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Basketball Report It ftafi another sad Week for San Saba Basketball teams With. only the High School teafn captuflng a Victory and the grade winning two as the rest took their lumps, Basketball schedules haVe alsa beeft severely chopped in ah effort to Conserve energy, At least five games have been Cut from the Junior High schedule and bistfict has been split into two zohes to Cut travel time, Getting back to the games last week, Hamilton Varsity fcoys outran San Saba with DreWs scoring seven points for San Saba followed by Tisdale 6, Geldtneier 5, Spears, Jennings, Davenport and Wall 4 each and Salinas 2. In the 'B' game San Saba jumped off to an early lead only to see Hamilton come back and tie the game in the third quarter. After Hamilton held a brief lead San Saba spurted back to win 40-6. Hardman was high scorer with 17, Christian and Miles both had 8 and Martin scored 7.

In a Freshman game, Hamilton easily defeated San Saba 60-36 despite a 16 point effort by Hardman and 14 points by Miles. Reavis, Cisneroz and Cantu got 2 each. The Coach says of the 8th grade team: "All of our boys played and did a fine job." Nicky Christian and Joe RECEIVES PROMOTION (SC) Gary L. Wood, son of Mr. Mrs.

Woodle Parks of Rlchland Springs, has been promoted to Controller of Magcobar Iran, S.A.K. A graduate of Rlchland Springs High School and Texas University, Wood joined Dresser, Inc. In September 1968 as an accountant within the Group Accounting Services Department. Since November 1960 he has worked in Lagos, Nigeria as the assistant controller of Dresser Nigeria, Ltd. He his Stephanie, and "sons, Charles and Kevin, spent two weeks" with their parents while" on vacation In September, Williamson both Scored 8 points each in leading San Saba to a victor? ever Marble Falls, Helping out were Brady Johnson 5, Richard Sosa 4, Jeff Reid, and Steve Holland 8 each, And for the 8th grade game with dornanChe the CoaCh writes! you missed this one you missed a Brady Johnson was the high scoring with 12 pbihtsj Christian and sosa both had 8 and Williamson, Reid and Wayne Miller all added 2 points as San Saba won the "thriller" 35-34, For the 7th grade the effort was there but the score was in favor of Marble Falls 37-14, High man for San Saba was Troy Hibler 6, Bret McCall 5, Juan Surita 2 and Larry Reid 1, Another effort was made against Comanche as Hibler scored 4, McCall 3 and Barry Senterfltt 2 in losing Comanche 51-9.

Of the 7th grade team coach writes, "All of our boys are playing and consequently our score'seems low but this gives them all Invaluable experience I feel they need at this stage of their athletic participation." The San Saba Junior High girls team lost to Marble Falls by just six points, 27-21 as Patti Kemp scored 7 followed by Kris Baskln 6, Diane Senterfltt, 5 and Susie Cantu 3. Against Comanche theJunlor High girls were "blitzed" 18-0 In the second quarter and were down 31-6 at the half. After regrouping they came back In the second half scoring 11 points and holding Comanche to 12 as they lost 43-17. Kris Baskln took individual houors with 11 points with Diane Senterfltt 4 and Pattl Kemp 2. The first sawmill at'Hunt- linptohj' 1827, was operated by wind power.

We'd like to take time out of our busy schedule to wish you and yours the happiest of holiday seasons and thank you for your patronage! FROM IVlRYONi OF US AT MODERN WAY GROCERY The ASCS Monthly Report ffie Ssii Saba County ASCS (AgttciiihiMi Stabilisation and Coftsel-Valloh Semite) i-emtods faffnei-s and J-anchefs oh subjects of AliottnRht Ptesem- tlohj Cohsetvation ttactlces and Mal-keting cards In the fegulat 1 monthly newsletter submitted under the direction of fell! kirkpatrick, County Executive bireetoh Also the ASCS office will be Closed on DeCi 25 and January 1) both legal holidays. Under the subject "Allotment Preservation" Is the following reports In 1974 approved Vegetative cover on cropland may protect feed grain, wheat and cotton allotments on parti- clpatlng and noh participating On participating, Idle farms the operator must forgo vegetative cover protection of forfeit feed grain and wheat payments, Ah Intention to forfeit payment fnust be filed before It Is determined whether there will be a payment, Farmers and ranchers are encouraged to maintain conservation measures carried out Under previous REAP and ACT pfogf ams because they are required to be maintained for their lifespan. Failure to do so can result In penalty. January 29, 1074 Is the final date to return Peanut Marketing Cards, Members of the County Committee are Wayne Powell, Robert Broyles, Bennie Lively and Billy member). Louise Oswald Attends Workshop Louise Oswald, Principal of San Saba ElementafySchool, attended a Safety Education Workshop In San Angelo, Tuesday, Dec, 11.

Mrs. Joddle Witte with the Texas Education Agency suggested ways of Implementing a safety program In the community. Mrs, Witte stated the aim Is to teach children to perform correctly rather than to refrain from performance because of possible dangers. This can be achieved when students acquire knowledge and behavioral patterns for safety and efficient living. Mr, Frank Perkins, Patrolman Department of Public Safety, San Angelo, spoke on tho need for parents, teachers, and com mUhity leaders to develop in children an awareness of the necessity for safe con- duet on bicycles, the need to acquaint Children with bicycle driving techniques, cafe of a bicycle, and all ordinances concerning bicycle safety, Tdd Ute te Ckmlfy 20, 1973 The San Saba Nsws Slight; ly used iMofcning 'Glory ef and chair, maple trim.

