kevin Howard. Kim was America teams, or were overlooked. his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Portales, N. M. and Mrs. Ina Lyon a member of the wedding party. Hadley and enjoyed deep sea I was talking with Dr. Wallace Hess Sunday. He is a team physician ***** of Antioch, Calif. who is still here for the game each year and has seen them all come and go. He's one of fishing and sightseeing. Enroute visiting. Mr. and Mrs. L.E. McMenamy, home they stopped over in Fort ***** those doctors who pronounce them fit or unable. Mr. and Mrs. James McMenamy, Worth and visited the Randy "We've got a lot of beef this year," he said with a quick grin, "but you Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Stanton of know, of all the squads I've examined, I guess that first one with those Robin and Jon attended the Huttons. Dimmitt were Sunday night wedding of Teresa McMenamy in ***** Notre Dame players stands out the most. Man, there ought to be a law dinner guests of his parents, Mr. against anyone being THAT big." Tucumcari, N.M., Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Ricky Epperson of and Mrs. M.T. Stanton. Teresa is the daughter of Mr. and Phoenix, Arizona, arrived Sunday *A.*** These are big players. It's not surprising. The pros want size, along with speed, agility, lateral movement, meanness and a desire to hit Mrs. Otis McMenamy and the to spend the week with his Cindy Jouett was admitted to people. granddaughter of the L.E. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Methodist Hospital Monday morn- McMenamys. The group was I've used this example before, but the main difference between Epperson and Melissa. ing for surgery. joined by Mr. and Mrs. Louis ***** ***** Arkansas' Wayne Harris and Tech's E.J. Holub a few years ago was size. E.J. had it and that impressed the pros. Harris was a great college McMenamy and Kim, who had Mrs. Mona Bateman underwent Mrs. C.W. Perser is still a spent Friday night in Mangum, surgery in Methodist Hospital linebacker, but he didn't fill the needs of the pros. patient at Methodist Hospital, So, fans will be seeing players that the pros wanted and put high on Okla. Thursday and is doing fine. room 632 and doing very well. ***** ***** ***** the draft list. You'll be seeing the bright lights of the 1975 collegiate campaign with two outstanding coaches again, George Welsh and Frank The Sunday School and Vacationing in Lake Brown- Mr. and Mrs. M.T. Stanton, Training Union Faculty from the wood last week were Mr. and Mrs. Kush. Mrs. Ura Wages and Adrian It should be a wide open game, with plenty of passing and some Shallowater First Baptist Church Kenneth Shropshire, Carol and Stanton from Dimmitt returned will enjoy a banquet at K-Bob's in Linda where they enjoyed water exciting running. It's easier, of course, to install a passing attack in this home Saturday from the Stanton's type of game, so the running is secondary. Terrace Shopping Center June 24 skiing and swimming. cabin at Lake Kemp where they at 8:00 p.m. ***** And, when you have someone like New Mexico's Steve Myer to do the ***** enjoyed several days fishing and chunking, you'd be foolish not to capitalize on it. Myer made believers of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lyon, relaxing. Bro. Boyd Pearce is attending missionaries in Peru for the past ***** Tech fans for two years and he well could be the MVP in the game Saturday. the Girls Opportunity Camp at 20 years with Wycliffe Bible Mrs. J.P. Hutton and Mrs. V.J. Plains Baptist Assembly today Translators, have been notified But Myer isn't the only exciting player. True, the so-called big names Farris spent Monday through of 1975 are amazingly missing—again—but there is plenty of talent to through Saturday at Floydada. they L. remain there, after ***** Thursday visiting in Cross Plains please every fan. previously being notified they with Mrs. Hutton's son, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Pearce and the One of the reasons that we hold Jim Plunkett in high regard, no would have to leave. Mrs. Lyon is Mrs. Cowan Hutton and in Rising Acteens from First Baptist matter what his fate in the pros, is the fact that he played in this game. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Star with her daughter, Mr. and Church will attend Plains Baptist Plunkett was an All American, the Heisman Trophy winner. He could F.O. Lyon. Mrs. Weldon Lee. Assembly Camp June 21-24. ***** ***** have begged off playing. ***** But Plunkett didn't. He participated to the hilt and, as a result, one of Lisa Sherman is visiting in Mr. and Mrs. George Blackmon Mrs. Homer Randolph was the game's biggest crowds was on hand. Not all the big names can Dallas with her grandparents, Mr. attended a classmate reunion in called to the bedside of a sister, produce, but Plunkett did. and Mrs. Jack Rowe. Penelope over the weekend. Mrs. Alma Fowler, of Snyder ***** * * * * * Enroute home they visited their Thursday morning. Mrs. Rickie I, for one, hated to see what happened to the game this year. Many top Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Downey daughter, the Ellis Dodsons and Seaton of Lazbuddie and Mrs. players signed