Commissioners Eye $4 Million County Jail by CLIFF AVERY a New Facility, While Temporarily Staff Writer Refurbishing the Old Jail

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Wednesday, August 24, 1977 Twenty Pages TEXAS TIMES (in 2 sections) Dedicated to Informing the Citizens of West Texas Commissioners Eye $4 Million County Jail By CLIFF AVERY a new facility, while temporarily Staff Writer refurbishing the old jail. Plans for a new county Maeker's plans allow for a P&R Board Says 'Yes' To jail—with an estimated price tag capacity of 335 inmates, end of $4 million, including a new about thirty percent could be heating and cooling plant for housed in single-person cells. county buildings—will go to the Plans also call for large, Mural, 'No' to Park Name state's commission on jail semi-open exercise areas in the The city parks board Tuesday handed a group of Park," Cleveland told the Times after the session standards and to a federal judge middle of the cell blocks. East Lubbock citizens who want one of the Canyon between Strong and the board. after county commissioners gave Bids on the new facility may be Lakes designated as "Roots Park,", complete with The Cleveland motion also tabled any action on planners the green light Monday. opened as soon as February. mural, a victory and a defeat Tuesday. the matter until more planning could be Commissioners initially seemed Maeker noted that the plans The board voted, in effect, that the park couldn't accomplished. reluctant to abandon the old are flexible enough to allow the be named "Roots," because it would not be named After the motion passed unanimously, Strong county lockup and intensely city government to place' its for an individual and because the whole Canyon asked if this meant the Committee could not quizzed County Planner Arnold prisoners there, if the city council Lakes project already had a name—The continue its research. Maeker about the project which and county commissioners can Yellowhouse Canyon Lakes. But the board said it "The only problem would be whether we want to has been on the drawing board for agree on a policy level. encouraged the Roots Committee's research and designate it as Roots Park," Chairman Henry several months. Monday's unveiling of the plans indicated initial approval for a mural. Huneke replied, "Parks are usually named after "I sure hate to lose the old jail," marked the first appearance of After an extensive presentation by Roots people who have made a contribution or a service. Pct. 1 Commissioner Edgar any hard figures for a cost of a Committee spokesman Eric Strong, Board Member The whole thing does have a name." Chance said, adding he felt the new jail. Adolphus Cleveland formally moved a precisely- Huneke urged the Roots Committee, which did third or fourth floor could be used Throughout the inmate law for dormitory housing of inmates. worded package, that said "yes" to a mural and not attend the meeting in the numbers Strong suit—commissioners argued they But after long discussion, "no" to a "Roots" park. anticipated, to keep in contact with city staff had been setting asside funds for Maeker won the point, arguing Cleveland's motion commended and encouraged members. a new jail, and had not delayed that the extensive renovation the Roots Committee and said the board would He also suggested that because of the problems improvements on the old jail. required to comply with the "look with favor" on the development of a Roots of vandalism of a mural, "pick out a spot and keep it Now, the county fathers are mural, depicting scenes from East Lubbock inside." state's jail standard and the expected to draw heavily on a long-term costs of hiring jailers to history. Immediately after the meeting, Strong said he buildup of federal revenue But the four-part motion also expressed a was pleased with the parks board action since it supervise the inmates would sharing funds for the new jail. obliterate the estimated quarter- "general board feeling" that the park, adjacent to had given the committee the go-ahead to continue "Through January of 1980, we Lake No. 6 in the Canyon Lakes Project and across its research. million dollar saving in new can get by with $4 million in from the Mae Simmons Park, would not be named "We'll come back with a plan," he told the Times. construction. revenue sharing and the perma- "Roots." "In two years time, as I see it, Strong indicated that he may seek national grants nent improvements fund," Coun- "The board will not think about naming it Roots you would have spent everything to help fund the drive. ty Auditor Dale Gallimore told you saved," Maeker said. the Times. But Gallimore said "The critical issue is manage- that if commissioners start ment (of the planned jail). You spending on other projects, "we'll Mrs. Johnson Speaks Here Foster can save some money on be cutting it close." Mrs. Ila Mae Johnson, construction, but how you're One of those "othe r president of the Women's Grandparents going to operate it is the thing Lubbock County's that's going to eat your may be Auxiliary B.M.E. State Conven- spearheading a regional detention tion, was guest speaker at the County Judge Rod Shaw Needed observed that even though the facility for the South Plains Women's Annual Day program at In recent years many services juveniles. A committee of the New Hope Baptist Church last county could ask for variances in and programs have been the State Commission on Jail South Plains Association of Sunday morning. The theme for developed in an effort to make life Governments (SPAG) has recom- the program was: "Thy Will Be Standards guidelines, "since the more meaningful for the mature jail doesn't meet standards mended the County pursue a Done." citizens of our nation. The Foster regional juvenile hall, which A special welcome was given to anyway, it's going to be hard to Grandparent Program, sponsored get the variance when we're would be a pilot project for the the large number of ladies who by the Federal Agency ACTION, building a new one." rest of the state. attended the program by Mrs. has been in operation in the U.S. Commissioners have been on Commissioners were to have Winnie Faye Morgan. A response since 1965 and has been very the ropes about building a new met with the committee late was given by Mrs. C.L. Peoples. successful in meeting many of the jail since events landed a one-two Tuesday afternoon. Sister Florenczo Stokley gave a Mrs. Ila Mae Johnson needs of our citizens who are over punch in recent months. Last Commissioners also agreed reading while Sister Eula Faye 60 years of age and are no longer Monday to seek a trim of the Precious Brown and Clara December, the long-awaited jail Williams sang a solo. in the regular work force. county welfare department staff, Colquitt. standards effectively ruled out Other musical selections in- The Lubbock State School that certifies that poor people Captains reports and offeratory renovation of the present lockup. cluded a duet, "Give Me My Foster Grandparent Project is need financial assistance. The was made by Sisters Clara Then, in April, U.S. Dist. Judge Flowers," by Sisters Shirley funded and administered by Halbert Woodward ordered commissioners, on recommenda- Williams and G.H. Davis; and Blakemore, Elnora Johnson, ACTION and the Texas Depart- sweeping changes in operating tion of Pct. 4 Commissioner Alton Sister Bernice Kelly. Berdie Hall and Dorothy Kinner. ment of Mental Health and the jail, ruling in an inmate Brazell, hope that some of the A special presentation was Mental Retardation and has been lawsuit that jail conditions staff's function can be shifted to made by Sister C.M. Howard. in operation since July 1972. The violated prisoners' constitutional the Lubbock County Hospital Expressions were given by Sister Booster Club project is authorized for 60 Foster rights. District which also certifies Elmora Dyer, president; and Grandparents. Since the project Since then, commissioners have indigents who need county help in Rev. A.L. Dunn, pastor. The Dunbar Booster Club will began 125 persons have received been grappling with how to build paying for medical expenses. Sister Lena Sheffield intro- hold its first booster meeting orientation and have served at duced the speaker of the hour. Monday, August 29. It will be the school. Fifteen Foster Meditation period was conducted held at 7:00 p.m. in room 107 at Grandparents have served in the by Sisters Susie Williams, the school. Continued On Page Nine Early Settlers Round Up A Success Over