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Sun shines brightly Thursday
breaks grip of long ice storm
Rural electric
users hard hit
Although an additional Inch of
snow fell last night, bringing tho
total to four Inches here, skies
pnSTPX PLANT'S
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Pntf P ont hero and Po&tox.Hn nt Mnmnhit
C, whore he will manage Bl s new blanket plant
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succeeds
Safer at Post ex
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Durllngton's Sherman plant for the
years.
last two and one-haAnnouncement of the promotions
Biirlinston
Industries , was made Friday night at a din
manager of Hurling- - nor in Uio luddock uub tor 1'os-cblanket plant
at tcx department heads and scvcrul
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Post civic leaders by John W. Wil- weeffded as mana-- 1 Hams of Greensboro. N.C.. e x e-h& ind Memphis plants I cutlve vice president of manufuct- of urlng for Burlington Domestics.
, superintendent
; manager of Pest c x
ud the Postcx
ipto, has been pro- -
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Williams flew Into Lubbock
with Slater and Druton for the
occasion, weather permlttlnt:, Sin
tcr was scheduled to leave Post
yesterday for his new assignment.
Mrs. Slater and their child r c n
will join him In Ashcvlllc when he
has found suitable housing there.
Druton, who formerly worked as
the industrial engineer for Postcx
f
years
Plant for three and
following his graduation from Texas Tech In 1962, Is the first Texas
Tech graduate to becomo manager
of the Postcx Plant here nnd the
Postex-Hal- l
plant at Memphis.
He Joined nurlington off the Tech
enmpus at Lubbock following graduation and since leaving Post has
drawn assignments to Uurllngton
plants In Greenville. S.C., West,
Tcx., and Durham, NT.C, before going to Sherman.
Druton is a native of E u n I cc,
N.M. His wife, Sharon, is a nativo
of Lubbock. They have two children, Greg, 8 years old, and Holly
Kay, 22 months.
Druton told The Dispatch he is
very pleased to be returning to
Post. He expects to move his wife
and family here within a month or
six weeks after the Slaters ha v e
completed their move to Ashcvlllc.
Druton served as the plant representative on Sherman's Industrial
Relations Board while In Sherman,
The Ashcvlllc Dlankets P I n nt,
now a unit of Durllngton Domestics, is one of the nine plants In
tho diversified Durllngton Industries Division.
Production of woven and non-wove- n
blankets began nt Ashevllle
(Sec- Eddie nruton, page 8)
onc-hnl-
amends zoning,
ordinances
itation
at its first city's rcvenuo
sharlnc funds toward
with the countv the flnnn- t
a combined community- loning ordinances
youth center out of the p r e s e nt
tel to increase the f community center. fStorv nnnenrs
i of garbage collection
elsewhere on today's front page.)
negations.
Reset the salaries of the may- January meet I n n. or and eltv councilman.
Hrom
p.m, until
Approved payment for new
. the council
i sanitation
truck out of re v e n u c
proposal from a com
sharing funds Instead of out of the.
Cumber of Com. city budget.
paid part of t h c
Accepted the low bid of Conoco Wholesale for the sale of gasoline and motor oil to the city.
Approved payment of December bills.
The amended
sanitation ordiia County
nance provides for garbage con
racxs ona lor lettering or stencil- i
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tho RorbaB can 'or own
crshlp Identification purposes.
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of wood or metal. . . "that
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who were
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The Dispatch office was In "bad
shape" yesterday with Editor Charlie fighting the "bug" but working,
Gal Friday Donnle Durcn in t h e
hospital, and yours truly sllgh 1 y
"down in tho back".
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Consequently 5 p.m. rolled quickly around with no Postings written.
We're not making excuses, m nd
you, just telling It like it was. So
don't expect too much.
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Dut we do want to say a f c w
words about tho loss of two good
friends Jo.betUr- - opportunities.
k,
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leaving Post knowing there was
Durllngton opportunity up the road,
but that he was giving up a "real
good life" he loved here In Post.
Vic Is
Personable,
42, so we would predict In another
ten years he will look back from a
considerable number of rungs u p
the ladder and see that It was
worth It. Some day we'll figure ho
will bo visiting Post regularly
as
an official of Durllngton Domestics.
hard-workin- g
It's tough to see him go, but we
were never one to want to hold a
(See Postings, page 8)
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Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
havo been set ns the
dates for this year's Post Stampede Rodeo. Johnny Kemp announced Monday.
This year's rodeo will hnve a
new producer, Harrcll Smith of
Lawton, Okla.. Kemp said.
Some arena Improvements will
bo made between now and the
date of the rodeo.
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Doth the Post City Council and
the Garza County Commissioners
Court were presented Monday with
the Post Chamber of Commerce
proposal for the two local units
of government to jointly use federal
revenue sharing funds to equip and
operate a combined community
and youth center.
special Cham-- 1
The
bcr committee presented the package to the court Monday afternoon and then appeared before
the city council that night.
The court and council were told
by Jim Cornish, chairman of the
.Chamber comtn44awNM?erulpp-In-g
the present "60 by
room between the bank and the
post office would cost on estimated
cent of the equipment costs nnd
the operating budget for the combined center.
Cornish said such a joint venture
to give the city and county its
first youth center and its first
community center-- as
an enrichment of community
d
The Garza County Commissioners
Uiclr Janufiry meet I ng
this
week,
in which salaries of all
$15,000,
The committee proposed that the courthouse officials and employes
arc set, denied requests of five
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nmi rn,.n
I elected
county officials for salary
boosts ranging from 15,7 to 28 per
cent.
The only increases approved by
the court were five per cent hikes
to deputy clerks In the county
Ed
clerk's and county tax asse nor-collector- 's
offices and to the secreFuneral arrangements for E d
Denton, 89, retired farmer of the tary to the county judge nnd comHackbcrry community, who died missioners court.
The court also boosted salaries
about 4 a.m. Tuesday In Garza
of the radio dispatchers to $1.60 an
Memorial Hospital, were inc o
work week, sublate Wednesday at Hudman hour for a
ject to the approval of the Post
Funeral Home.
curt
Services pending
Denton, 89
for
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Denton, a native Texan, had been
about three months.
Tho services arc to be held in
the First Dnptlst Church of Southland with burial In Southland Cemetery, but other arrangements were
Incomplete yesterday.
Denton Is survived by a son, Roy
Denton of Santa Darbara, Calif.;
three daughters, Mrs, Myrtle Llch-eof Durant, Okla., Mrs. C I e o
Johnston of the homo and M r s.
Louise Carson of Slaton: a brother,
Oliver Denton of Cumby, Tex.; a
sister, Mrs, Laura Elmore of Liberal, Knns.; 11 grandchildren; 20
and one
HI
ICY STREET BLAMED
Samuel Martinez,
farm laborer, was killed about
7 45 o'clock Saturday night when
the pickup truck ho was driv I n g
failed to stop on Icy pavement and
slid onto the tracks In the path of
a southbound Santa Fe
train at the East Main
crossing.
Wreckage from the truck was
scattered from the crossing for a
distance of about 250 yards to south
of the depot, according to Sheriff
J A. (Jimmy) Ifolleman, who with
City Patrolman Walter Vines Investigated tho accident.
Martinez body remained In the
cab, which was carried to south of
tho depot by the locomotive, the
sheriff said. Justice of the Peace
Racy Robinson pronounced Martinez dead at the scene. His death
was attributed to a fractured skull.
Holleman said tho train's speed
at the time of the impact with the
truck was estimated at 55 miles an
hour. He said a test made aft or
the accident Indicated that t h e
crossing's warning signals wore
Noel
freight
Street
TO THE BANK
Antelopo team manager Marshall Schofield is shown climbing up toword tho new scoreboard clock installed In the
high school gym by the First National Bank at a cost of
approximately $1,000. The bank had also Installed the old
clock which the- new one replaced, and installed the score
Staff Photo)
board al Antolopo Stodlum.
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noma
Number 33
would require only n minor
portion of revenue sharing funds
now slated to bring the city and
county together some $52,000 every
six months for the next five years.
The Chamber committee, which
also includes Mrs. Willard Kirk- (Scc Center Proposal, page 8)
life
Garza commissioners
nix salary increases
Resignation of ASCS
director
is
effective
City Council as city funds help pay
these salaries. A $48.50 m o n t hly
salary increase also was voted the
deputy matron.
Elected county officials have not
had a raise in from five to soven
years. Some members of the commissioners court thought too large
increases had been requested. The
rejection of the requested
probably will wind up with tho salary grievance committee.
No salary increases were requested by county commissioners, the
county judge, or the county treasurer, The rest asked for hikes back
in July when the budget was being
prepared.
In other actions, the court:
Accepted the low bid of Continental Oil Co. to sell the county gasoline and diescl fuel ot 21.25 cents
per gallon for regular gaso line.
23.25 for premium gasoline, and
14 5 for diescl fuel.
(See County Court, page 8)
hikes
The resignation of Mrs. E
I Hartel as county e x ecu-liv- e
director of tho Garza County
office of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service became effective last Saturday. She
has served as head of the county
office since 1954.
Mrs. Ida Mae Wllks, an employe
of the office for the last several
years, Is serving as acting county
executivo director until a replaceTrustees of the Post Independent
ment Is named by the county ASCS
School District extended Supt. Dill
committee.
Shiver's contract as administrative
and educational head of the local
school system from July 1. 1973, to
June 30. 1976. ut Shiver's proscnt
Shiver's contract
extended; salary
remains the same
Crash at crossing
here kills youth
THANKS
10c
five-memb-er
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Aug.
Members of the church will hold
services in the Graham community
center Sunday morning They will
meet with tho district superintend-cn- t
at the Graham center Sunday
afternoon to discuss plans to rebuild tho church. The Rev Joseph
E. Yates of Grassland Is pastor
and Mack Terry Is chairman of the
.
board.
Ho estimate was made as to tne
amount of the loss.
o
The church was a frame-stuccstructure and hsd been remodeled
last year at a cost of approximateTho building and Its conly
tents were covered by Insurance.
Thursday, January If, 1973
150-fo- ot
When Vic Slater came In to say
sort of a "so long", he emphasized
good bye,
it wasn't n
it was easy to sec that he w a s
Methodist Church
at Graham burns
a
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All Interested
persons arc Invited to attend the annual meeting
ofth c Garza County Museum Association from 2 until 4 o'clock
Sunday afternoon, Jan. 21, in the
museum building.
Members of pioneer families
whose surnames begin with the
letters A, D or C, arc Invited to
bring heirlooms or other Items of
historical interest for exhibiting
during tho Jan. 21 meeting.
Election of officers and trustees
for those whose terms are expiring will be elected at the meeting,
according to Mrs. Wlllard Klrkpat-ricpresident.
Members of the museum association are especially Invited to
attend the annual meeting.
and snow and nil harvest operations arc at a dead standstill and
will remain that way at least for
another 10 days.
Ranchers are Inconvenienced and
having to feed their cattle nnd
break the Ice off the tanks for
drinking water for the cattle, but
the feed situation is not critical.
Only a few head have been reported lost to date. Some pumpers
(See Winter Storm, page 8)
Proposal for center funds
presented city and county
set as
dates for rodeo
d
Post, Garza County, Toxas
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Museum group to
meet on Jan. 21
downed lines before we can put
them up again."
He said It probably would be at
least 10 days or two weeks before
service can fully be restored, maybe longer.
Meanwhile, farm families with
relatives of friends in Post, have
"moved to town" for the storm's
duration.
Garza cotton
The
crop Is now buried under both Ice
"We don't know how many poles
we arc trying to g c t
people to get around nnd find out,
but it is In the hundreds," Zcdlltz
said.
He said there Isn't much that
can be dono except to reset new
poles until the weather breaks.
"We can't string nil new 1 n cs,
we don't hnve that much wire," he
added. "Wo are going to have to
wait until the Ice melts off the
are down,
Pages in Two Sections
LOSS
Fire of umlMermlHd origin destroyed the Graham Chapel Methodist Church Md all Its conte n t s,
Terry
hortly before 8 o'clock S u n d ay
a morning.
Fire Chief Nel Clary described
the church as "hunted to the
grouftd."
Pot vatuwtter firemen, summon-c- d
aftr reUdmUi of the community mw tmeke pott lag out of the
back of Mm tHtUdtag, had to travel
me sevtfl mUe over Icy roads
."ran. to get to the cene and tho hlaze
jrarul- - was out of control when they ftp
rived,
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for '"creased garbage collect I o n
rnlcs 00 8 Rraduatcd scale for own-cr- s
falling to comply with the rack
Provisions.
Owners of garbago cans will be
rlvin 1ft
mm il.. .ii.ki i u
da,e of MarcJi 1 to stencil or other- w,, lce" their garbage rccepta- CICS' they have not done so with- i mo require! ume, me recepia- cle will be lettered by the city and
t cnargo lor eacn can icucrcu
will be added to the owner's sanitation charge.
(See Cky CmwcII, page 8)
were clear this morning, with tho
sun shining brightly, nnd hopes
high for a bronk In Post's longest
winter storm In years that lasted
ten days.
The storm resulted In one local
death nt tho Icy Main Street railroad crossing Saturday night nnd,
hie to power lines going down all
over the county, has worked extra
hardship on Garza's farmers nnd
stockmen,
"Storm holidays" were declared
for local schools Frldav and Mon- dny nnd schools were reop o n e d
lucsday without the buses running
and with only about 60 per c e n t
attendance.
The eight-scho8th grade basketball tournament
with boys
and girls divisions
the largest
sports event here of the winter
was cancelled for this weekend.
Highways remain open but hazardous with law enforcement o
reporting only a rash of
skidding into the bar ditch
type of accidents.
Tho big news though was what
happened to the rural electric lines
of Lyntcgnr Hclcctrlc Coop which
servos farm families over parts or
all of 11 counties, including Garza.
The rural electric linos Iced up
heavily Friday night and n high
wind from the west caused hundreds of Lyntcgnr poles to snap
under the weight of heavy, swaying lines.
That meant no electricity o v cr
most of rural Gnrza County which
not only caused a lot of discomfort to form families but with tho
electrically operated pumps not
working meant the necessity of
hauling water to penned stock or
moving of tho livestock.
Fred Zcdlltz, assistant lino superintendent for Lyntegnr, told Tho
Dispatch yesterday afternoon that
it was tho worst castrophc for Lyn-tcgsince 1919, according to company
working at tho time of tho crash.
Tho train's engineer told officers
he saw the pickup after it h a d
slid onto the tracks, but that thcro
was not time to stop the heavily
loaded train.
Martinez, who was born July
16, 1954, in Friona, was employed
as a form worker by C. L. (Chester) Morris.
Funeral services were held at 10
a m. Thursday at Holy Cross Catholic Church with tho Rev. Timothy
Schwertncr,
pastor, officiating.
Durinl was In Terrace Cemet e r y
under direction of Hudman Funeral Home.
Survivors Include the youth's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Martinez
Sr. of Post; two brothers. Joe
Martinez Jr . who Is stationed with
the U. S. Marine Corps at San
Diego. Calif and Daniel Martinez
of Post, and five sisters, Mrs. All-d- a
Delgado of Vernon, Mrs. Elvira Salinas of Mathls. Mrs. Doming Splndler of Weatherford
and Mrs. Maria Torres and Mrs.
Roiellnda Gurrera, both of Post.
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salary.
The action came after S h I vcr
told tho board that "it U my opinion" that the salary now boing paid
him together with prosent travel
expense stipulations "are sufficient
for this job."
The action on the superintendent's contract normally comes up
nt the trustees' January meeting.
Trustees also voted to spend
$2,503.25 for the purchase of knit
blazers for the Post High School
Choir. This would Include blazers
for 26 boys and 35 girls
In presenting the rcquost of Choir
Director Georgic Willson. Supt.
Shiver pointed out that other choirs
are beginning to wear this type
of apparel and thut the c h o I r's
present robes wore not purchased
with tnx revenue.
In the only othor action, trustees
tabled consideration of the extension of tho contract of Pat N- Walker for the collection of delinquent
school district taxes. The present
contract, which was only renewed
expires
for six months in
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mid-197-
Jan.
30. 1973,
In a Idler to tho board, the local
attorney said "we have practically
completed tho delinquent tax collections of the Post district for
prior years with tho exemption el
residual work pertaining to the
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Dispatch Editorials
THURSDAY,
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JANUARY
Slater, Postex Plant manager hare
years, left
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for the last three and
Post yesterday for his new Burlington assignment as manager of Its Asheville, N. C, blanket plant w fh iho sner good wishes of this
ent.ie com. unity.
Mr. Slatar has a very good track record
with Burlington and has been a Texan for
the last eight years. He faces a tough assignment jn getting the Ashvlll plcnt, which
began operation in April of 1971, into the
"Burlington groove.'
His succesws here and at Sherman before commg to Post mode his selection for
the Asheville position a good one. Vic Is a
hard works who will learn about blankets
as he goes along.
Not only did Mr. Stater help Post by
iob at Postex, but he
doing a good over-al- l
took a lively interest In local civic affairs. He
made the Post Chamber of Commerce an
excellent president in 1971.
The contributions of the Burlington Foundation to West Texas Boys Ranch and the
$3,000 to the Memorial Building Fund of the
Post Public Library came on his Initiative and
recommendation.
Vic
one-hal-
Possessed with a warm and cheery personality, Mr. Slater was a real community
ambassador for Burlington In Post and this
area.
It was obvious Friday night at the dinner
at which his new assignment was announced
held in high esteem both by
and local civic leaders. There were a
lot of warm words said for the job Vic has
done here with Postex In Post.
Although a nativo of Falrhaven, Mass.,
Mr Slater In the last eight years has become
a real Texan. He and his family were very
happy here, but to climb higher with a big
corporation like Burlington requires that one
b willing to accept new challenges and responsibilities.
Vic has done that with obvious mixed
amotions. He and his wife, Irma, have liked
their life here in Post. But the challenge for
Vic is now in Asheville, N. C.
We have no qualms that Vic will do a
real job in this new assignment. Wo know
the Slaters' many friends and acquaintances
join The Dispatch in wishing them well and
continued success in their years ahead with
that he
Burl-ncjto-
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Burlington.
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Peace and quiet in Austin now?
The Texas Legislature opens a new session this week and within a fw days Dolph
Briscoe will become governor of the Lone
Star State.
retcl
cauttci th
the top
greatest
tlnee state leaders and
turnover of legislators in recent history at a
result of the stench of the "itock fraud scandals.