and then backed out. That made it necessary to bring in returned home Saturday from the Blackmon's grandson, Kevin, Mollie Winfield and Christy substitutes, almost at the last moment. visiting several days in Denver, returned home with them for a accompanied their mother to It isn't to the credit of the players who backed out. They had a Colorado, with their son, Mr. and visit. Snyder. Mrs. Donald Downey and 44*** commitment. They signed to play. Then, because of pressure from their ***** agents and/or pro clubs, they backed out. They forgot that, without the children. Mrs. Wayne Moore, Tim and • 4: Mrs. Mollie Winfield, Mrs. colleges, they wouldn't have been signed by the pros. The pros have earned no respect with this type of shoddy treatment. By some strange quirk, players that they won't let appear here somehow show up for the College All Stars-Pro champions' game in Chicago. This, after all, is THE game of the American Football Coaches Assn. The coaches, who guided, directed, encouraged, prodded and otherwise Join now, go later. led these players, deserve better treatment. Regardless of which players aren't here, fans are going to see an outstanding game. It may not be perfection, you wouldn't expect that in a short week's time, but you'll see outstanding talent. Ask about the Army's There will be plenty of excitement, some great plays, good contact. By all means plan to be in the stands. There's really no better way to spend a Saturday June's night. Delayed Entry Program. * * * * * If you're a golfer, don't go out to Reese AFB this weekend for annual Partnership Tournament. You'll be a week early. The dates were Call Collect (806) 763-5400 changed to avoid conflict with the AA game. This popular event will unfold next weekend, with golfers competing for $1,800 worth of merchandise. There will be three days of 18 holes a 762-7617 day, starting with a shotgun sendoff. Entry fee is $20 and it covers a dinner Saturday night. Join the people whdve joined the Army. Did you know that a sleeping bag could be a death trap? An improperly dry-cleaned, aired bag can cause extreme sickness, even death. Another more obvious hazard is eating food while in a sleeping bag. Your SHALLOWATER Dealer Food odor lingers and could attract a hungry bear, or some other animal. Sleeping bags should be shaken and aired regularly, with occasional for Hunt YIELD KING seeds washings. It will increase the life of the bag and it could save yours. Kristi from Olton visited with her Berneice Smith in Olton. parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.F. ***** High Plains Research Foundation Tests Williamson, Tuesday. Mrs. Pat Stanton and daughter, ***** Terri, returned home Thursday night from a 10-day tour of Israel show H.T. 124 Yellow endosperm grain wereMr. Saturday and Mrs. dinner W.F. Williamson guests of wonderful and Jerusalem time. and reported a hybrid has the highest average Mrs. L.A. George and Mrs. five-year yield! 191971 SUBURBAN TODAY 1972 (Formerly The Sunday Citizen) Suburban Today is an independent, privately owned newspaper, published weekly, except the first week in January and the next to the last week in July, 1973 on Thursday afternoon by Publication Service Company of Lubbock, Texas. is 808 1 1 th Street. Address all mail and Local office for Suburban Today 1974 other correspondence to P. 0. Box 339, Shallowater, Texas 79363. Lubbock address of the publisher is Publication Service Company, P. 0. Box MURL GALBRAITH 225, Lubbock, Texas 79408. Telephone A/C 806 763-4883. Subscription Rates: One year in Lubbock and adjoining counties; $4.50, elsewhere; $5.00 per year. 763-1352 Second Class Postage Paid at Shallowater, Texas 79363. Any erroneous reflection upon the character, standing or reputation of any person, firm or corporation, which may appear in the columns of this newspaper Featuring Yield King Milo seeds and will he gladly corrected upon due notice of same being given to the managing editor personally at the office of the publisher in Lubbock, Texas, 816 Ave. Q. Publisher Publication Service Company r?gs Pedigreed Stripper 31 cotton seed. Managing Editor ofrhiTyi ) Norman L. Williamson Dardie Williamson Shallowater News Editor Other milo and cotton seeds available, S Thursday, June 17, 1976 Page 3 Shallowater Korbi Dawn Kidd of Wolfforth, Cindy Jouett Receives Diploma News of Area a student at Angelo State Cindy Rene Jouett was among United Methodist College Students University in San Angelo, Tex., is the sixty-seven students to listed on the Dean's Honor Roll for receive diplomas as graduates of Women Meet Nancy Drake, Wolfforth, has the spring semester at the the Methodist Hospital School of been named to the Dean's Honor University. Ms. Kidd, a journalism major at Nursing during ceremonies at 8 The United Methodist Women Roll at West Texas State ASU, is listed on the 3.00 to 3.49 p.m. Friday in the First United met Monday evening, June 14th, University for the spring in the church parlor. The meeting semester. honor roll. Methodist Church in Lubbock. ***** was called to order by the Drake, a senior, is one of 787 Dr. Elizabeth Pounds, assistant president, Mrs. R.R. Warren. students on the Dean's