The Brookshire Times from Brookshire, Texas • Page 2

TWO TTIK TIMES Hometown newsna'' i ev for and Katv, Texas December 19, 1963 Seven Tigers Named 02112o3 ol'e- i Pistiirt 21-A A mot Ins! week to select Iho All Dislricl team. Katy. 21-A A Ciiai-i; ha i players nnmi 1 to ilimis on the -quad. Mar- ri V.LVC i. Mike loam John and to Tigers: MKKHY CHKISTMAS and a Happy and Prosperous Ts'cw Year I want to take tills tunily of wishing each and all of you a Merry Christmas and a Healthy and Prosperous New Year.

II is my sincere wish flint before slnrli: 1 or: holiday vncatinn lhat you chock to SOP if you tiavp 7 rr-vcr-. license, if your car is properly equipped with pond li' his mil pood hrakos. Check with your insurance asent an I see if ur liability insurance is in force. Ohserve all stop shins, vpep.l oilier traffic regulations. Should you waul ntiy Him: you may check with your local law officers or department of public 1 safety.

If I can help you in any way plea.se do rot hesilaln to ra'l on me. I also want take this opportunity lo thank you for Support and cooperation since I have been your of HIP Sincerely T. Shearer. Sr. Justice n( (he 1'oace.

Pel. 4, Brookshire, Texas unanimous choice on tin; offensive and defcn- i (oani while Martin Ilas- an unanimous choice end and Roy Wy- rry- at offensive guard. Dennis Gordon, senior defensive received honorable vionlion as did the Tigers fine iffensivo sophomore halfback HiiTi'ly Jinks. DEFENSE En. Is: Martin Haskett, Katy unanimous John Blick, Int.

Linemen: Dub Hewitt, Ronnie Lammert, Katy -lorry Ilajovsky, Columbus. Linebackers: Ronnie Scott, Kaly; David Schultz, La Grange; Jinmy Mnvik, Schneider, Halfbacks: Mike Newman, Katv; unanimous; Butch Lucvlke, Bellvillc OFFENSE Martin Haskett, John Rhodes. Katy; Al Wayne Radke. Columbus. Biily Sweat, foluinlius; Donald Brandt, La Grange.

Roy Wygrys. i Katy. unanimous; Jimmy Mar'ik, Boilville. Center: Moody, Columbus. Backs: Mike Newman, Katy, unanimous; Pat JIcGilli, Columbus, unanimous; Leroy Haverland, Scaly; Gary Shoquest, Tomball.

HONORABLE MENTION Johnny Schneider, Tootie! Miaehell, Donnie Bruno, Mike Delmer, David Hahn, Ernest Fruege, Leon Kuhn, Billy Kohleffel, Ralph Broadstone, Tom Karby Berger all of C.iHim'ni:.. Pfciffer, Richard Johnson, Glen Yaege, Anthony Smith, Richard Jones, Gene Capiis of Tomball. Timmy Buchala, Johnny Brandt. Sam Blown, Jim Ku- Preston Kewsome, all of Scaly. Randy Jinks, Dennis Gorden of Katy.

Tom Kubena, Robert Tiedt, Jerry Call, Pug Hart, of La Grange. -Tames Brenner, Ted Koy, Kent Richter, Bill Knolls, John Rose, Skinny Screen, Lee C.iarle; Goebel, of Bellville. Subdivision Ordinance Appreciation The Times wants your news! THE ESTABLISHED 1913 PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY COJIPLETF, NEWS COVERAGE for Brookshirn nnd Knty ami Surrounding Communities Entered at Post Office, Brookshire, Texas, as second-class mail matter, under the act of March 3, 1879. Publisher's responsibility for errors or omissions in advertising copy is limited to a retraction nr rerun of the advertisement in which the error or omission occurs. Any erroneous reflection upon the character, standing, or reputation of any person, firm or corporation which may appear in The Brookshire Times, will be gladly corrected if it is brought to the attention of the Mary Ann Ernstcs, Publisher and Editor Editorial Staff: Mrs.

W. F. Egger, Clara Ernstes, Mrs. Willis B. Hicks Mechanical Department: Clara Ernstes Jessie Peek Iris Broussard Frances Wilson Albert Ernstes Joe Zubik SUBSCniITION BATES $3:00 per year within 30-mile radius of Brookshire-Katy area, (3 years Outside area $3.50 per year (3 years $10) EIMCO EXTRA GASOLINE Enco Extra's winter formula prevents stalls due to carburetor icing! It helps you start easier, warm up faster, gives you full power faster in Ptop-and-go driving.