The voters were completely disenchanted
and now have a new team.
So what's going to happen?
That is on interesting question. Briscoe,
since his November election, has become virtually a recluse. The news media, the legislators, government and business leaders, and
the public in general know very tittle about
his intentions for the first term.
The governor has difficulty enough when
he throws all his energies into the effort in
guiding the legislature into adapting his program We can hope that Britcee hat been
avmg his strength for the winter ahead, ond
that his silence and withdrawal over the last
few weeks is net good indicator ei hew be
plans to operate
Another unknown quality it Bill Hobby,
the Houston newspaper publisher who was
His is a position
elected lieutenant-governor- .
of real legislative power. Bill it progrettive
and articulate We can hope for a real change
fo the better m the state senate
Last November voters
The future seems promising In the house,
too, where the speaker was not only dumped,
but convicted in the stock fraud scandal. Any
legislator that selres the power of the speakership certainly has the "news from home"
on how the people expect he and his buddies
to conduct themselves.
The state's problems remain virtually
unchanged. There is good likelihood with
massive federal revenue sharing funds that
the state can avoid tax increases this year. A
respite for the taxpayers will be welcome.
Our prediction on the upcoming legislative session is the simple advice not to expect
too much too quickly. It's almost a brand new
legislature ond a new state official family
going into office.
They will move slowly and carefully.
There won't be such flomboyancy In Austin
this winter in our opinion and we will be
thankful for that.
But human nature hasn't changed, and
neither have the legislative processos nor the
problems facing the state. The voters in the
end will expect too much and be disappointed.
But we can remember well when President Eisenhower came onto the national scene
ond "cooled" if for eight years. The folks by
and large enjoyed the respite. Maybe here
m Texas we are going to appreciate some
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proc and quiet in Austin
Where good management needed
Providing welfare aid to the aged, the
blind, the disabled, and needy widows with
young children is most commendable Help
for those whoso situation is deserving serve
as a bridge to
and makes sense.
On the other hand, when welfare becomes a permanent crutch for
people, it should be questioned becauso It
places a drain on
taxpayers,
siphons off funds for worthier needs and
tends to put a premium on idleness.
Welfare has become a divisive factor in
national unity, sotting workers and producers
self-respe-
able-bodie-
d
hard-presse- d
welfare class."
After complete investigation, those who
qualify for welfare should have it. However,
the distribution of funds to borderline receivers not only adds a tremendous burden on all
taxpayers but also limits the amount of aid
that communities can provide to more worthy
oases.
Whether or not this Congress passes one
of the many welfare "reform" bills which
have been proposed, improved administration of proscnt eligibility requirements is
needed.
against a
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What our contemporaries are saying
American businoss has shown a willingness to cooperate with the spirit as well as
the letter of the economic controls, as repugnant to free enterprise as controls may be
. . . Without labor s cooperation, inflation
1 LOOK FORWARD to receiving
the office copy of The Texas Outlook ever ymonth. In case you
don't know what The Texas Outlook Is, It's the otflcial publication
of the Texas State Teachers Association.
I don't look forward to The Texas Outlook because of Its many
fine articles on schools and teachers, but because of Its "Eraser
Dust" page at the very back of
the magazine. It's a page of Jokes,
and by rcodlng tho newspapers
from other towns, I learn that I
am not the only columnist who
looks forward to The Texas
Many of the "Eraser Dust"
In
Jokes arc picked up and rer-ucolumns In nearly every weekly
newspaper In tho state.
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WHOEVER EDITS The Texas
Outlook's "Eraser Dust" page docs
a good Job of It. Nearly all the
Jokes arc new enough to appeal
to most nny columnist, and even
tho old Jokes are given new twists.
Most of them nro just too good
not to share with our readers, so
here arc n few , . .
There is an old story about n
congressman who went out to an
Indian reservation and made the
following stirring speech beforo a
group of Indians:
"My good friends, I shall see to
It that the government helps us."
"Oom Galla Galia," shouted the
Indians.
"I shall see to it that you have
better schools."
"Oom Galln Galla," shouted the
Indinns.
"I will work for bettor housing
for you," ho "went on.
"Oom Galia Gnlla," shouted the
Indkins.
After his speech wns over, he
stood around chatting with t h c
Indians about their problems. Suddenly, he noticed in a meadow not
far from the platform, some very
handsome prize bulls. "Aren't they
spectacular animals," he said.
"May I walk over and have n closer look?"
"Okay," said the Chief, "but be
careful you don't step In the Oom
Galla Galla."
A VETERAN plumber
was trying to convince some vocational
education students that plumbing
in the old days was a lot tougher
than it is today.
"You boys think you work hard?"
he Jeered. "When I first started
In this business they let us lay
two lengths of pipe, and then they
turned on the water, Wc had to
keep ahead of It."
Science has gone too far In electronics. We Just read a frightening
story. It was an office party In a
completely automated office. The
computer had too much to drink
and tried to undo the ribbon on
the electric typewriter.
.
JSPJti
role
programs for
speeding up ndmIjJion
itals and holnin, ...
core Nurses
expanded dull
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As You
Sure It's Been
Like
and
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n
Mexican
TAXPAYER
SO COME IN FOR
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BLANKETS
my Short leads Post Antelopes In
Individual scoring with 114 points
Post Docs beat Tlgcrettcs for for first eight games.
Slaton tourney title; Mr. and Mrs.
R. M. Thomas of tho Grassland
Fifteen years ago
community announce the engagement of their daughter, Judy, to
Pure Food Store purchased by
Kenneth Wayne 1 lanes of Tnhokn; Jack Kennedy and Ira Greenfield;
Miss Estcllc No well, and Jan Bis- Howard Rankin leases Gulf Serhop wed; program on Americanism vice Station; Chns. A. Guy, editor
speaks to
given nt Amity Study Club meet- of Avalanche-Journa- l,
ing; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Branson Rotary Club; Mrs. Vera Lee Horn
announce the birth of a son, Ray- of Santa Monica, Calif., visiting
mond; girls win, boys lose nt the J. F. Brandons; John Allun
O'Donncll; The Railroad Commiss- Cearlcy celebrates fourth birthday;
ion in Austin set a maximum city Mrs. Shelley Cnmp hostess to
cents per thous- Priscllla Club; Post Antelopes win
gate charge ot
and cubic feet for domostic and two of three games with Abcrnathy.
commercial gns delivered by Pioneer Natural Gas Co. to Post und NEW EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
55 other West Texas towns.
LUBBOCK
Duncan Ellison, executive assistant and director of
public relations for Water, Inc.,
Twenty-fiv- e
years ago has
assumed duties as acting exdirector of the
ecutive
Harold Lucus purchases Interest
corporation. Ellison reof E. S. Stewart in Post Insurance
Agency; heavy snowfall gives 1.01 places State Rep. Bill Clayton
incites of moisture to start the whose resignation was effective
new year; 426 poll tax receipts Dec. 31.
issued to date; Oscar Gray and
Tho temperature on nn average
E. E. Peel file In commissioner's
race; Miss Carolyn Jones and summer day at the South Pole Is
Junior Gray united in marriage; about 20 degrees below zero reMrs. Walter Boren entcrtnins with latively warm when contrasted
brunch for Mrs. Burl Carey, the with the Pole's winter temperaformer Wilma Jean Welch; 20 grid ture, which can dip to 113 deIcttcrmcn to receive Jackets, Jim grees F.
Ten years ago
two-stat-
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Building,
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Served with
All Hero
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Open 6
4
AM to
Daily
Dr. Frank Butterfield, Optometrist
MONDAYS: 7:30 TO 5:30 P. M
THURSDAYS: J TO 5 P.
After Hours by Appointment
330
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Main
Ph
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THE POST
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non-prof- it
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(Both Gas
n
INCOME TAX
DISPATCH
SERVICE
DEVOTING FULL TIME TO MAKING
TAX RETURNS
Every Thursday at Dispatch Publishing Company
123 East Main. Post. Garza County
Texas 79336
OFFICE IN MY HOME
examined a patient
whose legs were swollen and who
was In terrible pain. The next day
he examined him again and said
to the patient, "Your legs are still
swollen, but that doesn't worry
A DOCTOR
"You know, Doc, If you legs were
swollen, It woudn't worry me eith-
er."
Hundreds of scientists completed
a computer with a master brain
a brain with the Intellect to ans-
wer oil questions and solve all
mysteries of the world. The world
waited as the machine was fed
the big question.
With trembling hands, one of
tho scientists fed the query Into
the computer: "How did the world
NEWS PICTURES
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me."
cannot be broken As costs rise, prices Inevitably follow and the spiral goes on toward
It is time for Congress to quit igchaos
noring this state of affairs and supply
curbs to labor s unbridfed power.
ftrnnll.,
FLO YDADA Floyd County residents have voted 347 to 92 to abolish the office of county school superintendent.
Tho county school superintendent's office becamo vacant Jan.
1 as no one sought election to
the
pest. Tho office handled tho business of the county's common
schoot districts and nt one time
served 30 schools In Floyd County.
County Judge J. K. Holmes will
be appointed
county
school superintendent and n part-tim- e
secretary progably will be
hired to take enro of the business
only remaining
of the county's
common school districts, which arc
Dougherty and South Plains.
1973
Slater goes on to 'new challenge'
ON CARIDBEAN
Mrs. John
Publisher
JIM CORNISH
CHARLES DIDWAY
Editor
$5 AND UP FOR INCOME
TAX
RETURN
Entered at the Post Office ot Post. Texas, for transmission through
the malls as second class matter, occordlnu to on Act of Congress
March 3, 1S79
Any erroneous reflection upon the character of any persons or
persons appearing In thesr columns will be gladly and promptly
corrected upon being brought to the attention of the management.
DISPATCH
SUBSCRIPTION
CALL
For Directions
W-- W
RATES
In Garza County
$4.00
Elsewhero In Tcxar. with State Tax
$5.25
Anywhere else In V S
$5.00
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$5.60
Notice: All mall subscribers First class moil only is forwarded on
ny changes of addrw Papers are mailed second class and you
must notify us for any changes of address for youraubscriptlon,
495-26- 27
To My Home
INCOME
and BOOKKEEPING
TAX
SERVICE
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start?"
Any picture which has appeared in THE POST
and was made by a Dispatch staff
DISPATCH
can be ordered at the Dispatch
photographer
-
office:
5x7 Glossy
8x10 Glossy
PICTURES
CAN
BE
....
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1.00
. 1.50
PAID FOR WHEN ORDERED
OR AT TIME OF PICKUP
S
J
The Post Dispatch
Lights flashed, wheels whirred,
tumblers clicked. Then the machine answered on the card: " Sec
Genesis."
THAT'S ALL from The Texas
Outlook. This is from mer My wife
ran over and broke a beer bottle
the other morning that hod been
left sitting In tho middle of the
street Just west of tho Main Street
and Avenuo I Intersection. The
broken bottle cut up one of her
tires. I wish the SOB's who leave
those bottles sitting In the middle
of the street had to pay for a few
tires out of their crummy pockets.
liter bottles
In the
middle of
Main Street Is something that has
been going on here for years, and
I guess it will continue to go on,
since no one has had any success
yel In putting a stop to It. About
tho only Improvement
down
through the years Is that the empties they set In the street now are
smaller Before the town went wet.
nearly all the bootleg beer sold
here was In quart bottles
THE EFFECT DEER always had
on me was to make want to throw
my empty bottle, after so many I
can't understand anyone getting
n bang out of stopping n car. get
ling out ami sitting empty beer
bottles In the middle of the street
T7 -
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My
Expense
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All the expense of illness or iriury, plus household
expenses can be covered by Health Accident Insurance
with disability income from Bryan Williams & Son
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HEALTH
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ci says Health Department
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How UO you coicn a coiur
if.f the conscqn
your
cold,
causes
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susceptibility (science does
vour
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Vi cood to 'not yel Know wny or now.; rcopia
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In
corns
eaten
to
mnimy
appear
t "cold bug"
moro of them
w.' ir... eacn doors. They jtct
iw
.t behoove
Fatigue,
months.
colder
the
during
whnt
more .tout
chilling, ona poor pnysicai conui
a
Hon seem to give Uie
better foothold.
What's the course of a cold?
The """"l0"
ono to three days after the
From
n
of
any
to
hold In your body, the
Inactions of virus takes
?21t. All of them symptoms appear. But other peo
your com even
rbey have ple can eaten
appear one
symptoms
your
they
7 Sometimes
reason why colds are hard to pre
vent.) The first hint is usually
l.. ..- - nf thO scrntchiness In the throat. Within
T Uv
r .
a few hours, your nose gets stuffy
'rhinitis, aftecimg
you have vague feelings of
and
throat;
ariti.. the
and illness. Usually you
discomfort
e wlce box.
start sneering, too.
,C0!d?THe iexas
Within 48 hours, your cold Is in
,( r Jtdlth points
full bloom eyes teary, nose runvlrjany different
husky, breathing obsa
" ning, voice
iirtnccow.scent
so tructed, and your senses of taste
and smell dulled. You may feel
lethnrgic and achy. It's common
to have a moderate headache,
c
viruses
Slng
especially at the beginning (but a
numbers In your
sevens one may be a sign of some
hen you have
complication.) You may also have
the
on
in carried
some fever, although that's unusual
hcn taiKing,
in adults,
Once the cold has fully developed,
it usually continues at its peak
several days. Then thcro is a gradual letting up. An uncomplicated
cold commonly lasts from seven
to fourteen days.
Can a cold be dangerous?
In
,
Itself, no. Dut it can open the door
'
to other Illnesses. And It's hard
thru FEB. 4
, to know when the door has opened,
, because all the viruses that cause
the comon cold have not yet
been identified. It's very difficult
'to say where the simple, unpcrl-'lou- s
cold leaves off and complica
tions, which may be dangerous,
begin.
non-col- d
viruses may
Other
I complicate
matters by getting in
I
their licks when you are already
felled by a cold. Or bacteria many
of which live In your body hnrm-- I
lessiy during times of good health
"hx(mn,"
may grow strong when your dem). (ill
n suet sue
fenses arc down. Or sometimes
Uhf, i Dtcci
4 I mtttm
your body is allergic to the cold
virus or tho activated bacteria.
iu "win o
I Ik U Cm Mb.
Then tho severity of the cold
hSu dm- symptoms Increases, and the inflammation and mucous discharge
m
may spread to other parts of your
mmmmft
j respiratory
system. For some peo
ple, these complications may be
dangerous.
Can you cure a cold? No, you
can't. There is no drug known
buffalo
today that can cure the common
cold. Antibiotics, the "wonder drug
arc cffcfctivc against bacteria, not
ngalnst ordinary respiratory viruexhibits
ses. Doctors may prcscribo these
drugs for tho complications
the
US BK HAIL i secondary, bacterial Infections
but not for the cold itself.
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PUIIPEHS ACe ytT UMM0WM,
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AUtPlCA'S
LARGEST CXWMERC4UIK
CAecieK..roK moitc
IMFOt'MATIOW. COWTACT
VAK'O OR VCJu LOCAL.
Happy Birthdays
9c
SALE
PRICE
Jan.
12
Mrs. Cnri Ccderholm
Patricia Cnrridinc
Mrs. D. W .Reed
Luther Bilberry
Mrs. A. W. Brutchcr
Mrs. J. W. Hlgglnbothnm
Rhcda Mosclcy, Slaton
Amado Fucntcs Sr.
Jan.
13
Iris Hamilton
Sharon Longcrhans
Karon Windham
Mrs. Dclton Robinson
Millie Nlckcns
Carolyn Sue Huffman
Rosa Anne Ncilson, Midland
Barbara Emily Ramirez
John Minor
Casey Zn chary
Junior Hagins
Frances Conrad
Jan.
14
Trnci Huff
Shirley Young
Chnrlio Bird, Lubbock
Bandy Cash
Mrs. Rex King
Michael Terry Brumltt
David Miller
Vcrn Fucntcs
Jan.
Indexed,
Brent Mason
Dcbra Kay Pearson
Donna Foyc Rose, Mctcctsc,
Wyo.
Roger Pace
Mrs. Mickey McMcans
STUDENT VISITS HERE
Mike Flanlgan, of Illinois Is visiting In the Glen Norman home
this week. Mike is a student at
Baylor University.
LIVESTOCK
Lock
and
69
3.00
SALE
PRICE
Johnny Wallace of
SNYDER
Post is among the students qualifying for the President's List for
Thclmn Clark
full semester at Western TexMrs. C. L, Prultt
, the
as College, according to Dr. Den
Mrs. Elmer Butler
Brock, dean of the college.
Mrs. Mack Ledbctter
Dale Ross Wallace, Lorenzo
To be eligible for tho President's
,
l ist, students must make no grade
Earl Mitchell
Mrs. Topper Bilberry, Big Lake
lower than A (4.0 grade point
j average)
W. C. Pool Jr.
in at least 15 semester
hours of courses, exclusive of phy- Jan. 17
Mrs. L. W. Evans, Lubbock
sical education.
CATTLE BUYERS, INC.
4420 Madison
Kamat Clry, Mo. 64111
1 99
Picture Assortment
SALE
PRICE
With Doublo
4for89c
SALE
PRICE
99c
and
each other. Electric heat solves
wnwny of tho homeowner's problems.
rvoruont Worry Free. If yoo'- i- ihop- lw a new horn mh how much
you con get for
wilh
89c
tooUWrka.ifyoOownan
can bo switched
roller of
a free
cal
it
1.
m-
A,.1001 in
i us lor
-
&
99c
"Pop Color", 5x9y4x6'A"
REG. 3.25 VALUE
SALE PRICE
I
99
Glassware Assortment
Occasional Serving Dishes
In Various Styles and Colors
2for89c
Hair Brush Asst.
5 Popular Styles
cyo-cper-
1-
-4
21x27", Print Covers
1 89
REG. 2.19
SALE PRICE
9c
CHAIR PADS
Crystal Ovenware
Cotton Florals With 1" Foam
Vi Quart, Oval or Round
Casserole with Cover
1
99 ea.
89c
.00
REG.
1
SALE
PRICE
.
j
i
Mptal
inn
I
Reversible Throw Rug
m
I
IOCea.
rave.
69c
REG. 88c VALUE
PRICE
SALE
21x33" Size, Decorator Colors
99
Carpet Remnant Rugs
Metal Tray Tables
Fold to Store
79c
SALE
PRICE
18x22"
10 Roll Pka..
REG. 1.00
SALE PRICE
Small Storage Cabinet
SALE
PRICE
4for99c
King Siio
99c
PRICE
PRICE
All Colors
BED PILLOWS
Not Included
1.44 VALUE
heating
estimate.