List whose Deborah Gay Arant of Ropes- administrator of nursing at Texas Opening prayer was led by Mrs. grade point averages were 3.25 to ville, a student at Angelo State Tech University, delivered the B.H. Thomas, Jr. Roll call was 3.84. University in San Angelo, Tex., is commencement address. George answered by reading a Bible verse ***** listed on the Dean's Honor Roll for M. Brewer, hospital president, containing the word "promise." Lynn T. Crowther, Shallowater, the spring semester at the presented awards and special has been named to the Dean's University. Mrs. B.H. Thomas, Jr., brought honors. Diplomas were presented Honor Roll at South Plains College Ms. Arant, an elementary the devotional on the Twenty- by Irene Wilson, director of the for the spring 1976 semester. education major at ASU, is listed third Psalm for Today culminating school. Crowther was one of only 60 on the 3.00 to 3.49 honor roll. it with other appropriate Bible students to maintain a perfect 4.0 ***** The school is a two year verses. grade point average. Nine hundred and seventy-five program leading to a diploma in Mrs. C.E. Pair brought the students received diplomas at the nursing, enabling a graduate to go third of a series of study on the * * * West Texas State University before the State Board of Nurse prophets. Approximately 15 per cent of complete the required pre-nursing commencement exercises May 15 examiners for license as a Closing prayer was led by Mrs. the West Texas State University courses and began nursing school in Amarillo. registered nurse. Miss Jouett will in August, 1974. As a student James McMenamy. student body, including a student be going to Austin in July before from Ropesville, have been named Wesley T. Bradshaw received a nurse she served as chairman of bachelor of science degree with a the State Board. the Uniform Regulators Commit- Mrs. R.R. Warren was hostess to honor rolls for the spring to twelve members. The next semester. major in health and physical A 1973 graduate of Shallowater tee for the student body. meeting will be August 23rd. Wesley T. Bradshaw of Route 1, education and biology education. High School, Cindy attended She is the daughter of Mr. and Plans for the Senior Banquet will Ropesville has been named to the Bradshaw is the son of C.E. Texas Tech for one year to Mrs. J.H. Jouett. be discussed. dean's honor roll, joining 787 Bradshaw of Route 1, Ropesville. students whose grade point Mr. and Mrs. W. A. "Dub" Hardin average were between 3.25 and Notice SPC Sets Country- 3.84. Bradshaw is a senior physical A town meeting will be held at Attend White's Merchandise Show education major at the school. the Shallowater High School Western Jamboree ***** Auditorium on June 22 at 8 p.m. Mr. and Mis. W.A. Hardin, White's is a chain of over seven Richard Sears, Wolfforth, is one This is pertaining to the clinic for owners and manager of the hundred company owned and Nine country western and of 239 students named to the Shallowater and surrounding White's Auto Store in Shallowa- dealer franchises located in bluegrass groups have been Dean's Honor List at South Plains areas. Dr. Nicholas from the ter, Texas, recently attended the nineteen states ranging from the invited to gather June 26 at the College for the spring 1976 Texas Tech School of Medicine semi-annual merchandise showing southwest to the east coast. South Plains College track semester. will be here to give an update of held May 24-25 at the Statler stadium for the monthly SPC A student must maintain a 3.25 information to all interested Hilton Hotel in Dallas, Texas. "Country/Western Jamboree." grade point average' while taking citizens. Let's Band Together For The Hardins were part of a Ropesville Gets The jamboree will begin at 7:30 a minimum of 12 semester hours. Aid! group of over two hundred dealers p.m. Admission is $1 for adults ***** from a seven state,_ area who New Building and 50 cents for children through attended the meetings and viewed A building to house the Ropes the eighth grade. There will be no the merchandise to be offered for ambulance and fire truck is now admission charge for performers the 1976 fall and Christmas under construction. The building, or their families. CRAIG BUILDERS SUPPLY season. Giftware promises to be to be financed by revenue sharing bigger and better than ever Along with SPC's country and funds, should be completed by the before for the chain, and several bluegrass bands, performers will 4600 CLOVIS HIGHWAY-LUBBOCK end of this week. new lines were introduced. include The Rest Home Playboys The 25 x 50 x 12 foot structure During the show, the Hardins of Levelland, Mary Beth and the is located next to the City Hall and 762-8719 also received counseling concern- West Texas Travelers of Meadow, is being constructed by Tusha ing merchandising and advertis- Tad and Tim Sinclair of Buildings, Inc. ing, and were offered several sales Shallowater, Troy Wells of Paint • Floor Covering • Lumber clinics on such items as C.B. Morton, and Leonard Martin, Ben radios, sewing machines, appli- Common sense is a quality McCain and Paul Zamora, all of Building Materials ances and tires. many fail to understand. Levelland.

