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cm Baylor Publications Win National Awards THE WACO CITIZEN, TUESDAY, MAY 24, 1988, PAGE 3 Six Baylor University publications recently have been recognized as among the best in the nation by the Council for the Advancement of Education (CASE) and by the Baptist Public Relations Association (BPRA). Receiving the gold award for special from CASE was the October 1987 issue of the Baylor Line. Edited by Sherry Casteilo, who was assisted by Paula Tanner, the emphasis was on the Soviet Union. It contained articles written by five Baylor faculty who have traveled extensively throughout Russia and who teach courses related to the history, language or culture of that country. There were 108 entries in this category from institutions of higher education across America.

Receiving CASE silver awards were recruiting viewbook and search publications. Both were developed by Dr. Eugene W. Baker, executive assistant to the president and press secretary and by Bobby Schrade, director of school relations. Approximately 550 colleges and universities entered this category.

The viewbook also won first place among more than 100 institutions that participated in this part of the BPRA contest. new logo, a typographic design created by Spruiell and Company of Dallas, also received a first place BPRA award. The stationery that utilized the new logo earned a second place award. (Continued From Page 1) checked the Found in the trash was food, alcohol bottles, soft drink bottles, writings and drawings and candles, in the colors of red, black and a few white. were burned down and the agent testified.

He had earlier testified the lights were kept on during the meetings. Darrell Moore, a narcotics officer with the drug enforcement unit of the Waco Police Department, testified he was called to come to the residence at 3408 N. 27th after an altercation involving a shooting was reported early on December 27. Moore, handler of one of the Two Drug Raid Defendants On Trial drug dogs for Waco Police, testified he arrived at the arrested he was asked by other officers to track down someone that had been shot and wounded. The dog, trained to track heroin, marijuana, cocaine and metham- phetamines, followed a blood trail found by the officer.

On the trail he discovered a 45 semi-automatic hand gun, which was empty, but there was blood on the gun and the dog smelled the gun and began to track the person. We followed the blood trail to a house, about of mile from the scene. (1988) National Spanish Exam Results On Saturday, March 19, six University High School students took the National Spanish Exam at Baylor University. The National Spanish Exam is sponsored by the American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese. In the Spanish Level 1 division, Regular Category, Patricia Puente won fourth place, and Sammy Arocha won fifth place.

Fatima Ortiz placed seventh in the Level 1, Special Category. Patricia, Sammy and Fatima received Certificates of merit for their high scores on the exam. In the Spanish, Level II, Special Category, Maria Delgado won first place with the perfect score of 80. Maria was awarded a bronze medal for in In the same Category, Vila Martinez won third place, and she too received an in bronze medal. Lupe Escobedo placed second in the Level III, Special Category, and received a bronze medal also.

WISD Bus Drivers Revolt By CAMELIA FOSTER Sixty-three bus drivers out of the 122 employed by the Waco Independent School District did not show up for work Monday morning. The district runs 122 routes, according to Jim Mansfield, Director of Transportation Services. is a lot of unrest and they are apparently trying to make a statement about the action of the board of Thursday Mansfield said. The drivers are upset about the board hiring Durham Transportation Services, a firm with state headquarters in Round Rock to run the bus service for the district. Drivers held a meeting last week and were on hand Thursday night for the regular meeting of the WISD Board of Trustees to express their grievances on the contracting of the services.

Drivers last week are worried they will lose their teacher retirement, their sick leave and they resent the busing being sold according to statements made when they met last Tuesday. By the afternoon run of the bus routes, Mansfield said, four of the drivers had come in, eight coaches were driving, plus 10 substitutes and two supervisors in maintenance. know if they will be back Mansfield said, 1 know they were not coming in The group apparently has no spokesperson, no one could be found that would make a statement on behalf of the drivers. Dr. Jim Hensley, Superintendent of WISD, notified radio and television stations early Monday and asked parents to bring their students to school.

Students are reviewing studies in preparation for finals that begin Thursday. Order of Services Good Samaritan Baptist Church 1300 Faulkner Lane 9 AM Sunday-Consecration Service 9:30 Sunday School 11:00 Preaching Services 6 PM Training Union 7:30 PM-Evening Services PICK UP SERVICE IF NEEDED NAPOLEAN Call 799-6347-H-or Church 754-7984 WEAVER MISS WACO Pageant Musical Revue Saturday, July 16,1988 8 P.M. Grand Ballroom SHERWOOD INN 4801 West Waco Drive REFRESHMENTS BY Smorgasbord Restaurant at The Sherwood Inn Beautiful young ladies vicing for the Miss Waco title Featuring: Local talent: performing dancers and musical groups 1987-88 DEANNA WILLIAMS and former winners plus special guests and celebrity judges Now accepting Entries for this year. Entry Blanks available here or THE WACO CITIZEN NEWSPAPERS 25th Cole Drive-in Office For more information. Call 817 754-3511 we approached a wall, the head went up, which meant we were close to the project, I told the other officer we were near Wells, the dog jumped on the wall, I ordered him down, peeked around the wall and saw wells lying on the Agent Moore said.