five hundred Lubbockites "If we all stick together, we will "Nobody Knows The Trouble I attended the second annual Early be proud of our accomplish- See," and led the singing of Settlers Round Up last Thursday ments," he told the group. "America" and "Battle Hymn of evening at the American Legion During his twenty minute the Republic" with the audience. Hall, Post 808, in Yellowhouse presentation, the audience ap- Mrs. Edna Raye Walker served Canyon. "This will become an plauded him several times on as pianist. annual affair since so many people what he was saying. "We are all Invocation was given by Rev. voted to continue such an effort," Americans and we have certain J. Phenix and benediction by said George Woods, co-chairper- principles to uphold, but we can't Rev. Adolphus Cleveland. T.J. son of the program. forget how important it is for us Patterson introduced the speaker to have togetherness," he said. of the hour. Guest speaker was Leibert Mayor Roy Bass gave the Prior to the program, a Walters, minister of the welcome and presented plaques delicious barbecue dinner was Twentieth and Birch Street to the oldest settlers present at served to those in attendance. Church of Christ. He talked about the affair. Special entertainment was pro- Mayor Bass stands with the four oldest settlers as the)' were honored the need for strong togetherness. Mrs. Bernice Kelly sang vided. at the Old Settlers Reunion. Page 2 WEST TEXAS 77114ES Wednesday, August 24, 1977 browns did together for the United Negro College Fund something great for Lubbock. Not much is ever said about (UNCF) Mini-Telethon several weeks ago, a lot can happen what they are doing. They work real hard behind the if properly organized. scene and never boast about what they are doing. It is about time to see some great things happening in This writer would like for the citizens of Lubbock and the political arena for the black community. With a lot of West Texas to know what this group of fine American Economic Development hard work, it can happen real soon. Say, 1978. citizens are always busy doing something better for our ***** community. From giving to a worthy cause, the visitation Again, the Early Settlers Reunion was a great success. to the Veterans Administration Hospital at Big Spring, Must Become a Reality It appears as though this will become an annual event for entertainment for our young people, sponsoring young There have been thousands of words which have those persons who made it possible, like this writer and people to Austin and so many other worthwhile efforts— appeared on this page over the past ten years. Perhaps the others, to have opportunities in Lubbock. The great this organization is great for the entire city of Lubbock. most important words were those about encouraging black excitement this event has caused the past two years is ***** people to get a piece of the rock. It's big enough for all terrific. Lubbock is a great city for those persons who are looking people in our community to have a piece. It hasn't been so Brothers George Woods and James Craven Sr. have for an opportunity. At the same time, there are those who for the black community. In a growing community that is worked hard to begin something of which Lubbock can be will continue to complain about what they don't have. A progressive, blacks should have so many things going for proud. Of course, the dedicated men and women who have resident of this "Hub City" since 1958, this writer is glad he them in the economic circle, but it doesn't exist. worked on various committees are to be commended for a came this way. Sure, one couldn't ask for a better place to rear their job well done. As a citizen, it will be my duty to continue to work in my families and live a comfortable life. But one must realize From the voting of those present last Thursday evening community in an economic development aspect. There are that in order to rear their families and live this comfortable at the American Legion Hall in Yellowhouse Canyon, this opportunities in this area. This writer hopes there are life there must be some economic opportunities so our will become an annual event. others who want to do something about the shortcoming of children will have an idea of some of the good things in life. economic development in the black community. It can be If there ever was a time, it's now for black people to Speaking of the members of the Booker T. Washington - American Legion Post 808, they are always doing done if we all get involved and want to do something about move up the socio-economic ladder in Lubbock. Nobody is it. going to step forward and hand it to you on a silver platter. 4 As black people, we're going to have to work hard for it and understand what is going down in the process. It's always been interesting to observe and hear all the negative comments about the eastern part of Lubbock. Many people have said it will never develop into a thriving community again. Others have left it because of the conditioning of what others are saying. If you look real closely, one will discover that a great deal can happen with this part of our community if we get out there and really work for something which we all can be proud of. Nothing comes easy, perhaps you've heard that a r thousand times. It's absolutely true, because one must work hard as the dickens to accomplish something. As black people, we must learn to become more mature about the things we want in life. In other words, we are going to have to start checking out the situation for ourselves and not take the complete word of those persons who don't really live in our community. What we are going to have to do is quit playing games with ourselves and letting others determine what we should do in life. There is so much we can do if we would only get up and start doing something for ourselves. Perhaps the theme we should use is "unity" for all of us. "Unity" for the economic development aspect in our community. When we talk about economic development, we are not talking about some giveaway program sponsored by Uncle Sugar. But rather, we are talking about looking at the resources around us and start taking advantage of them. People who are successful in the business community went out and started doing some things that others were not doing. As a result of all that, they became achievers in the business community. t w t All it takes is an idea and the guts to stay in there when there are problems. If you get an opportunity to view the Nothing personal cheil , but I was hoping to be rescued by O. Id, Top 100 Black owned businesses in America, you'll become black, and handsome fireman. Do you have one?... elated about what they are doing for themselves, their families, and America. appointed him to a top post in the Interior Department. Keep in mind that what is good for the black community JACK ANDERSON'S in Lubbock is good for Lubbock. Therefore, economic A preliminary investigation found him innocent of development for all people is a must here. We hope some of personal wrongdoing. But there was evidence of serious you will realize all of this and start getting off into where WE E KLY violations by his campaign committee. It allegedly was the action really is. involved in an illegal money-laundering scheme. Now investigators are searching quietly for a memo SPECLUA from a California development corporation. This missing Drug Smugglers Far Better Equipped Than Drug Agents memo could implicate Mendelsohn or perhaps clear him. As I See It . by Jack Anderson The Senate committee won't approve his appointment until by T.J. Patterson and Joe Spear it finds out. This writer hopes there are individuals in the black Copyright, 1977, United Feature Syndicate, Inc. But this hasn't kept Mendelsohn from drawing money community who will be looking forward to seeking a WASHINGTON — The United States is losing the war from the taxpayers while he waits. He has quietly started political office. It is important for this to happen regardless against drugs. to work at the Interior Department—as a consultant. of the area of concern. Next year, 1978 — which is not too The smugglers have formed secret combinations, which White House Pipeline: Richard Nixon, as the world now far off — can be a great beginning for the political future of are operating at all levels of business and government. knows, installed a secret recording system inside the the black community. They are using their illegal profits to purchase banks, White House. He was later