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1T.;zwitilt, Cab!. 9(1( eOlg"-he 17alley tribune THURSDA1, MAY 5, 1983 OLUME 23 NUMBER 47 Ronnie Stewart Takes Bob Wills Celebration Second Win At Amarillo Dragway Described As Huge Success Ronnie Stewart raced at the The 12th Annual Bob Wills old-time favorites. Amarillo Dragway this past Day Celebration is now past The parade, narrated by Jack Sunday and took a first place win history, but will not soon be Tompkins of Amarillo, was color- in his class for the second forgotten as it was "one of the ful as usual and included a clown consecutive time. best," it was reported. A huge and a car with tractor tires on He was interviewed by an crowd attended and the majority the back and regular tires on the Amarillo Daily News sportswri- came for the purpose of hearing front. It was equipped to go up ter, David Stevens, who quoted the large group of former Texas and down similar to a slow-mo- Ronnie as "the hottest thing Playboys play all the good tion bucking horse that delighted going" at the Dragway Sunday the crowds. He is becoming eligible to enter First-place winner in the floats his car at Green Valley near Fort Free Health Clinic division was Security State Bank Worth in October. This will be of Hedley; second place went to the big event for a drag racer, To Be Held Shamrock Chamber of Com- especially one who has climbed At Flomot May 11 merce. and the 1983 Bob Wills as fast as Ronnie. This is his first Queen's float was third place year at drag racing and he is The public is invited to take winner. doing well. advantage of a Free Health Clinic In the riding clubs division, Mr. Stewart had his own "pit sponsored by the Do Gooders Donley County 4-H won first in crew" for the past week. They Club of Flomot to be held the junior division. Lamb County were Manuel Cruz, Kyle Stewart Wednesday. May 11, from 9:00 Sheriffs Posse won first and the and Ricky Alvarez. Glen Roger a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at the Flomot West Texas Raiders of Lubbock Taylor has helped Ronnie with Community Center. won second in the senior division. the motor of his car and he wants The testing will be under the Judges were Mike Hinkson of to recognize his help. supervision of the Texas Depart- Turkey and Denny and Mitchie Ronnie races again May 14-15 ment of Health. and will be Fuston of Clarendon. at the NHRA Championship performed by registered nurses. Mrs. Betty Wills Sheets rode Races in Amarillo. If he wins There will be screening for eyes. in the parade in a little pink again, he is on his way to Fort ears, lung function, blood pres- roadster with the top down. Worth. sure, blood analysis for hemoglo- driven by Dr. Charles Townsend, Congratulations, Ronnie, and bin for anemia or diabetes, and professor at West Texas State good luck for your next race! urinalysis. University, who was master of VALLEY GIRLS WIN THE RE- They'll advance to the State A kit will be given each person ceremonies for the afternoon LAYS—The Valley High girls Meet May 5-7 in Austin. Pictured taking the examination for furth- program of music by the former track squad won first in the 400 are Coach Robert Phelps, Candy Quitaque Baptist er tests to be completed in the Bob Wills Texas Playboys. meter relays at the Region 1-A Jones, Karen Ramsey, Karen Women Attend home. Another feature of the parade U1L girls track and field meet Clinton and Cindy Fulbright. Everyone is invited to take was the 1969 Lincoln, the last car hosted by South Plains College. —SPC Photo Encampment Monday these tests. owned by Bob Wills. It is now owned by Jim and Billie Robison The Quitaque Baptist Women of Turkey and was driven by 0. Valley Girls Track Team Runs were represented at Womens H. Majors in the parade. Baptist Encampment at Floyda- Blood Pressure The Texas Tech Red Raider, da Monday morning. Approxi- Jennifer Aufill of Lubbock, rid- In State Qualifiers Meet mately 250 women from the Clinic Is May 10 ing the beautiful black horse, a association attended. The Cap- The 400 meter relay placed The Texas Department of trademark of the school. was in rock Association hosted the Immunization Clinic third in the State Qualifiers Meet Health will have a blood pressure the parade. held at Sudan last weekend. mid-morning break, serving cof- clinic Tuesday, May 10, from The Kwahadi Indian Dancers Planned May 20 They ran the 400 meter relay in fee and doughnuts. 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the performed at 10:00 a.m. on Main 51.06. The participants are Cindy A good program was present. An immunization clinic offer- First National Bank in Quitaque. Street and seemed to be enjoyed ed, with some men on the ing vaccines that give protection Fulbright, Karen Clinton, Karen Rita Anderson, public health by the crowd a lot. program, it was reported. against several childhood diseas- Ramsey, Candy Jones, and alter- nurse, explained that the Nation- Winners in the Old Fiddlers nate, D'Anna Smith. A good meal was served at es will be held at the Valley al Institute of High Blood Pres- Contest were Ray David. Claren- noon, the ladies report. Consolidated School May 20. In the 100 meter dash competi- sure Education Program has don, first; Barto Riley, Childress. Those attending were Mrs. R. from 9:00 until 11:00 a.m. tion, Candy Jones took third declared May the National High second, and Jim Renner. Tulsa, place with 12.36. and Cindy J. Harmon, Mrs. Leon McCrack- Protection is against polio. Blood Pressure Awareness Oklahoma, third. It was reported Fulbright took sixth place with en and Mrs. Cora Gragson. diphtheria, lock jaw (tetanus). Month. that fiddlers were from nine 13.06. whooping cough Ipertussis), mea- High blood pressure is a years old up to around 