The San Saba News and Star from San Saba, Texas • Page 2

1 San Saba News Slat- April 20, Cancer Crusade Gets Underway Tuesday, Aipril 11, was "kick-off" day for the Crusade to raise funds for the county- unit of American Cancer Society. Some 40 persons were pfel- 6nt for the kick-off at 10 Tuesday, in the home of R. C. Felts, Crusade chairman, Among those present were S. G.

Boynton, county president; and Frank Graham, district field director. Each person working in the Crusade may be identified by a badge attached to their clothing. Educational material will be left at every home called upon by the volunteer workers whether or not a person gives to the fund. "This is a very vital time for funds to be increased for research, etc. Your contribution may help wipe out cancer in your life time," Airs.

Felts said. On Monday, preceding the kick-off, Mmes. W. W. Longmire, Worth Nance, F.

W. Farley, Preston Robinson, Lillie Craig and Vivian Carter met in the home of Mrs. Felts to prepare the kits to be used by the volunteer workers over the county. The kits were picked up by the volunteers when they met for the kick-off on Tuesday morning, April 11. SAN SABAN Midshipman Bruce A.

son of Mr. and Mrs. KiMorlv A. Sowers, has been awarded a four-year Naval KOTC Scholarship to the I'lmersity of Texas at Austin, following a recommendation by Captain H. A.

Hilson, Commanding Officer ol the Naval UUTC Unit at the University. Midshipman Sowers was recommended for the scholarship due to his academic achievement and military performance during the fall semester of 1971. Edmund Hennlger Honored On Birthday Mrs. Edmund Henniger of Bend honored her husband in observance of his birthday night, April when children and families came to holp him celebrate. Sandwiches, pie, cake, punch and coffee were served to Mr.

und Mrs. Malvin Griffen of Lake Victor; Mr. and Mrs. Locus Stcenken, Stockda'le; Mrs. Xeal Henniger, Seguin; Mr.

and Mrs. Emerson Brister and family of Taylor; Mr. and Mrs. William Albert and son, Houston; Mrs. Claud Baraet and sons, Cok'man; and Mr.

and Mrs. Lloyd Henniger, Kempner. Also, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Moischen, Mr.

and Mrs. Moody Honniger, Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Morris, Mr. and Mrs.

Dickie Eckhoff, M. and Mrs. Otto Eckhoff, Mr. and Mrs. William Clark and sons and Mrs.

R. H. illenniger, all of Bend. The Honnigers received a telephone call from their son- in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Lester Ray Shirley, of Newalla, who were unable to attend -the birthday celebration. HOl'SEWARMING PLANNED Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Deeds of Holt community will be honored with a housewarming at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, April 22, in their new home recently completed.

Everyone is invited to attend, according to Mrs. Junior Evans and Mrs. Wayne Powell, who are amcjig those planning the occasion. DIRTHDAY HONORRE Mrs. W.

H. Franklin was honored with a birthday dinner Sunday, Ajpril 16, in the home of her daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs. R.

G. Walking and children. Others present were Carey Franklin if Torrance, Mr. and Mrs. George Franklin, Bill and Susan, of Piano; ajid Mr.

and Mrs. A. L. Franklin. Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Huber and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Hamrick and boys, all of Austin, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Hamrick. BASKIN INSURANCE AGENCY FOR ALL YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS P.O. Box 908 Phone 372-5255 San Saba, Texas DECA AWARD three DECA students in San Saba High School were given special recognition and presented awards at the annual ICT-DE Banquet, honoring the students' employers Tuesday evening, April 11. From left to right, they are Charlene Rogers, DECA Sweetheart; Bill Jones, Outstanding Boy; Alice Gauny, Outstanding Girl. by Ray Harris Joe Ray Harris Receives Honor Joe Ray Harris, a junior petroleum engineering student, Is among 03 students in the College of Engineering at The University of Texas who have been named Engineering Fellows for the spring semester.