haunted by the tapes of his own At present time, there is a black sister, Joan Y. Ervin, insurance companies and other legitimate businesses. incriminating conversation. who has done a splendid job representing the black They are also corrupting government officials. Now President Carter is experimenting with a computer community as well as the entire populas. Our sources in Washington identified Miami as the system, which will record and catalog all his public There is no need for us to worry about losing a given nation's drug-smuggling center. Se we flew to Miami to remarks. It is supposed to preserve for posterity every race, because there are enough blacks in our community find out what has gone wrong with drug enforcement. The word Carter speaks on the record—his speeches, press who can elect someone who would do a splendid job. field agents there told us they are intercepting probab13) conferences and other public statements. Blacks and browns will have to work together in the less than 10 per cent of the illegal drugs flowing into th6 Our sources assure us the computer will be carefully upcoming elections. With both working together, there's United States. programmed not to pick up private conversations. The no doubt about the outcome. After seeing what blacks and The drug smugglers have more men, faster boats and president wants no more secret White House tapes. better planes than the government is using against them. —Biking enthusiasts complained to the White House last The Drug Enforcement Agency has only 2,000 agents to April over President Carter's failure to mention bicycles in WEST TEXAS TIMES cope with the multi-billion-dollar drug operation. his energy address. No other form of transportation, they Volume 16, Number 57 Wednesday, August 24, 1977 They are assisted by the Customs Service, which has argued, could save more energy. The West Texas Times is an independent, privately owned only 1,359 officers to patrol the lengthy U.S. borders. The At first, White House aides chuckled. But the newspaper published twice weekly, each Wednesday and Fri- Coast Guard patrols the shoreline, with all its coves and Transportation Department has changed their attitude. day, in Lubbock, Lubbock County, Texas. Second Class Postage inlets. But it has only 99 ships, for example, to watch the According to a preliminary study, bicycles could be used is paid in Lubbock, Texas 79408. Publication No. 676340. entire Atlantic coast. None of these vessels are fast enough for up to 10 per cent of the trips made by shoppers and Any erroneous reflection upon the character of anyone by this newspaper will be corrected immediately when called to the to catch the smugglers' speedboats. commuters in urban areas. attention of the editor. The editor will not be responsible for the Federal agents have evidence that organized drug Duck Tale: Four years ago, a Maryland hunter named return of any articles or photos submitted for publication, other smuggling into this country is directed largely by three Jack Cooper happened upon a Canvasback duck caught in a than when accompanied by a stamped, selfaddressed return aging godfathers—Santos Trafficante in Florida, Carlos trap. Unknown to him, the trap had been set by Fish and envelope. The West Texas Times may be purchased yearly at a rate of Marcello in New Orleans and Joe Bonanno in Tucson. Wildlife agents. Canvasback ducks are an endangered $5.00 (plus $ .25 state sales tax) for either the Wednesday or Bonanno oversees the smuggling across the Mexican species, and the agents wanted to trap a few for study. Friday editions of the paper; or at the yearly rate of $10.00 per border, Marcello along the Gulf coast and Trafficante Cooper could see the duck was mortally wounded. His year. sales tax included, for both issues of the paper, payable in through Florida and up the Atlantic Coast. hobby happens to be carving decoys out of wood. So he advance to the office by mail or in person. Out of state residents please add $2.50 to either rate. Advertising rates and other Bonanno trades mainly in brown heroin from Mexico. In took the dying duck home, got it stuffed and used it as a information furnished upon request. Florida, Trafficante deals heavily in cocaine, most of it model. Apparently, the taxidermist tipped off the (Mice 816 Avenue Q from Colombia. He has recruited his organization largely government. Phone: Area Code 806 Lubbock, Texas 79401 from the Cuban underworld. But the agents waited four years before investigating Business Office 763-4883 News Dept & Classified, 763-4291 MAILING ADDRESS: P.O. Box 225, Lubbock, TX 79408 Financial Finagling? Budget Director Burt Lance isn't the duck's disappearance from the federal trap. They I.J. Patterson Editor the only presidential appointee under investigation for drove 300 miles to inspect Cooper's wildlife collection Publication Service Company Publisher alleged financial finagling. The Senate Interior Committee permit, then drove 300 miles back to their offices. A few Norman L. Williamson Business Manager/Owner is holding up the appointment of Robert Mendelsohn until days later, they repeated the trip. This time, they his campaign finances are straightened out. confiscated the stuffed bird. Mendelsohn is a San Francisco politician who ran up Ilk agents solemnly assured us, however, that they TEX PRESS ASSOCIATION some huge campaign bills. Last spring, he raised money to won't prosecute Cskoper for absconding with their • agparamoss.W ',4iff these debts. In the meantime, President Cart4r endangered duck.: '- • "..' \ .•

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• • Wednesday, August 24, 1977 KEST TEXAS 77MES Page 3 accompanied by his mother, Mrs. 9 a.m. Everyone is invited to The sister of Ms. Joan Y. Lule Maye Gentry, and David come and take part in this effort. Ervin, Ms. Juanita Summers of Collins. ***** Denver, Colorado, was reported ***** "Around the Hub City" has to be ill this week. Charles Melton, son of Mr. and learned that Jessie Hill, president ***** Mrs. Leon Melton, visited in the of the Atlanta Life Insurance Mr. Ike Rogers, father of Mrs. Hub City last weekend. He is a Company of Atlanta, Ga., will be Miles Neal of 2313 Birch Avenue, student in medical school at guest speaker at the Bethel will celebrate his 105th birthday Dallas. Charles is looking forward A.M.E. Church in October. He Thursday, August 25. A former to doing his intern work in the will be here paying special tribute resident of Tyler, he is now living next few years. to one of his Board of Directors with his daughter and son-in-law. ***•• and Lubbock District Manager, Happy birthday, Mr. Rogers! Wedding vows were exchanged Charles F. Cooke, Jr. Mr. Hill is a Sunday afternoon in the home of well known businessman in Police Beat Rev. and Mrs. A.W. Wilson, America and has served on many Officers Installed pastor of Bethel A.M.E. Church, Theft Over $20, Under $200 Aggravated Assault outstanding commissions for his The Booker T. Washington for Sara Delorse Wadley and A fourteen year old Lubbock community, state and nation. American Legion Post 808 held Christine Robinson, 2608 Globe Willie Blocker. *5*** their installation of officers Avenue, reported to Lubbock boy wanted to help his sister, age ***** 6; and brother, age 7, one day last Mr. M.C. Coleman, a longtime August 2. police that she left her .25 David Carrothers of Chicago, week. Evidently they were in a resident of Lubbock and the first The new officers are: Comman- automatic blue steel pistol in a Ill. is in the Hub City this week black deputy sheriff hired by der—Harry Barton; First Vice friend's car one day last week. fight with another youth when he became a victim of stabbing. visiting his mother, Mrs. Lillian Lubbock County in 1928, has been Chairman—Jimmy Walker; Sec- She left the pistol in the car, Metters of 1311 East 14th Street. ill for several weeks. He is ond Vice Chairman—Dan Quin- according to the police report, but According to the police report, the two were fighting another in David is employed by the expected to be moved to a local ney; Adjutant—Cosbey Morton; when she returned to pick it up, it American Bar Association where nursing home this week. and Finance—Joe Davenport. was gone. their front yard. As the **••• concerned brother came to stop he designs the cover and layouts Also Service—Mary Glenn; She has no idea who could have for approximately 22 magazines the incident, he was stabbed by Others on the sick and shut in Historian—Clara Howard; Chap- taken the pistol from the 1965 for this organization. list this week include Dr. R.A. lain—James Howard; Judge model car. The pistol was valued the youth. He received a one inch ***** cut on his right forearm. Pillow, Ms. Ida Benson, Ms. Ada Advocate—Saul Williams; and at approximately $40. Rosalind Chew, daughter of *it*** ••••• Evans, Ms. Ruby Washington, Public Relations—Alfred Caviel. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Chew, Ms. Callie Cato, Ms. Sarah Attempted Murder House Burglary 011ie Wayne Dailey, 2205 B 7th visited her grandmother, Mrs. Riddle, and Tyrone Ervin of The call of duty, it seems, Ernestine Thomas, a 35 year Mildred Borden, for two weeks Dallas. coincides with the highest salary old lady who lives outside the city Street, reported to Lubbock police that persons unknown did here. She also visited her aunt in available. limits, was apparently stabbed by Hobbs, New Mexico before someone she knew last week. gain entry to his house one day last week. returning to her home in Houston According to the police report, Sunday afternoon. Rosalind she was stabbed at a club on the Once inside, the unknown persons took a color television set reported a most pleasant visit Idalou Road. here. It was discovered that she was which was valued at $800. ***** According to the police report, stabbed once in the left side of her Wedding vows will be ex- chest with an unknown weapon. the burglar had a key to the apartment. changed Saturday evening at the She was treated at Methodist ***** Twentieth and Birch Street Hospital. This incident happened Burglary Church of Christ for Doris LET US at 4:30 a.m. Saturday. Her Walter Alvin Bradley, 500 East Lethridge and Ed Henderson at clothes were soaked with blood. 6:30 p.m. Brother Leibert ***** 5th Street #24, reported to Walters will officiate the OPEN Assault Lubbock police that when he returned home from work one day ceremonies. Ocie Patterson, 2241 East 47th *5*** last week, someone had taken his Street, reported to Lubbock Visiting in our community last DOORS FOR police that she was at a local club black and white television set and digital clock radio. week were Ms. Dannie Harmon somewhere on East Broadway and Parilee Smith of Altadena, Avenue last Saturday morning at These items were valued at $65. There were no signs of forced California. They are sister and YOU about 2:30 a.m. when she had a daughter of Mrs. Paul Harris. problem. entry. ***** AT She told police a man hit her in The Outreach Breakfast will be FIRST FEDERAL PLAZA the nose with a beer bottle. The Around the held in the home of Mrs. Tommie bottle caused a cut on the bridge Ervin, 2905 East Baylor Avenue, 1300 Broadway of her nose. Saturday morning, August 27, at Patterson told police she would Hub City file charges against the man this David Gentry Jr. left last MONEY LOANED ON week. 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Page 4 WEST TEXAS 7714IES Wednesday, August 24, 1977 Lubbock Boy Returns Home Classes Begin S Flagstaff, Arizona. This person Y' HEROES was Raphel D. Scott. August 30 iikELL He spent the first two weeks of Summer vacation is rapidly summer vacation at Philmont coming to a close for over 32,000 by Joe Kelly Scout Ranch in New Mexico as a public school students in Greater Southwest International Airport continues to dominate the Troop Leader. He came home for Lubbock. The first day of classes Fort Worth skyline, even though it has been a lengthy time since any a couple of days and went back to is set for Tuesday, August 30. !ommercial planes landed and took off from its runways. Tres Ritos Boy Scout Camp in Starting time is 8:20 a.m. To me, seeing the hulk of this once beautiful structure, it was New Mexico where he was Elementary school registration lepressing. It is all but deserted today. Vandals have smashed out employed all summer by Boy will be Thursday, August 25, windows. Paint is peeling and cracking. There is grass in the runway Scouts of America. from 8:30 a.m.-noon and from 'racks. The gate numbers are tumbling. When his job ended he went up 1:00-3:00 p.m. Most junior high Once it was magnificent, a tribute to air travel and to Amon G. to Flagstaff to visit Mr. and Mrs. and senior high students, grades Tarter, the driving force behind it. Today it sits like a ghost as bigger, Ruben C. Smith and son Shawn. 7-12, have already been regis- 'aster airplanes fly over it, almost in mock salute. Mrs. Smith is his sister. tered. Once, when Tech had defeated Auburn in the Gator Bowl, it was He is a member of the Dunbar The first holiday is scheduled vibrant. Mr. Carter staged a luncheon for the Tech squad. No stop had Panthers and is now working out for Labor Day, September 5. oeen planned, but he wanted to pay tribute and he did. It is a good daily, hoping to help win a title memory to have and should be for those Raiders who were there. Raphel D. Scott for Dunbar. Raphel is a junior at What does an airport have to do with sports? Not much, really, except Another Lubbockite was heard Dunbar High. Lubbock School that Sunday I was a spectator at the Cow Town Road Races, a grand saying "My how glad I am to be prix event for motorcyclists. home" when he stepped from a Now what was an old stick-in-the-mud like me doing there, of all One might call this the era of Lunch Menu TNM&O bus last week from places. Why, my youngest was racing his bike and it was the first time the investigation. Tuesday, September 6 I'd ever seen him in action. I wasn't about to miss it, even though Finally it was time for Jack's heat. Joe and Mike were both gone, so I Toasted Cheese Sandwich inwardly I might have had a sneer of derision over motorcycle sports. helped him lift the bike off its stand. We backed it out and started Pork & Beans Jack no longer is a novice. He has some seven or eight trophies for towards the starting line. Buttered Carrots high finishes, including a sixth place last year in the nationals in Now, space on a road racing bike is at a premium and everything is Fruit Cup California. sacrificed. Thus, there are no starters. You push the bikes to get them Y2 Pint Milk Primarily, though, he races in Texas, since other races are so far started. It calls for good wind, strong legs, tough stomach muscles—and Secondary Choice away. Sunday racers came from all over—Louisiana, Oklahoma, Califor- a weak mind. I qualified only on the latter. Liver & Onions nia, Arizona. There were many, many bikes on hand and races in several Anyway, I pushed. The engine didn't catch. We stopped and tried Hash Browned Potatoes different categories. again. It still didn't catch. Jack was trying to make adjustments and Wednesday, September 7 Much of the pit talk left me wishing there was a good dictionary at wave his arm to the starter so that they wouldn't start without him. Cold Cuts hand so that I could interpret. There was talk of two-stroke bikes, CCs I pushed again. The engine coughed, died. Again I pushed. The engine Potato Salad and other stuff way over my head. coughed, threatened to die, and then, glory be, she roared into life and Pork & Beans But this gang of screwballs—they have to be to run those not a minute too soon, for we had almost reached the starting line. Sliced Peaches two-wheelers 180 miles an hour on hard concrete—are a close knit Jack got a lousy start, but made up some ground and finished fifth. I Y2 Pint Milk family. They josh and banter, but they help each other. They talk tried to console him back at the pit. Aw, he said, that was just a heat. Secondary Choice