80. sles, rubella and mumps. Candy Jones placed second disease without symptoms, a Arts and crafts were much in with 26.5 in the 200 meter dash. "We The Women" There will be no charge. "silent executioner." It threatens evidence inside the buildings and The 400 meter relay team Luncheon Is Monday the life and health of more in the open air booths. leaves Thursday for Austin and persons than cancer. It is the It was estimated that approxi- will run in the State Champion- The May meeting for "We the MELODY CRUSE nation's number one killer. mately 1600 persons partook of Women" is Monday, May 9, at RECEIVES SCHOLARSHIPS ship competition Saturday. They Alarming statistics, compiled the delicious barbecue and all the plan to bring home the winning noon at the regular meeting by the National Institute of High trimmings. Melody Cruse, a senior at place. trophy for the first time. Blood Pressure Education Pro- A few people did an awful lot Valley High School and daughter The program will be very Best of luck. Coach Phelps and gram, show that of the people of work so that many others of Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Cruse of pertinent to this time of the year, 400 meter relay team, from the who have high blood pressure, could have a good time. Turkey, has received letters it is reported. Lynda Fogerson, Valley Tribune and area fans. only 29% successfully control it. stating that she has received Briscoe County Extension Ag- Another 29% do not know they three different scholarships of ent, will present her answers to have the disease. About 19% are $200 each. closet clutter. Doug Turner of Lubbock spent under treatment but do not yet One of these was signed by Plan to attend and to bring a SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT the weekend with his uncle and have it under control, and 23% Gail Shannon, president of West friend. aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hunter, are not treating it at all. SET FOR MAY 13-14-15 Texas State University. and and attended the Bob Wills IN QUITAQUE states it is a Don and Sybil celebration in Turkey. Harrington Honor Scholarship. Ruth and Eldon Lyles of Elk A mixed softball tournament, One is from Mr. Clifford Baker, Award. City. Oklahoma, Johnny Fuston Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Carter sponsored by the Softball Asso- Director of Student Financial The Tribune would like to of Hereford, Denny and Mitchie have had their granddaughter, ciation, will be played in Quita- Aid, and the other was presented congratulate Melody on these Fuston and Lisa and Mike of Melanie Carter, baby daughter of que Friday, Saturday and Sun- in the name of Dr. Zeke scholarships. She has been the Clarendon all visited in the home Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Carter of day, May 13-14-15. Marchant who was winner of the Sweetheart of the Turkey Lions of their mother and grandmoth- Lubbock, this week. Needless to There will be a concession 1982-83 Faculty Excellence Club for the past year. er, Mrs. Alice Fuston. say, they are having a ball! stand open each day. astay, MAY! PAGE TWO THE VALLEY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1983 „, CANJ E ROD F THE VALLEY TRIBUNE TO AT Successor to The Quitaque Tribune. Established at Quitaque in 1960 pat. "- fvtkii,—.B PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT QUITAQUE. TEXAS 79255 ogicipa Mk q,,,c Sippia 0,,,,A4 BY MRS. LOTTIE OWENS 00B WILLS SUBSCRIPTION RATE PER YEAR c anto Rod Setgo tg Briscoe, Hall, Motley, Floyd Counties 87.00 t4k rlaiatointobilho!;,. $8.00 ybanptoret_garlifftdvinel:hen,t4ebas:an Elsewhere op qafrizey 7itodet 4 nu/ 46, f:rvvsWiaillynitus,ms hsablechrsedis'avise ADVERTISING RATES upon request. Classified advertising 10 cents per word. Minimum charge is 11.75 per week. „ t Any erroneous reflection upon the character. standing or reputation of any person. firm 0 FROM YOUR FRIENDS AT ALLSUPS STORES! withrb igthhet or corporation which may appear in the columns of The Valley Tribune will be gladly corrected upon its being brought to the attention of the publisher. PRICES EFFECTIVE POSTMASTER: SEND ADDRESS CHANGES TO THE VALLEY TRIBUNE, 0 BOX 415, QUITAQUE, TEXAS 79265 9 MAY 5.7,1983 He had only six days 0 \Ii* return WHILE SUMAS LAW OPEN 24 HOURS k ALLSUP POI YOUR CON9EIRICE1 CONVENIENCE STORES SW SERVE RAS
LASTING BEAUTY FOR MOTHER'S DAYI 411 WOODEN ROSES NEW ARRI% VIERIRST1116- rDarlyaulc,] SCENTED & mrAs .eMrlipbo. hanrisn.dAfMreprmiis.ev ASSORTED COLORS EACH 4 99 are the proud parent She weighed 6 lbs. 2 o been given the name SPRING FEVER TV SPECIALS She has a sister, Jac four years old. NORTHERN BRAWNY ASSORTED Grandparents of Turk BATH TISSUE PAPER TOWELS '4 Mrs.and Mrs. Jack non. Greatgrandpare l and Mrs. Lon McKay 4ROLL C JUMBO 5 g C and Mrs. Bill McGann PKG. ROLL The Valley Tribune letter from Wanda Pawtucket, Rhode Is HOMOGENIZED day morning. She sen wnto h edra Qwu itagas asuesmani datea dr (1 : BORDENS newspaper in Quitam 9 ago (while the Owen Wichita Falls). She r wrote a SMALL TAI 44:1ttin ILK GALLON which the local reach She has started writu column for the Pawtt ALLSUPS ASSORTED ing Times (to bring Texas to Rhode I ,staKitceiss)Do.Thtehetitpardleofn tl e wie) L and she quotes some , 59 .1* icths are f t/2 GAL children awdhul Visiting in the home of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Matthews u Mrs. Bill Lane over the weekend spent Sunday and Monday in zlCREAM RD. CTN. 0-2/6 were Will and Brenda Chamber. Amarillo visiting relatives. lain and girls, Shalene and Sheri of Clarendon; Suzanne Lane and Mrs. Martha Crumley brought David Thomas, Spearman, and her mother, Mrs. Jessie Coker, David Lane and baby, Jaclyn of home and spent the weekend COCA-COLA A Memphis. visiting.