REG. 35c
SALE, SPOOL
SHEETS
REG. 2.44
SALE PRICE
Drain Board Set
SALE
225 Yds. to Spool,
Metal Frames
Dish Drainer
were-lo- r
Polyester Sewing Thread
59c
SALE
PRICE
SALE
PRICE
BAGS
PRICE
and electric heal. They
SALE PRICE
LADIES'
SALE
SALE
Only 9c Ea.
39c
4 OZ. REG. 55c
Either
y CCARD
7 to 22" lengths - Wide Assortment
With Free Iron Rest
VALUE
SALE PRICE
I
Metal Zippers
OILY
SALE
PRICE
Power Beam Lantern
JjJ
39c
SALE
PRICE
Big Pencil Tablet
Deluxe Ironing Pad
& Cover Set
J.49
VALUES TO
3.00 CARD
Fashion Your Wig
8x10, 48
PRICE
love
affair. . .
Button Assortment
13 Oz. Size, Reg. or Hard to Hold
Handles
SALE
hottest
&
99
VALUES TO
YD.
4.98
Style Hair Spray
MUGS
COFFEE
Batteries
First Quality 58 to 60" Wide
Polish Remover
I59
CLUTCH
Polyester Double Knits
2for49c
SALE
PRICE
59c
VALUES TO 98c
SALE PRICE
CT. 2 PLY
With Stained Frames
Two Styles
America
200
CUTEX LEMON
MISSES'
16x22", Slightly Irregular
99c
Caro
9x9x4 Vi", Indexed
1 29
2.98
Kitchen Terries
SIZE
REG. 1.69
SALE PRICE
BUYERS
If you have somo livestock
expetienco we will train you
to buy cattle, sheep and
hogi.
For a local Interview, write
today with your background.
Include your complete address and phono number.
FAMILY
WIG HEAD
Metal Check File
REG.
VALUES TO
SALE PRICE
FACIAL TISSUE
Koy
TOWELS
BATH
Walnut Finish
REG. 4.00
SALE PRICE
Jr.
Wo Train Men to Work As
V. A. Lobbnn
Mrs. B. A. Norman
Jana Lou Mlddlcton
Key
Bennle Wllks
John Everett Hill
S. A. Morton
!2y,x?0'ax9",
Cannon, Slightly Irregular
Luxurious
Intensive Care Lotion
Jumbo Check File
99c
I OZ. SIZE
REG. 1.24
ea.
LEADING LADY,
APPLY NOW
IS
Jan. 16
Jack Lott
Mrs. R. J.
Mrs. Wade Terry
N. B. Teaff, Lubbock
Mrs. Mansel Richardson Jr.
Bobby Glenn Norman
Melvcna Ray Stewart
Linda Darlcnc Mnlhls
San Antonio Fuentca
Pat Nelson
Jon. 18
Mrs. Gcorgo Evans, Slaton
Hcttic Mac Robinson,
Troy Holly
Ccrrutha Jones Rose
H
Hemorrhoidal Ointment
59c
REG. 80c
5PEC,AL
VASELINE,
1 99
PRICE
SALE
Preparation
PRICE
with Lock Key
3.00
REG.
4for.00
SALE
Metal Porta File
f0xl2',x)5'j
OFF
Balsom Shampoo
Jasmine Bath Oil
Balsom Hair Rlnso
Bubbling Milk
Balh. Honey & Almond Lotion
SOAP
BATH
varic; '
zebra danio
Half Gallon Toiletries
JERGEN'S
SCCAJ AWP EKTtKlCUCtP
OH SPCCIAL-tOUR- S
Tropical Fish Special
Six Largo Racks
Senna Laxative
AA99
NOW
At MCtUTlV
PICCHU.-1H-
SHOES
DR. CALDWELL
Record Player
Combination
REG. 155.98
CHILDRENS'
20
AFTER CHRISTMAS SPECIAL!
xQlSCOVA!
Sale
9C
and
LADIES'
Coats
Fleece-Line- d
De-fo- re
W
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nAr of
tWCMSCRlMO
vxicwuai
DEO
wfcl
e
.r- rnoviwvjiT HtAVTirUL
AWPIJ. UOWJTAIW .THE roBT(tt6S
virus
I
H WACKERS
r
79m.
Fashion Hair Ties
Bathroom Tissue
79c
SALE
PRICE
42" Size in New, Hot Colors
39c
REG. 1.00
SALE
Squares
28" Squares, Assorted Colors
2for29c
REG. 29c
SALE
Shoe Box
See-Thr- u
REG.
Nylon Head
SALE
59c
VALUE
PRICE
Elastic Log Briefs
REG. PRICE
49c
EA.
REG. 29c
SALE
2for29c
BOYS'
Fleece-Line- d
REG. M.97
SALE
Aluminum Cookware
QQr
771
VALUES TO
1.97, SALE
3fqr99c
CORDUROY
Coats
8 50
39c
Coloring Books
Ladies' Panties
Sizes
Two-PI- v
Giant Tool Assortment
VALUES TO
SALE
2,50
79c
V
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Page 4
Thursday, Jan. 11, 1973
WOMEN
THE
WANT AD RATES
IFkii Insertion per Word
Miecutlve Insertions,
per Word
Mtelmum Ad, 12 Word
del Cant of Thanks
I
I
5c
IM
Help Wanted
NEEDED AT ONCE
Postcx Plant of Durllngton Ind.
openings (or 2 mechanically
sstlnded individuals to operate machinery In our Sewing Department.
The 2 wc want must be mature,
feencst, have good past work history, be willing to work on off
Mft, and furnish references. Exp.
sset necessary, na training Is provided. Group Ins., paid holidays,
vacation pay and profit sharing.
A wonderful opportunity for 2
seeking permanent and secure
with a good company.
nt
DIAL
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
By order of the Commissioners' i
Court of Garza County, Texas,
notice is hereby given to all Inter-- ,
csieu parties, uiui m commiss
ioners Court of uarza county,
Texas, will receive bids and pro
posals on the ueposuory oi uouniy
and School Funds, for the ensuing
1973,
February,
2 year period,
through February 1975. Said bids
and proposals will be received up
to and Including 10:00 o'clock a.m.,
February 1st, 1973, In the County
JUdges office.
uourt reserves
Commissioners
I
ilin
f (inV finrl Till I
tilt; rlnkt tr
bids.
CARL CEDERHOLM
County Clerk.
3tc Ml
WCeK..BCTKR
AMtRICAU
WATCR FOR lOUft STATd.YOUK
CELE0RATCP WITH UJ$IC,
PAUCIUG. FIECWOCO.
YOUR.
bedroom houses. Small
town payment; 7 per cent u
'erest. For Information call Mrs.
Men Brewer, Dial 2389, tfc 77
nree
WATER
UTIUT9
'
WITH "THE
WATER
FOR SALE: Large two bedroom
house with one and half bath.
See Ronald Storlo at 113 N. Ave.
tfc 1
0 or call
UTILITIES MOtP OPtti MOUSE
IS IMPEEP
KIT veu?
suk.Tr
A
MAUUf
PRODUCT.
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495-207- 7.
Card of Thanks
WEEK amd youvi DtSCOVtKA
LOT GOCS OU BETWCEH THE
AWP TWO
We want to express our deep ap-
TAP. 1HE
AMP PE.T1E.K WA1EK
MOPC. HIGHLY TfCAIwiP
preciation and gratitude for the
many acts of kindness shown us
during the illness and death of our
mother, Mottle Ratllff. Wc shall
never be able to repay you for
your kindness. A special thanks
to Rev. Robert Griffin and Bob
Stlcc for their help.
vmuv
utNui
THE M5T APVAUCfcp
TICHUOLOGY.
12-2-
I
UJATUE COT
RIVER
ll.
n
Id
get to where
On the sea cosst and Inlsnd cold, and can
an. she's going with a lot less
In silt water and fresh
-
1
exclusive
Hnnlne u'lh
0
mer-'mai-
when you consider Uiat
women are remarkably
equipped by nature to get Into water well over their
Pnlronhe
to James
Further attesting
tribution of body fat than her
male counterparts, a woman
Is not only moro buoyant,
but better insulated as well.
In simple terms, that means
she has at least a 20 hlRlicr
adaptability to withstand
Dlspatc
Mud Q
Lester Nij
to1
101
woman's adaptability to the
depths Is the fact that women1
have been the preferred proJ
fcsslonal divers in the Orient'
for at least 1500 years.
Which, to a lot of men, Is
but!
not only disquieting
awfully hard to fathom.1
dis-
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rt
1.00
w
"
Thclma Haggard
W. M. Burkctt
I
MATTER MOW BAD
POLLUTION 6lT,lSUT IT UICC
TO ICMOW THAT, WITH OUR
SUPPORT, OUR COMMUNITY
OTItlTV WILL COMTIUUe TO
PCoviPt WATER TMATi
6--
No. 2917.
The names of the parties In
vftCR AMPAflR THAU .
said suit arc: The State of Texas
AUYTHIMG MATLRC OFFERS
and as Plaintiff, The First National
.IIR PLEPCC IS ACTIOM
Bank of Post, Garnishee as DefVU TO PROVIDE BETTER
endant.
ER POH AMEBICAMJt , '
The nature of said suit being
substantially as follows, to wit:
The First National Bank of Post
has been sued as Garnishee by
the State of Texas through its Department of Mental Health and
Mental Retardation Inquiring of
said Bank what. If anything, It is CASH TALKS 1972 Model Automa- NEW and Used Saddles. Bob's Sad-di- e
indebted to Paul Yates and Ford
m. SW of Post
Repairs. 4
deluxe sewing matic
Yates. Said Bank has answered
on FM 669. Telephone
Twin
$29.95.
prlco
chine.
Full
reciting that it holds certain funds
tfc 6
needle, buttonholes, blind hems,
which it believes said Paul Yates
fancy patterns, etc. Free deliv- FURNITURE AND SEAT COVER
has an Interest therein and has
upholstering. Serving Post and
interpleaded the said Paul Yates
ery and instructions within 100
area for 14 years. All work guaras a Third Party Defendant remiles. Lubbock Sewing Center,
anteed.
Free estimates. We pick
quiring the said Paul Yates to
1913 19th St. Lubbock, Phone
up and deliver. Custom Upholappear and answer what Interest
tfc
stery. Rt. 1. Post, Tex. Phone
If any he has in the funds held
tfc 10-- 7
by the First National Bank of FOR SALE: Young Angus bulls,
contact Kay Vcach, or call
Post In the name of W B. Will.
2tc
Inms. Guardian of the Estate of
Hortenic Yatos In the amount of
FOR SALE: Luzior's cosmetics,
Buy
$231 81. and in the account
of
contact Sue Trammcll,
Two
Hortonse Yates In the amount of
Draw Lake or call
$1,389.16.
tfc
If this Citation Is not served
within 90 days after the date of FURNITURE upholstery and rc-- i
its iMuance. It shall be returned
decorating. We guarantee t o j
STEREO TAPES
unserved. Issued this the 4th day
pleasol See Earl Rogers or call '
alter I
The koala bear
lives on eucalyptna
Woodruff, M.D., writing In
Skin Diver Magatlne, the new
disposable Taasaway cup,;
which conforms perfectly tot
the shape of a woman's Inner'
body, not only prevent leaks
age and spill, but "seems a.
much more hygienic route for
our aquatic sportswoman to
go than the cotton tampon
which has a tendency to be- -'
come wet and, therefore,,
much less effective."
women already account for
of toan estimated 15-2day's skin diving market.
(And, from every indication,
this school of modem
promise to grow
significantly larger with each
passing year.
Which Is not surprising,
!hcads.
With a more favorable
i..unne
With Ingenious modern
personal aids at her disposal.
a ral can even take the plunge
on what used to be called he
"man's sport," JT According
has
V... ..
Weil
PAIN1
residential!
C0MM1
Frances McAfco
--
! 1
within the ne,rj
i-
the undersea scene.
Making lovely waves In
,
what was once considered an
495-207-
3--
Persian kitten
appeared at our house last week.
"Placement
for Mnvn
divers arc beautifully making
FOR SALE: Small two room and
bath house. Sec Ronald Storlc at
113 N. Ave. 0 or call
WSX
urrue..MAuy
water
cam
now
peopte.
sec
so
WOffLO'
Tex. J
(
"'UICITMJ
'"'The DispSS
cverlncrestlng number of
daring and darling dkUff
JOR SALE OR RENT: Two and
BIC5SEP
a.
""'"ravine,
ei-fo-
ARC
n.l
Ims been i,
I .Mill
I
8--
799-49-
d
XJK7 i
629-434- 8.
non-prof-
Bob-taile-
Mr
wi.hTh7Scrric,t
FOR SALE OR TRADE: Will sell
or trade for house In Post of
equai value a nlco three-roofurnished house In Spur.
Call Bculah K. Bird,
tfc
iUCOr,t!
aerreg wat&pc wok
$gtOHD 50UPAV IM
St.
FOUND:
Bailey Mj,
move next-
PUUCI
Real Estate
CITATION BY PUBLICATION
THE STATE OF TEXAS
Contact the Personnel Offices of
Fsstcx Plant, South Ave. C, from TO: Paul Yates
:
GREETING
on
3 Mon. throough Frl.;
You are commanded to appear
by filing a written answer to the
An Equal Opportunity Employer plaintiff's petition at or before 10
o'clock A. M. of the first Monday
it
orEARN $50.00. Any
42 days from
ganization. Sell Watklns Vanilla. after the expiration of
the date of Issuance of this
School, churches or clubs. Call Citation, the same being Monday
or write Watklns Quality the 19th day of February, A.D.,
Products, 3405 Orlando, Lubbock, 1973, at or before 10 o'clock n. m..
tfc 9
Tex. 73413.
before the Honorable District Court
of Garza County, at the Court
any
day
WANTED: Customers,
and every day, Garza Feed and House In Post. Texas.
Said plaintiff's petition was filed
Supply.
tfc 1
on the 29 day of November, 1972,
The file number of said suit being
Lost & Found
TIE
TAKE
.,.
in." i,
I
Legal Notice
4c
73c
ma
The Post (Texas) Dispatch
ihn
FREE E5TIN
We deeply appreciate nil of the
things everyone did for us during
our time of need. We give special
thanks to Dr. Wilson and the hospital staff.
The Cruse family
For Sewing
Machine Repairs
JIM PRATT
GUTHRIE SEWING
MACHINE SHOP
495-318-
ROBERT L
HORSESHOEING
501 N. Broadway
DIAL
Coll
P. O. Box 232
9
at
or
Post, Tox.
--
Owner may pick up by Identifying. Eats like a cow. Please hurry. Phone 281G ask for Don.
For Sale
For Sale
Public Notice
NOTICE: I will not be responsible
for anyone's debts except those
made by myself Gnylon Hutto.
2tp
isssssi
6--
495-229- 5.
8
Oz. Cans
BANQUET,
6foR49(
BISCUITS
7--
7C2-31-
Swaatmllk
WHITE SWAN
495-314- 3.
Reg. Meeting on 2nd Thurs.
W.M.
Billy Dorner
Sect.
Paul Jones
FRUIT
r ButUrmtllc
zig-za- g
Post Lodgo No. 1058
A. F. & A. M.
mm .
i
3-!.0-
AAellorine
PI
20
OZ.
or
CHERRY
APPLE,
l
3-- 1J
BORDEN'S
HALF GALLONS
629-439- 2.
Shortening
Your
See Me For
495-275-
8-Tr-
INCOME TAX
of
WORK
January
69'
MRS. TUCKER'S
D
.
1973.
495-272-
Given under my hand and seal of
tfc 7
at
said Court, nt office In Post. TexSAL
gal
a
SORRY
merry
now
is
ts, this the 4th day of January
A D. 1973.
She used Blue Lustre rug and
Accurate Returns
snampoo cienner. Kcni ciecinc
Carl Cederholm. Clerk
shampooor $1. Hudman FurniDistrict Court
Reasonable Rates
ture Co.
Itc
Garza County. Texas
TOOLS
4tc
Garden tools
POR SALE: Queen size
hoes, rakes,
sofa, call
tfc H
shovels,
OO YOU HAVE A PROBLEM
Diclway
WlTIt ALCOHOL OR DRUGS?
ITS terrific the way we're selllnR Carpenter Tools saws, hammers,
If you want help, call
Wuo Lustre for cleaning rugs screwdrivers. Mechanics Tools
495-286
?
Ph.
806 W. Mth
wrenches, sockets, punches, pliers,
or
and
upholstory
Rent electric Get them all at COX'S. R. E. COX
53tp I
shampooor SI. Wackcrs Itc M Lumber Co.
Itc 14- LET US COPY and restore your TOR SALE: Registered
horned
valuable family portraits.
C
Hereford bulls; ready for ser
Edmund Finney. Photographer
C. R. Bald- vice. Call
1604 Main. Tahoka. Texas. Ph.
tfc 10-win.
-- v4M2.
5
tfc
LL TYPES of furniture upholster-lag- .
25 years experience.
All
MATTRESS
RENOVATING:
For
work guaranteed, free estimates
all your mattress needs
new
good
J 970 CHEVROLET, 4 door, factory
You must be pleased." Slaton
ones, box springs, king and
tires, clean Interior, automatic, radio,
JphoUtsry Shop, 139 Texas, Sla
queen slree. Call F. F. Keeton,
1
ton, phone S3MM8,
Try This
Salesman from Lub1
tfc
bock will call.
On. For
tfc 3 ED'S ROOFING CO. Shingles and
1 971
CHEVROLET 4 -- door, Bel Air, power and air-co- n
tar roofs. All work guaranteed.
rl
FOR SALE: New pennut hay,
Call 2592 after 6 p. m.
ditioned, now tires and brake shoes, blue.
tfc
and cane. W. C. Graves, call
Clean
3.
tfc
3 LB. CAN
DECKER'S, ALL MEAT,
:
FLOUR
-4
hldc-a-be-
d
Charles
LIGHT CRUST
5
LB.
Family Style Steak
Fresh Calf Liver...
59
49S-23-
BAG
POUND
Bologna . . 79c
12--
Western Auto
CUT, POUND
Pk. Chops 89
ack
,
A.
FIRST
lb.
lb.
495-33-
3--
Hot Deals
495-240-
1895
almost
5-- 15
iJLjtJ
-
condition!-
7971 VIGA, light yellow, vinyl Interior,
covers, white Hres, runs like new.