• knowingly of how to improve the speed of their bikes and other things. Didn't mean a thing. I'm going to make some adjustments. I'm not going Beef Tacos They arrive early. Jack was at our room at 6:30 a.m., getting a pit to finish any worse than third. Taco Salad man friend, Mike, to go out and set up. Mike is going to college in A friend came over and gave him some plugs, which he said were Thursday, September 8 Louisiana, but he's a motorcycle nut, too, as well as a good mechanic. He tops. Jack made many adjustments, took his bike out to test and then Italian Spaghetti drove over to Houston, joined my oldest boy and together they drove to checked plugs. Frankly, it was all Greek to me. Buttered English Peas Dallas, getting in about midnight. The skies, which had been threatening, broke and Jack was happy, Seasoned W-K Corn They first set up their area, then check the bike. Jack goes out for a because he wouldn't race on a wet track. I'm starting to get that feeling Cake trial run, at moderate speed, and then they check the plugs for fouling, here, he said, pointing to his stomach. Just three more races. I can't French Bread - Butter the points, and other things I can't comprehend. wait to race. Y2 pint Milk By the time Joe, Jack's wife and I arrive, the preliminary work is done Finally the time came. Jack got a good start this time, but his foot Secondary Choice and they're just killing time. And they have more of that to do than pedal hung up and he couldn't rest his foot. I wish I could say he won. He Submarine Sandwich racing. didn't. Hog Man, a sponsored racer and a national champion, came in French Fries From time to time friends wander over to rap about models, makes, first. Friday, September 9 combustion and a thousand other things. In the background is the noise Jack? Well, he said he'd finish no worse than third and he finished Hamburger on Bun of motorcycles tearing around the course. Some of the non-racing racers third. Proud Mrs. Kelly came back with the trophy a few minutes later French Fries Fruit Cobbler are changing plugs and working on their bikes. and it was all over. Tossed Salad V2 Pint Milk LABOR DAY WEEK END CELEBRATION BALL SEPTEMBER 3 9 P.M. LUBBOCK MEMORIAL CIVIC CENTER BANQUET HALL featuring SHADES OF EBONY BEST DRESSED COUPLES CONTEST CASH PRIZES AWARDED

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0/ C 07 113 C C 98th Page 8 WEST TEXAS TRINES Wednesday, August 24, 1977 "Evening in Songs" Scheduled Sunday Sltetidau'o Ride by Jack Sheridan Hope Deliverance Temple will They cremated that saucy, impudent old man this past week. Now all present "An Evening In Songs" that is left of that beloved comedian, an American institution, is a little August 28 from 4 to 8 p.m. at the pile of ashes. But, the legacy of laughter and Assembly of God auditorium, bawdiness is with us still and thanks again to the located at the corner of 38th and miracle of film and tape we shall still be able to laugh Avenue H. at and along with Groucho Marx in the days to come. The event features the "Fam- Irreverant, sly and cagy, Groucho was one of four ous Clinkscale Family" (recording Marx Brothers who scored with their roughhouse, artists) from Arron, Ohio, the zany humor on Broadway in the famous musical Faith Temple Youth Deliverance comedies "The Cocoanuts" and "Animal Crackers" Choir (recording artists) from and then at the very advent of the "talkies" they Midland, Texas, and Sister Sophi transported those two successes to the screen I from Denver, Colorado. where, after 45 years, they are still revived Other guests to appear will be successfully now and then. Mae Pearl Jackson, Gary Bunton, It was the boys' mother, Minnie, who worked and slaved to push them Alexander Temple Youth Choir of into the theater business, Zeppo, Harpo, Gummo, Groucho and Chico, Midland, Ford Memorial Inspira- and they forged their way up slowly and onto the boards of Broadway tional Choir of Lubbock, the Voice and thence to the silver screen. of Lubbock. Zeppo retired from the act to become the business manager, while The cost is $3.50 per seat, with Gummo never did take to the stage and screen. Harpo, the mute with children under 12 paying $2.50. the horn, was self-taught on the harp and enjoyed recognition as an Doors open at 3:30 p.m. outstanding practitioner on that instrument. Many people do not know that Harpo had many study sessions with that grand lady of the harp Outreach Breakfast who is so well known and loved in the Lubbock-Southwestern area, Mildred Dil1ing. Club Meets Here Chico's forte was the piano and a master he was on that instrument. Members of the Outreach But Groucho talent was wit, the leer, the bawdy line, the lecherous Breakfast Club met last Saturday pursuit of women of all sizes and description. If it was female, Groucho morning at 9 a.m. in the home of was primed, ready and off and running. Mrs. Irma Cook, 2402 East 9th For many years in the films they made they had a stock leading lady, the wonderful, dowager-like Margaret Dumont, now long deceased, and •••••., • Ns, Street. Devotion was led by Rev. J. Groucho exhausted that lady with his relentless chase. If there had been 4 Morris. His text of inspiration a Marx Sister, Margaret Dumont earned the right to that title. was found in I Corinthians 12:1. Somehow, now, I have the uneasy mental picture of Groucho Marx "Oh what a glorious time we resuming that chase up there and Miss Dumont deprived of her eternal The Clinkscale Family had in the Lord, hearing rest only to have to pick up her skirts and flee again through the cloudy • testimonies coming from different vistas. THE CHRISTIAN CALL NEWS SERVICE ones," said Mrs. Cook. There were some wonderful, unforgettable scenes over the years that (Institutional, Church Promotion & Public Relations) "If we would do like Rev. were conceived and executed by the Marx Brothers. Somehow you Write: Morris said and serve one God always had the feeling that it was from Groucho's mind that the madness Bob Tieuel, Jr. and have more love and sprung. Do you remember the magnificent, never to be repeated scene c/o United Clearing Systems, Inc. understanding in our heart, God on shipboard when all those people crammed into the tiny confines of a P.O. Box 293, Hobbs, New Mexico 88240 would make a way for us," said stateroom? Or the scenery gone haywire during the performance in "A Mrs. C.E. Fair, vice chairperson. Night at the Opera"? Those are only two of many that caused howling dir • 41, i dr dr dr do, • dir dr dr dr dr dor dr .40, dor dir dur "If you come once and love to laughter and if you have never seen a Marx Brothers picture (can that S talk about the Lord, you will come be?) watch for one along the way. You'll laugh because their humor, audible and visual, was as timeless as the memory of these men, that SEW YOUR WAY BACK TO SCHOOL back again," said Mrs. Mary Ward, chairperson. man, Grouco. NECCHI — ALCO There were 25 members You'll remember his "duck" and "You Bet Your Life" on television. Built-In Buttonholer present last Saturday morning. Groucho blithely transferred his insulting impudence to the new medium Built-In Blind Stitch Special guest was Mrs. J. with all the sassy aplomb that he brought to stage and screen. Built-In Stretch Stitch Hardrick. A tasteful breakfast Groucho's declining years (he died at 86 last week of pneumonia and complications of old age) were sadly colored with senility, and hassling FREE ARM—OPEN-25 YEAR GUARANTEE was served. over his wardship and custody of his person and his assets. It is just as Financing — Layaway - BankAmericand - Master Charge Our next meeting will be held in the home of Mrs. Tommie well that he was probably unaware of all that distasteful and greedy SEWING MACHINE SERVICE CENTER Ervin, 2905 East Baylor Avenue, struggle in the courts and around him. It is too bad to have lost Groucho 1801 34th Street Saturday, August 27, at 9 a.m. Marx but his time had come and it is good to know that God finally took Mrs. Rosemary Colbert is him home, released him from his mortal bondage and imprisonment. IP AIP IP IP dr dir I I I I IP .410 • IP AP ilr reporter. Wherever he is, Groucho is making the angels laugh, I'm sure, and since laughter is music of the gods I am sure the heavenly choir has found a new and strong voice. I am not going to touch on the death last week, too, of Elvis Presley at the age of 42. Like Groucho, his time had come and the Tennessee singer-performer went out in a blaze of glory, almost a carnival of funeral rites. Elvis went out when he was at the top and that is as it CALL THE should be. Can anyone imagine Elvis Presley at 65? 70? or even 50? No, Elvis was the gyrating spirit of the young music of America and his time was running out. He possessed a magic on stage and in his recordings, but his era was waning and it is good that he did not have to live to see himself sliding down that incline into a has-been status. He contributed ENERGY much to the American scene and he is remembered. There is an old saying in show business that deaths of famous people always come in threes. Consider. We lost famed actor Alfred Lunt at 84, two weeks ago, Presley and Groucho Marx. Three's the count. I managed to catch "The Bad News Bears in Breaking Training" a few FOLKS days ago at the Fox Complex. I must confess that I didn't care much for the original film a year or so back, even with Walter Matthau and Tatum O'Neal heading the cast of the baseball comedy, so it follows that I didn't care much for the sequel. The film takes place in and around the Astrodome in Houston as the foul-mouthed teen players meet a rival and TODAY . . • is a very shallow film. If you liked "The Bad News Bears" in its original form, you'll probably like this one. I thought it a quickly prepared, thin effort to recap the original's success, which it seems to be doing to a point. From linemen to sales people, home In our next we'll be talking about some upcoming events that are edging close with the approaching advent of school and fall, in movies economists to office personnel, the and stage, and we'll take a look at two Fox Theater films, "One on One" and the Marty Feldman debut film, "The Last Remake of Beau Geste." 