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ROD SETLIFF CAME FROM HOLLAND TO ATTEND THE BOB WILLS CELEBRATION Comptroller of the Currency Administrator of National Banks Rod Setliff came all the way from Holland to attend the Bob Wills Day Celebration. Of course. it might have something to do with the fact that he wanted to [-REPORT OF CONDITION visit his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Arville Setliff, and his brothers. Consolidating domestic .ubsidiarieri of the He had only six days to visit and returned to his job on Wednes- First National Bank Quitaque day, saying he would probably of Woe o, ea. cur see us Christmas. In the slate or Texas at the close of business on March 311 1983 1983 putties/fed in response to call made by Comptroller of the Currency, under title 12, United Slates Code. Section 161 11706 11 Charter number National Bank Region Number
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Cash and due from depository institutions U S Treasury securities one NEW ARRIVALS . Obligations of other U S Government agencies and corporations 398 Obligations of States and political subdivisions in the United States mulam Mr. and Mrs. David Lane of Memphis, formerly of Turkey. All other securities (1) Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell 3, 00 are the proud parents of a baby girl. born April 29 in Plainview. Loans. Total (excluding unearned income) 12,729 She weighed 6 lbs. 2 ozs. and has Less Allowance for possible loan losses 178 been given the name of Melissa Loans . Net 12 Ann. She has a sister. Jaclyn, who is Lease financing receivables None four years old. Bank premises. furniture and fixtures, and other assets representing bank premises EMKgail Grandparents are Mr. and Real estate owned other than bank premises Mrs. Bill Lane of Turkey and Mr. Intangible assets EMINIM and Mrs. Jack McGann of Ver- All other assets =WM. non. Great-grandparents are Mr. TOTAL ASSETS and Mrs. Lon McKay of Quitaque MOW= and Mrs. Bill McGann of Vernon. Demand deposits of individuals. partnerships. and corporations 14,125 1 Time and savings deposits of individuals. partner- The Valley Tribune received a letter from Wanda Cates of ships and corporations Pawtucket. Rhode Island Tues- Deposits of United Stales Government 131-!E day morning. She sends regards Deposits of States and political subdivisions in to her Quitaque and area friends. the United States
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Mpy 5,1989 rotigsoy, PAGE FOUR THE VALLEY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1983 Tenth Annual He is home and back on the job at A. C. Barrett returned home Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Eudy and Energas. Sunday from Heritage Home in Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Maxwell Palo Duro • Plainview. Mrs. Barrett reported spent Wednesday in Lubbock. • or Mrs. Susie Rivas underwent Tuesday morning that they are Lewis and Dr. Maxwell both had Ashram Scheduled major surgery at Doctors Hospi- doing great. He is walking better eye checkups. tal in Plainview last week. She is and they are both very happy. reported to be improving well. They both are to be greatly Mr. and Mrs. Bill Green of The Tenth Annual Palo Duro the special activities for the • commended for their staunch Slaton visited with the Lewis RIO CRUSE keylro2,0,0 United Christian Ashram will be children will be participating in J. T. Persons entered High physical and spiritual efforts at Eudys during the weekend. rofn'cesTfuror held July 8-9-10 at the Ceta the "Bible Bowl" which will be Plains Hospital in Amarillo and the age of 86 and better to take Panels! Canyon United Methodist Camp led by Don Collins of Amarillo. was scheduled for eye surgery care of themselves. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hedrick Cruse 'by, near Happy, Texas. For further information con- there Tuesday. and Layne of Canyon visited her ductml to Ow" of The United Christian Ashram cerning cost and schedule, you • Mrs. Tim Holland and small parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Canwell, minister ,..es movement was founded by the may contact Rev. Wayne Nor- Mr. and Mrs. Rayford Hewett son, Russell, of Follett visited Carter, in Quitaque Saturday. Creek Clvgdi late evangelist, Missionary Dr. man at Box 428, Quitaque, Texas and daughters of Alvarado at- her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Rock , Larry attended the Bob Wills Brett Parsley' E. Stanley Jones at Sat Tal, India 79255 or by calling (806) 455- tended services at the First Maxwell, Saturday and Sunday. celebration in Turkey. and Ch in 1930. Ten years later, in 1940, 1439 or 455-1179. Baptist Church in Quitaque Sun- he Turkey chUgh A000000000000000000000000000000000000,,,0u Brother Stanley brought the day. They were here for the eye at Ashram Retreat concept to surgery of her father, J. T. HOME HEALTH AGENCY OF TEXAS INC. is land C,emetarY WITH THE SICK "rn ts direcit' North America. Today there are Persons. now taking applications for RN's, LVN's and 06 rra,- of Turk Seigler Funteralcc:H:tdo Ashrams held around the world Mrs. Buddy (Leona) Morris • nurses aides for local area. 8. 5 Mon. - Fri. Good ramieWopediaintiesc including the International Ash- entered Lockney General Hospi- Clint Hicks of Lubbock, broth- salary and fringe benefits. Call 817-937-6031 or Cruse ram which is held at a different tal Sunday evening for a series of er-in-law of the Leroy Hamiltons 6491. 46-3t „6„iti in Plain location each year. treatments. Her daughter-in-law, of Quitaque, underwent open- oad Hospital 0000000000000noo g illness The Ashram (pronounced AH' Mrs. Corky (Wanda) Morris of heart surgery in Lubbock Fri- 0015€591x1050M055900351XXXIXIXIxinailX) aj gt0f1111°TWeCwB1 Shram) is a disciplined Christian Dimmitt has been staying with day. The Hamiltons went for the r Cart1ffid°: IS:OutiiIinng'irIBSUpritill retreat where Christians of all Buddy while Leona is in the surgery. Mrs. Hamilton talked WEDNESDAY SENIOR CITIZEN'S DAY SPECIAL on February 2, 1895 an I I len g and CAT( denominations come to enrich hospital. by telephone with Mrs. Hicks . Anyone over 55 years of age may bring this coupon and get a sh°on tein:kiw ore!h their spiritual life and deepen • Monday and she reported the I shampoo and hair set without backcombing for $5.00. I Cause. their walk with God. The one and S. T. Bogan, jr. of Richardson doctor said he was far ahead of 'HeNemwvNtiedexicl:olao Jr only creed the Ashram has is was in Quitaque one day last most people in improvement I By Appointment Only I any 3, 1921. They continue 1 "Jesus Is Lord." week on business. He reported to than most who had undergone I KATHY'S BEAUTY SHOP I live in New Mexico for a 5 The Ashram consists of daily The Valley Tribune that Mr. Sid the same surgery. L I time before moving to Bible study led by the Bible had been in the hospital twice area whhiserelifheo halides