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Brady by Jack Sheridan With Public Health Resources The following poem was written I've just been reading about the poor box office showing in that sophisticated center, New York City, of a film called "Hawmps" which years and was president of the especially .by talented Mrs. V.T. has been playing to good houses at the Cinema I-II in Emergency Medical Association (Blanche) .Brady who has been but, due to his assignment, he has writing poems most of her life. the South Plains Mall. Getting most of her ideas from Well, all I can say is that New Yorkers don't know a resigned as president of the Bible scriptures, taking notes and good thing when they have it on their doorstep. For group. "Hawmps," which was made by the Dallas-based Mul- A native of Shallowater, Clinton listening to lectures. berry Square Productions, is without a doubt one of the is a '71 graduate of Shallowater The Bradys are very active in most adroit, funny and delightful all-around family High School and attended A&M church work, and both teach University and Texas Tech. classes at St. Luke's Methodist films to come out in a long, long time. If you haven't bundled your kids and the old man into the car and tak- He is the son of Mrs. Edith Church in Lubbock where they Vardeman and the late Carl have been members a number of en off to see this charmer, then get with it. "Hawmps" is, of course, the Texan's way of saying "Humps" and that Vardeman, longtime residents of years. The Two Hands means camels. This story is based on fact for, in the days before the Civil Shallowater. War some brains in Washington decided that the U.S. Cavalry on the Following the Emergency Daniel 5:26, John 8:6 Texas border could do a lot better by substituting camels for horses. Medical Technician class Monday The handwriting on the wall night at LCC the instructor, Mrs. That day as revealed unto Well, after a slow start, with James Hampton as the dullish Lt. Clemmons dispatched to handle the project, the camels arrive and the Bonnie Jackson, presented Clin- men Said, "they'd be weighed men are dismayed to find their Arabians are not the horses they ton with a white cake, decorated in the balance, And be found wanting in their with roses, bearing the inscription anticipated but the humped camels. From here on out the fun is on. The rival horse unit guys and pokes "Congratulations Clinton on your sin." fun at the camel-corps with a knockabout saloon brawl that is hilarious new job, we're gonna miss you." The handwriting in the sand Clinton Vardeman has accepted Was unrevealed unto men. between the two factions and the culminating race over arid desert lands a position with the Public Health Members of the class, the hostess and Vardeman were served cake Jesus condemned not the between horses and camels with dramatic and funny sequences. The Resources in Region I effective finale is a wild slapstick howler that kids and grownups alike will enjoy. before going home. Three woman Monday and will be residing in Brought there in her sin. It is impossible to tell you more. This is a sight picture whose antics Canyon. Shallowater residents who are members of the summer course, Jesus set down no words will convulse you at times and please you — and the kids — all the way. Vardeman has been assisting in Save those in the shifting sands, The afternoon I caught the film the house was full of kiddies and when it teaching Emergency Medical Ernie Rackler, Harry King and Dardie Williamson, were present But how mighty the impact - was over they applauded (!) and that's the first time in a long time I've Technician Courses at Lubbock The writings of these two for the occasion. heard an audience applaud a film. Christian College for the past two Hands: Joe Camp, who produced and directed this one and had a hand in the Jesus writing in the sand, script as well, is that man who brought us the delightful "Benji," about sponsored the group on a field trip 4 The fingers writing on the wall! the little lovable dog a year or so back and if anyone knows his adult-kid Summer to Holland Gardens. Cindy Harris Each has a message for presented a most interesting audience, Joe Camp does. He has given us a wholesom, G-rated film Homemaking program on "Using Plants in the mankind - that is a welcome balm after so much trash and, if for no other reason, To remind us of the Master's he is to be commended to the high heavens for his "daring" and his keen For the past week Shallowater Home and Ways to Display High School homemaking stu- Them". She stressed the impor- Call. perceptions. I can't say enough about "Hawmps." It makes the sly innuendo and dents have been involved in tance of a home displaying each We crucify ourselves between vulgariusms of "Blazing Saddles," hilarious though it was, fall short of various arts and crafts. The girls individual's taste. In addition a two thieves — regret for the promise. "Hawmps" is just plain, cornball, old-fashioned fun and I first made a necklace of "rose demonstration was given on yesterday and fear for tomorrow. beads" and shrink art discs. Then potting a plant, suggestions for certainly am 100 percent for it all the way. Author unknown. Incidentally, on the same bill with "Hawmps" is a delightful Mulberry using various copper shapes, watering, and care required. short, "The Life of Benji" which is a charming