Dean Earnest F. Gloyna honored the Fellows with a reception Thursday, April 13, in the UT Austin Union Building. Academically, the Engineering Fellows represent the top five per cent of the sophomore, junior and senior classes in the College. Selection Ls based upon overall academic performance in the University through the fall semester. The designation is not permanent, but is renewable each long-session semester.

Harris is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Harris, 1301 West Sunset. Mr. and Mrs.

Edgar Vogel visited Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lane and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Munsell Sunday afternoon.

Mrs. Thelma Gates and Mrs. Clyde Lussier returned recently from a trip to Phoenix, where they visited Mrs, Gates' daughter, Marcy Gates. Henry Brockman of Fairbanks, Alaska, is visiting hia niece, Mrs. Brantley Barker.

THIS WEEK'S Food Specials THURSDAY, April 20 thru WEDNESDAY. April 26 BAKE-RITE SHORTENING 3 Lbs. LEMON JOY LIQUID DETERGENT 49( DEL MONTE CORN 303 Siie 2 for SKYWAY PEANUT BUTTER Lb. Size FLORIDA GOLD ORANGE JUICE 6-oz, 3 for ARMOUR'S STAR BACON I Lb. Pkg.

HOM-MAID BRAND CAN BISCUITS 4 for SUN VALLEY SOLID OLEO 2 for GANDY'S FRO-ZAN Half Gallons 0 for $100 GANDY'S ICE CREAM Half Gal. GANDY'S MILK Gal. BARBECUE TOGO Davidson's Grocery OPEN 7 re 6 CLOSED SUNDAY Market Report Urownwood Cattle Auction Brownwood, Texas 4-12-72 MARKET: Buyer attendance normal. Slaughter bulls and cows weaker to fully $1.00 lower. Lightweight stocker and feeder cattle steady to $1.00 lower.

Medium and heavyweight stocker and feeder cattle about to .50 lower. Cows and clfs. and stocker cows weaker to barely steady. ESTIMATED RECEIPTS: head. Stocker Steer Calves wts.

250-4251b Stocker Heifer Calves wts. 250-425 tb 36.50-48.50 Steer Yearlings wts. 500-7001b 31.50-39.75 Bull Yearlings Heifer Yearlings Plain Feeder Steers 32-38 Plain Feeder Heifers Cows Good 246.00-355.00 Plain 235.00-291.00 Stocker Cows 196.00-255.00 or 23.50-25.75 per Ib. Slaughter Cattle Fat calves Fat cows Utility cutter cows 21.40-24.25 Canners 18.75-21.25 Shells 12.50 down Stocker bulls 22.25-31.50 Slaughter bulls 24.75-30.75 REPRESENTATIVE SALES H. H.

Lawson, Rising Star. 1445tb blk. bull, 30.75; A. C. Spinks, Mullin, 1545tb red bull, 31.10; Cattle Goldthwaite, red cow and $315.00 and 8851b blk.

cow, 24.50 and 340tb char, 40.25 and 390 tb char, 44.50; Fred Johnson, Conianehe, 5 wf. 440tb avg. 39.75 and 350 Ib wf. 52.00 and 7 wf. 492tb avg.

39.25; W. M. uMcKinzie, Comanche, 1575Ib hoi. cow, 24.00; J. C.

Claborn, Cross Plains, 2701b wf. 57.50 and 245 tb wf. 59.50; Dennis iMosley, Blanket, 2251b wf. 47.00; Erie D. Robertson, Goldthwaite, SlOIb wf.

55.50; F. L. (Merrill, Rising Star, 350tb hoi. bull, 38.25; Ernest E. Pallette, May, 22 blk.

367tb avg. 38.70. "THAT'S YOUR NEW CAMPER?" Camping and boating iment sporting goods cameras all can 'be insured with 'all coverage costing only about of vidue. Check, with the Clowe Agency, CLOWE INSURANCE AGENCY w. A.