Teacher and preaching done by recently, but was back in the 1/••• ► 41.4 +. 4.4 •••• ••• 11.• +11.4 4.4 ••••414. 11.4 the Ashram Evangelist. For this home and recovering well. Mrs. Oval Cogdill returned to • her home last week from St. year's Palo Duro Ashram, the DEE'S CONSTRUCTION Bible Teacher will be the Rever- H. B. Pinckard of Amarillo, Anthony's Hospital in Amarillo. end Frank Warden, associate brother-in-law of Bud Bailey of Mr. Cogdill came home Sunday Specializing in Painting THES after spending some time in pastor of the Highland Park Quitaque, has been in an Amaril- Interior & Exterior EMERGI United Methodist Church in lo hospital for four weeks. He is Amarillo following surgery. They Dallas. Rev. Warden is also the home at present but not well. Mr. are both reported to be doing We do it right the first time. OUR fair. author of the Trinity Bible Pinckard is auditor for Randall • Studies which are being used by County. Free Estimates hundreds of churches across the • Mrs. U. F. Coker, sr. was FRE United States. Mrs. T. J. Reeves of Plainview, admitted to Hall County Hospital Chuck Dees 423-1335 Turkey, Tx. in Memphis Monday for treat- Ins' The Ashram Evangelist will be mother of Mrs. Bud Bailey, is 46-4t the Reverend Jimmie Pyles, home from Central Plains Hospi- ment. pastor of the First United tal in Plainview. Another dau- • 11.11. ••• •••• 11.4 ••• IF+ •.• G.0 4+41 4.41 0.4 ••••• Methodist Church in Jennings, ghter, Mrs. Irene Purcell of Louisiana. Rev. Pyles is the Meridian is staying a few days dir.....•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••es South Central Regional Coordin- with her mother. Mrs. Bailey • • ator for the United Christian went Monday to help take her to • Ashrams. In addition to the the doctor for a checkup. YOU ARE INVITED TO ATTEND! : leadership provided by Rev. • • Warden and Rev. Pyles, music Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Finney • • for the Ashram will be led by have moved to Plainview until • Gary Barron of Lamesa, Texas, his health improves. Their add- • • and the Rev. Wes Putnam of ress is 512 Oakland, Plainview, • GOSPEL MEETING • Plainview. Texas 79072, Phone 296-6949. • • Ashram activities are not • • Fr limited to and for adults only. James Cathey of Quitaque • • For depen The Ashram is designed for the spent several days last week in • • entire family. This year one of Doctors Hospital in Plainview. • CHURCH OF CHRIST • • • • Turkey, Texas • Chec • • HEARING TESTS SET FOR QUITAQUE • • Model • • 8,300 E CITY HALL • • • • • • 10:00 -12:00 • • • • Electronic hearing tests will be given at the City Hall in • • Quitaque on Tuesday, May 10, beginning at 10:00 a.m. • Frank Duckworth of Lockney, Speaker • A Hearing Aid Specialist will be present to perform the • • • • tests. • Sunday, May 8 — Wednesday, May 11 • Anyone who has trouble hearing or understanding • • speech clearly is welcome to have a test using modern • • electronic equipment to determine if their loss is one which • • • • Can be helped. • Sunday Services 10:30 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. • Some of the causes of hearing loss will be explained, and • • diagrams of how the ear works will be shown. • • Everyone wearing a hearing aid should have it cleaned Weeknight Services 8:30 p.m. • and serviced every three (3) months. Service is available for • • • • all makes of hearing aids. • • The free hearing tests will be given Tuesday beginning • • at 10:00 a.m. at the City Hall. If you can't get there on • Supper Following Sunday • Tuesday, call 455-1456, and arrange for an appointment at • • another time. In-home testing is also available. • • Ask abou • Evening Service • • • • • Save ye • • • • • Cordial Welcome to Attend • BELTONE • • • • 3010 OLTON ROAD PLAINVIEW, TEXAS 79072 • • PHONE 293-8585 • • • • • • • 00000000000000 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 000000 •••• oowm
MAY 5,1983 THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1983 THE VALLEY TRIBUNE PAGE FIVE WLeawlyns Eudy and Horace E. Mullin, Jess Mullin, ay '41 411 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Logan of • Bill Lane and Boyd Lane. Morrison Cousins Denver City spent the weekend Ma, f° Lbboek well both To Have Reunion visiting his sister and husband, OBITUARIES • Mr. and Mrs. James Brunson. BIDDIE JANE JENKINS Mary Brunson of Lubbock visited ..1111 Green Word was received Tuesday The Morrison cousins and her parents, also. e with the Lof morning that Mrs. M. F. (Biddle Clyde Morrison are having a Afternoon visitors Sunday the weekend Jane) Jenkins of Tecumseh, reunion to be held at the were Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Maupin ELMER RIO CRUSE engaged in farming until a few Oklahoma, 85, had died about Quitaque Community center Sat- and girls. Funeral services for Elmer Rio 10:30 a.m. Tuesday. She was the urday. May 7, beginning at 10:00 o LerY Hedrick years ago when ill health forced a.m. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lingo of anYon visited her Cruse. 88. of Turkey were him to retire. mother of James Kimbell of and Mrs. Ralph conducted Friday, April 29, at He was a veteran of World Quitaque and Charlie Kimbell of This will include the offspring Farmington, New Mexico are unique Saturday the Turkey Church of Christ with War I and a member of the Tulia. of the Edgar, Earnest, Les spending a few days in Quitaque — the Bob iy,e..•• Earl Cantwell, minister of the Turkey Church of Christ. Services were pending at Morrison and Tom Bond families. visiting her mother, Mrs. E. J. flukey, Rock Creek Church of Christ, He is survived by his wife, presstime at Tecumseh. Grave- All friends and relatives of the Farley, and brothers, Junior, and Brett Parsley, minister of Lela Belle, of Turkey; three sons, side services will be in Rest families are invited to stop by for Wendell and family, Billy and the Turkey Church of Christ, Ray Cruse of Flomot, Tommy Haven Cemetery at Quitaque. a visit. family, and her sister and INC. je officiating. Burial followed in Cruse of Turkey and Paul Cruse James Kimbell and daughter, husband, Mr. and Mrs. Babe N's sad Dreamland Cemetery at Turkey, of Justin; three daughters, Mrs. Mary Helen Wallace, were en- Chandler. ri. Good with arrangements directed by Betty Driskill, Mrs. Vernon route to his mother's bedside 1031 or Seigler Funeral Home of Turkey. Cotton and Mrs. Voleta Johnson, when Mrs. Kimbell received Ruth Ware had