recap of this little dog who ground glass, glass chunks, and Many valuable tips were learned. first won us all when he was Higgins in the early TV series, "Petticoat glass threads of different colors, Next the group visited Itasca Shallowater Girls the students designed and fired Draperies. Marie Kingsley dis- Junction." You and the kids will love this one, too. these pieces in a kiln. These are cussed the various kinds of Attend GA Camp Now to turn to another outstanding film that also has been on the most unique and individualistic. window treatments. The girls screen locally for a week or so. This one also has an unqualified Seven GA girls and two Placed on a chain they are looked at the displays showing endorsement. I am talking of Warner Communications production of counselors from the Shallowater "Ode to Billy Joe" at the Fox 4. Here is a film drawn from the Bobbie conversation pieces as well as shades, valances, cornice boards, First Baptist Church left Monday Gentry ballad lyrics of 1967 and a 1953, Mississippi-based story along attractive. lambrequins, and pinch pleats. morning for the Girls Auxiliary They were given the opportunity the tragic Romeo and Juliet line. A macrame pot hanger was Camp near Floydada and returned If you will remember the song, Billy Joe jumped to his death from the to tour the workroom where they IP A made also. The girls learned how home Thursday (today). could see the various stages of Tallahatchie Bridge. He was only a teenager whose love and desire for to wrap and make the knots Girls attending were Sheila making drapes and lambrequins, the pretty, 15-year-old Bobbie Lee was thwarted by circumstance of a required for the small hanging pot Young, Sheri Kendrick, Tonya tragic nature and drove him, rightfully or in error of thinking, to commit hanger. These can be used over a the equipment and facilities. The girls also were given time to look Applegate, Renea Applegate, suicide. sink in the kitchen. Cheryl Potter, Mendi Pair, Rene at carpet samples, wall paper Here is a film of such tenderness and reality of the confusions of On Tuesday, June 8th, Mrs. Bill Elliott and counselors, Mrs. books, drapery swatches, and adolesceht awakenings that it grips the heart and brings the tears to the Boone and Mrs. Kenneth Harrison Walter Young and Mrs. Jessie eye. Seldom have two youngsters appeared so attractively, played so provided transportation and bedspread fabrics. Hattox. realistically and with such sensitivity as the leads Bobby Benson and the truly superb Glynnis O'Connor do. They are simply wonderful; no other Circle This Date On Your two could have captured the entire feel, the encompassing turmoils and NOW IN Calendar ... love than these two project. . . .June 22, 1976 — 8 p.m. The film was produced by Roger Camras and Max Baer, with Baer Shallowater High School Auditor- directing with uncanny knowing. Yes, this is that 'same Max Baer that ium. Dr. Nicholas from the Texas was the clownish one in "Beverly Hillbillies" some time back and went on SOUTH PLAINS MALL Tech School of Medicine will be to make a killing with a rough-stuff film, "Macon County Line." From here to give us new information that one a moviegoer would never have dreamed that he could attain a concerning the clinic for Shallowa- film to the quality and depth such as "Ode to Billy Joe." He has — in 793-0977 ter. Plan to be there and display spades. The photography, the delicate and subtle score by Michel I your enthusiasm for this commu- Legrand, a touching song "There'll Be Time" spoken by Miss O'Connor nity concern. Band Together For and the entire production is excellent. That goes for the cast, too. As Bobbie Lee's warm, concerned parents tic* apply, inc. Aid. 15th and Texas Ave. and South Plains Mall you couldn't do better than Joan Hotchkis and Sandy McPeak. James Best as the boss is fine as are Terence Goodman as the older brother, Simpson Hemphill as the pastor and all the others. • / This is fine stuff, "Ode to Billy Joe," a PG-rated film, and a haunting, beautiful story set against the soft and verdant growth of Mississippi. I When Looking For A do urge you to see this one. This is the weekend for the opening of the second season of the Summer Mummers old-time mellerdrammer and olio of celebrated acts BARGAIN! at the KoKo Palace, 50th and Ave. Q. The play, an original by city man Dan Dunahue, is in the cheer-the-hero, hiss-the-villains period, and is called "Who Was That Masked Man I Saw You With Last Wednesday." SAVE ON It is directed by Mrs. Pam Brown, and features a large cast of Lubbock Theatre Centre-Act IV favorites. • ROOM AIR • BUILT-INS • EVAPORATIVE The show will be given each Friday and Saturday through June 24, AIR COOLERS with the gala opening night set for tomorrow (Friday). Prices are $3 for CONDITIONERS • PAINTINGS adults and $2 for children. You can have an optional dinner starting at 7 • SINKS Et LIGHTING • GASEt p.m. at $3.50 for adults and $2.50 for children. The show starts at 8 p.m. with the olio acts, oldtime vaudeville at its • WASHERS Et ELECTRIC RANGES best. It is followed by the performance of the play. DRYERS • DISHWASHERS • LAVATORIES The entire project is a benefit to raise money for the Lubbock Theatre Centre, such a vital and necessary adjunct to Lubbock's entertainment • SOME DAMAGED • SOME SLIGHTLY USED • SOME DISCONTINUED and cultural life. $5.00 DELIVERY CHARGE Just to show you what it entails there are more than 40 people given their time and energies free to the project which is no small undertaking. REMEMBER EVERY So, if you have a couple of bucks and want to be royally entertained, WEEK'S remember the Summer Mummers at the KoKo Palace. You'll have fun THE and a "different" kind of a time. SPECIAL) SZ,APSTIX DOES MA BELL Bargain Center USE DIAL SOAP? Across From Fields and Company 1620 4th St. C 04 Thursday, June 17, 1976 . Page 7 * CROSSWORD PUZZLE *