he moved I saw a plastic bag he was laying on, in the bag was narcotics that I believed to be Moore said. was wearing a shoulder holster and side Moore related how he used the dog to smell a Corvette that Wells had been driving and the dog alerted on a drug smell on the handle of the car. Johnston produced the articles confiscated from the Corvette and Moore identified the items found in the search of the vehicle. Items included a large number of weapons, notebooks, knives, imitation law enforcement badges, a large variety of ammunition, holsters, a bank bag containing jewelry, lighter, clip case, engraver and diamond tester, calculator, rubber gloves, scales, needles, ph papers for testing drugs during manufacturing, and FM wireless radios listening devices often used by drug offenders. The weapons included 44 Magnum pistol mounted with a laser light and marketed by the Israel Material Industries, a sawed off shotgun, a magazine with 45 Magnum rounds which feed directly into a weapon and many clips and rounds of ammunition.

Wells is being represented by Russ Hunt. Zell, who has been described as the in the drug operation is being represented by Tony Duty. The Elm Mott raid is carried out on January 22 and about 50 pounds of methamphetamine and more than 50 weapons were seized from the warehouse and residences of the defendants. A narcotics agent, who has been involved in the undercover operation, stated in March said Zell and his co-defendents assembled in meetings in what he called and during those afteffipted to Rose Society Hosted By Chester Howells The Waco Rose Society met at the home of Chester (Chet) and Lettie Howell and toured their gardens. Guests Paula Wright and Jan Cole were welcomed as was new member Jessie Lee Gilstrap, mother of Dr.

Joyce Jones. Bob Jones presented the program, a video tape entitled to Grow The tape was divided into several segments: the Mulch and Disease and of Members discussed problems and successes with their own roses. The next meeting will be at Nell Pape Garden Center June 16. At this time Dave Neeley of Town and Country Gardens will speak on Free Bridge Lessons On Saturdays The Volunteer Center, a United Way service, is coordinating free bridge lessons beginning June 4th in the food court area at the Lake Air Mall. Lessons will take place on Saturday mornings from 10 a.m.

to 12 Noon and will run in a series of six week sessions. Dero Coleman, leading bridge player of Central Texas, will instruct and encourages all age groups to participate so that games will be more challenging. The lessons are designed to comodate beginners, but Instructor Coleman assures that players of all learning levels will enjoy the games. In addition to learning the game of bridge and making new friends, players will have the chance to win a free lunch and a free video game at the end of the six week session. BH LIONS TO SEEL SAUSAGE ON A STICK The Beverly Hills ions will sell sausage on a stick at the Big Red Chili Cook Off.

Memorial Weekend, Sunday, May 29, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Education Commissioner Appoints Luce To Committee Texas Commission of Education, W.N. Kirby, has appointed Dr. Wilbur Luce, principal of Waco High School, to the State Advisory Committee on College Testing and the Public Schools.

The Texas Legislature passed a law requiring all entering students beginning in the fall of 1989, to take a basic skills test in reading, writing, and mathematics. This committee will develop the Texas Academic Skills Program (TASP) test. The committee will be charged with examining the impact on the public schools of the TASP test. Legislation requires the results of the TASP test, student grade point averages, and success in college remediation courses to be reported to high schools. The first meeting of the committee will be this month with work continuing throughout the 1988-89 school year.

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in the Huaco Room at the Waco Convention Center. Sara Sheppard, Tourism Director, urges everyone interested in helping to attend. Date of the event will be the weekend July 15, 16, and 17. The Miss Waco Pageant and Musical Revue will be that Saturday evening at 8 at the Sherwood Inn hotel. Admission to all events in town are free during the event.

The idea behind it is to get more Waco citizens out to see our attractions, so they will have a more positive image of Waco and can help sell Waco to their friends and acquaintances ail over the world. Last event was successful. Some 3,000 attended the zoo in one day and 2,500 attended the Fort Fisher Museum on Sunday. Miss Waco Pageant Accepting Entries The Miss Waco Pageant is now accepting entries for this competition. Lots of prizes for the winners.

The grand prize for the finalists is the honor to serve as Miss Waco for a full year, then go on to the slate to represent our great city. This is a door opener for the young ladies of this area All who enter and are accepted get something out of it. Entry blanks available at: The Citizen Newspapers, 26th Cole, Cosmetics, Donna Doris 776-4230, ext. 239 TSTI, Donna Wishons 799-3611, ext. 2704.

For more information on entering call 754-3511, 662-6325, 6620868, or the above numbers. The contest is open to single young ladies, 18 to 24 who have Uved here, work here or go to school 6 months or more. For sponsor information call Alma Slewart 754-3511. At press dme seven young ladies have entered. Prizes will be awarded to aU who enter, plus winners.

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