as visitors over Mr. and Mrs. Chester Strick- 463t Mr. Cruse died Wednesday all of Turkey; two brothers, word of her death. the weekend Mr. and Mrs. D. W. afternoon at Central Plains Re- Rufus Cruse of California and Purcell from Borger; Mr. and land of Lubbock spent the gional Hospital in Plainview Clyde Cruse of Claude; four Mrs. Lewis Vaughn and children, weekend with her sister, Mr. and .... following a lengthly illness. He sisters, Mrs Ita Williams and Fritch; Jeff Purcell, Fort Worth; Mrs. R. C. Green, and attended Joe Burton Meacham. Los Ala- the Bob Wills festivities. SPECIAL . was born in Springtown, Texas Mrs. Belle Frayer, both of Dallas, Mrs. Lela Mae Hutcheson on February 2, 1895 and was a Mrs. Gladys Pierce of Muleshoe spent a long weekend recently in mos, New Mexico; and from upon and get a Mrs. David Guest had visiting son of the late Rio and Connie and Mrs. Bernice Greg of Plain- Dumas visiting her daughter and Whitney, J. V. Mohon, Mr. and $5A0 Cruse. He married Lela Belle view; 20 grandchildren, 27 great- family, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mrs. Vicky Mohon and girls and in her home over the weekend her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll in New Mexico on Janu- grandchildren, and a large num- Vines and Evan. Mr. and Mrs. John Leigh. They Don Guest. Greg, Rammy and ary 3, 1921. They continued to ber of nieces and nephews. Mrs. Hutcheson visited the all enjoyed the Bob Wills Cele- Cory of Paris, Texas. live in New Mexico for a short Pallbearers were grandsons. past Sunday in Plainview with bration. • ..... I time before moving to the Honorary pallbearers were Jess Susie Rivas who is in Doctors Turkey area where he had spent Browning, Jack Lacy, Doc Con- Hospital there. She underwent the rest of his life. He was ner, Leon Lane, Bill Mullin, surgery there last week. We were not able to get an ad ready this week, but we will have THESE FRIGIDAIRE ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS ARE "in store" SPECIALS, so ENERGY EFFICIENT AND QUALIFY FOR A CASH BONUS IN come by Friday and Saturday OUR ENERGY SAVINGS PLAN.* ASK FOR DETAILS. C & L FOOD FREE Normal ■ "-- 423-1330 Turkey, Texas Installation... 11011
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• 0 •0 "" „DAY,wofig PAGE SIX THE VALLEY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1983 Mr. and Mrs. Jean Grundy of Lottie to the cemetery at Silver- r Area Students Mrs. Herrington To Present Lamesa spent the weekend in ton to see the monument and Hightowe Quitaque visiting his mother, curbing which has been set at Score High Students In Recital Friday Mrs. Jess Grundy and sister, Gaston's grave. All were well Onalee. Mrs. Nona Hazel Van pleased with the results. In Auditions Winkle of Amarillo met the Jean Mrs. Ross Herrington will Mullin, Vera and Tommy Pinker- Grundys in Tulia and accompan- 44h Thirty-one area students were present her students in Spring ton, Tonya Gerhardt, Kacey, ied them on to Quitaque and she Mr. and Mrs. Gary Johnson of The ., Affou.ai meetincooperp, „ among 17,362 participants in Recital on Friday, May 6, 1983, at Kyle and Jeff Fuston, Lori spent the weekend with her Paragould, Arkansas and their • 'dogged" AprilPcohongi 2 Texas to enter National Piano 7:30 p.m. at the First Baptist Martin, Alecia Mullin, Iva June mother and sister, too. daughter, Margie Porter, spent Iedleldtolatpurri:,,by ligireatThe vilyietworlurPgarta Guild Auditions recently. All Church in Quitaque. Johnson, Lea Ann and Kay Lynn the weekend with his mother, i'Istroedh Doosoperareatb were students of Mrs. Ross A variety of music, including Edwards, Samantha Stark, Sandi Lottie Owens drove to Plain- Mrs. Clema Johnson. Mr. and taliddguomestg fs Herrington. They were among popular, religious, country-wes- Lipscomb, Sandy Price, Stachia view Sunday and spent the day Mrs. Red Johnson, who had been dembed irsssan lalciant over 110,000 participants nation- tern, as well as classical, will be Chadwick, Laura Harp, Robyn with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ebbs and staying with Clema, left for their wide. Imported judges in 700 performed. Piano and organ Lane, Gina Conner, Joe Morri- Mrs. Olive Owens. Mrs. Olen home in Houston on Monday, as 'w. Eler-ec. organized audition centers jud- numbers will be featured. son, Kristin Couch, Cari Morri- Lane of Van Horn was visiting he wasn't feeling too well and dini'llijeacjkobliRgUrtal (rift ged over 2,100 memorized pieces. son, Paula Scoggins, Oleta Lane, there and they all had a nice wanted to return home to be had done an This involved 50 states and parts Students participating include Claudia Hinojosa, Angie and visit. The group accompanied near his doctor. country' arks congres! of Canada. Dee Dee and John David Har- Laura Norman, Kim Cagle. and ' he Con Area students were judged in mon, Robin Myers, Sarah Alex- Tara Nance and Carey Blackerby HightowerI' his rem s aid Memphis, Texas by Mrs. Bob ander (Lakeview), Amy and (both Silverton). Come In . t h bb arcg:, eypetaelir Farmer, well-known educator Melissa Maupin, April Stephens, The public is invited. A decisions iin the d icrno7mtoin and musician. This was the Tina Clay, Derek and Shadi reception will follow. And See Our Retiring largest number of students ever Scarborough, District 6, and entered by Mrs. Herrington, and treated for Social Security and Porter, District , the overall grades were also the SOCIAL SECURITY NEWS income tax purposes. 449,titei4/ goes from President Cecil B highest. Preparation for this BY These are just a few of the for the many years of , dedi, prestigious event begins in Sep- 1983 amendments. If you have a service to the Lighthouse I tember of each year and involves TERRY J. CLEMENTS question concerning the recent many hours of dedicated practice The automatic Social Security changes or a question about any by each student. The total benefit increase based on the of the Social Security programs Our Flo number of piano pieces memor- cost of living, previously effec- please call us at 293-4371. If you ized by these musicians was 255. tive each July, will be delayed for need to visit our office our gay/ Seventeen students memor- six months, to January 1984 address is 1401-B West 5th in ized ten pieces each. These were under a new law designed to Plainview. SELECTIONS Kay Lynn Edwards, Shadi Mul- strengthen the Social Security FARLE lin, Tonya Gerhardt, Robyn system. Lane, April Stephens, Tina Clay, A related change has been Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Green and TWO J'S CHINA & GIFTS 8 Laura Norman, Iva June John- made to the SSI program. The Mr. and Mrs. Keith Green and Wendell, R son, Kim Cagle, Joe