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1 Wednesday, August 24, 1977 WEST TEXAS TES Page 9 They returned to Rockdale and children to become a "grandpar- Coles Visit spent a lovely evening with Mrs. ent" for the first time, to fill the Doris Molden, Mrs. Scott's sister void that retirement or loss of in law. They returned to Lubbock family brings plus many others. Relatives that night, with everyone tired Foster Grandparents are con- Mr. and Mrs. Cornelious Cole but happy. sidered volunteers, not employ- Jr. and son Eric were home for a The Coles left for home, but ees, at Lubbock State School, few weeks, visiting with her stopped in Flagstaff with the however, they receive $1.60 per mother, Mrs. N. Scott and son of Smiths. Mrs. Smith (former hour to a maximum of 20 hours 1331 East 25th St. After spending Theresa Marie Scott) had another per week. a few days in the Hub City they birthday dinner for Mrs. Cole. To make application call the traveled to Ft. Worth to visit Mr. Word has been received they Foster Grandparent Project, and Mrs. Leroy Phillips and reached home safely, but Mrs. Lubbock State School, telephone Robert, Betty and Scott. They Cole says no more birthday 763-7041 ext. 231. were accompanied by Mrs. Nancy dinners that she has to help Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Cole and Eric prepare. traveled to Carthage and Head Start Program Shreveport, La. to visit aunts, Foster Grandparents . . . uncles, brothers and cousins of Continued From Page One To Recruit Children Mr. Cole. project since 1972, many with the The Head Start Day Care They came back to Ft. Worth same children they were Centers in Lubbock will be and found a lovely birthday originally assigned. Ages of recruiting eligible children begin- dinner waiting for them. It was Foster Grandparents in the ning August 16 for the 1977-78 Mrs. Cole and Mr. Phillips' Lubbock project range from 60 school year. To be eligible the birthday. The lovely meal was years to 82 years with the child's family must meet the Head prepared by Mrs. Scott. Every- average age being approximately Start Income Guidelines and both one enjoyed the meal. 70 years. parents must be working or in a Leaving Ft. Worth they headed Foster Grandparents are at- job training program. The child south to Waco, Cameron and tracted to the project for various must be four or five years old Rockdale. Rockdale is Mrs. reasons; the need of a daily before September 1, 1977. Scott's home town. Mrs. Cole activity, the desire to help an Further information may be (Reeva Jean) was born there but unfortunate child, to make new obtained by calling Linda Pharr at hadn't been there since she was friends, some who have no 763-5261. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Celebrate ten years old. They went out to the rural community of Liberty Welcome to MONTGOMERY'S Self Service Hill and by the cemetery and 33rd Wedding Anniversary church (Springfield Baptist MAYTAG Laundry & Dry Cleaner Church). They visited friends in SOFT WATER Mr. and Mrs. George Lewis Sr. Usher Board President. Bishop J.E. Alexander is their pastor. the community and on to OPEN 7:00 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. celebrated their 33rd wedding Thorndale to visit friends and anniversary August 20, with Mr. Lewis has entered in South 36 Washers 762-9059 16 Dryers relatives there. It was like old three of their daughters hostes- Plains College for the fall 2524 Parkway Drive (Parkway at Zenith) homecoming week. sing the event, Sherry Grigg, semester. Winnie, and Madelene Lewis. A delicious dinner was served by Underwood's Catering service. It was held at Ford Memorial Church fellowship hall. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis were very surprised when their oldest son and his family walked in, the Rev. George Lewis Jr. of Fort Worth and the pastor of Greater Hopewell C.O.G.I.C. Vernon. Texas. It was a very enjoyable evening. Some of the guests present were: Supt. and Mrs. W.H. Watson, Asst. Supt. Rev. and Mrs. I.P. Gipson, Mrs. Olivia Moore and others. The Lewis family moved to Lubbock in 1950 with the intention of going back to their home town, Paris, Texas, but have been here ever since. Mr. and Mrs. George Lewis Sr. are the parents of 11 children. They are Elder George Lewis Jr., Elder J.D. Lewis, both of Ft. Worth, both pastors; Mrs. Mary Daniels, Corpus Christi; Mrs. Ester Ellis, Mrs. Beverly Roberts, Mrs. Sherry Griggs, Miss Winnie Lewis, Miss Madelene Lewis, Debbie, Pam, and Curtis, all of Lubbock. They are members of Ford Memorial C.O.G.I.C. where Bro. Lewis is Chairman Deacon, Dist. S.S. Supt. State S.S. Sect. State East Lubbock Round Up The East Lubbock Early Settlers would like to thank the citizens of the community and the city for the celebration which was a great success. We also are grateful for the citizens of the community who worked so faithfully, especially Sidney Hall who was chairman of the food committee, along with James Craven, James Moss, and Bernie Walton. Thanks for a job well done. FRESH AS DEW We also extend our apprecia- tion to the six oldest people present. They are: Mrs. Mattie Holmes, 84 years; Mrs. Mary McKinney, 87 years; Mr. Ike Rogers, 104 FROM years; Rev. S.S. Scott, 99 years; Mr. Ike Bell, 97 years; Mr. Will Austin, 89 years. (hats FURRS rYELLOW CA111 FRESH PRODUCE! 165-1111., Page 10 WEST TEXAS 7711ES Wednesday, August 24, 1977 SECTION 3. THAT any person, ORDINANCE NO. 7502 Commission on July 7, 1977. firm or corporaton owning or Property North of Spur 327 Et East Et SECTION 3. THAT any person, Lubbock City Ordinances operating the subject property failing West of Frankford Avenue firm or corporation owning or to comply with the condition imposed An ordinance amending zoning operating the subject property failing ORDINANCE NO. 7497 Vice-President, General Manager, by Section 1 hereof shall be guilty of a ordinance No. 7084 and the official to comply with the condition imposed Property South of 19th St. Et Local Manager, and Local Agent misdemeanor and upon conviction map of the City of Lubbock so as to by Section 1 hereof shall be guilty of a 4bout 150' West of Joliet Avenue liable to the penalty prescribed in this thereof, shall be subject to a fine not make the following changes: Zone misdemeanor and upon conviction An ordinance amending zoning section. to exceed TWO HUNDRED DOL- Case No. 2144; change a tract of land therof, shall be subject to a fine not ordinance No. 7084 and official map And It Is So Ordered. LARS and each and every day's out of Section 28, Block E-2, Lubbock the exceed TWO HUNDRED violation thereof shall constitute a DOLLARS and each and every day's of the City of Lubbock so as to make Passed by the Council on first County, Texas, from R-1 to M-1 separate and distinct offense. violation thereof shall constitute a the following change: Zone Case No. reading this 28th day of July, 1977. zoning district; subject to conditions; separate and distinct offense. 2140; change the west five feet of Passed by the Council on second The failure of any corporation change a tract of land out of Section Lot 2, all of Lot 3, and east seventy reading this 11th day of August, 1977. owning or operating the subject 36, Block A-K, Lubbock, County, The failure of any corporation feet of Lot 4, Block 1, Frances Place /s/Roy Bass property to comply with any of the Texas, from R-1 to M-1 zoning owning or operating the subject property to comply with any of Addition, City of Lubbock, Lubbock mayor conditions imposed by Section 1 district; subject to conditions; the conditions imposed by Section 1 County, Texas, from R-1 to AM Mayor hereof shall render the President, providing a penalty; providing a hereof shall render the President, zoning district; providing a savings ATTEST: Vice-President, General Manager, savings clause and providing for publication. Vice-President, General Manager, clause and providing for publication. /s/Treva Phillips Local Manager and Local Agent liable Subject To The Following conditions: Local Manager and Local Agent liable And It Is So Ordered. City Secretary-Treasurer to the penalty prescribed in this 1. That there be a 43 foot building to the penalty prescribed in this Passed by the Council on first (City Seal) section. section. reading this 28th day of July, 1977. ORDINANCE NO. 7499 And It Is So Ordered. setback on Loop 289 and Spur 327. 