CLOWE BOSA IEE CIOWE SAN SABA PH. 372-3311 Rites Held For Joe Carrigan Funeral rites for Joseph B. Carrigan, 49, 1805 Summitt, Dallas, former San Saba county were held at 10 iajn. Saturday, April 15, in 'Howell-Doran Funeral Chapel, conducted by the Rev. Albert Brown.

Burial was in Goldthwaite Cemetery under the direction of Howell Doran Funeral Home. Pallbearers included Archie Rutherford, Woodrow Johnson, Trenton Hamrick, Jody Whitley, iNouiman H. Hardmaoi and iLoyd Locker. Carrigan, a hair stylist, died at 9 a-m. Wednesday, April at his home in Dallas.

He was born 16, 1922, in Lampasas, son of Randolph Carrigan and Rosa Chisom Carrigan. He was a bachelor and a World War II veteran. He had been a resident in Dallas for 15 years. Survivors include two brothers, Jim Carrigan of Glen Rose and R. V.

Carrigan of Junction; a sister, Mrs. Vera Bowden of Big Lake. and certified the election and declared Mayor H. D. Chadwick Aldermen Tommic Tinney and Joe Ragsdale duly elected.

Rcavis administered the oath of office to the newly elected members and Joe Ragsdale was elected to serve as Mayor Pro Tem to April 1974. W. Owen Parks, secretary of San Saba Municipal Golf Association, met with the Council to get approval of hiring Jerry Turner as a maintenance man at a salary of $350 per month, starting April 1. He is to be carried on the city payroll and will receive his check each first and 15th of the month, however, the Golf Association is to re-imburse the City for his salary and social security. The Council voted approval.

The Council had a discussion about the article that ap- ipeared in a recent issue of the local newspaper pertaining to the City spending of the one cent sales tax money and decided to make the following statement: "Since there seems to be Some question about the integrity of the City Council, they invite any interested party or parties to visit with the Council when payment on the one cent sales tax income is received so that they may determine that the money is being spent in keeping with statements made by the Council." The Council a Law Enforcement Interlocal Assistance Resolution, authorizing law officers to assist any other county or municipality when the mayor or other officer authorized, declared a state of civil emergency requesting their assistance, etc. Jody Lewis, Maurice Lusty, Ricky Willborn, Jerry Willborti, Henry Lewis, Robert Burleson and John Gibson visited Ronald and Russell Moore during the weekend. SSHS Studtfit Geuiieil 'Who 1 Who' a recent San Sabft High School Student Council ftififet- ing, members chose "Who'ft Who" in Safti Saba Hifh iSohool. Receiving honofa were: Friendiliest Linda Monty ftiggs; Icy French and iRoy Lee French; Neatest Ann ituy- kendall, Richard Mattltsby; (Most Reaves, iNorris MdGarty. Also, (Moat Harris and firasmo Salinas; Most Sincere Sharon Nicholson, Tony Higginboth a Best All.

Smith and Tom Epperson; Most Likely To Succeed Kfisti Ddran and Gerald Mr. and iMrs. George B. Walker spent the weekend with iMns. Ljmell Walker of Austin, They were met there by their daughter, iPeggy.

who teaches school In San Antonio. Nutgrass in your peanuts? lime to use Vernam wtLoac You control nutgrass and other tough weeds for sure when you mix Vernam herbicide in the soil before peanut planting. Yes, you stop nutgrass, seedling Johnson- grass, crabgrass, pigweeds, lambsquar- ters and many others that foul your fields and reduce yields. Many peanut growers use Vernam plus Treflan tank-mix when Texas panicum or Colorado- grass and light nutgrass infestations are a problem. But where nutgrass is bad, your sure control is Vernam alone.

Vernam controls 27 other grass and broadleaf weeds in addition to giving outstanding control of tough nutgrass. Vernam saves much cultivation and hoeing and so reduces disease and mechanical injury. And biodegradable Vernam avoids soil residue problems for your next crop. For bigger peanut' profits, see your authorized Stauffer dealer now for Vernam. Stauffer Chemical Company, Agricultural Chemical Division, Westport, CT06880.

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