Morrison, SSI federal benefit rate will Kaylene attended the annual 423-1340 Turkey, Texas 0t Cari Morrison, Melissa Maupin, increase effective July 1, 1983. Srnithee reunion in Tulia Sunday. Amy Maupin, John David Har- The amount of increase will be There were 84 relatives present, mon, Gina Conner, Carey Black- $20 for individuals and $30 for Mrs. Green reported. erby (Silverton) and Kacey Fus- couples. Cost of living adjust- For All Your ton. ments will then be delayed until Other students entered were January 1, 1984 to correspond WRAP UP SOMETHING FROM RICE'S...FOR MOTHER'S DAY! Jeff and Kyle Fuston, Kristin with Social Security adjustments A Couch, Sandi Lipscomb, Robin under the new legislation. ROOFING Myers, Oleta Lane, Vera Fuston, The purpose of the cost of Lea Ann Edwards, Tara Nance living adjustment delay for So- Electrical (Silverton), Alecia Mullin, Lori cial Security benefits is to save Tell her she's special with something soft and comfy to slip into .. Call Coll Martin, Tommy Pinkerton, San- the system money and to help it 25 dy Price and Samantha Stark. regain its financial strength. These also worked extremely Largely because of economic hard and entered from four to conditions in recent years, Social eight pieces by memory. Security has had an increasingly Grades this year ranged from severe financial problem. 90 to 98 (Superior Plus). Five The new law is designed to students made the Critic's Circle meet the problem both in the of Superior Plus. These were Iva near-term and into the years June Johnson, Joe Morrison, after 2000. Other changes made Can Morrison, Melissa Maupin by the new law provide addition- and Gina Conner. Only one al income to the system. They percent of all students ever include: entered make the Critic's Circle The Social Security tax rate of Musicians, so these are to be increase scheduled under pre- highly commended. vious law for 1985 will go into All students were winners of effect in 1984. The new 1984 rate District, State or National hon- will be 7.0 percent each for ors. All received pins, engraved employees and employers, up certificates, and report cards. from the previous rate of 6.7 They are to be congratulated. percent. But, employees will Inaugurated in 1929 for the receive a tax credit against 1984 purpose of stimulating interest in taxes of 0.3 percent, which will artistic piano playing, the Na- be given when taxes are deduc- tional Piano Guild instills definite ted from wages. In effect, 1984 goals and encouraging rewards employee taxes will remain at for every pupil. the level set under previous law. Also, part of the tax rate increase scheduled for 1990 will go into effect in 1988. Flomot Community Starting in 1984, the Social Security self-employment tax Sends Thanks For rate will be equal to the Local Support combined employee-employer tax on wages. This will be 14.0 percent for 1984. Previously, the The Flomot Community would rate for self-employed people like to thank everyone who was about 11/2 times the em - helped make the Volleyball Tour- ployee rate. nament a big success. Under the new law, self-em A special thanks to each ployed people will receive a committee chairman, and to self-employment tax credit of 2.7 those who made donations of percent of self-employment in money, food, long hours of time. come for 1984: 2.3 percent for A special thanks also to all the 1984, and 2.0 percent for 1986 teams that participated in the 89. After 1989, these credits will tournament. All the help will be replaced with deductions make it possible to make the designed to treat the self-em RICE DRY GOODS much-needed repairs to the Com- ployed in much the same manner munity Building and Gym. as employees and employers are Jarrell & Jean SDAY, MA y 1983 THURSDAY, MAY 5, ISM .he cemetery Saver. THE VALLEY TRIBUNE PAGE SEVEN .tbe rnonurnead
has been sot , grave, Au at Hightower Is Speaker At Lighthouse PCA Begins 50th Anniversary Year ith the results Were wet . The 49th Annual Stockholders national meeting in Kansas City Meeting of Rolling Plains PCA in March which began the ohnsno Mrs. Gary J Electric Cooperative Meeting was held in Childress April 22 celebration of the 50th Anniver- r and in Stamford April 23, kicking sary Year of the Production Akan and The 44th Annual Meeting of Vid gir t heouf of Directors 86% of every dollar spent by the off a year-long observance of Credit System. Porter, spent Lighthouse Electric Cooperative Three director,. were elected. Cooperative. PCA's 50 years in agricultural In the board meeting following with his mother was held Saturday. April 23, at Gaylord Croce. Petersburg. Dis- Higginbotham also reported lending. the annual meeting, W. J. Boykin h Johnson. Mr. and the Cooperative Headquarters in trict 6; Jerrold Vinson. Floydada, .at s nson, that work was proceeding on the The report from the board was of Northfield was elected chair- who had bee Floydada. District 7, and James Richburg, next two-year work plan, which presented by Dan Henard, jr., man of the board and W. H. Clema, left for thee The members and guests were Estelline, District 9. will include the construction of a director from Wellington. Mr. Williams of Spur as vice chair- )itiston n on Monday, as treated to a speech by Congress- Service plaques were awarded substation in the Flomot area. Henard announced the adoption man. Other business included the "Ithg too well and man Jack Hightower, who prais- to Jackie Duke, Line Superinten- Higginbotham also pointed out of a 10-year loan policy under appointment of Mike Sloan of the return home to be ed the job Rural Electrification dent. and Nolan Arney. Plain- :tor. a booth display on exhibit certain conditions. Munday office as vice president, had done and is still doing for the view area serviceman, for 30 furnished by the Texas Federa- Joe D. Tidwell of Munday gave Randy Murphree of the Stamford country. years of service. tion of Cooperatives in Austin. the nominating committee re- office as assistant vice president, In his remarks. Congressman Lighthouse General Manager The display included many food port. Re-elected to the board and Mark Williamson, jr. of the Hightower said the Congress Alton Higginbotham also recog- and products marketed by coop- were Dan Henard, jr. and Garon Childress office as assistant vice faced some very tough budget nized Ed Pollan for 35 years of eratives such as Welch's grape B. Tidwell of Munday. Also president. Offices of the associa- decisions in the coming years. service. Pollan will receive a trip products and Sunkist oranges. serving on the board of directors tion are located in Munday, Retiring directors. Henry to a Dallas Cowboys home game The Playa Playboys