Sleeper has -brand new mattress. Both pieces $325.00. fl-piecc dining group includes buffet and china, 5- dinette, excellent condition, maple table, two loaves, 4 chairs. 4- piece bedroom suite, very nice, ibig 4-drawer antique dresser, $95.00. iNABBL'S EARLY AMERICAN SHOP, 303 E.

Wallace, 12-20-lok Continued from Page 1 signed with Kenneth Maultsby for a fire guard; It was agreed to maintain the old paved high- Way 190 from Mafkeyvllle to Rlchland Springs and the old paved highway from the San Saba City Limits on the Old Pecan Grove Road to the Intersection of FM 1480 out of county-wide funds and bids were asked for a motor grader for Precinct No. 4, A resolution Was also approved by the commissioners asking the Constitutional Revision Commission and the Constitutional Convention to preserve the Constitutional commitment of Highway Funds in framing the new Constitution for the State of Texas." On Dec. 14 and agreement was signed with Clovis better for terrace repair, Ing Precinct No. 1 equipment, O. W.

Taylor and Bob lor, Locker Cemetery trustees and Merle Taylor and Sam Boyntoh requested a perpetual trust fund for Locker Cemetery. There was $3,650.00 put Into the fund and Judge Turley was named trustee by the commissioners, A Soil Conservation Service team established there were 640 miles of roads In San Saba County by actual measurement. Try a WANT AD tot OWENS PURE PORK (Reg. or Hot) SAUSAGE OWENS PURE PORK (Reg. or Hot) Sausage 2 29 A.

BONELESS OR WHOLE Mini Hams SWIFT QRAOE BUTTERBAU TOM 1 19 TURKEYS LB. NEUHOFF SMOKED COOKED 20-24 LB. AVERAGE LB. Harm LFOnWHOLE 3 LBS 4 59 Mohawk Hamo Sirloin Strips BO Brisket 19 Little Sialers HORMEL 89 Hot or Mild Links LB 89' Sliced Bacon SUM 19 A-F. Franks PREM IUM Sliced Meats "icW'oLiVE 59 U.

S. 0. A. GRADE PRIME CHECKER- QQc BOARD 16-19 AVG LB. 99 YOUNQ HORMEL'S CURES! UUCKlmg 4-6 AVG.

Vt OR WHOLE $A29 SUNDAY HOUSE U.S.O.A. OR. SMOKED 2 1 29 Ham LB. NEUHOFF OR DOLD HAMS 79 SMOKED I COOKED Shank Portion SHURFINE CRANBERRY SAUCE 160Z. CAN NEUHOFF OR OOLO sun PORTION Hams' 7 NEUHOFF OR DOLD CENTER PORTION Hams SWIFT YOUNG HEN TURKEYS U.S.D.A.

GOLD CREST SELF-BASTING FRESH FROSTED FRYER Gizzards SHURFINE Pumpkin 15' COFFEE Shasta Drinks A. F. Potato Chips Tomato Catsup DEL MONTE DEL MONTE SWEET $100 4 CANS SHURFINE SALAD Dressing :75 WISHBONE DELUXE FRENCH Dressing TOWIE STUFFED MANZANILLA Olives 7 RAINBO SWEET Gherkin 2 :49 SHURFINE PLAIN OR IODIZED Salt 26 NlO PETER PAN PEANUT Butter 2 R75 SUGARY SAM Cut Yams 30C 49 TOWIE RED MARASCHINO Cherries SHURFINE FRUIT Cocktail McCORMICK VANILLA Extract IE 49" MCCORMICK GROUND Cinnamon m.43 McCORMICK GROUND POULTRY Seasoning 750Z 25 NONESUCH Mincemeat 90 39 BAKER ANGEL FLAKE Coconut 35 N25 California Pascal Banquet DINNERS GOLDEN Mellow" BANANAS Sunkisl Navel Oranges, Red Grapes or Delicious JtlDDI Wash, Fancy Red or Golden fir I BedW "Mix or Match" 19 Pecans Celery Cranberries Oc u.39 Sweet Potatoes SNOWDRIFT FROZEN SPECIALS OLE SOUTH ASSORTED FOLDERS Coffee 88' OLE SOUTH 2 io-inch 32 QQc CARNATION SIZE o9 HEALTH BEAUTY AIDS CLAIROL HERBAL ESSENCE Shampoo CLAIROL HERBAL ESSENCE RREME Rinse BIQ K89 6 ALBERTO BALSAM Lotion NICE i EASY REG. $2.49 Hair Color PSSSSTINSTANT Shampoo IQOZ. OOc BHL.

00 $199 Bufferin m77' Spray oz. one STL. Ice Cream BOOTH STANDARD DAIRY SPECIALS $HURFRESH CORN OIL Oleo 12B 59 iDog Food VILLA CHQCOUTE'COVKReO 'StEACH Cherries PKO 59 Purex I1IP THIS COI POX I INSTANT COFFEE WITH THIS P9UP0N VJHATID'FOOP STORES ciigpoN veto IFTIR yeq. WITH $5.00 OR MORE FOOD PURCHASE FLOUR AFFILIATED HUNTS WHOLE SPICED HJ Peaches £Ac BISGUIT MIX GAL 69 S4 att CORNB PKG. IOOZ.

$129 OORNBREAOMIX Corn-Kits KRAFT MAR5HMALLOW Creme 70? 33 LIPTON Tea Bags 1W PK 1 09 pec ALCOA HEAVY DUTY Foil HiVi $100 Wednesday, IANS Dec. 26, 1973 I I fe it 1 I MODERN WAY GROCERY I We Give Green Stamps POUIIF, QRIIN STAMPS BViRY.