2. That ther be a 25 foot building And It Is So Ordered. Passed by the Council on second Property West of Boston Avenue Et Passed by the Council on first setback on Frankford and any interior Passed by the Council on first reading this 11th day of August, 1977. South of Regis St. reading this 28th day of July, 1977. streets. reading this 28th day of July, 1977. /s/Roy Bass An ordinance amending zoning Passed by the Council on second 3. All outside storage be screened Passed by the Council on second Mayor ordinance No. 6995 of the City of reading this 11th day of August, 1977. with a six foot solid screening fence reading this 11th day of August, 1977. ATTEST: Lubbock, Zone Case No. 1985-A: Lots /s/Roy Bass of masonry or wood and that material /s/Roy Bass 's/Treva Phillips 1 through 56, La Colonia Addition, Mayor Mayor Zity Secretary-Treasurer City of Lubbock, Lubbock County, ATTEST: not be stacked higher than the City Seal) Texas, by amending the site plan /s/Treva Phillips screening fence. ATTEST: 4. That there be 5% landscaping ORDINANCE NO. 7498 made a part thereof; providing a City Secretary-Treasurer TREVA Phillips provided on property facing Loop 289 Property South of 53rd St. Et savings clause and providing for (City Seal) City Secretary-Treasurer and Spur 327 and 3% on all other East of Slide Road publication. (City Seal) tracts. An ordinance amending zoning And It Is So Ordered. ORDINANCE NO. 7501 5. That each proposed develop- Drdinance No. 7084 and the official Passed by the Council on first Property East of University Avenue ORDINANCE NO. 7504 ment be subject to a final site plan rap of the City of Lubbock so as to reading this 28th day of July, 1977. Et North of 78th St. South of 82nd to 98th St. Et review by the Planning and Zoning West of Slide Road to Frankford rake the following change: Zone Passed by the Council on second An ordinance amending zoning Commission prior to a building permit An ordinance annexing an area of lase No. 2141; change Tract A, reading this 11th day of August, 1977. ordinance No. 7084 and the official being issued. land to the City of Lubbock, which 3acon Heights Addition, City of /s/Roy Bass map of the City of Lubbock so as to SECTION 3. THAT any person, area is described herein and is _ubbock, Lubbock County, Texas, Mayor make the following changes: Zone ATTEST: firm or corporation owning or adjacent to and abuts the existing city rom R-2 to A-2 zoning District; Case No. 2143; change a tract of land /s/Treva Phillips operating the subject property failing limits of the City of Lubbock, Texas: subject to conditions; providing a out of Section 4, Block E, Lubbock City Secretary-Treasurer to comply with the conditions Providing for correction of city map )enalty; providing a savings clause County, Texas, from R-1 to C-2 (City Seal) zoning district; change a tract of land imposed by Section 1 hereof shall be to include this additional territory; and providing for publication. guilty of a misdemeanor and upon providing a savings clause and Subject To The Following Condition: out of Section 4, Block E, Lubbock conviction thereof, shall be subject to providing for publication. 1. That it be limited to church use ORDINANCE NO. 7500 County, Texas, from R-1 t,o R-2 a fine not to exceed TWO HUNDRED And It Is So Ordered. Ind day nursery only. Property North of 48th St. Et zoning district; change a tract of land DOLLARS and each and every day's Passed by the Council on first SECTION 3. THAT any person, West of salem Avenue out of Section 4, Block E, Lubbock violation thereof shall constitute a reading this 28th day of July, 1977. irm or corporation owning or An ordinance amending zoning county, Texas, from R-1 to A-1 separate and distinct offense. Passed by the Council on second )perating the subject property failing ordinance No. 7084 and the official zoning district; subject to conditions: The failure of any corporation reading the 11th day of August, 1977. comply with the condition imposed map of the City of Lubbock so as to providing a penalty;providing a o owning or operating the subject /s/Roy Bass )y Section 1 hereof shall be guilty of make the following change: Zone savings clause and providing for property to comply with any of the Mayor misdemeanor and upon conviction Case No. 2142; change Lot 1, St. publication. conditions imposed by Section 1 ATTEST: hereof, shall be subject to a fine not Mark's Addition, City of Lubbock, Subject To The Following Condition: hereof shall render the President, /s/Treva Phillips exceed TWO HUNDRED DOL- Lubbock County, Texas, from R-1 to 1. That it be developed into duplex o Vice-President, General Manager, City Secretary-Treasurer _ARS and each and every day's A-2 zoning district; subject to and quardraplex apartments only. Local Manager and Local Agent liable (City Seal) violation thereof shall constitute a conditions; providing a penalty; SECTION 3. THAT any person, to the penalty prescribed in this eparate and distinct offense. providing a savings clause and firm or corporation owning or section. ORDINANCE NO. 7505 providing for publication. operating the subject property failing The failure of any corporation And It Is So Ordered. An ordinance changing the name Subject To The Following Condition: to comply with the condition imposed mining or operating the subject Passed by the Council on first of a portion of Avenue F, from 48th 1. That it be limited to church use by Section1 hereof shall be guilty of a goperty to comply with any of the reading this 28th day of July, 1977. Street to 50th Street, to Avenue G; or conditional uses approved by the misdemeanor and upon conviction :onditions imposed by Section 1 Passed by the Council on second directing the City Engineer to mark lereof shall render the President, Zoning Board of Adjustment thereof shall be subject to a fine not to-,exceed TWO HUNDRED DOL- reading this 11th day of August, 1977. the official map of the city of Lubbock LARS and each and every day's /s/Roy Bass to reflect such change and providing violation thereof shall constitute a Mayor for publication. separate and distinct offense. ATTEST: And It Is So Ordered. /s/Treva Phillips Passed by the Council on first The failure of any corporation City Secretary-Treasurer reading this 28th day of July, 1977. owning or operating the subject (City Seal) Passed by the Council on second THM 0 COACHES INC property to comply with any of the reading this 11th day of August, 1977. conditions imposed by Section 1 ORDINANCE NO. 7503 /s/Roy Bass hereof shall render the President, Property North of 66th St. & Mayor Vice-President, General Manager, West of Indiana Avenue ATTEST: Local Manager and Local Agent liable An ordinance amending zoning /s/Treva Phillips to the penalty prescribed in this ordinance No. 7084 and official map City Secretary-Treasurer - TRAVEL BY BUS IN COMFORT - section. of the City of Lubbock so as to make (City Seal) And It Is So Ordered. the following change: Zone Case No. ALL BUSES AIR-CONDITIONED Passed by the Council on first 1098-C; change Lot 806, Melonie Park ORDINANCE 7506 reading this 28th day of July, 1977. Addition, City of Lubbock, Lubbock An ordinance amending section AND RESTROOM EQUIPPED Passed by the Council on second County, Texas, from AM to C-2A 34-15 of Chapter 34 of The Code of reading this 11th day of August. 