band are W. J. Boykin of Northfield, B. Matador, Spur, Childress and Scarborough, District 6, and Tom this fall. - provided entertainment for the H. DeBusk of Anson and W. H. Stamford. Porter, District 7. accepted pla- In his report to the member- meeting. The Floydada group is Williams of Spur. ques from President Cecil Baxter ship, Higginbotham said that the headed by Tom Farris. Elected to serve on the 1984 NEW ST. AUGUSTINE for the many years of dedicated cost of power due to increased Children were entertained du- nominating committee were Ja- service to the Lighthouse Board wholesale power cost was now ring the business meeting with mes Taylor, Matador office; Dan GRASS AVAILABLE the Walt Disney film, "The Langford, Childress office; C. H. Texas homeowners can now Barefoot Executive." Cornett, Munday office; Dan G. select a new, semi-dwarf variety Our Flowers Say It Best Door prizes were given Walker, Spur office, and Darrell of St. Augustine grass for their Shop At throughout the meeting. The Richards, Stamford office. lawns. grand prize, a choice of several President R. C. Cobb gave the The new St. Augustine grass is appliances, was won by Mr. and report from management. Mr. called "Seville," says Dr. Richard FARLEY'S FLOWERS Mrs. Leon Ferguson. Cobb reaffirmed the sound finan- Duble, turfgrass specialist with GIFTS The following is a list of the cial position of Rolling Plains the Texas Agricultural Exten- & VARIETY prize winners: Don Warren, PCA and stressed PCA's willing. sion Service, Texas A&M Uni- Wendell, Roberta, Johnnie, Debbie Floydada; Betty Lyons, South ness and ability to provide the versity System. It is a patented q, Texas Plains; Mrs. Thomas Warren, credit needs of agriculture. variety of St. Augustine grass QL IT MIL E, TEXAS Floydada; Charlie Alkire, Plain- The business session climaxed produced by Pursley Turf Farms 455-1410 view; Virgil Crow, Silverton; Val with the viewing of the film, of Palmetto, Florida, and is sold Montgomery, Petersburg; Mrs. "AgriAmerica. 2003 A.D." Pro- through Texas nurseries and For All Your Flower & Variety Needs James Brandes. Plainview; Max duced by PCAs as a part of the garden centers as rooted plugs in Yeary, Floydada; Odell Breed, 50th Anniversary observance, plastic trays. HER'S DAY! Floydada; Doyle Moore, Floyda- the film illustrates how technol- "Seville is resistant to St. A & B CONSTRUCTION da; Sue Givens, Floydada; Bever- ogy will change farming and life Augustine Decline virus, moder- in rural America in the 21st ROOFING — REMODELING — REPAIRS ly Harrison, Lakeview; Harold ately shade tolerant, medium Norrell, Floydada; Larry Noland, Century and is available to textured and as cold tolerant as Electrical Contracting, Free Estimates Floydada; Vera King, Lockney; various agricultural and civic other St. Augustine varieties," Call Collect: 423-1184 Mike Berry or Steve Trowbridge, Petersburg; groups for viewing throughout Duble points out. "But unlike 259-2995 Kirk Anderson Grace Lemons, Lockney; Robert the Rolling Plains PCA territory. Floratam, Seville is susceptible "AgriAmerica, 2003 A.D." was to chinch bugs, an insect that shown for the first time at a damages many St. Augustine lawns each year." Matthews, Plainview; Bill Hin- kle, Floydada; A. C. Pratt, Seville's semi-dwarf character Floydada; Ira Henderson, South makes it one of the best looking Plains; Mrs. John Walters, Floy- varieties of St. Augustine, says dada; Arvil Campbell, Rails; Duble. However, the grass devel- Ask Us About A Carolyn Redding, Floydada; Wil- ops a dense turf that is subject to son Barton, Flomot; Victor heavy thatch accumulation. This SAFETY DEPOSIT BOX Smith, Floydada; Gale McPher- can be prevented with weekly son, Lockney; Esley Yeary, mowing at a height of 1 ■/: inches It Is The One Place Floydada; Johnnie Turpen, and avoiding excessive nitrogen Plainview; Henry Scarborough, fertilization. The specialist re- Petersburg; Mrs. Gerald Lackey, commends no more than three to Where Your Floydada; Mrs. Sam Lewis, four pounds of nitrogen per 1,000 Lockney; J. E. Stair, Plainview; square feet per year. With VALUABLE DOCUMENTS Mrs. R. L. Neil, Floydada, and weekly mowing, grass clippings Floyd Starkey, Floydada. need not be removed. Are Safe From Theft, Fire or KATHY'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 455-1305 Loss of Any Kind ELAINE. KATHY WEDNESDAY THROUGH FRIDAY.
Courteous Service OZEAN'S SERVICE PHONE 455-1361 ipeerllsae 1 HEADS & HEELS KATY ROBISON, OWNER Barbara Mayfield, Operator MBank of Turkey, U.S.A. Open Tues.-Fri. 9 J Saturday 9 a.m.-1 p.m. ox 156 • hone (806) ,122 -1221 • Tarlay. Texas 79261 Late Appointments Accepted 441P Walk-ins Welcomed Member n 1 c REDKEN FOR MEN & WOMEN RETAIL CENTER inI ITITIr-TM16-7"13- 7111 'Tic 455-1292 PAGE EIGHT THE VALLEY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1983 BUY, SELL, TRADE OR RENT THROUGH TI1E CLASSIFIED UNDERGROUND PLASTIC IR- ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS University System. The Exten- new livestock pavilion. The clinic igation Water and Gas Pipe sion Service is conducting the will include live demonstrations The City of Turkey will accept short course in conjunction with on riding and training the cutting FOR SALE Installed. Backhoe Service, Irri- sealed bids for insurance on the gation Leaks and Repairs. 823- Texas A&M's Department of horse, notes Householder. Fire Trucks until May 12, 1983 at Animal Science. The special Freeman Arena 2431, Riverton Metal Works. 5:00 p.m. 44-tfe "We are combining some key Development Horse Sale will be MUST SELL: 1982 CHEVRO- The bids will be opened at 7:00 discussions on horse production featured the second day of the let, short, wide, pickup, 22,000 WE ARE A DEALER FOR p.m. on May 12, 1983. The City with a training clinic and farm short course and will begin with miles. Call 455-1193 day, or Sanitas Wallpaper. Prompt de- Council reserves the right to tours to see actual demonstra- registration at 7:30 a.m. at the 455-1154 night. 47-tfc livery. Sample books available. reject any or all bids. tions and practical applications of livestock pavilion. The sale will Fogerson Lumber & Supply, City of Turkey various methods and techni- offer a mixed set of about 60 FOR SALE: 14 ROW COLE Silverton, Phone 823.2021. 29-tfe Ruth Fuston, ques," adds Householder. "The yearlings, two- and three-year- Multi-Flex Planters, new style, City Secretary 42-6tc sale the second day is designed to olds, and pregnant mares of double disc. Phone 296-9722 or raise funds to complete the A&M fashionable cutting, halter, race night, 293-4073. 