ACROSS 45. Miss 10. Brought up x:Khks. ASSIFIED *A Bergman's 11. Distributed -::•%:WAMit:RWstUMWM14. 1. Goliath's daughter 13. German river Classified Ads may be placed in this opponent 46. Fowl 19. Girl's name newspaper at the rate of 5¢ per word. MISCELLANEOUS 6. Turkish coin 47. Splendid display 21. Margaret's Minimum charge $1.00. Contact your FOR SALE 11. Give 49. Printer's nickname news editor or call 763-4883. 12. Pantry measures 22. Roof apex 14. Overhead 50. Conjunction 24. Piece out For Sale- Bic panty hose. Now a rep- railway 51. Intention 26. Heavenly body resentative for this area. Call 832-4715. 15. Negative adverb 52. Hotel 28. Music symbol NOTICE TO BIDDERS 16. Some 55. Hebrew letter 29. One who For Sale: 2 year old Kenmore electric Sealed proposals for the construc- 17. Exclamation stove, self cleaning oven, in good con- tion of certain water systems improve- 56. City of ancient avoids realities dition, $175. Call 795-3310. ments and consisting of the installation 18. Boxer's name Greece 33. Sailor Need high school girl to help with of a ground storage tank, with approxi- 20. Leave out 58. Lathered 34. Reverberates housework. Call 832-4715. Beat the rush, get your air conditioner mately a mile of water line extension, 22. Silkworm 60. Flower 35. Tibetan ready for the hot weather ahead. Call as shown on the plans, will be received 23. Boy 61. Appointment 36. Number TEXAS OIL COMPANY Taylor Plumbing, 832-4476 in Shallo- by the Honorable Mayor, the City 24. Compass point 38. Mr. Levenson Needs aggressive distributor in Wolf- water or CB K.SY3810, Base, Channel 19. Council of the City of Shallowater, 25. Tree DOWN forth area for our internationally-known Texas, until 1:00 P.M. Central Daylight 39. Unfold (Poetic) line of premium quality building main- 27. All the tracks Need a place to park your camper, Savings Time on the 25th Day of June, 1. U.S. coin 40. Shellfish tenance materials. This Is a high volume, or trailer when not In use? Call 832- 1976, at the City Hall, at which time of a railroad 2. Article 41. Comforted high profit distributorship in a steady 4389 or check with Wayne or Blllye and place the proposals will be publicly 30. Ocean flow 3. Large vehicle growth market. We're a stable, 3A1 firm 43. Revenge Groce. opened and read aloud and considered 31. Allow 4. Jap. statesman 48. Persian poet established in 1933. We require no by the City Council. Any bid received 32. Depot (Abbr.) 5. Explode loudly franchsie fees or other hidden costs. after closing time will be returned un- 51. Skill Get your air conditioner ready for 34. Famous Italian Only a small initial order. We prefer an opened. No bid submitted may be with- 6. Turk. regiment 53. Conjunction summer. Call 832-4603. family 7. Mythical 54. Negative vote association with a business already es- drawn before thirty (30) days have tablished in this market, however, we're elapsed after date of Submission. 37. Vegetable gift-giver 57. Like Poultry Dressing: All poultry dressed, fully capable of helping you establish Copies of the plans and specifica- 42. Cooks 8. Raised by force 59. Post-script bagged and readied for your freezer. one, if you are enterprising and meet tions, and contract documents are on 44. Swiss river .9. Mr. McMahon Rabbits also dressed by us. Call 385- (Abbr.) our qualifications. Serious inquiries only file in the office of the City Secretary 5506, Lamb Co. Locker, Littlefield. 6/14/76 please. For complete information by of the City of Shallowater, Texas, and return mail, contact C.G. Russell, Dis- are open for public inspection. A set of I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 : For Sale- 1975 Harley-Davidson SX- tributor Sales, Southwestern Petroleum, such plans may be obtained from 250 motorcycle, maroon with 2 match- P.O. Box 789, Fort Worth, Texas 76101 Willis Environmental Engineering, 1638 11 12 13 ing helmets. Good running condition. or call (817) 332-2336, Ext. 38. Main, Lubbock, Texas. Make an offer. Call 873-3597. 14 ■ 15 16 17 A Cashier's or Certified Check pay- and 61 great-grandchildren and able without recourse to Mr. Jack Singer Touch & Sew-Delux Models, DuLaney, Mayor, or an acceptable 18 19 ■ one great-great-granddaughter. These machines zig-zag, blind hem, make 20 21 22 Bidders Bond in an amount of at least button holes, fill bobbin in machine, five (5%) percent of the total amount etc. Desk cabinets with drawer space. 23 24 25 26 bid must accompany each bid as a Used 3 months. Several left out of pub- Lyons Attend guarantee that, if awarded the contract, lic school systems. Your choice $65.00 27 28 29 30 the bidder will promptly execute a per- each. Cash or terms. Fully guaranteed. formance bond and enter into a con- Family Reunion Sewing Machine Service Center, 1801 ■ tract on the forms provided. Checks 31 32 33 34th Street, Phone 744-4618. Mr. and Mrs. F.O. Lyon must be issued by a Texas Bank satis- 34 35 36 ■ 37 38 3940 41 returned home Sunday afternoon Fresh Bob White Quail eggs ready for factory to the City and Bidder's Bond after attending the annual Lyon setting. $20.00 per hundred. Less quan- by a reliable Surety Company licensed to do business In the State of Texas. 