1977. zoning district; subject to conditions; Oridnances, City of Lubbock, /s/Roy Bass providing a penalty; providing a providing for fees for water taps; TN M &O Coaches, Inc. Mayor savings clause and providing for providing a savings clause and ATTEST: publication. providing for publication. /s/Treva Phillips And It Is So Ordered. PHONE 765-6641 1313 13th St. Subject To The Following Condition: City Secretary-Treasurer 1. That it be tied to the site plan Passed by the Council on first LUBBOCK, TEXAS (City Seal) approved by the Planning Et Zoning reading this 28th day of July, 1977. Passed by the Council on second reading this 11th day of August, 1977. ► /s/Roy Bass Mayor AMERICAN ATTEST: • /s/Treva Phillips City Secretary-Treasurer STATE BANK (City Seal) Member F.D.1.C. ORDINANCE NO. 7509 An ordinace abandoning and • • Checking Accounts • Savings Accounts closing a portion of a Utility Easement • Automobile Loans • Commercial Loans located in DePauw-Mc Larty Addition • Drive-In Facilities • Bank-by-Mail to the City of Lubbock, Lubbock Lubbock, County, Texas, and more particularly 1401 Ave. O. described hereinafter in this 763-7061 Texas ordinance; directing the City Engineer 41111111.111111MMINIMINIMININW to mark the official map of the City to reflect said abandoning and closing; and providing for publication. And It Is So Ordered. Passed by the Council on first reading this 28th day of July, 1977. Passed by the Council on second DEPENDABLE SERVICE reading this 11th day of August, 1977. /s/Roy Bass BY Mayor ATTEST: Nic-PENDABLE PEOPLE /s/Treva Phillips Let's am .e agriculture better... City Secretary-Treasurer SINCE 1916 (City Seal) THE COOPERATIVE WAY ORDINANCE 7510 Amending Ordinance No. 833 An ordinance amending Chapter 19 of The Code of Ordinances, City of Lubbock, Texas, by amending diains Coopetatioe 0(1 Section 19-3 thereof defining and 2901 AVE A LUBBOCK TEXAS 806-747-3434 regulating fireworks; amending Sec- leiLUBBOCK POWER & LIGHT tion 19-4 providing fora permit for • • . • I, • st 10TH & TEXAS 763-9381 Continued on Page 11 Page 11 Wednesday, August 24, 1977 WEST TEXAS IM ES

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Jeep For Sale, 1973 CJ-5. To see follow JOBS HOUSES FOR SALE 34th Street West 11/2 miles past Pine ANNOUNCEMENTS Hills Golf Course, turn left at first MEN & WOMEN 4-way stop, 3rd driveway. Sorry, no oub.h.:1A phone. Home after 6 p.m. PRINCE HALL MASON For Job Information With The Lodge No. 328 V. A. ACQUIRED HOMES FOR SALE City of Lubbock West Carlisle Station 1975 Ford 4-dr. 500, 1973 Ford 4-dr. LTD Broughm, 1969 Dodge CALL MEETING AT 7:30 P.M. Swinger 2-dr. HT, 1964 Chevrolet FIRST AND THIRD 4-dr. loaded, '70 Chev. 4-dr. HT, 762-2444 THURSDAY NIGHTS EACH MONTH. ALL MEMBERS REQUESTED TO loaded. '65 Mustang, loaded. "An Equal Opportunity Employer" 1965 Ford 2-dr. HY, nice, 1960 PLEASE BE PRESENT. James P. Burrell, W.M. Falcon Ranchero, camper for LWB LUBBOCK 2 wheel trailer. TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY William James C. Burrell, Secretary 1806 E. Brown, 3BR1B $12,000 For information regarding employ- T.J. Gant, P.M. CECIL'S AUTO CO. $250 cash down payment $90.37 P&I 2302 4th Street ment at Texas Tech University. ALL LOANS PAYABLE IN YOUNG LUBBOCKITE - CALL 742-2211 360 MONTHLY INSTALLMENTS DUE ON THE 1ST OF EACH MONTH Pretty little Dawn Louise Ebron, ORDINANCES ... "Equal Employment Opportunity AT AN ANNUAL PERCENTAGE three month old daughter of Lt. Continued from page 10 Through Affirmative Action" RATE OF 81/2 % and Mrs. John Ebron, Jr., seems fireworks; amending Section 19-5 Information concerning employ- WORK AT HOME in spare time. Earn SEE YOUR BROKER to be saying that she is proud to providing for revocation of fireworks $250.00 per 1000 stuffing envelopes. FOR OTHER HOMES be a Lubbockite. permit and appeal; amending ment may be obtained by calling Send 25(/ plus stamped, self-addressed WE HAVE AVAILABLE FOR SALE The Ebrons reside at 2705 91st Sectionl9-6 providing for seizure of 765-6321 envelope to: Terry Lane Enterprises, VETERANS ADMINISTRATION P.O. Box 289, Hobart, Indiana 46342. Street. Lt. Ebron is an instructor fireworks; providing a savings clause WACO, TEXAS at Reese Air Force Base. and providing for publication. And It Is So Ordered. Passed by the City Council on first PIONEER reading this 28th day of July, 1977. TEXAS TECH FOOD SERVICE Masonic Lodge NATURAL GAS COMPANY Passed by the City Council on To Hold Meeting second reading this 11th day of Equal Employment Opportunity August, 1977. Through Affirmative Action TAKING APPLICATIONS District Deputy of the Masonic /s/Roy Bass Mayor Secretary-Good typing-shorthand, 35 Dishwashers - $2.65 hr. Food Service Workers - $2.94 hr. Lodge will hold a meeting here hours, $133 week. Fee negotiable. ATTEST: Saturday, Sept. 3, at 10:30 a.m. Boren's Personnel Service, 6413 Uni- Assistant Cooks - $2.75 hr. Receiving-Shipping Clerk - $3.26 hr. /s/Treva Phillips versity, 797-4161. The meeting will be held in Mt. City Secretary-Treasurer Cooks - $2.94 to $3.26 hr. Assistant Managers - $4.43 hr. Gilead Baptist Church on Fir Ave. (City Seal) 763-8430 Mr. Vivian Young of Wichita Plus Automatic Raise Sept 1,1977 Falls will be the speaker. The 820 Quirt meeting is open and everyone is Linen Hunt Apply in person welcome. New Hope Baptist Church will GIVENS Texas Tech University Central Food Office For further information call have a Linen Hunt and EMPLOYMENT Monday Through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mrs. H.M. "Sug" Johnson or Mrs. refreshments August 27, spon- AGENCY D.C. Fair Sr. sored by the pastor's aide. Saturday, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Donations of $1 will be Suspicion leads many people MISCELLANEOUS accepted. into mistakes. FOR SALE Ruby Washington is president. BENEFITS New crop of red and yellow delicious apples. You pick $6.00 bu., we pick Retirement Plan Paid Vacations COMPLIANCE WITH H.E.W. $8.00 bu. Phone 806/756-6543. Group Insurance Paid Holidays TITLE IX REQUIREMENTS Credit Union Paid Sick Leave (Prohibition of Discrimination on Basis of Sex) SINGER TOUCH & SEW School machines, deluxe models: blind This is to notify all parties concerned that the Lubbock hems, buttonholes, zigzags, fills bobbin Independent School District does not discriminate on the basis in machine, etc. Desk cabinet with Equal Employment Opportunity Through Affirmative Action of sex in the employment of personnel, nor in the admission, drawer space. Your choice $75 each. 90 day guarantee. Several left, like new treatment or counseling of students in the educational programs condition. Usually home. 792-7879 or activities of the school system; nor does it knowingly place YORK PASSENGER MICHELIN X students in any situation where such discrimination exists. $2.50-Garden tools, air conditioning sides, 10 hard back novels. RETREADS PASSENGER TIRES Any complaint about non-compliance with this policy may be made to $7.50 -box springs, mattress, bowl- Mr. Robert Knight (747-2641) for personnel matters or to Mr. Bill Parker Any (747-2641) for student matters. ing ball, bag. $12.50-clothesline each + poles, air conditioning motor, divan. Size $15.95 20% off N • • $20.00 - bicycle, double dresser. _ $35.00-portable typewriter, refri- Recappable Tire Trade In Reg, Price gerator, gas range, hideabed, chest. PARKVIEW APARTMENTS $60.00-radio, tape player, desk, portable washer, air conditioner. All Tires Mounted and Balanced FREE $80.00 - bedroom suite, mini bike. 1 Bedroom, Furnished, 1106 23rd, 744-9672, 762-2589.

or Unfurnished SINGER TOUCH & SEW Deluxe model buttonholes, fancy- $24.00 per week & Up work, Etc. Like New, $69. 1977 GOLDEN STITCH SEW Ft Irt Free Arm, Portable, Buttonholes, DISCOUNT TIRE CENTE-I4 Bills Paid Fancywork, etc., $99. Sewing Center, 3104 34th & Flint 744-3444 Next to Color Tile - 38th & 747-4657 744-4057 2802 Juniper 799-0372

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August 23 Teachers on duty for 1977-78 school TO SERVE OTHERS year August 25 Student registration for elementary schools August 30 First day of instruction BECOME A FIREFIGHTER September 5 Labor Day holiday October 28 Student holiday, teachers on duty for district teachers' meeting November 13-19 American Education Week STARTING SALARY $901 MONTHLY WITH EXCELLENT FRINGE November 23 Student holiday, teachers on duty, BENEFITS. APPLICANTS MUST BE BETWEEN THE AGE OF 18 end of first quarter AND 34 YEARS OLD, HAVE A HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA OR November 24-25 Thanksgiving holidays EQUIVALENT AND BE IN GOOD PHYSICAL CONDITION. December 23- January 2 Christmas holidays TO APPLY COME BY THE PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT, CITY OF February 27 Student holiday, teachers on duty, end of second quarter LUBBOCK, 916 TEXAS AVE., ROOM 103. March 6-10 Texas Public Schools Week APPLICATIONS MUST BE COMPLETED AND RETURNED ON OR March 20-24 Spring vacation BEFORE SEPTEMBER 2, 1977. May 25 Last teaching day May 27 Elementary students pick up grade reports, last day of duty for teachers EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER

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