462tp Animal Science Department's N. and performance breeding from REAL ESTATE CITY OF TURKEY TO ACCEPT BIDS W. (Dick) Freeman Arena. Mr. the Texas A&M herd as well as FOR SALE: 1976 CHEVROLET Freeman contributed immensely from several prominent Texas Laguna, one owner, 73,400 miles. The City of Turkey, Texas will accept sealed insurance bids on to Texas A&M's horse program horse producers. Price 51500.00. Call 423-1378. HOME FOR SALE: 3 BED- as well as to the Texas horse The two-day program of activi- 46-tfc Fire Station, Ambulance, Gener- room, 13 bath, double garage, al Liability, and Workman's industry." ties will conclude with an NCHA MASONARY PRODUCTS, steel siding, 2140 total sq. ft. Call Compensation Insurance until Discussions during the open- (National Cutting Horse Associa- Sand, Gravel, Cement, Paints, 423-1492, Turkey. 474tp May 12, 1983 at 5:00 p.m. Bids ing session of the short course, tion) Open Cutting Horse Con- Lumber, Hardware. Let us re- will be opened at 7:00 p.m. on which begins with registration at test beginning at 6:00 p.m. model your home or business. HOUSE FOR SALE: CALL 806- May 12, 1983. The City of Turkey 7:30 a.m., include exercise physi- Friday. Turn-key contract work. Foger- 469-5215. 47-4tc reserves the right to reject any ology in horse training and Registration information on son Lumber & Supply, Silverton, or all bids. conditioning, reproductive per- the Horse Short Course is 823-2021. 46tfc HOME FOR SALE: THREE City of Turkey formance in broodmares, control- available from any County Ex- bedroom, 2 baths, den with Ruth Fuston, City Sec. ling flies on horse ranches, and tension Office or from House- MAYTAG SERVICE & SALES: fireplace, carpeted, 3 lots. Mike 45-3tc an overview of horse research at holder, Department of Animal Factory Trained. Also other House, 423-1112, Turkey. 38-tic Texas A&M. Science, Texas A&M University, name brand appliances. Call The Brazos County Extension College Station, Texas 77843. 455-1193. Caprock Home Center, THELMA LOVING'S five-room Horse Committee is hosting a tour of county horse farms that Quitaque, Texas 79255. 30-tic house with extra large living CARDS OF 'MINKS room. Has central cooling and afternoon. Stops will include the A heavy dew is actually the heating, carport, double garage Hank Bird Quarter Horses and portent of good weather. with three-room apartment and the Windham Ranch. On cloudless nights the Buster Welch of Merkel, a earth loses its heat more storage room. On corner lot We would like to take time out professional horse trainer, will rapidly, and a heavier dew south of Baptist Church. Call to thank everyone who has results. MEE Jimmy Davidson in Quitaque or conduct a cutting horse clinic the helped us and been concerned first evening at Texas A&M's Vivian Tiffin in Silverton. 41-tic about us. A special thanks to the I FARM BUREAU INSURANCE Fire Department. COMPANY: For insurance of all Thanks for all the money, gifts, DR. 0. R. McINTOSH lines, call Tommy Edwards, 18061 shower and every other item of Optometrist 455-1129 or 823-2189. 33-tic LOST AND help. We really appreciate all FOUND your help. LOCKNEY MEAT CO. USDA South Main Street Phone 983-3460 May God bless all of you. FLOYDADA, TEXAS Inspected. Kill days Monday The Ozean Dowd Family through Friday. Custom proces- sing. Wholesale and Retail BORROWED: LAWN FERTILI- Meats. Halves and Quarters Cut, zer Distributor. Please return. Horse Short Course ALL RISK FEDERAL CROP INSURANCE Wrapped, Frozen and Fully Caprock Home Center. Call 455- Guaranteed. Sam & Kelly For- 1193. 47-ltc Slated May 26-27 Lee's Insurance ORVILLE and RUTH LEE tenberry, owners and managers. FOUND: LADIES WESTERN Phone 652-3305, corner of U. S. Flomot, Texas Belt with name on back Satur- Horse enthusiasts will be 806-469-5370 70 and Farm Road 378 South. day, April 23, at Bob Wills 15-tic treated to a wide range of Monument. Call 423-1323 and activities at the 1983 Horse Short • ROOFER: COMMERCIAL AND describe. 46-2tc Course at Texas A&M Univer- • • Residential, free estimates. Rich- sity May 26-27. • • ard C. Carroll, Plainview, Texas. Among these will be a session • FRANCIS AERIAL SPRAYING • on management recommenda- • • Call 806-296-6227. 45-4tp • • PUBLIC NOTICES tions, a tour of Brazos County • • SINGER SEWING MACHINES, horse farms, a cutting horse • Licensed-Insured • training clinic, a horse sale and CERTIFILD GRAZON DEALER • Vacuum Cleaners, Smith Corona • • open cutting horse contests. • Typewriters, Adding Machines, NOTICE OF SALE Mesquite, Pear, Juniper and Cedar • "This year's short course deals • Kirby Sales and Service. Buy • Wheat Spraying • here, service here. Call in OF CITY LOTS in all facets of the horse Glean, Banvel, 2-4-D's • • • Quitaque, 455-1101, or call 423- The City of Turkey will accept industry—production, manage- • Call Alvie Francis ment. training and use," says Dr. • 1155 in Turkey. Call 259-2716 in sealed bids on the following • 806-847-2523 • Memphis. Office located at 620 property until June 9, 1983 at Doug Householder, horse special- • • ist with the Texas Agricultural • Noel in Memphis. Here every 5:00 p.m. Bids will be opened at 11•••••••••••••••••••••• 0000000000 •8 two weeks on Thursdays. 28-tic 7:00 p.m. June 9. 1983. Persons Extension Service, Texas A&M bidding on property and getting 4-vvvt-Iwiriricia-twia-twiriavirtaalawiriaaawiriam -tviav%vi,-, HEADS & HEELS: Pickup sta- .0 it, will be responsible for a deed 0 oi tion for laundry and dry cleaning. costing $50.00 and 89.00 record- 0 Thursday pickup and delivery for ing fee. The city reserves the to CONNER INSURANCE AGENCY 0 00 Tulia Steam Laundry. Call 455- right to reject any and all bids. 1292 for information. 28-tic 0 YOUR INDEPENDENT AGENT FOR 41 Lots 1, 2, 9 & 10 Blk 15 10 o .41 LOCKSMITH. LOCKS OPEN- Bellview Addition no 0 ed. Locks repaired. Keys made Lots 7 & 11 Blk 1 Turkey LIFE - HEALTH - 0 for locks that have no keys. Heights 0 0 Duplicate keys made. Deadbolta Lots 14 & 16 Mk 3 Lacy 0 01 Lot 16 Blk 2 Lacy 0 0 installed. 24-hour mobile service 10 MEDICARE SUPPLEMENTS iii throughout area Don Probasco. Lots 15 & 16 Blk 2 Original IO Town 10 Pro-Lock Shop, 983-3834. 15 We Represent Several Companies To Provide You With 4to id0 miles south of Silverton, High- Lot 19 & N 10' of Lot 14 Blk 1 10 So way 207. 36-1tc South Side to Lots 1 & 10 Blk 1 Threet in Options To Fit Your Needs 40 A• lo GERMANIA FARM MUTUAL All Blk 5 College to 10 Aid Association: Reasonable, Lot 2 Blk 16 Bellview os Box 418 0, sound property insurance. If you Qity of Turkey 41., want to save, contact Mrs. Ruth Fuston Phone 455-1100 Quitaque, Texas 0 4!; Orville Lee, Flomot. Call 806469- City Secretary • 5370. 23-tic 47-5tc :.ximucc_c...c..*.c.A..c_c.c...im*A.c.c...*_*.c_c_c_vt.t.*_c_c_vuwE*.c.t.c_tvumk. _*..*_-..