Owner
1945
BUICK Electro
Hres
995
-
43c
POUND
BOX
KRAFT,
rO'
CHEVROLET
CELLO, POUND BAG
buy
WOULD
ICO
to
&49
acres,
mostly farm land If good and
reasonably priced, D. D. Gor
don, Idatou 79329. Phone 892
8
2250.
3tp
GOLDEN
2-- 29c
12-2-
CAPROCK
TV
S. MMMtWAY
DIAL
Makes
&
WANTED TO BUY; Paint horse 5
to 10 y jars of age; preferably
black and white, but will take
brown and while. Call Pat N.
Walker.
Modols
PHONE
2825
132 W. Main
495-226-
tfc
TV
Garza Auto
3
Pest
Parts
ne WKTMAH4
TEXAS,
JUICY
Oranges
10-- 5
"Try Us First - You'll
Be Glad You Did"
RUSSET, 10 LB. BAG
Carrots Potatoes
12-2- 1
REPAIR
OLDS
Jelly
e
Flavored Miniature Marshmallows
495-342-
COLOR
Harold Lucas
Apple-Grap-
OZ. BAG
Wanted
FOR SALE: Two bedroom mobile
home. See at 306 N. Ave. I, or
3
call
or
tfc
Specializing in
The reading on ihe Odometer is corrwet on each
and every used car and truck on our lot We do
not change mileage on any ear or truck
. .
13-2- 1
Service on All
clean, good paint, all
225
Instant Breakfast
BAMA, 18 OZ. JAR
i
power and
H?
629-423-
radio, wheel
CO
MALT
9--
495-338-
JJ"
PKG., CHOCOLATE
495-299- 0.
he-Ka-
948 '98 OLDS Luxury Sedan, clean Interior,
C
new tires, vinyl roof, all power and
Crackers
o
02.
MORNING, 7 V
5
8--
1
Hi-H-
11--
f"f"
SWS
Interior
SUNSHINE
CALIFORNIA
Avocados
GOOD SIZE
2-- 29c
5 LB.
BAG
49
FRUIT
BANANAS
lb. . . . 10'
nil
vft.as
M
ms?
Ilal
SANDWICH LOAF
THESE PRICES GOOD THROUGH
SATURDAY
Pa rrish
129 W.
Mta
PR BE DELIVERY
JJ
ti
.....
we dding vows
cBelton
lie
r-- v
,rpnt v
I
j
in
J"'.
II
uaiias
By ROSEMARY
1
1
I
1
v
Post
Ivcrslty of Texas at Arlington
working on his master's degree.
MILLER
e
emGE U
The bride woro an
b y e pire gown with long gathered
good
w iiy
sleeves and buttoned cuffs. A graduate of Draughon's Business College, Lubbock, she la employed as
'
m$5CU,
.
receptionist for & surgeon In Dala
tiit yet
las.
will
Tho ncwlywcds arc at h o m e In
d the library
wedding
following a five-da- y
Dallas
rxet
.
Mexico.
to
trip
man"
all-lac-
KfNh9Bfe,jK
?
,
'
'1Hb
'AtflHaaaaH
..iknr
?iBl
k.n
..
a
LPost
yMf, n
I tblS
"?7.,.-urlni-
In Ashe- -
very ucim- Public LI;
b1
this
!
expansion
ol n gift.
t a matter
iry
gratituac anu
a scconu
closer
Vic has been a
hc
flat. Many times
as
to the Horary
i
,
our
worth oraKRinB
.
1, heaa oi u u iPost last year the
was
, one subject Vic
Wore him. Visiting
company could
(Pest with only n review
fitat sties and a pec
umcd decor of the sew- along t h e
t Somewhere
wns in- J of the library
i fa Greensboro
k torn about our library.
rwanttoor not
J of interest and support
le, and Vic Slater h n s
t
iliti the
anu
shall miss
r.fehow he finds a good
intinily. We
-
knowing of
W c
can't be like ours)
l that he goes on spreadI about that
tiny town
ffnas that built a library
iAjheville
Preschool Child
is to be topic
of study course
"Your Preschool Child 'will be
ihn innlc of discussion for home- mnkcrs nnd their families In Garza
County for the next several weeks.
A home study course is Doing ottered to all Interested person by Dana
Fcastcr, county Extension agent.
The homo study course Is a scries of four lessons that will bo
mailed to registered participants
over a period of eight weeks. Participants will read the materials,
complete the short response form
and mall It back to the Extension
office. Participants keep the bulletins and other materials sent to
them.
The Importance of Piny, Moving
Toward Maturity, Food and Young
Children and Growing Up arc the
titles of the four lessons. Each
lesson contains Information and
Ideas to help families nnd others
understand the growth nnd develop
ment of children nnd how adults
can help children In their growing
"
"
...
Thursday, Jan. 11, 1973
Iwm
't'
MRS. ROBERT STANFORD
wK9MMBBBBBBsBBBBBSSSSSSfl
BELTON
At dinner I asked, "Who took
the garlic salt?" After some hesitation, Lorry replied, "I did." The
story came out. it seems th a t
when Lorry, Kurt nnd Kurt's buddy, Gregg Pollard got back from
seeing "The Count of Yorga", a
vnmplro movie, they were d e a d
certain that they were going to bc
next on the Count's list of victims.
Therefore, they got prepared. Kurt
got the hammer, Gregg got s o me
nails, and Lorry, not being able to
find any regular garlic, sprinkled
her room liberally with garlic salt.
from.
vampire stand I ng
still while Gregg Pollard holds the
nnil In his heart and Kurt Chapman hammers It In. If you're going to do something, you ought to
do it right.
garden-variet-
y
First of nil, knew your fncts. The
last vampire I talked to, for 1
was thoroughly peeved
because, In his words, "The nobil
ity gets all the credit." According
to this vampire, it doesn't take a
PRINCE Drncula or a COUNT
v a
Yorga to make a first-rat- e
In Transylvania, crlmln a 1 s,
bastards, witches, magicians, excommunicated people, those bom
with teeth, and unbaptlzed children
can become vampires. One need
hardly mention that the scv e n th
son of a seventh son Is also well
on his way.
'Nature' is topic
at club meeting
CHDA
By DANA FEASTER
may add to the cost of the Item
GROCERY SHOPPING
It always seems that after Christ purchased, make Inroads on food
mas, everyone Is trying to budget budgets and may cost more than
their Income better. Many family if the premium had been purchasplans arc put Into effect. However, ed individually.
the most effective one, nnd often
Special sales arc not always a
most neglected one, Is the food savings cither. Such sales as five
budget. To have an effective food for (1 of u product, in some in
budget we must understand certain stances, may be found to cost
BLANK
(For details see story elsewhere on this womtns onge)
Return this form, w,th $1 registration fee before 'an 22 to
MRS. DANA FEASTER
GARZA COUNTY EXTENSION
COURTHOUSE,
POST, TEXAS 79356
So. how do you recognize a vnm- nlrc? Lorry was on the
track. Any person who doesn't cat
nnrllc or who has n distinct nvcr
sion to enrlic Is suspect. Also.
since vampires can't stray
from their graves because they
have to return at sunrise, wntc h
out for night people.
right
AGENT
Namei
tar
principles about grocery shopping more per unit man tne original
Usually, the tomb of a vampire
When we buy food, we very often unit cost
one or more holes roughly the
has
Contact Dana Fcastcr, county buy services, deals, stamp plan
Tne iarKC economy size doesn't
through which a serpent can
0
In products nnd premiums.
Extension Ancnt. at
.always sell for less. per unit than size
However, the really surefire
pass.
. L ..
'
(the name.
I
-i
v
Post for more Information.
u
smaucr nacxaccs ui uiu aumo viw method of locating a vampire I s
! or most iimks. shuiiimwi; m
I beta fortunate to have n
grocery store involves more tnan duct
We
this: Choose a boy or girl, y o u ng
I poi as Vic Slater
buvlno food. Manv of us arc
Some suggestions to help the con.
enough to be a virgin, and scat
Jim Sexton's brother
fioodbye. But we wisn
food
efficient
u
bc
more
tungioics
sumcr
aware of the
such n person on a horse oi solid
, tad turn with anticipa
dies of heart attack
such as cigarettes, clothing and shopper arc as follows:
color, nil white, brown or black,
nt Ed Bruton We ve
Know your family's needs and
chewing gum which wc buy with
which Is also a virgin nnd has i
but we're looklno for- recJim Sexton Tuesday night
foods, but perhaps not so many prepare a shopping list of these never stumbled. Lena me norsc
tlbe a new one
word that his brother, Tho- are aware of other
eived
expen needs before going to the store
through the cemetery nnd over all
(to the Post Public LI- - mas S. Sexton, dropped dead of a
I
Learn what day of the week is the graves. If it refuses to pass
ditures.
h, Breton!
desk
his
heart attack at work at
U. S. Department of Agriculture best for shopping In your food over a grave, there's your vam
In Springfield, Mass., about noon
reports
that n family of four with markets.
pire.
MEETING
SET
Tuesday. The brother of the vice school children can buy food and
Make occasional comparisons be
The sixth annual president nnd medical director of
cat nutritionally sound for $32.10 tween stores to learn the advantage
Now that you know how to rec? meeting of Water, Inc
the Massachusetts Mutual Ins u r- - per week or that the same ramiiy, nnd disadvantages of each.
n vampire when you sec
ognize
eeaducted Feb.
17
at nnce Co.
lie skeptical of "specials" and one, the next step Is learning how
under a liberal cost food plan.
. More than
300 of fthe
He had visited In Post several
economy
deals" until to avoid him. Crosses made from
"I n r r e
can buy a week's food for J50.C0.
3,200 members
of the times.
not inciuue expen you are certain that it Is a saving
does
This
the thorns of wild roses are effecorganizat in are
The brother, who was 59, Is sur ditures for
Items, deals, und what you really need. Com tive, and, since vnmpires urc
lobe on hand fnr th
ses- - vived by his wife; ono dnught c r;
pound)
per
(mince,
pare
unit
the
or much sorvlcc with the
frightened by light, build a g o o d
n to D G Hill" and n sister, Miss Mary hcxton, ni- gimmicks
I
I
If altin food costs tigurcs cost of the vnrtous forms or
fire In the fireplace and k c c p a
ItoiuTo, chairman of the i so of Springfield, besides his bro- - P"""; "
bc bc. product to determine the most eco lighted torch outside.
I
g ,
.
Ht mettine committee thcr here. Funeral rites wro schmo'ro lhan nomical form and quantity.
Know the various qualities of
l""uut',:u
'"
,uu"'
shop.
you
food
when
Even if you lock yourself up In I
I la the near (utjrc
c
i.
foods
nnd which quality Is best your home, you arc not safe from i
num
a
Todnv many foods have
suited to your needs.
vnmpires, because they can enter
ber of hidden or apparent services.
Learn the seasonal patterns for through chimneys and keyh oles
Examples arc mixes, Instnnt pota
in
season
products
foods ond buy
toes and ncrodn! packaged whipp- for economy, quality, nutritional One must nib the chimney, k e y
holes, windows and doors with garmmer
ed cream. Thcso often cost consid value and less wnste.
lic. If you want to protect your
erably more per unit than the pro
animals, rub them with garlic as
duct In the rough.
iss
well.
"Deals" In food buying may
take many forms, most of which
Spread thorns or poppy seeds on
HAS IT THAT AW ELM
Increase the amount tho consumer
M Mrs r - i,
-Wilke of Southland, announce the
the paths lending to Post from the
rue
fpeC bo-caspends nt the fowl mnrkct. Ex
set of the r d j ,t,.r sherrl Leo Wllko. to Glen Anthony
graveyard. Since tho vnmplro must
amples are tox lop oners, im miliono(Mr and Mrs E L. Hmsch nf Rt. 2. Slaton.
stop to pick up every one of them,
enclosed, special snlcs and
iums
"ke is a 1970 crnduntc of Southland Hlnh School and
he may be so delayed that he can- sIZCS.
Inrnn
rrnnnmV
Ithe Texas
Luther m Collene In Seeuln. She Is now a Junior
Ilox top or coupon offers rcqulro
UlDDOCk
Tnllppn nn.t It rmnlnvril liV Dr.
(hriin
consumer to send n box top
the
i Mayes
of lub!fk
with a cash remittance
coupon
or
It's tho
ISiO pruiluatc
for a product. It has been proven
of Slnton High School, Is a junior
less
very
often
Tewi Te ch I ntvcrslty and Is engaged In farming nt
that th product Is
And
than its declared value.
Premiums enclosed or nttacned
'"ty summer wedding is planned.
such as china, dish towels or toys
FOR HOME STUDY COURSE
"YOUR PRESCHOOL CHILD"
ENTRY
Addrcsst
Yes, enroll me in the Home Study Course, Your
.
PmehoJ
C
.
Yos, my $1 registration fee is enclosed.
(Clip and Mail)
up
495-205-
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1
non-ioo-
u
I,
non-foo- d
Mrs.Baird taught her
sons to take personal
responsibility for the
quality of their product.
-
I
non-foo-
d
wedding planned by
'
HBOkPvHsssskaaHH
And today Mrs Baird's Bread
is still judged by members
of the Daird family...
because they still care about
personal supervision.
and Mr. Brosch
Wilke
--
J-
--
SALE
Come-A-Rum-
It's Our January
ing!
mtamm
20?o
OFF
These
ONE GROUP
All Sates Final! No Refunds,
Layaways or Exchanges
OF
Pants
159
700
Bottoms Up
PR.
Shop
204
EAST
r
(413 N Broadway. Across from Dairy Hart)
CHECK THESE SUPER SAVERS:
Valuos to $18
Wo havo a $5 Rack
Our JEANS aro HALF PRICE!
OH ALL WINTER MERCHANDISE!
V2
Prico!
JUST ARRIVED
Midi Skirts, Spacer Suits,
$5 Off Rog. Prico
Matching Swoators
Maxi
With These Sizzling Specials!
One Rack of
Fioldcrost
Towels
10 00
Bedspreads
Va to Vz OFF
EACH
Children's Clothes
Swoators
DcgIs
Women's
SUEDE AND
Drosses
CRINk
AND
Jackets
WOMEN'S AND
C
I
Pants
Knit Tops
&
India Clothing, Long Drossos, Pants,
Skirts, Smocks & Tops $5 Off Rog. Price
Closoout on Handmade Ash Trays and
Napkin Holder All Reduced to '2 Price
Maffress Covers
White Sheets
Drastically Reduced
to
Specials from
Pant Suits, Drossos, Tops
Breaks the Ice
Dresses
Fight the
After Christmas
Blahs With
Cheap-Chee-
1
Mrs. J. F. Storie, Mrs. R. T.
Dickson, and Mrs. C. R. Thnxton
presented the program at the Jan.
3 meeting of the Woman's Culturo
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Krugcr announce the engagement nnd
Club, held In the home of Mrs. Ira
Lee Duckworth.
forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Vickie Lynn, to Ronnie
Gene Plunk, son of Mrs. Mnblc Plunk of Post.
The theme for the meeting was
"The World Is Ours Through NatThe wedding date has been set for Jan. 27 in the Trinity Dnptlst
ure," and Mrs. Storie gave n talk
Church of Pod.
on "Beauty Spots of Texas" Mrs.
Dickson's subject was "Famous
not reach Post before sunrise.
Trees of Texas", and Mrs. Thax-to- n
recited the poem "Trees."
My own favorite precaution, that
Special guests attending were
I do not tell to just anyone, Is: Take
Mrs. Unlley Mnyo and Mrs. J. P.
a large black dog and paint an exManly, an honorary member of
tra set of eyes on his fore head
the club.
with white paint. This alienates
Refreshments were served to
Those admitted to Garza Memvampires nnd everybody else.
orial Hospital since Tuesday of last Mmcs. Jack Hurrcss, Lee Davis,
Dickson, J. H. Hairc, Tillman
week wcro
Jones, Ruby Kirkpntrlck, R. L.
Frank Storie, medical
Now, suppose that, In spite of all
Marks, Mayo, C. D. Morrcl, H. R.
Dennis Lcc, accident
these precautions, a vampire gets
Richards, Storie, Manly, Thaxton,
Skcetcr Justice, medical
Into your house. What do you d o
Ralph Welch, and Duckworth.
Gcorgo Mlndicta, medical
then? Drive a stake made from a
J. I). Daldrcc, medical
wild rosebush, an ash or asp tree
Albert Thomas, medical
through the vampire's body. (I n
Bailey Mayos honored
Mary Wood, medical
Iron rat h c r
some pluccs, red-ho- t
Mr. and Mrs, Hullcy Mayo and
Roger Dlalr, accident
than wood may be used for the
Byron were honored try the First
Urctha McDouglc, medical
Christian Church members with a
stake but I am not sure If Post
Frances Saldlvar, obstetrical
Is one of those places, so best
fellowship supper in the church last
Mary Romo, obstetrical
stick to wood.)
Wednesday night
Colleen Klrkland, accident
Ben Owen,
chairman of the
Margnrlta Matcos, medical
church bonrd, presented the Mayos,
Forewarned is forearmed, I al-- 1
Judy Smith, obstetrical
on behalf of the members, nn enways say. However, there Is o n c
Frances Moycrs, medical
graved silver tray.
slight problem. If a vampire I s
N. C. Outlaw, medical
Guests attending other than
I
Mauldln,
medical
Edith
to
go undetected for seven
allowed
church members were Mr. and
Dismissed
yenrs, he can travel to ano t her i
Mrs. Junior Gnglns, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Lelia Gillcy
country or plnco where another
James Bell and Preston Poole.
Gonzalez
Hortensia
language Is spoken and become a
Dennis Lee
human again. He or she can also
George Mlndictn
Caroline Mnpp
marry und have children Only the
II rend a Poe
Mary Woods
aversion to garlic remains.
Skcetcr Justice
Fred Miller
Margarita Mateos
Frcddl Darner
Interesting, Is It not?
Delia Mae Joltn on
Edna Knight
e.
(Myrtle Ann Havens)
Timely Tips
1
This set me to thinking. Somehow, I enn't see your cveryd a y,
--
Poge 5
Vickie Kruger's engagement
to Ronnie Plunk announced
CHAPMAN
Last night I fixed hamburgers
stuffed with cheddar cheese and
bacon bits for dinner and even
though I can't stand the stuff myself, 1 decided that what was needed to complete the dish was a dash
1.
of garlic salt. I couldn't find
Strange. Everyone in my f a m i ly
borrow Items from the kitchen and
c
fnll to return them, but ga r
salt?