42 43 44 45 reunion that was held this year in tity, priced higher. Call 745-1121 or ■ 745-2702. A performance and payment bond im the home of Major and Mrs. Clyde in a amount not less than the amount 46 47 48 49 Lyon in Houston. of the award, conditioned upon the HUB CITY ELECTR faithful performance of the contract 50 ■ 51 52 53 54 55 ■ Approximately 30 persons were Residential and Commercial and the payment of all persons supply- present for the reunion of Mr. ing labor or furnishing material or ■ 56 57 58 59 Lyon's relatives. Service Calls other supplies and materials, will be They were accompanied by Licensed and Bonded required from a Surety on bonds of 60 6 I Mrs. Ina Lyon of Antioch, Calif., Danny Lesley principal. Mrs. Kirk Underwood of Grace- The City reserves the right to accept 873-3453 - local or reject any and/or all bids and waive mont, Okla. and Mrs. Mildred Lee of Hamilton, Amos of Las informalities, and to award a contract Arnold of Friona. The group left for any portion of the work specified Services Held for Vegas, Nev., and Virgil and M.C. last Wednesday. without affecting the unit price bid in Jr. of Artesia, N.M.; four the proposal. Alice Bell Newsom daughters, Ethel Lauderdale of The Contractor will be paid in cash Don't Forget ... BID NOTICE from current funds. Bidders are re- 6 4 Funeral Services for Alice Bell Albuquerque, N.M., Gladys Par- The Lubbock Independent School Dis- ...the town meeting. This is for quested to submit their bids on this Newsom, 86, were conducted at 10 rish, Grace Clanton and Eva Neel trict will receive sealed bids for the basis. you concerning you and the people purchase of Typewriters until 2:00 PM a.m. Saturday from the Hermosa of Artesia, N.M.; two brothers, Jack DuLaney, Mayor you care about! Dr. Tom Nicholas (CDT) June 22, 1976, in the office of Drive Baptist Church. J.B. Craft Ernest Ford of Polar and Burl City of Shallowater, Texas will be at the Shallowater High the Director of Purchasing, 1628 19th ATTEST: and Dean Loveland officiated. Ford of Post; six sisters, Cecil Street, Lubbock, Texas 79401. Bids will School Auditorium to tell us about Jessie Lee Vance Burial was in Restlawn Memorial Hughes of Fresno, Calif., Alma then be opened and read aloud. Bid City Secretary the Clinic for Shallowater and Park. Mrs. Neyvsom's grandsons Fowler, Bonnie Lyons, and Nona forms may be obtained upon request in surrounding areas. That's June the above office. were active and honorary Cumbie of Snyder, Eula Clanton of 22nd, 8 p.m. at the High School Rupert Pearce Genuine religion is conspicuous pallbearers. Leslie, Ark., and Alene Randolph Director of Purchasing Auditorium. because it lacks display. Mrs. Newsom, a resident of of Shallowater; 32 grandchildren Lubbock Ind. School District 1808 Oak St. in Artesia, New Mexico, died Thursday, June 10, gut:, I /9 eizzTict of .iamsuv SWAT SMITH in Artesia General Hospital. She 1SA81•83.1.SV was born Oct. 27, 1889, in Hilton, 03dvOS VnirlVdS LOANS Texas, and later married Neal and NNI r+ nri ei o MANCIL SMITH Newsom. They moved to Artesia Li v41 • d,v0d NEIH We Loan Money v Id 8VV EINI3NID Domestic Well Service in 1954 from Hope, N.M. Mrs. Fli108VDS3 3.1.S3 On Anything Newsom was a Baptist and a V1S 0© l Diamonds Our Specialty housewife. Her husband preceded 3 0 1 1 3 Amp ) V 8 1 IRRIGATION AND DOMESTIC WELL SERVICE Licensed & Bonded her in death in 1956. N3dSV 3N3 Ovl SUBMERSIBLE PUMP DEALER Survivors include seven sons, I83 .1.1.-.0 Ilv All Loans Confidential Wayne of Bakersfield, Calif., Alvis hiv ANv 1 0 N KM Phone 832-4090 Box 682 1003 13th Street 8308v1 Phone 763-4101 and Floyd of Big Spring, Ernest 3.I.VM00 riFidSri GIAVG 815 Broadway Shallowater, Toxas 79363 Lubbock, Texas HOUSTONSN

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ONLY 5 MINUTES TO ASTROWORLO Page 8 Thursday, June 17, 1976 Karate Instructor Feels Sport Beneficial By Richard Mason dren will do better in school the When David Ellis was on guard instructor says — to spiritual duty in Vietnam there was little of development. interest going on, so he began to But mostly, a person just feels watch Korean troops in a nearby better. compound perform daily karate "A person who has learned exercises. He was, he says, self-defense gains confidence in impressed. himself and his techniques, Ellis himself soon became knowing that if he was in a certain involved in karate and today situation he could defend himself. heads a franchise of the Texas Therefore," Ellis concludes, "a Karate Institute in Lubbock. The student eliminates fear from his institute offers instruction by consciousness." registered professional black belts Most people are motivated by along with curriculum accredited fear, he said, and once fear is by the American Karate Black eliminated, a person's inner self Belt Association. can be revealed. Karate students "We follow a set curriculum become motivated from within, which includes all facets of ka- thanks to the self-discipline and increased ability for concentration • rate," the tall, muscular man with competition and kumite, actual and project an appearance