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Mrs. F. B. Cornelius continued from page 1 TIGERS Bengals fell before the sharp by one city engineer. Also it shooting La Margue club 75- w'as recommended that corner 50.

Katy matched La Marque lots sho-ild have a building line the first half but could not of a minimum of 10 feet from find the range on the the erlge of side street right-a -way. In view of recommended changes final passing of the ordinance was postponed to a later meeting. The rlanning committee had introduced the revised subdivision ordinance earlier this month. A copy of the proposed ordinance is available at the city office at this time. Royal ISO Business Office Takes Holidays The Business and Tax Office of the Royal Independent School District will observe the same Christmas holidays this year as it has in past years.

The office will be closed from December 23rd through the 27th and will be open 30th and 31st for the of anyone who vishes to pay their school axes before the new year be- fins. The office will then be ilosed January 1st through lanuary 3rd and will open on January 6th when the regular holidays are over. basket in the on second stanza. most Brookshire Delphine Stefka, Buck Harvell, Eddie Neuman, Leo loatcs and B. J.

Snow were uests of Mr. Wheeler at the deer lease near Carlos this past week for two lays. Mrs. Chester Jordan took icr nephew, Tracy and his ittle cousin Jill Oliver to ap- on Happy Hollow TV last Wednesday for lay. his 4th birth- BOND equipped Continued from Page 1 with the necessary aboratory and library facilities, the construction of a second gymnasium for junior- senior high school physical education classes, and to provide swimming pool facilities it the Kilpatrick school thereby making it possible to con- luct a more varied physical education and recreation program for the boys and girls of the area.

The proposed school i provement program can be financed without increasing the Interest and Sinking Fund tax rate. The present Interest and Sinking Fund tax rate requirement is 30c per $100 valuation. This same rate has been used for the past several years. The bonds if approved would be retired in less than 20 years thereby making il possible for the district to get a lower interest rate when the bonds are sold. The present bonded indebtedness of the district will be paid in full in February 1908.

They hit only 21 of 66 from the floor for while La Marque was dropping al- of their efforts. Saturday evening the Tigers met the El Campo Rice- birds in the 3rd place struggle. The Ricebirds had previously beaten Humble and fallen before the Clear Creek Wildcats 83-45. The Tigers and El Campo battled on even terms for quarters but the last quarter ball handling and free shooting of Jordan, Don Thurnan Stan Thompson and Mike Newman "iced" the game away. The final verdict was 70-59 which was a scoring ligh for the Tigers in this roung season.

Rhodes again ed the Bengals with 25 points, Baucum chipped in 15 and Thurman had 14 to place three joys in double figures. In the iinals Clear Creek edged La Marque 43-41 in the last minute' to take their 4th consecutive championship. Coach Howard McDonald was well pleased with the over-all performance of the Tigers this past weekend. The effort and determination of each of the members of the ten-men squad was outstanding. The ability to produce against top-flight competition is one of the ear-marks of a ball club.

Particularly impressive was the play of Carlton Baucum, Tiger post man, who has consistently shared in scoring and rebounding and the play-making and ball handling of Katy's back court trio, Don Thurman, Stanley Thompson and Steve Jordan, three "diminutive rynamos." Tiger efforts were rewarded in this tournament as they received a beautiful team trophy and a silver minaturc basketball for each player. As of last Saturday, Katy has posted a record of 5 wins and 2 losses. The first loss came at Dulles Tuesday night a week ago as the Vikings avenged themselves 51-48. Still smarting from a tournament loss to Katy, the Vikings came from behind in the last 15 seconds to win. Today at 4:00 p.m.

the Tigers take on Pearland in the opening game of the Humble Jaycee Tournament. Should the Tigers win, they will meet the winner of the Channelview-Barber's Hill game (both are very strong teams) at 7 p.m. tomorrow. The finals of the Humble Tournament are slated for Saturday night. This tournament will close pre-holiday action for the Tigers.

After taking Christmas week off, Katy will host the Waller A and teams here on Monday night, December 30th CONCRETE WORK of ALL KINDS The right mix at the right price always! READY-MIXED CONCRETE To Your Specifications "THE BEST IN CONCRETE" Moore Son Construction Phone UL 2-7124 5013 East 3rd St. Katy, Texas Come in today Lots of toys and Memkzl oj Me tfovuly, oi Western Auto Store-Katy.