7166
. n.Hon.
-
potiucb
Post, was maid of honor. There
were four bridesmaids and two
girls, all dressed In gold
LD111':
-- miticr. of- - flower
carrying Rold and
gowns,
velvet'
, for the
1 h
stream
RnymonJ yellow bouquela w
iinJMri.
ers.
I
N. R. Colo of Dossier City, La.,
as best man. There were
served
'
six groomsmen.
The bridegroom Is employed as
!nn engineer for Dallas Power &
Light. He Is also attending the Un-- i
.
...
USSklv.
The Post (Texas) Dispatch
Glenn Havens ot I'osi anu me
son of Mrs. Mnry Lcc llcltoit of
Mlndcn, U.
Miss Suo Ussrcy, formerly of
nt
Center
jl
....
Reduced
to
V2
Reduced
Vz
to
Vz
Our Fal & Holiday Clearance Continues!
If th
Weather Wei "Too Much" Last Wock, Try Again!
MAIN
mm
rviTwnn
Flattery! The art of telling a Page 6
person exactly wnat ho thinks of
himself.
Thursday, Jan. 11, 1973
THE INFORMED
The Post (Texas) Dispatch
It's the
CONSUMER
Regulation of oil industry one of
Railroad Commission's main duties
Sell
Service
Install
Finance
And
The Texas Railroad Commission
was created In 1891 for the purpose
of regulating railroad rates and
traffic, preventing discriminatory
practices and enforcing state law
concerning railroads generally.
In 1917 it was given by statute
the authority to supervise the pro
duction of oil and gas In Texas.
Today the regulation of this Indus
try Is one of the major functions
of the agency.
Tho commission is also charged
with the duty of enforcing laws
pertaining to reasonable prices on
natural gas and fair rote charges
for producing, transporting, distributing, buying, selling, and delivering natural gas by pipelines.
It apportions the natural gas supply
among towns, cities, and corporations.
Another of the commission's responsibilities Is that of regulating
matters affecting tho supervision
of transporting property for hire
by motor vehicles on the Texas
public highways. The commission
fixes the rates which motor carriers may charge for their
Guarantee
ELECTRIC
WATER
HEATERS
WITHOUT EVEM KMOWIWO I TV
WHILE OVBK 2.39,000 PEOPLE
TELE PMOME
AUq TELEGRAPH COBPOBATIOM
?MJ7,R,.AT,W
4tocc pieetrty, miuiou
freight rates, as well as motor bus
passenger fares. It establish e s
rules governing the transportation
of passengers and freight and
baggago rules and sets
tne rates thereon.
The Railroad Commission also
inspects butane and propane equipment In all public buildings such
as schools, churches, and hospitals,
Many times when a home Is fin'
anccd by FHA loan or a Veterans
Administration loan, these federal
agencies will require that an in
spection be made by the commlss
Ion to Insure that certain stand
ards are met In regard to the use
of butane and propane.
While many people do not think
of tho Texas Railroad Commission
as being a consumer agency, you
can see the vital role which It
plays. If you have a problem In
the areas discussed above, you
should contact this agency.
innuvun
Dial 2891
MUTUAL
FUUVti A?
UMIOU
PEMtlOW FUMP
INVESTMENTS
illinium
Ml
jypm
new Recoup
for
n
confoiwAieo $Aief
AND REVrWUE. MET
INCOME
AUPTAUIMG
COMftfVTIVE
COMjoiiMii
Mrr
11
reaction,
first
car knocked down a
when
pedes-
trian, was panic. He drove to a
nearby gas station and cried:
"There's an Injured man back
there In the street."
Then he sped homo to hide, It
wasn't long, however, before tho
police tracked him down and
placed him under arrest on a
driving.
charge of
At tho trial, Russell protested
that panic "can happen to anyone." Also, he reminded tho court
that he had at least made some
effort to get help to tho victim.
ho
Nevertheless,
was found
guilty of the charge. In spite of
the court, ho had committed precisely tho act forbidden
by
statute.
This case Illustrates the law's
stern attitude twoard the
driver. Although panic is un
derstandable. It Is not forglvcablc.
ir you are Involved In an accident.
you must stop, Identify yourself.
and In most states give reason- odio aid to anyone who Is Injured,
Does it matter If you wcro not
"
ttCASOAt
AT THE WHEEL
Russell's
his
ITTiS INVESTWCUr
POPULARITY If THE FACT
THAT IT MA OTABU5HEP
j
INSTRUCTOR APPOINTED
The appointment of
SNYDER
George B. Underwood as Instructor
in Spanish and French at western
Texas College has been announced
In addition to these functions, by Dr. Den Brock, dean, underthe Railroad Commission prescri wood will assume his duties at the
bes railroad passenger fares and beginning of the spring semester.
ILMCmiO
more,
ABE IMPlKCtT $TOCKHOiPeK$- -
PANIC
quarters
JSsJIIilll,
Law...
LtmAEON
Stanford
to blame for tho accident In the
first plncc? Not at all. It Is whnt
happens afterward that counts.
Nor is It an excuso thni
mi
"thought It was nothing serious."
uncc you novo hit someone, it Is
your duty to get the facts before
going on.
On the other hand, you are not
gumy it you were truly unaware
oi tne accident, in one case, a
nighttime hit - and . run accident
was traced to the owner of a
station
wnnon. Telltale hlrwvt
stains and threads from the victim's clothing were found on his
right front tire.
Yet, tho man sworo In court
that he had known nothing about
It until the police camo to his
house. Ills drlvlne after ihn n
cident had been perfectly normal,
with no slxn of
culltv cnn.
science. Nor had he . made nnv
.
,A
cuoTi to remove the Incrlmlnat
Ing evidence from hli tire.
a court accioca mat he was
Indeed telling the truth. Finding
mm not guilty, tne court said:
"Knowledge
is an essential
element of tho crime."
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ANNOUNCING
fERVEf
PEOPLE
AHP WATIONS
EVERYWHERE
T$
UNIQUE ANNUAL
KCPOtrr HA PEEU
PWT ALL OVER THE
VOttLP-- - PCIMTUP
nuwm
TA
Reopening of My Office for
228
E.
Main
m
495-311-
open la
ie
a. m. - 5 p. m.
Office Hours 9
My New Telephone Number Is
Santa Fe to spend S72 million for
locomotives, freight cars in 1973
4
0 III
-
INCOME TAX RETURNS
FREUCHGERMAM,
POPTUCEJE, ITALIA W
4PAWH AUP eH6U?H
U
Howel
0
6 T0
Mrs. Vada McCampbell
AMARILLO
Snntn Fc Railway them more suitable for service
will spend about $72 million for
locomotives and freight cars as
of Its 1973 capita! expenditure
program. John S, Reed, president
and chief executive officer, nnnou
need today.
The orders include W new 3G00
UP
dicsel locomo
tive units.
from tho Electro-Motiv- e
Division of General Motors
and 21 from General Electric.
"These new locomotives arc not
to be confused with an additional
group of 40 new units recently
ordered by Amtrak from Elcctro-Motlv- e
for
passenger
service on tho Santa Fc, " Reed
said. "The two orders combined
bring to 1M the number of new,
units to be placed in
service on Santa Fc tracks in
ft!
n
UUI1VPP
IV
10
CAST
MAI
part
I
You can put
high-spee-
your sales
message into
jf
1973."
In addition, the railroad's shops
of Cleburne, Tex., will completely
rebuild so carbody-typ- o
dicsel units
and convert them Into modern
1500 HP
S3 other
units, nnd
units will be rebuilt by
shop forces at other locations.
The 1973 freight car program In
volves purchase of 1.431 new cars,
including 1.000 covered hoppers and
loo open-tohoppers which wore
previously announced, plus 331 box
cars of various types. The company
also plans n major car conversion
program at its shops In Topcka,
Knns.. under which 1.157 existing
cars will be modernized to make
WEEKLY WANT AD DEADLINE
you call yours in
WED.
NOON
please pay before fho firsf and save
us billing.
The Post Dispatch
DIAL 2816
road-switch-
p
THE POST DISPATCH
By
d
high-powere- d
almost 2,000
local and area
homes each
week for as
little as 75c
with a classified ad in
l
The Strength of the Christia
Mrs. Ray Gary and sons
of Mexico visit horo
Mrs Roy Gary and thrco sons,
Ray. Ron and Shon of Mexico
CHy, ore visiting Mrs. Gary's
the Roy Garys. Mrs. Gary
and her sons arrived last week to
vist and obtain supplies In Lubbock for their church.
Roy Gary Is trnchinc In the
Baxter Institute in Mexico City.
and Wanda does some substitute
teaching and Is attending a Spanish class at the Institute
s,
Robert
What a terrible feeling when ono becomes so disenchanted with life that he Is willing to say, "What's tho
use,
Griffin
D.
day at a time.
ono
You may be asking
give up." Some don't actually stop living but thoy
seem to have no purpose or joy In living. Physically alive
but spiritually dead. Tho man who has never met Jesus
I
.
llfn
I
It n
r
fl.i.
in
personally will not be able to really understand the kind
of Christian happiness and strength that know exist for
tho believer.
...w.
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LnAi.i
Even believers can become discouraged
though and
noed help beyond ourselves. Maybo it is becauso we havo
been noglectlng the promises in tho Bible for our dally
needs. The Apostle Paul wrote In Phlllpplans 4il3, "I can
I
II-
t
II.. n
I
w
f
wI
"what does God want
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us without excuso to enoy life, whatever ernes. At
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nnn nnr
iwiiiu iiiiiu ii siiLJiiifi iiium iic
of Jesus Christ. There is no placo in life to g vc tp I'
do everything God asks me to with tho help of Christ who
gives mo the strength and power." We need to have the
same confidence that Paul did In this statement and live
havo Oulst "you havo a lot to give."
Attend the Church of Your Choice Sunday
This Church Message
Is
Sponsored
By
tho Following Post Merchants
Ivory-billewoodpeckers 11 v e
only in targe cypress forests.
d
H&N GARAGE
It's So Easy and
TELL THE TOWN..,
510 N. Broadway
All
GEORGE R. BROWN
ph.
4952526
WHEY
HILl ft ELWOOD
. .
c
... or sell
trade
valuables
. . .
. . .
... or sell a sorvico!
OH
POST
INSURANCE AGENCY
HAROLD
Whether you want to
Deadline, Wednesday Noonl
6
OPERATORS
122
E.
Main
"INSURE
ph.
TODAY
BE
GEORCI CAHTIR
Dial 32 9
1
495-289- 4
POSTEX PLANT
SECURE TOMORROW"
A Unit of Burlington Industries
HIGGINBOTHAM-BARTLETMO S.
CO.
T
Broadway
ph.
"Sleepy Time
CALL 2816
NOAH STONE
'US,
Ave.
AUTO
PARTSSPAS
HUDMAN FUNERAL HOME
POST
Ph, 495.2881
BODY
WORK
Garza Time"
Ph.
495-282- 1
24 HOUR AMBUIENCE SERVICE
POST AUTO SUPPLY
I
Is
45.2080
"Wt Furnish Your Hemt (rem Plans te Paint"
615 V. Main
The Post Dispatch
495-288-
THE LITTLE FOUNDRY
Ave. G Place
LUCAS
Minimum of 75c per insertion
12 Words or Less
Ph.
1
rent
find lost
M OR ELAND
Lubbock ,Mwy.
NELSON
Inexpensive Too!
buy
E. R.
KINDS OF AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS
CLASS;
IMPLEMENT CO.
hlernaltanal.Hafvettef "Sales ft Service"
Ph. 495-- 140
?05W. MaIn
3
Thursday, Jan. IT, 1973
The Pott (Toxas) Dispatch
"f
ConaiatulaffojisJaycees
JAN. 1420
NATIONAL JAYCEE WEEK
The Post Jaycees make a very
contribution to Post
significant
and the quality of its community
life.
The Jaycees, organized nationally, are America's
Young Men's Civic Organization.
They
are constantly striving through their many
programs and projects to better their communities and
themselves.
For young men under 35 who want to make real
community contributions the Jaycees offer the perfect
service club vehicle.
Here in Post their
efforts and talents are
appreciated.
If
you're young,
ambitious and want to help
build a better community,
join the Jaycees and step
ahead.
THIS
TO POST JAYCEES SPONSORED
SALUTE
BY THE FOLLOWING
BUILD
Short
Hardware
Murine's Flower
W) Collier,
Shop
Druggist
Southwestern
Public Service
A BETTER
Mike Mitchell Distributing Co.
S.
Dwayne Capps' Gulf
Corner Grocery
Post Insurance Agency
Long's Exxon Service
"
Chevrolet-Old-
Higginbotham-Bartle-
tt
Young
Post Dispatch
George
l
R.
s
Brown
"""'PS Quick
Liquor
Wholesale
Service
Store
&
Mkt.
Post Implement
Service
A Well
ance
Center
E.
Wholesale
Camp-Texa- co
County Judge Giles W. Dalby
McCowen's Texaco No.
f
Caylor's Shell Service
TV-Appli-
Taylor Tractor
&
1
&
Drover House Restaurant
D. C. Hill
2
Equip. Co.
Butane Co.
Harmon's Hamburger Hut
Ince Fina Station
First National Bank
Post Auto Supply
Farmers Supply
Mayor Giles C. McCraiiy
Garza Tire Co.
Rocke Motel
Betty's Grub Stake Cafe
t
Nichols, Gulf
i
Rocker
Pinkie's Post Store
Steak House
FOR ALL OF US!
Hudman's Texaco Service
Harold Lucas
E.
POST JAYCEES FOR HELPING TO
White Auto Store
kvice Welding
&
THANK
Jackson Bros. Meat Packers
Postex Plant
Const. Co.
TOWN
FIRMS WHO
Howell's 6 to 10
Astern Auto Associate Store
&
BUSINESS
Page 7
1
II, 1973
32.59 INCHES OF RAIN
Thursday, Jan.
Page 8
The Pott (Texas) Dispatch
Winter storm
Eddie Brut on
Lunchroom
County
Letters to
C(
J
(Continued
i
Prom
(Continued From Front Pago)
Postcx Plant here since March of
immii i.. i
(Continued From Front Page)
""lutu
working In oil fields have f o u nd
a contract t0
for Burlington In April of 19 7 1. 1969.
Slater sorved as president of tho
calves bedded In the snow and,
Today tho plant employs 330 per1971
In
have brought them In to save them, j Lunchroom menus for the Post sons. It Is the only blanket plant Post Chamber of Commerce
director
Neitncr bouinwesiern ruDiic ser-vic- e schools for next week will bo as In the division nnd was put Into and served as n Chamber Ho
also
CONGRESSMAN
WRITES
Burling- for the year before that.
Company nor General Tele
the
"
complete
lugeiner wlthr
operation
to
follows:
Rotnrlan,
Post
actlvo
very
a
was
phone of tho Southwest has exper
Ju"Bcs
lor nn ,.
ton domestic line.
puff,
buttered
Chccso
Monday:
Editor:
Dear
worked In Boy Scouting.
ienced anything like the uown o u corn, lima beans, gingerbread, half
Sinter has served ns manager of and
you are aware,
sure
I
am
As
s.,
s
M
a
of
Falrhnvcn.
A
native
fortunwire problems of Lyntcgar
pint milk.
sinter enrncd his B. S. degree In tho Redisricting Plan passed by ?.?ol. E. C." m, '.
ately.
I
Tuesday: Turkey tcrrnzzlnl, Eng
The year 1972 has gone on re- -i months. And, according to
our Texas Stato Legislature last
textile cnalnecrine In 1952 from
Pub
Southwestern
Glen Barley,
Community
lish peas, strawberry shortc a k c
:ord us tho fourth "wettest" year chart, August of 1972 was the sec
year Is effective with tho conven vcrlwna
In
Institute
Textile
Bedford
New
, .
1
report-1
I. TOW K7
topping, hot rolls, halt pint of
congress.
since the keeping ol rainfall re- ond "wettest" August on record, lic Service manager here,
with
93rd
ing
of
tho
Page)
Massachusetts.
night,
Front
From
Saturday
Continued
down
munlty
poles
Center,
two
here.
11
measured
49
ed
Inches
u.
65
years
with
.2
cord was started here
milk.
. a
It is my very great pleasure .....t.; ,
Mo lolned Burllnuton Industries
with the section
ago, In 1908, by the Double U Com- It was surpassed only by August three more Tuesday morning, three
Wednesday: Chill con came, cab
Coun
places
Garza
action
this
and
garS.C.,
that
Falls,
Wedfor
Calhoun
providing
1952
more
at
In
tho
ordinance
of
of 1920 when 12.21 inches of rain Tuesday night, and five
pany.
slaw, pineapple upside down bage can racks can also result In followlnn a tour of duty In the ty within the 17th Congressional r.rnlin. n
W
nesday morning on the Lubb o c k bage cornbrcad, half pint milk,
The 1972 rainfall total for Post fell.
coke,
n i armed services held positions with District, which I have tho honor
p
working
on
ot
mumci
crews
2
are
7
In
but
discontinuance
the
o
highway,
19
by
months
rainfall
to
The
whs 32.59 Inches, according
c h I c k en, water and garbage collection after Burlington In Greenville, S.C., High to represent here in tho U. S. Con Dnptlst Church
Thursday: Oven-frlc- d
them and should have the downed
was as follows:
it..
d i :w being kent by the
potatoes, written notice of the service discon- Shonls nnd Ashevllle, N.C., plants. grcs. I make it a practice to keep No. 8. Post
whipped
nnd
pork
beans,
o
N
soon.
on
liict.
January, .02; February, none; lines back In service
Public Service C o mpany
n
..
pint
cobbler,
half
"'
peach
biscuits,
superintend
n...i.
31
each
with
1964
named
of
the
was
In close touch
In
he
tinuance is furnished the
March, .50; April, .12; May, 2.74; servo rural families, most of them
"".n "nn Newby; Koi
here.
plant
milk.
In our District and, as you
Tex.,
1 1 o n
Shcrmnn,
counties
Irrlga
the
owner.
of
or
cnt
oil
wells
to
4.38;
going
August,
3.40;
July,
June,
The only years In which more
'unucr community
Friday: Hamburger on ho m
the local lie Cross, No. ID, u,j
The full text of the ordin a n c c nnd enmo to Post from West where can well understand,
rainfall was recorded than in 1972 11.49 September. 4.87; October, pumps.
baktomatoes,
lettuce,
bun,
Burlington
Is
of
great
of
In
manager
that
this
press
assistance
Dis
he was
oi rosi mm r.
appears elsewhere In today's
Hank Jordan, district telcp h ono
was in 1914 when Double U Com- 3.29; November, .70; December,
ed beans, pickle, brownies with patch.
regard.
plant.
h
No. 11. old office of
official at Brownflcld, told The
pany records showed 33.17 Inches, .08.