of grab you. But if he does, the next institute will spend the first three dark hair and beard says. Those sparring between two partners. calmness and harmony, a feeling move is to escape — break the lock months learning about karate facets range from Kata, a system Kata emphasizes the beauty of the which, the instructor says, carries and get away from the situation. rather than learning techniques of prearranged movements for art while kumite displays the over to others. Sometimes the attacker persists useful in self-defense. For the next attack and self-defense organized sport's practical aspects. A kata But when people outside the which leads to the second level of three months, the student learns into a flowing dancelike pattern, competition is judged on difficulty sport think of karate, they do not application: control. self-defense techniques. After a to actual techniques for self- year's training, according to Ellis, of movement, power and speed, think of an art which develops The student is taught a series of defense. "In our system a moves which enables him to turn the student is mastering some of overall form, and attitude. Points professional must have a mini- peace and harmony within. They are awarded much the same as for preceive instead a method for and attack to his own advantage. the techniques, and after one and mum of 25 tournament credits to gymnastic competition, an exer- destruction involving gouging, For example, if an attacker grabs one-half to two years he can take qualify for a black belt," the cise which Ellis says kata kicking, and punching. That the student, the student can care of himself in a situation instructor explains. "You compete resembled. misperception worries Ellis. control the attacker by placing where there are one or more professionally." him in an armlock. The attacker is attackers. Kata competition has different Ellis adds this last bit of "People outside the art don't neutralized and no longer It takes three to five years for a forms for different levels of information because he is con- know the full extent of the presents a threat. student to become an accom- excellence, and students at cerned that a lot of unqualified training," the instructor says. But should a student's life be plished martial artist "providing relatively the same level of black belts who received their According to the instructor many endangered, he must make a he has worked diligently," Ellis accomplishment compete against rank overseas have established parents, in fact, feel their child decision on the power and the says. Then he is brought before a one another. studios to teach the sport, and will learn something deadly and force to apply to one or more board of Texas Karate Institute In the sparring competition, may be turning out students who go out and kill somebody. But a assailants. If things look bad, the instructors and given his rank. points are awarded for successful are themselves less than qualified. child cannot generate the force student will enter the third level The board, since it is made of blows in a timed match. In an "To the untrained eye, even an that an adult can and self-defense of application: using a destroy people not familiar with the amateur tournament (less than amateur in karate will look is taught so that the student uses technique. student, compares the applicant's black belts) contact is often fantastic," he explains. only as much force as necessary to Methods of self-defense are performance against institute prohibited. "This is where the art Ellis is adamant about the get himself out of a dangerous learned through constant repeti- standards to ensure equality in form is important," Ellis explains. reasons to study the art. While it situation. tion. To be successful, they must rank. If he passes the board But in a professional tourna- is a competitive sport it is also Self-defense at the Texas be reflexive. review, the student is certified as ment safety gear is mandatory, good for physical fitness. And Karate Institute is taught in three "It actually becomes part of an instructor. and participants go full contact. self-actualization, and self-aware- stages. The first involves you. You decide what to do and Students at all levels of Members of the local Texas ness, and, of course, self-defense. avoidance or escape. If an attacker how to use it" in each situation, instruction can compete in Karate Institute are arranging a Benefits from sincere involvement attempts to put a headlock on the Ellis says. tournaments. The tournament tournament in this region for in the program range from student, the student avoids it. It is But learning takes time. A is divided into two phases of September 18th,- and expect increased concentration — chil- best not to allow the person to student who enrolls in the karate competition, kata, or form competitors from Texas, Oklaho- ma, New Mexico, Colorado, and LITTLE FOLKS DAY NURSERY Missouri. The event, the sixth Children Kept By Hour, Day. or Week Serving Area Farmers With annual West Texas Champion- ships will be held in Fair Park 604 7th Street — — Call 832-4039; after 6 p.m. 832-4307 Modern Efficient Gin Service Coliseum. A similar tournament OPEN 6:30 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. last December drew 65 competi- tors. Ages Infants Through 10 Years

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