While the SWPS records do not
It will bo arently appreciated if Minnie Lee Tanntr
Slater gave this statement to The
The amended zoning ordinance
that they ore out of service icing.
1928 when the total was 35.79
requires that nn application for n Dispatch yesterday just nours dc you will bo kind enough to enter uuy nan or Post,
and 1911 when the prosent show any rainfall for the month to only 16 rural customers In Garof February, their records show za County nnd hope to hnvc this
permit be filed with the city secre- fore his plane's scheduled depart n subscription to your paper In my en, i no court also i
record was ret at 13.20 Inches.
Postings-name.
tary for any construction, repairs, urc:
voting plncoj for t
AH of which menns that t h e an inch of snow for that month, service restored by the end of toetc., where the cost exceeds $250.
day. Their phone problems ore on
1972 rainfall was the most In the which left on estimated .07 of molsWith many thanks nnd looking special elections lor j
"First of all. on behalf of my en
ture.
The ordinance sets the cost of the tire family. 1 want to say that nil forwnrd to our future association ni s a m and close
(Continued From Front Page)
the Lubbock nnd Tahoka h I g
lost 31 years
of one of us have really enjoyed living In I remain,
T!-building permit at
The records show the driest year
U Cninpnny records
out of Post. He said they good man back.
votcu to pay all
per cent of the estimated cost of Post. Wc like living In n s m a l
a.'-'ito The Dispatch give on record here to have been 19 5 6 wcro having "more trouble e l s e-juuges ana clerks
Sincerely yours,
only the yearly totals, but n Gnrza whon only 4.99 inches were meas- wherc."
Bailey Mayo, who departs next the construction or Improvements. town with big Ideas. Wc havo lived
Cong. Omar Burleson to exceed a maxim
A minimum of $5 for each new In many different towns nnd have
County Rainfall Chart (since 1917) ured. Only in May of that year,
each with a $5 allow
Supt, Bill Shiver planned to drive week for his next step up the fedWashington, D, C.
rainfall the rural rouutes himself yester eral ladder, is going to be our oth- building permit Is set by the new liked each one, but we have found
presiding judge for t
lss'd by Bryan Williams & Son when 2 38 inches fell,nnydidmonth.
returns of the election
insurance shows the rainfall by exceed one inch for
Post to be an unusual town and It
day afternoon to see If school buses er lost friend. It's hard to find ordinance.
Permits for commercial b u I Id- - Is certainly our favorite
uay ns the election. !
nnd for
would run today.
words to say what Neighbor Bailey
tw
crvlolv
the
hv
Inn. lmll - ornntcil
many reasons
Voted to allow the
He told Tho Dispatch more rural has meant to Osage Street, or even
i.
affording thc
, blessed with nn nbund- assessor-collecto- r
p
$20
parents than local parents wore to nil the folks who live in this city council after
mum Mii- (Continued From Front Page)
jniuiiu
I iijrjiiitiuu
nuministcring the Cd
nncc ot tine, progressive icnucrs.
seeing to It their children got to town nnd county.
aH
residential All the civic clubs arc active nnd property the school purchased at t itle Act
cr also notifying
school Tuesday nnd Wednesday.
I
will be made editor- homeowners or occupants wl t h n work for the betterment of the delinquent tax sales on behalf of
Voted to pay N. C.
effort
That
restate
the
that
out
pointed
He
or either or both of the
(Continued From Front Page)
of
the
construction
300
of
the
feet
taxtrustco
Dispatch.
for
the
itself
as
other
by
The
as
week
exert
next
ially
churches
nnai payment on
The
community.
In
each
days
school
many
other rooms behind the youth quires so
patnclc, Vic Slater, Shelley Camp,
public hearing.
rary the county pure!
In the ing ngcnclcs."
Influence
Chrlstlnn
year and every lost day now not Editorially we believe In snyl n g
their
and Earl Chapman, suggested that lounge.
pro
The amended ordinance also
"I am willing to continue ns tho him.
Wo have found Post to
will mean class e s goodbyes one at a time.
board be appointed
n
For a large event, such as the made up latertemperatures
vides that permits be secured from community.
delinquent
tax collector for the
Ten names were draj
spirit;
In
unselfish
early
an
with
In
town
95
n
be
degrco
to operate the combined community-yannual Chamber banquet all par
tho city council for any constructleaving
Vic
school
are
Post
district on the s a m c grand juror list for tS
and
Bailey
Both
of
deal
learngrcnt
a
town
It
Is
with
n
outh
center. The city and titions would be pushed against the summer which hampers the
o
residential
r
ion,
whether
etc.,
Post rated In our book ns two of
pride In the growth of the commun- terms ns my existing contract, and bcr Gam County Silas
county would each name two mem- wall, to again make the entire room ing process.
"community men" who commercial, within the prl m a r y ity nnd it Is really growing, espec- this will Include collecting del I
best
tho
Committee to serve lj
school
of
this
He said in view
bers and the four appointees a fifth available.
wn and secondary fire zones of t h c
1972 nnd disposing ten were Wayne Carp
o
t
through"
our
taxes
for
"passed
havo
I c c
v
so
community
r
In
the
ially
tight
member.
city.
(5) The committee proposed that trustees have wisely made a
deIn n long, long time.
Cash, Marvin Hudraai
scnooi sys- of residue work If tho board so
The Chamber group also propos- 125 new folding chairs be purchas schedule for classes without too
Tho complete text of this ordi field. Post has a tine
sires. If the board docs not desire Marks, Mrs Glenn E.I
place
good
Is
It
a
feel
we
nnd
tem
ed that the youth center project cd together with 21 folding tnblos. many holidays to avoid the late
to continue the contract, I will las Short W H Chlldil
Another loss to the comm u n Ity nance also appears elsewhere t n to bring up children.
be operated by a salaried youth each table seating six. This would May or early June heat.
as well is the re- today's Dispatch.
note
work toward closing my files as of Jnck Burkctt and
worthy
of
director, who also would oversee provide for n dinner for 125 with"The pride of the people of Post Jan. 31, 1972."
He said school will be held this signation of Mrs. Inez Hnrtel as
City Attorney Pat N. Walker, who
ine ttrst five were
the combined use of the center. out moving in additional chairs or coming Monday, originally not county executive director of o u r drew up the amended ordinances, has truly been evident at the PosWnlkcr wrote ho will cont I n ue certified mail end U
shown
have
people
Cornish pointed out that a real tables. The committee feels that scheduled because of the teachers' ASC office.
was present nt the meeting to ex- tcx Plant. Our
to collect delinquent taxes for the nrc made formal
community center hus been the No. the only larger dinner that would workday. The workday for teach
plain them and discuss them with their pride by making the Postcx City of Post and tho White River will be mad" shortly!
1 g'al of the community for many
Plant the best In the whole Domes- Municipal Water District,
be served in the center would be ers will be held Saturday instead
Mrs. Hartcl will still Iks here to the council.
25.
yean and that certainly a youth served in the center would be so one lost school dny can be made lend
The salary of the mayor was re tics Division of Burlington Industto Post, but what
efforts
her
center would rank as the curront the Chamber banquet which up.
she has done In her offflclal capa- set at $50 a month nnd those of the ries. I nm grateful for the priviNo. 2 goal, if not the No. 1.
"We will try to make up t h c city nnd ns a "community d o cr" five councilmcn nt $35 n month
lege of working with these fine Cnll No. 484
attracts up to 450 diners. They did
N.Tioml Bank Rs.
Charier No. 9485
lie said the town has "come close not feel it was economically feasi- other lost day somewhere down the went far beyond the call of nor- the same ns Inst year.
people and with the exception a I
before' to setting up n youth center ble to spend an extra $6,000 on line," Shiver said.
The council's decision to pay for management stnff at Postcx. Wc
mal duty.
REPORT OF CONDITION
hut has never been successful in additional tables and chairs for
Lyntocar has 40 men of the I r
the new $11,000 garbage truck out sincerely appreciate the wonderful
obtaining a proper site. The com- once a year use The 135 seating own In the field, have brought In
I cs cooperation
durof
sharing
revenue
enrr
funds
shown
they
have
has a quiet reserve, but she
mittee suggested that by combin- facilities would accommodate the three extra crews, and are seeking Is Inez
a very efficient gal whet her with it the provision that the de ing my stay here.
ing a youth center with a com- junior-senio- r
In
an
effort working on some of those farmers' cision can be changed to pay for
three additional crews,
banquet.
"We have made many personal
munity center, a trial run could be
to restore service as quickly a s checks or heading up a community the truck out of the budget, since friends, to whom we will not say
In
nd
any
tablesn
chairs
The
undertaken on a youth center opOF POST. TEXAS
project. We hope she finds more the amount has already been bud- goodbye; wc hope to keep In touch.
quantity also could be used for possible.
eration.
At present, despite the weather, time to devote now to community geted for that purpose.
"My successor, Eddie Brut on,
In the cenor
held
parties
dances
Blj
If the youth center prover highly
all Lyntcgar field men are working work.
Conoco Wholesale s bid for the is nn excellent man nnd all I ask IN THE STATE OF TEXAS. AT THE CLOSE OF
successful at some future time It ter.
14 to 16 hours a day,
but the
oil to the city of the Postcx employes and the DECEMBER 31, 1972
gasoline
of
sale
nnd
(6) The committee also proposed
PUBLISHED IN RESPONSF TO CAL1
might find a home of Its very own,
weather must break beforo p o 1 cs
And last, but not least, wo tip wns the lowest of three received. community Is that you give h I m COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY UNDER TITLE I
but until it could be proven that that the entire front glass wall of can be rcstrung with downed lines,
the same fine cooperation you have STATES CODE, SECTION 161.
new Post Tho gasoline will cost the
a youth program here would be the center be draped to keep heat as the ice on the lines would bring our columnar hat to a Shepherd
21.21 cents a gallon: dicscl gaso- always given me."
Haydclcne
successful It would not be feasible and cold out In summer and winter them right down again in the next merchant
(we'll call her Betty too as they line. 14.5 cents a gallon; motor oil,
to r sk a big expenditure In a respectively as well as providing bit or wind.
ASSETS
In California), who has come $4.50 a case, and dlesel oil, $5.40 a
degree
did
greater
of
a
privacy.
building and necessary remodeling.
son-in-la- w
Windhams'
All told, since the storm started
case.
open
a
Cash
....
and
banks
due
from
to
hometown
(7) The committee proposed that
If u youth center operation did
Jan. 2 with a rain. Post has re- back to her
to traing this spring
U. S. Treasury securities
not prove to be successful then no rental charges be made for ceived .96 of an Inch of moisture, restaurant of her own. It's open
now on the Lubbock highway curve,
the expenditure of the equipment use of the center except for busin- which Included a total of
with Cleveland Indians Obligations of other U. S. Government agencies
for the combined center would not ess firm gatherings or for events Inches of snow, plus sleet Ice and as you'll note In her nd on page
..
and corporations
all
9,
bad
despite
weather.
She
this
They
Miss Karon Windham, student at
be wasted as it would still provide being held for
Obligations of States and political subdivisions
has been working and planning for
said rental fees for the center would rain.
and
of
Mr.
Texas,
University
the
a good community center.
The temperatures were not too
Mrs. John Langcrhans and Mr. and Other securities
The Chamber committee, which deter Its ue economically and awfully cold. Ten above has been weeks now to get her menu on the
will run
wo
bring
In
anywould
little
revenue
met last Thursday night and then
Mrs. Donny Windham nnd son, Federal funds sold and securities purchased
lowest, recorded on both Mon- table and of think she
the
the kind
restaurant all the
Greg, are visiting in tho D o nnld
sought prices on furnishings thro- way.
day and Tuesday nights.
under agreement to resell
(8) The committee also proposed
ugh the weekend, reported that It
Windham home.
Although business has not been highway users and the Post homeLoans
present
In.
the
that
towners
will
eating
I
auditorium
city
enjoy
r
Langerhans, whoso wife s t h c
would recommend
INSIGHTS INTO PSYCHOLOGY
ffvnrtlv nithlnfv m Mnln
li
graduatWindham,
(1) A kitchen capable of cook- on the second floor of city hall to the bad weather
Sharon
and other
Hank
premises,
former
fixtures,
furniture
and
with one)
lt's easy to come by all the sc
from the Univcr- ing for a maximum group of 75 be closed and converted to city saie postponed a weeK nwait I n g
ed at mid-terassets representing bank premises
kind .,words for ,the folks mentioned,
slty of Texas, where he was a Other assets
be provided, that the kitchen be record storage with the community merchandise In a truck ...n.
.
siaiira
. member of the Longhorn baseball
located In the northwest corner of center being used for group meet- downstate
"m l"
"
It hasn't been "dead" '
I
Ir, ihla
...(.I.U
TOTAL ASSETS
ly kind words about Post it s e I f
fnuril. 111
the center building by taking out ings, such as weekly Rotary Club
fcuuill, muiiii IIDIMllU IUUIIM
llll
'
to
what
Vic
had
Slater
tourney.
collegiate
n storeroom wall and expanding the luncheons.
national
m!."
year's
ihe
wereM0"'.
All
tire chains In town
(9) The committee did not try
Langerhans, who played
storeroom Into a 20 by 12 foot
sold out long ago, and merchants say In the story on his promotion
LIABILITIES
to
"spell
operation
the
of
out"
the
kitchen with now cabinets, a new
base and pitched for tho Texas
a big "run" on overshoes, about his feelings on the eve of his
report
youth
center,
other than to suggest Insulated underwear, and
sink, and with tho stove tho city
team, will be hero with his w Ife Demand deposits of Individuals,
heavy depature.
purchased last year for tho city the paid director could bo hired coats,
partnerships,' and corporations
until about March 1 when he will
r
SWowiD Nor
fQTH&.
And the nicest thing about .what
auditorium to be moved to the locally and on a
report to the Cleveland Indians' Time and savings deposits of individuals,
V,JNecHtJtV-BtTM- t
OWS.TO
he had to say Is that we agree with
kitchen. A kitchen door then could basis would not require a full 40- spring training camp at Tucson,
WAITS Ur HtK
partnerships, and corporations
him. He wasn't making' anything
KVfcKr MORAMMG.TWI CHIIP WAV
be cut In the main partition sep hour week. It did suggest that the
Ariz.
WHO
AMOTHtr
Deposits of United States Government
up Speaking from the ycart, yes.
KUT
Thursday
for
arating the main building from city and county equally divide costs
to
Scheduled
arrive
pisTusp uisaxmuuAuv
t but speaking the truth.
HI (HttAM.
AWC PIKUrT
the Iwck rooms, enabling the kite- - of operating the center lease, cle- a visit with the Windhams Is Rush Deposits of States and political subdivisions
?Utf
I
FVK
IT
ctrlclty.
dirAll CCUCtRUlO
and
salary of center
I
hen to be locked when not In use
McLcod of Hamilton, Ontario, Can-nd- Certified and officers' checks, etc.
IF We CHilP 19 AWAKtUCP PY
(2) By this arrangement, rest-roo- ector to avoid any misunderstandalso a student at the UniverThe nbalone Is a gasify pod (sto
AM AlAXM ClOCK, RATHER THAU
$12 7SS.MJJ5
TOTAL DEPOSITS
)
In the rear of the building ings.
sity of Texas and a member of the
8Y WMAT WUT UXK TO HIM
molluik with a single
R5O 7TS.70
Funeral services for Elmer Leo
J
deposits
Total
demand
,
(a)
UK&AUVILAKU
told
UOTHtH."
The
.
committee
both
the
Longhorn track team.
could be used without passing
67. of Sundown, father shell.
Mclnturff.
C M7 919 M
J
deposits
county
savings
court nnd city council that of Mrs. Kay
(b) Total time nnd
through the new kitchen
Pace of Post, were
(3) Approximately 180 linear feet all Items to equip the center had held at 4 p m Saturday In
Other liabilities
the
of
partitions, in sec- ben priced "kenlly", nnd that First BapUst Church of Sundown.
TOTAL LIABILITIES
tions approximately 12 feet long the equipment included furniture
3 p.m. last
Mclnturff
died
about
for the youth lounge.
on rollers, would be built to
Thursday In Smyer after a sudden
RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECU
a youth lounge to be placed The committee suggested that the Illness.
34) fetit deep or so across tho front city
and county decide wtthln
A native of Carter. Okla , McReserve for bad debt losses on loans
the next 30 days if they are recep-- 1
of tho CO foot wldo room
lnturff
of
a
been
had
resident
(set up pursuant to IRS rulings)
TIio partitions also would permit tlve to such a proposal and If they Sundown since 1942 He was a
TOTAL RESERVES ON LOANS AND Sf( I RHTFS
the larger area which would be desire the committee to do any member of the First Baptist there.
January 8 wai our 15th Ann versary with tho POST INSURANCE
behind this removablo partition to further work on the project.
Survivors Include his wife; two
Mayor Giles C. MeCrary told sons.
Wo thank you, our customers, for your continuo patronage over tho
AGENCY.
ACCOUNTS
bo subdivided Into two smaller
CAPITAL
John Mclnturff of Temple
;rooms for smaller group meetings committee membors Monday thut nnd apt David Mclnturff station- - j
yeorj.
Equity capital-tota- l
.
(4) Lighting In the whole center the city "will be In tench ed with the U S Marines In Quan-- 1
would be changed so that the very soon" with the county re- ties. Va . the daughter ef Pott;
par value
Common Stock-tota- l
For your continued support, wo pledge to servo you with oven Qrealer
lounge area only could be lighted. garding the proposal.
No. shares authorized 22.S00
two brothers, two sisters and 10
I
efficiency In tho future.
No, shares outstanding 23,500
grandchildren.
Tlie name Richard U derived
The Rev Joe Jones, pastor of I
. .
Surplus
from the German and means the Sundown church, and tho Rev.
COTTON
Undivided
profits
"strong ruler; powerful."
Charles Ivey, pastor of Pleasant
NEWS
Reserve for contingencies nnd
Valley Baptist Church of Amaritlo.
In
officiated,
was
Sundown
Burial
Been
somewhere?
company?
Had
other capital reserves .
ALLOTMENTS
Cemetery
Phone your news to 2816.
TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
TOTAL LIABILITIES, RESERVES,
We are proud to announce to all customers that recent rate reductions
1UY, SELL or LEASE
AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
by the State Board of Insurance on Homeowner and Extended Coverage Insurance Is effective January 1, 1973.
Menus
1972 recorded as 4th
wettest year in Post
the Editor...
that
City counc-il-
i
--
re-c-
South-wi-ve-
m
tl
DIs-natc-
-
one-tent- h
f
Shiver contract
.
New center proposal
I
sub-divid-
five-memb-
First National
Bai
city
COLONEL'S
three
profit-makin-
frt
.
-
first
round-the-yea-
P
Rites for father
-
of Post resident
JH-nt-
a,
mach-footed-
-
eltiht-feet-hlg- h
i8 ANNIVERSARY
en-nb- le
f
1
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BONDED
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return service again this year and invite
all my old customers and new ones too to
contact me on making out your return.
will have two assistants helping me
Use our many years of experience to help you select tho best coverage
I
will continue
to keep abreast of the work.
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u im
anytime.
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that title report of condition U true nnd correct
knowledge ami belief.
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hamoi mmom
p. e
MEMORANDA
Policios written with effectlvo date after January 1, 1973, will be
endorsed where permitted to apply your credit without Interruption of coverage.
If you do not have Insurance with the POST INSURANCE AGENCY
you may want to call us about a Homeowner Policy.
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C.
(s) O.
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weather puts crimp in cage activities here
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Cooper
$
n
Worth.
VT ,
Termed one of the most color
events of the yoar In Fort
Worth, the parade will kick off
the 77th edition of the Southwestern Exposition nnd Fat Stock
scheduled for n
run
j Show,
' Jan. 2G through Feb. 4 on Amon
Carter Square.
"Ours is the world's Inmost all- western parade," tho parade chair-- 1
r n ll
rrtfin juiui
ii'netni
ltt LwrV7U
iiiimi
nvvji rit
iiv
nuiliuilln
heritage alive by not allowing uny
f motorized
vehicles in the line-up.- "
The march, usually lasting more
than two hours and over 12 miles
i from beginning to end, will include
more than 2,500 horses and riders,
over 10 horse-draw- n
vehicles and
' ful
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HOUSTON
Houston, the sixth
largest city In the United States,
Is one of the fastest growing cities
nnywncro in mo wonu. it is n
compl exes, super
city of hlgh-rlsfrrtnwnua
In
ccommodntc
the
Hi i
mil"
p
UB.iiv
IWW
Houston Rodeo
tr a ci
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.i.t,Iltlr
"- In nncn'n.'.
....A-,-
JU wi
frail rides
will lead to
1.
psditionj permit
W
The annual
FORT WORTH
Fort Worth Stock Show parade Is
being planned and any group or
Individual can participate, reports
l Tom B. Saunders, Stock Show vice
prcsiucni ana parauc cnairmun.
g
Saunders said the parade,
riding clubs, marching bands
vehicles, will beand horse-drawgin at 2 p.m. Friday, Jan. 2C, nnd
march through downtown Fort
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of the
Astrodome. It
will
of
city
is
a city of
a
contrasts
bye
The
round
i first
progress.
cf the
Hut around the middle of Janplay the losers
uary, progress slows down as many
froship games
" of the citizens of Houston and the
S uie omcr
surrounding area begin to reminisce about the days of the "Old
ll I. f
I. West" days of campfircs, cattle-drive- s
and trail rides. They dust
off their start on th ctrall ride to
Houston, for tho Houston Livestock
posiponea Show nnd Rodeo, Feb. 21 through
March 4.
trav.Iirj crnJi'i-i"- ;
Some G.000 riders and 200 wagons
gladly endure the bad weather,
Cooper Junior ri '!i
long rides and tired feet to return
Irishman baske'b.ill
once more to the dnys off the
rosi s
Play Takika
the
world-famou-
Post vs. Frenship
games postponed
Fort Worth is
making plans
for big parade
...
ON
The Post vs, Frenship district
basketball games to have bean
pluycd at Frenship Tuesday night
were postponed because of hazardous travel conditions due to the ice
and snow.
No definite date was set for tho
gamos to be played, but n Saturday. Jan. 13, date is probable if
weather conditions improve enough
by that time.
In the only District 5AA games
played Tuosduy night, the Slat on
Tigers downed Roosevelt, 52 to 37,
to bring their league murk to
The Sluton Tlgorettes won.
to maintain n perfect district record along with the Post Dr- 2--
59-4-
d eta,. Rodney Compton, Danny Leo, Ricky Shepherd and
Johnny Jefferson Back row: Bill Hudman, Randy Konnedy,
Steve Hays, Roggie Moore, Rusty Conner and Rogsr Pace.
floats and some 30 school marching bands. The annual event usuul-l- y
draws more than 150.000
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Post eager s defeat
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A son, Michael James, was born
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scored two points each and Anita
Criado, one. June Raindl scored
21 points for the losers.
Post's starting guards were Ann
Mitchell, Jan Hall and Pam Fca-giwith Sylvia Smith also seeing
action. Guard Lea Mcrric Cross is
still out of action with a knee
Injury,
In the Junior varsity game, Tahoka led 4 at the end of the first
5
quarter,
at halflimc, and
7
at the end of the third quarter, with the Post reserves falling
only a point short of catching up
in the fourth quarter.
Grayling Johnson was Post's
high scorer with 10 points. Tony
Conner scored nine; Uob Crnig 7;
Kent Kirkpatrlck, six, and Randy
Joscy four. Mark Dcvcrs, Jackie
Dlacklock and Noah Abraham also
played.
The scoring summary of the varsity boys' game follows:
TAHOKA:
McClendon 3 2 8:
Gandy 0 2 2; McCord 4 0 8; Jim
Thomas 1 0 2; Dailey 0 0 0; John
Thomas 2 1 5; Drown 0 2 2;
Zcdlltz 0 0 0; Reynolds 5 0 10;
Miller 0 2 2. TOTALS 15 9 39.
POST: Hays 3 0 6; Moore 8 2 18;
Lee 4 4 12; Shepherd 4 3 11;
Pace 4 1 9; Mlndieta 0 0 0; Kennedy 0 0 0; Hudman 1 0 2; Conner
0 0 0; Compton 0 0 0. TOTALS
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clock. Larry Reynolds, the only
Tahoka player to hit in double
figures, scored 10 points before
fouling out. Four other Tnhoka
players also fouled out of the gzmc.
The Docs led 16-- at the end of
the first quarter In their
triumph, were ahead
at half
time, and
when the buzzer
sounded to end the third quarter.
Mclanlc King led the Post nttack
with 27 points on 10 field goals
and seven free throws. Heck I
Dal by scored 18 on seven fielders
and four from the free throw line,
and Jcndn Gilmorc hit 15 on six
field goals and 3 charity tosses.
Jodl Norman and Phyliss Kennedy
8--
BIKES
"no UKt
The Post Antelopes nnd Does
kept their District 5AA perfect
records intact here last Friday
night with a pair of wins over
Tnhoka, the boys by n score of
In
5S to 39 and the girls,
the night's lldliftcr, the Junior
varsity Antelopes lost to the Tah-ok- a
Jv's by a point,
In the boys' game, Post started
o
out "colder" than tho weather
nnd trailed tho Bulldogs,
at the end of the first quarter.
Nearly five minutes of the first
quarter was gone before Post
dented the scoreboard on Reggie
Moore's field goal. The Dulldogs
at the time, and
wero lending
Gary McCord hit a field goal at
the buzzer to give Tahoka an 2
lead going Into the second period.
The 'Lopes didn't get many shots
against a tight Tahoka defense in
the first quarter and the ones
they did get just wouldn't drop.
The worm turned In the second
quarter, however, with Post tightening up its own defense, and
Moore's two free throws pulled
i the 'Lopes up to
Roger Pace's
,
j field goal made it
then Moore
hit again to tie the score at
With 4:10 to go In the second
quarter, Steve Hays scored his
first points of the night on a field
goal, and Post was In the lead,
10- - 8. McCord
hit from the field to
pull the Dulldogs up even again
but Ricky Shepherd's free throw
put the 'Lcpcs back out in front,
11- - 10,
and Post led the rest of
tho way, going to the dressing
pad.
room t hnlftime with a
Post outscorcd the Bulldogs 16
to 12 In the third quarter and 25
to 13 In the fourth for their
margin.
Moore led the Post scorers, hitting for 18 points before fouling
out with 1:43 remaining on the
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ATTEND RECEPTION
Mayor Giles C. McCrary. the Rev
George L. Milller, J. II. Potts and
Jim Cornish attended a reception
at the Villa Inn in Lubbock last
Friday night for State Sen. 11. J.
"Doc" nianchnrd. The legislative
realignment
hns placed Garza
"Old West')
mere postponed
to
County in Sen. Hlnnchard's disb. I, at which time
trict.
rr3t, 8th Grade nnil freshman boys teams will go to
Cooper nnd tho three Cooper
ATTENDS FUNERAL
girls' teams will come to Post.
Jim Shipley was in Albuquerque,
The Post vs. Tnhoka Junior high
nnd freshman games that were N.M., I'uesday to attend funeral
MFflllT
postponed from Monday of last services for his cousin, Leslie
IHIw W
week will be plnyed Thursday, Jan. Shaw of Albuquerque, llurinl was
A 1
25, with tho boys playing at Tah-ok- a held In the National Cemetery in
'Ml
I.IUI
Santn Fe, N.M.
and the girls at Post.
Friday
POSTPONED
The Cub Scout pack meeting
which was to huve been held Mon- a
dnv- - Jun- ,5- hns bcon
22.
Monday,
to
The meeting
Jan.
will be held upstairs at the City
Hull at 7:30 p.m.
WINNING STREAK
EIGHT-GAM- E
This week s bad weather has been tho only thing to stop
Coach John Alexander s Post Antelopes who have an e ght
garni? w nrvng streak go ng and are 3 0 in District 5AA
competition From left to right, front row, are- Robert Mm- -
np, irosn
HODAKA
MIUiTlNG
CUH
his profits; and enable him to point
out to the people of his community not only
wh.r. to buy but now to save.
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Thursday, Jan.
H,
1973
fftmmicci
The Posr (Texas) Dispatch
COLONEL'S
Legal Notice
FROM TWIN CEDAR
jj
HELPFUL MAINTENANCE
YJurdina JJonie Yi
BllSrCKS?
of the City of Post, Texas, or the
AN ORDINANCE REGULATING Superintendent of Public Works.
after
From
(b)
THE ERECTION AND CONSTRUCTION OF BUILDINGS AND effective date of this Ordinance, no
OTHER STRUCTURES WITHIN person, persons, firm or corporat
THE CITY LIMITS OF POST, ion shall erect or duhu any com-- i
AN ORDINANCE NO. 289
and
or
the
struct u r e,
INSIGHTS
INTO PSYCHOLOGY
J
TEXAS, PROVIDING FOR THE mcrcial building
I
SECURING OF A PERMIT, PRIOR move on, add to, repair or Improve
1
struc-or
building
CONcommercial
any
OR
ERECTING
TO THE
'
STRUCTING OF A BUILDING turo within tho City limits of Post,where the cost thereof exOR OTHER STRUCTURE SETT- Tpvqs. OCn
uiUKmir flrt f no fin '
ING FEES FOR THE COST OF
a permit with the
application
for
REPEALING
SAID PERMITS.
EXISTING ORDINANCES, AND City Secretary of the City of Post,
PROVIDING FOR PENALTIES Texas, upon forms prescribed by
FOR THE VIOLATION OF THIS said City Secretary. Permits for
V?Axsut& who ruuv pAy
such commercial building or strucORDINANCE.
7 ATTEHTlOtJ TO TMtIR CMIlDBtU
fowVRV TO THEM THAT TMlB ICXA
by
solely
the
granted
be
shall
ture
SECTION ONE
VALUEPAWP THAT HI IS
AEI
Post,
KESreCTEP. tOCH RCrCT6VCS
The City of Post, Ordinance City Council of the City ofappllc-1
affording
the
A MUit Of
Texas,
after
tHIlP
THl
Amendments
ull
53
and
Number
FtttlUOofPteiOUAL
Ihcrc-to-,
are hereby repealed and ant a public hearing and after
woaru weir the cukd dial uon
CFFtCnvlW WITH THt WOKtP OF
held for naught upon the effective notifying all residential home ownEVEWTS ANP ffOPlt.
ers or occupants within three hundate of this Ordinance.
I
new
proposed
of
the
(300)
feet
dred
effective
the
(a) From and after
date of this Ordinance, no person, repair, erection or Improvement of
measured
property,
persons, firm or corporation shall commercial
line to property
"build, repair, improve or erect from property
any residential structure, where line, at least ten days notice of
the cost thereof exceeds $250.00 the time and place of said hear-- 1
within the City limits of the City ing. The fees for granting of said
s
commercial permit shall be one-- 1
or Post, Texas, without first
from the City Secretary of tenth (M0) of one (1) per cent of
tho City of Post, n building permit. the true value of said repairs,
Each person, persons, firm or construction, erection or Improve
corporation so desiring a permit ments.
rur nrviri
i
(c) From and after the effective
shall complete an application form
DISAPPEAR WUSO A PlATTtC OP
KSUTUCttV FRICp CMlCKlU l SCT
to bo furnished by the City Sec- date of this Ordinance no person,
PI rOBt lOUK 6UST. FOR
retary, furnishing such Informat persons, firm or corporation shall
AUlClCA IOVIS WUM THE
ion as will intelligently allow the erect, build, repair, improve, move
COtOUIU COOK." AUP IT A
COUVtUISUT
City Manager to ascertain the on. or alter any building, whether
MEAL FDCTHtSPUC
OF IMS MOUCUT.OOMWTIMC.
tnin rewt nf said hulldlne. erection. residential or commercial, located
HOMt
CAM
MAKERS
fC
repairs or Improvements. The) within the primary and secondary - . IT UP AT THE STOKESlMPlV
AMP TAKE
PCADY
TexHOME
IT
TO
Post,
SERVE.
City
of
AT
of
the
zones
fire
shall
ocrmlt
nslil
huildlnn
of
mo
THEIR OWM UBS1S.
h
(M0) of ono (I) per as, as said fire rones are now debe
cent of the estimated cost of said fined or as the same arc herclnaft-repalrImprovements, building or er defined, without securing from
erection of said house, building or the City Council of the City of permit as hereinabove set out.
Improvements, but in no event to! Post, Texas a permit authorizing
be Eullty of a misdemeanor
bo less than $5.00, Said fee shall such repairs, construction, moving shall upon
conviction thereof, shall
and
altering.
on,
or
erecting
building,
Manager
City
by
the
assessed
be
not less
The fee for said permit, within be fined in the sum of $100.00.
than
more
nor
$10.00
than
of
Post.
the fire zone of the City
pen(MO) of In addition to the criminal
Texas, shall be
buildone per cent of the true cost alties herein provided, any
ing, improvement, repair, erection
thereof
(d) From and after the effective made in violation of this Ordinance
or
date of this Ordinance, no person, may be required to be movedCity
persons, firm or corporation shall destroyed upon motion by the
commence the operation of any Council, as a common nuisance. or
(f) Any person, persons, firm
commercial firm, business or est-- I
obhshment within the city limits corporation who makes a false
of a perof the City of Post, Texas, with-- I Affidavit for the securing
of a misdemeaguilty
be
shRll
mit
City
the
from
securing
out firs
of making
Council of the City of Post. Texas, nor and upon conviction
pur'
magnetic
a permit to open and establish such false Affidavit for the
shall
said business In the location so de-- pose of securing a permit than
signs
assessed a fine of not les
91 .t. till rvr . ....v.l
At
' be A nor more man
flAAAA
ply to a temporary type business,
become
shall
(g) Snid Ordinance
far your car or truck
such as the selling of Christmas
In full force and
ond
effective
of
'trcea
types
sonsonal
or
other
st
good
'
Exposure
businesses, but Is meant to apply effect upon the publication of the
mm then hand lettering
to the permanent establishment of same as provided In the general
Mrfbs transfers from one
commercial business whlchi low and it Is so ordained.
a
vehicle to another
PASSED BY UNANIMOUS VOTE
be detrimental to the rest-- !
mleht
specie! trademarks
dontlal area in which It Is being of the City Council of the city
available
of Post, Texas, on this the 8th day
located.
See
(e) Prom and after the effective of January. 1373.
Giles c. Mctrory
date of this Ordinance any person,
DON AMMONS
Mayor
who
corporation,
or
persons,
firm
Advertising
Specialty
erects, builds, moves on. alters, ATTEST:
Phono 2816
changes, adds to any structure or Wnnde WHkorsen.
building without first securing a City Secretary
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one-tent-
shire and Preston.
Mrs. J. F. Sncad, Mrs. Jack
weather? I'm ready for a changcl Oakley, Mrs. Robbie Oakley a n a
Mrs. Inklcbargcr, Mrs. Dun I up Donna of Anton, Louise, Karen and
and Mrs. Franklin are not feeling Cindy Robinson of Post all visited
very well. They have colds. Every- Mrs. Ellis.
Mrs. Newberry and Mnck L e
one clso seems to be doing fine.
visited Mr. Newberry.
In my Christmas column, I failed
to mention that Judy Bush and
I don't know If I mentioned that
Jane Mason of Gamma Mu Soror- the Junior Girls from Calvary Bapity brought gifts to all the patients. tist Church brought bags of fruit
I'm sorry about not mentioning to all the patients. Tina Gree n e,
this. We do appreciate It. The pat- Dnrln Jnckson and Clndv C O O k
I
ients loved them.
urri with them. Wc aoorcclatc
Wc have not had many visitors their thoughtfulncss so much.
during this bad weather.
Also I think I forgot to mention
We extend our sympathy to Non-ni- o that the Spur Laundry gave us a
on
the
V. Llttrell and family
turkey. It was good!
loss of their loved one. May God
The ministers have all vlsl t c d
bless you all is our prayer.
Bob Collier and
Inez Huntly and Edith Clary us. Rev. Ford,
Klrkpatrlck
came Sunday
Patty
apmade their weekly visit. We do
preciate their coming to visit ev- and held services.
Others visiting during the holieryone and helping those who need
days
were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Millwalking.
Mary Dell Tillman visited her er and family, Mrs. Wilma Hodg-kis- s
visited their mother, M r s.
mother, Mrs. Dunlap.
Derek and Martha Jo Walls visit Miller. Lctn Davlcs, Jewel Self,
Clan Hancock of Midland, M r s.
ed Mrs. Susie Brown.
Elfreda, Wayne and Pam Car-pente- r, Earl Wilson of Slaton. Dr. Harry
Faye and Curtis Buck Tubbs and Elisabeth.
Mrs. Gene King from Hereford
visited Mrs. Gurlcy. Chunk Gurley
brought lunch to his mother, Mrs. visited Mrs. Gurlcy.
Vivian and Edd Garner of CanGurlcy, and also to Olllc Mickey
and Mrs. Clayton, Mrs. Gurl c ys yon visited Mrs. Harper.
Waylan Hood and family visited
roommates. He stayed and ate with
them which wc think was very his mother, Mrs. Hood.
Thanks to everybody who helpnice.
Mclvln Brookshirc and fam i I y ed to make this a happy holiday for
from Conroc visited Mrs. Brook- - all of us.
By SARA WHITLEY
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"through tho Payroll Savings Plnn
Cwliero you work. Bonds build you a
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excluding cigarettes, beer and liquor. Coupon
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Thursday, Jan.
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7973
Th
Pott (Texas) Dispatch
Legal Notices
ORDINANCE NO. 290
BEING AN ORDINANCE ADOP ,
ED FOR THE PURPOSE OF
AMENDING SECTION FOUR OF
CITY OF POST ORDINANCE
Aiding'
ArTck?MfSJ
tev,K.ngorofraSaruISe
inafter specified to hold tha
baBe, trash and rubbish that
normally accumulate on the
mlses.
owner, occupant,
(b)
ant V,!?7" X s r
yooVE tEEN ttosniA
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THAT HOfrifAL
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Students Have Dccn Uusy
The Eagle Roundup news has not
been published for several weeks
because of yearbook deadlines,
semester tests, bad weather, nnd
Christmas holidays.
ying
LETTERING
0 R
of Post. Texas, for residences.
SFLNCII LING
OF GARBAGE churches schools. colle8cs, lodBes, ,
ORDBR "HAT Tills. rommercinl buslnes es or other
wt--N ur inc. same MAY Hh builneM or otter nnrno, .hall
u.e Aor ptoptc pcpcup urcu
ID'
THEIK APIUTV TO WOC TO TA THEIR.
tlET PROV1D I N G A no lattr thn the 1st day of March
MM HOD FOR STENCILLING IS73. provide and maintain a
UIU.,T1II5
WHEW
LETTERING OR IDENTIFYING sjarbage recetapcU? and racks built
SID GARBAGE RECEPTACLE of wood or nwal, so designed
WCOMB lOSrWHUJTIieffCfAPWlUNtR
PROVIDING A METHOD
FOR that marauding animals or extreCPY STENCILLING OR RECFP-T- ' mely high wind cannot tilt or
jiintfuiH MOST MEN
ok ICKUE.
I F AND SETTING THE F.F-Ffirm ovr sakl garbage can or
TIVF. DATE THEREOF
nn as
by Section Five
WHEREAS,
the existing Oi din- - r Ordinance 1I
the some arc
ftf Pnat t -fMU
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nlariul tUMln
tUni
atli t nf th ritv
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fcimi fcUSC 341r.mAC ...ill
Will
"rf " n general and Ordinance 181 of
t all time remain In an upright
the City of Poet. Texae. In par- noaltton unions Intentionally re-do not provide a method moved.
i .ir.
r r identifying the ownership of
(C) Every Owner, occupant, tn-,- :
rcovirE a wipe vapieiy op
i ijuireceptacles, does not re-- ant or lea
twtiiK or occupying
qu.re that they be placed In rucks anv house, building, or structure
SUIT UVtwV FAUllV
l ' "iV
vd dt.s not provide a method for within the corporate ItmiU of Post,
nUAWClAU WEEPS Al-- P
st "K illmu or letterte sarbaae
icpiaclt-.- t and the same In neces- - scIhhIs,
colleges, loilgae, commor-- 1
s.irv m the orderly opera l Ion of cial btMineseex or othor ptirposos,
'he garbage collection; NOW. who fail to comply lo provision
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THEREFORE. DH IT ORDAINED (b) immediately above, shall be
ACCIPEUTAL
IMJUCV OC AFTEt Z
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THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE charged for such garbage services
TECIOP OF A WEETkVO
A MOMTM.
CH Y OF POST. TEXAS:
p'l-THE MOOTH, SkWtHJ;. OK A
an amount equal to double the
TO A PI5APUNS ltLNC,$. A, TOUC Y MAY
SECTION ONE
rates set in Section Eleven of City
rStfVlPG PI5APILITV lOCOUST
Section Four of Citv of Pout
A VCAC,
rnyc jgABta Aic 6r, cc cveu
Ordinance Number 1!)1 Is hereby ber 191, as the same now exists,
for '
repealed und there is substituted or as the same may be hereln-froAMiPCCr. MAUy FEOPLC CMOOSS A r?U,y
and after the effective date after amended. Such failure to
BNNH TO rSOVlPCWAPJUfTMRUT'liOCCUE
of this amondmcnt, the City of comply with said Section (b)
'Q-s-;
WWtciHK FAMILY FIXUS- WHAT TO PO IF THE
Post Ordinance Numbor 191. Sec-- , above shall bo determined by the
WA6 EACKCO PIASItlTy SHCOtP
tion Four, shall read as follows: Superintendent of Public Works or
toUTIOUE.TO FIUD OUT MOBK AKflUr-rti(a) Every ownqr. occupant, ten- - such other porson as the City
OrtlOlli AUAILAnir Tn vaii ininrt rin r.rrWtOtf. toWTATT 0(JR IQfAt Mnp?rcilTAJ lift CFFIC6.
nnt. or lossee using or occupying Council of the City of Post, may
nny building, house or structure delegate such authority, on the
within the corporate limits of the last day of each month and there-Cit-y
of Post. Texas, or residences
after sakl billing shall be at said owners carbace rocentaclos tn !
churches, schools, collegos, lodges. ' double the rates provided in Sec- - do stencilled or painted as requirmmiuuiniu uusinussc.i or oiner tion bleven at City of Poet Ord ed bv- this Amendment nnd -thrill
tut ail. mvt MTIVI
ui pi ji j, aiiuu (JIUVIUU Uiiu llllllll- - innnrB
.1.. JI1IIHI- - .make a charge of J 1.00 ncr 'car
t tJJ0ft
.
rAinntnilH elAnAlll.t.l
tam garbage cans or receptacles of .1uon 01 non compllancee
t.l.l
j.mu
iuh.iucu.
made
sufficient number nnd size as here-- , bv the Superintendent of Public charge, when so made, shall be
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.iinn .i sum
or lossue nnu snail uc
owner, occupant, tenant,
or lessee is in non compliance ' collected in the same manner as
AUSTIN
PAY BILLS
Do you hate waiting
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ai! other garbage fees are collect In long lines? Do you shudder to
boge collection charee shall b in. eu.
To Enjoy Continued
think of the upcoming license
creased at the rale of fifty cents
(f) Any owner, occupant, tenant plate renewal season? Docs the
CREDIT
per month until such time as the or lessee, using or occupying nny thought of nearly eight million ve- garbage collection fees for such building, house or structure within nicies ocing registered In Texas
message
The credit bureau's
owner, occupant, tennunt. or lessee the corporate limits of Post, Texas, this year scare you?
to the consumer Is simple. Pay
has reached an amount equal to for residences, churches, schools,
well, you can cheer up. The
promp'ly Spclln It out clearly
five times the base amount set colloges, lodges, commercial bus- Motor Vehicle Division of
the Texnever let an .iccoimt go fast
in Section Eleven of Ordinance inesses or other purposes,
who as Highway Department was to
due without payment or Immed191.
Number
At auch time as th falls to comply with Section (b) mail out renewal applications for
iate contact with the creditor
1973 license plates shortly after
m addition
Never allow .in account to beP-".
come an Iten charged off to compiles with the requirements of an other penalties, fines, forfeit- Christmas.
Vehicle owners who wish to
nrnflt nnd lot... Thl mrnn thnl Section (b) immediately above, ures nnd other provisions containthen said owner, occupant, tenant ed
the merchant has given up hopes
horcln,
191 of avoid the long lines can simply
or
in
Ordinance
or lossee's garbage collection rate
or collecting and has changed
return tho entire application by
shall revert to the base rate pro- the City. of Post. Texas, by the mail to the tax assessor-collectyour account from nn asset to
City
of
Post discontinuing all mun-cipin their home counties with tho
an expense Item. The Item is vided In Section Eleven of City of
Post Ordinance Number 191.
water service and garbage registration fee and
.lutomntlcalh- - recorded In the
$1 per vehicle
(d) .Every owner, occupant, ten
u uic f0r handling and
vv'- "files of the credit bureau There
'n
'
It cannot be chanaed
""!, Z.
nltered
H
are three things to re
.j uuiiuion, uousc or structure '
uj i member:
unless subsequent dealings with
1. Leave the handv
the same firm icsults In a better within the corporate limits of Post. I hereof . provided, however, that
three-nar- i
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for
dlrnnllmiinr nf n.imM.,.1
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-record.
uon
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senaratc
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the
Irwin..
rallnai
nn,lnr
n.,K.. vuuevi- - inrcc pans,
Never allow nn account to be Schools
u
:
"hvj, vMitiiui - f nrvif.v m..v..
hhium;c
cial
businesses
or
ion
shall be done only after the
other purposes
listed In the collection depart'
2. Mall it to the county tax or
shall cause to be lettered or sten- Superintendent nf Pnhllr Unrl. fl. i .... i
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ment of the credit bureau. Pnv.
J,uur ""me county.
1
mcnt in full will result In better cilled on each garbage receptacle,
such owner, oecutunt. ton. in tn m- - mnv.....
so used by said owner occupant, nnt or lessee of such non com- - will only
credit reports, but the Item must
delay your getting your
remain on file for many years tenant lessee, said owners, occup i
iiimii, icfcuiii i uij piaics.
u come nernaDs ror tne rest or ants, icnanis or lessees name or receipt requested.
3l De 5Ure ,0 Include your reg
That such owner
your life.
residence address. Said stencilled occupant,
titration fee plus an additional Jl
tenant
or
in
it
lessee
Your credit record is n ntctura
letters shall be a minimum of non compliance
with Section (b) or cacn nutomoDiie to be reg
three (3) inches in height nnd shall nerc-o- r
or your character and has been
and
allows
ten (10) days istered: oy mail.
to
found
be stencilled or painted with a
be an extremely acYou may nnolv for vour llrrnto
me
ior
of
correction
such non comcurate tmlde to VtHir future nr. black or dark paint
plates by mall after Januarv I
pliance.
Hone, particularly pertaining to
(e) Every owner, occupant, tenPASSED DY UNANIMOUS VOTE However, county tax offices won't
ant or lessee using or occupying
wneiner you win pay future conof
the City Council of the City of oe sending tne license plates until
tracts and debts.
any building, house or structure
Post,
Texas, on this 8h day of after February 1. You shnuM
Keen veur Dlcture hrleht and
within tho corporate limits of the
low at least 30 days from the time
1973,
January,
sninhsff and enlov all ihn mo.
City of Post. Texas, for residences,
you
appiy for the license plates
O. C. McCRARY.
vmiences oi me macnine age. churches, schools. eollsi
to dc returned.
MAYOR
You can cut off the advastams
commercial businesses or
The 1973 plates must !xj display
of credit buying by disregarding purposes shall comply with other
Seced
on your vehicle bv Anril 1.
WANDA
or Ignoring warnings of your
WILKERSOM.
tion fd) above, within thlHv
registration will begin
merchant friends.
days of the effective date of this CITY SECRETARY
ai county tax otiices and, in some
Ordinance and upon the failure of
special substations
on
said owner, occupant, tenant or
" y00 ore rich and have two counties,
February I Even though the mi
lessee to comply with said
yu are diversified. If you tomatrd
registration
application
inance then In that Kvont th are poor, you arc moonJIehtlne.
nas speeded up the registration
Sanitation Department of the Citv
process, tho waiting lines will
ASSOCIATION OF POST
of Post, Texas, shall be and Is
Dispatch classified ads work grow progressively loncer bv the
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iiarcn ji cuioii ante.
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Jan.
Jan.
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Dear r
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LUCCACK WIUtUTRAVELUJO
Adverse weather
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interrupts area
cotton harvest
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Inst month
.
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""""""ns ior suits
from friend
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Thi.
TM'Uo THAT PO DOUBte PUTy.
A CAR BSP, FORlMMANCC.MAy
AI.50 BG
At A CKIB OK A
Utp
At
yur
in
area.
The rc;noni.
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kwi in.it each ol
n.vi
packages
ui an oi
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In
f?ULL Ofifirue. roap pefoko
TRMIU& TO 5tTTlt RACK SCAT
HA?LE& DeiWKUTHtKip.
wmsu you's pBiviwctoutt tres
awp uimp iauip ntoki tub
inncciiauan oi bciiool
Students had n holiday Inst Frl-- !
day because of Icy roads. Teachers
reported to school for n workday.
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;IHST CHRISTIAN
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Unfavorable won-- r
thcr interrupted all cotton harvest
activities on the South Plains nnd
cotton sample receipts declined to
a few thousand dally nt the four ; REAP
U. S. Department of Acrlculture
WACO
Tcxns Farm llurcau
cotton clussing offices, according
W. K. Palmer, In chnrge of President J. T. (Red) Woodson
i to
j the classing office In Lubbock.
'said today that tho federal cost-- ,
However, ginning, sampling nnd sharing program for most soil nnd
,
classing continued due to accumu- water conservation practices should
lated backlogs of cotton harvested be continued.
Commenting on the Administrabefore the snow.
Samples from 1,252,000 bales had tion's cut-of- f
of funds for the
been classed nt the Lubbock, Rural Environmental
Assistance
Drownfleld, Lnmcsa and Lcvclland (REAP) nnd Water Unnk programs
nnd disaster loans to farmers, the
offices through Friday, Jan. 5.
I
Personnel at the four offices test- state farm leader said that
ed nnd classed samples from
should not be expected to
239,000 bales during the week end-In- g benr an unequal portion of federal
the 5th.
spending cuts.
Under the REAP program, anEstimates indicate that approxl- s
matcly
of this sen- - nual payments have beecn offered
son's crop is now out of the fields. land owners covering part of the
Grades were about tho same as cost of Installing approved conserthe previous week. Strict Low vation nnd pollution control
Middling (41) was the predominant
grade at Lubbock during the week,
"This program, which Is cost-- i
making up 19 per cent of nil cotton sharing and not an Income suppleclassed. Low Middling (51) made ment, benefits all people," Wood- -'
up 15 per cent, Strict Low Middl- son said. "It Is an Investment In I
I
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.L.Iing Llcht Spotted (42 16 nor rnnt tUt fntiiM
im.miv nf
ui una- luumry iinu noi ,
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and Strict Low Middling Spotted u suusiuy auiciy 10 rmc OCnCIlt 01 I
(13) 12 per cent.
ianu owners." "ino soil and water
Average staple length also re- conservation practices not only
mained about the some. Staples contribute to pollution control, but
continued to be predominantly 30 nlso help provide Americans with
to 33. Twenty-tw- o
per cent had a a bountiful food supply nt reasonstaple length of 30, 22 per cent able prices."
stapled, 31, 25 per cent was 32
Woodson said farmers and ranchnnd 17 per cent was 33.
ers do support measures to reduce
Micronalrc readings were steady inflationary pressures because they
from the previous week.
are hurt more than most groups
The Agricultural Marketing Ser- by higher production costs since
vice of the USDA reported brisk they cannot pass along cost Intrading on the Lubbock market. creases. If the Administration Is
Demand continued strong for better determined to cut federal spend-ing- ,
grade, premium micronalrc cotton.
It should bo across the board
Prices were $2.50 to $5 per bale In all department of government,
higher on cotton with mi
the state farm lender said.
of 3.3 nnd better, stendy on cotton
with mlcronalre of 3.0 through 3 2
The CCODrnnhlrnl rontxr nf Aln.
and lower on all cotton with
Ska Is about 95 mllr
smith nf
of 2.9 and lower.
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YE-A-
Jan.
New Home, horo
Smyer, there
23
Meadow, there
Jnn. 2G
Sundown, here
Jnn. 30
Wilson, hero
Feb. 2
New Home, there
Yearbook Work
Tho junior high boys nnd girls
Two shipments of the Engtc's basketball schedule Is ns follows:
I Nest,
New Home, here
Jan. 8
1973 yearbook,
have been
Wilson, here
Jan. 15
mailed to Taylor Publishing Co.
Jan. 22
Sundown, here
Dave Tuohy. Lubbock photograph- '
itt iwl eniVlnre
r kirvrt rl
Jnn. 29
Meadow, there
hni Will
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fr n r(MbtlU
Itartllllj DbHWI
Feb. 5
Smyer, here
lures. The final annual shipment
Feb. 12
New Home, .there
must be ready early In February.
Feb. 19
Wilson, there
Feb. 28
Sundown, there
Basketball Schedule Released
All high school games begin nt
Following is the schedule for the
high school basketball teams (boys 7 p. m., nnd all Junior high games
begin nt 5:30 p.m. Tho remainnnd girls):
ing games for both high school
Sundown, there
Jan. 9
and Junior high nrc district games.
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GARZA COUNTY
FOURTH QUARTER FINANCIAL STATEMENT
FUND
Salary
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Retail Merchants
General
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Equipment
Pet. 1
Equipment Pet. 2
Equipment Pet. 3
Equipment Pet. 4
tumbleweed
9.061.03
8.595.00
8.480.66
7,401.94
11,163.50
6,629.41
6,077.57
1,105.57
5.291.03
3,183.40
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4.274.71
9,925.09
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320.87
3,123.82
3,091.16
1.291.78
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1.073,89
1.644.11
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Lateral Pet.
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HERBERT WAfcLS
Cor.rnlslfttr Preelnct
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THE STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY OP GARZA
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County Jud
PAUL II. JONES
Commissioner Precinet
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Commissioner Preelnct
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64,148.25
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Balance
4.477.44
Oana County Social Security
Lateral Pet. 4
Garza Co. Investments
Revenue Sharing Fund
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9.110.79 ..
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Permanent Improvement
Criminal Justice Planning
Voter Registration
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County Wide
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