Victoria Advocate from Victoria, Texas • 36

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3232 EAGLES HALL- Bay City. Texas DANCE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT Saturday, Aug. 22. 9 pm-1 am Music By PLAIN COUNTRY NO MINORS 4010 Houston Highway -J "Vcnr tecortfiet Star" Lw a Coacvt VANWILKS '1 I HAPPY HOUR 5-9 P.M. fnday DRINKS 2 fori liT rDr -t Own Opes 1 August21 1 1 7 38 She Starts 139 r.

SpecialGuestSta Special Guest Star -J AMACC MtUKt tllMoC JSOOAlDoor Tcfcett evUbta at Crwcs Sound JBt. HMfap Books Records. Usttfl to KVIC FM9S KZEU lOEFkl for asort A Virgil McKleroy Production 4 DANCE TONIGHT Music By v' COWGIRL P. COUNTRY BAND I COMING ATTRACTIONS ir Aug. 29-Johnnj Elgin Sept.

3-Charlie Walker J. seaCtOSFO Sunda ft lUlllglll 8 30 to TEXAS ARMADILLO BAND POOL PINBALL GAMES 6 ft Coming Sat. TEXAS of Segum MARTY'S If If ll i I i I Party Time With THE DRIFTERS of Victoria Saturday, August 22 PYRAMID CLUB IN WHARTON AT MAGNOLIA BEACH POOL TOURNAMENT SUNDAYS 4 P.M. FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 512-552-2797 Appearing At BONNIE VIEW Located off Highway 77, 8 miles south of Woodsboro) Saturday, August 22 WEIRNOT BROS. From Dallas.

Texas 50' Beer Till 9 P.M. Dance i to 1 1 I 1 8 5,: ifflE CoMPoUni 1701 N. Laurent 576-3953 MM B0.R music by Man Found I Guilty in Drug Case Advocate Newi Scnric PORT LAVACA A Jury In Judge Marlon Lewis' 267th SUH District Court found John J. Lippert guUty as charged posteuioo of BKthampnetamlne with tn- tent to delivery Thursday af-; ternooo. The case, which started Wednesday morning, was given to the Jury at 3: S3 p.m.

The verdict was returned at 1:40 ro. The Jury was polled and the decision was unanj- mous. Lippert will be sentenced by the court Sept 4. Jurors Included Archie T. Arnold, foreman, Anna Sturm.

Johnnie Ramirez, Shirley Wenske, Diane J. Weeks, Bernard Cass, Randy Jackson, Santos Gonsales, Gayla Bllnka, Paul Hawes, E.G. Sanches and Ray Priest. The William H. Hunter civil-damage suit against James Garvin Stone, doing business as J.G.

Stone Oil is set for trial Friday at 9 a.m. In Lewltf court. Workshops Planned by Gas Group Advocate News Service MARKHAM Three workshops In Markham and Bay City have been scheduled Tuesday through Thursday by Texas Gas Association to deal with safety training, according to Frank Gayle, director of the association. The first two sessions will be held Tuesday and Wednesday-in the Markham Community Center. The Tuesday ses-slon will deal with pressure regulation, odorlzatlon and measurement, while the Wednesday subject will be preparation for safety audit and operation.

The Thursday class on plastic pipe Joining will be held at Bay City Gas Co. warehouse. Texas Gas Association membership Includes about 90 percent of the distribution systems In the state, and all interested people are Invited I RAY and LESLEE HAWTHORNE I SMO0U 125 9-1 Tonight 4-7 pm. Everyday i-ig $1.75 drinks for 90 Ber 50 1unmunn (THE ALTERNATIVE) SCHR0EDER HALL Schroder. Toms Dance Saturday.

August 22 Music By THE TEXAS ARMADILLO BAND No Reservations HILLTOP Goliad Hoy. HOT SHOT 4 JEAN Invites Everyone Out For A Night ol Fun At Our FREE DANCE TACKY PARTY FRIDAY, AUG. 21 8-12 1st 2nd PRIZE TO TACKIEST DRESSED Live Music By BILL THE OUTLAWS EDNA KC HALL Navidad Road TONIGHT Music By riday Saturday TUMBUN' DICE EDNA KC HALL SOUTH FORK DANCE TONIGHT 1 Featuring I COMING Saturday. Aug. 22 SOUTHERN COMFORT Saturday, Aug.

29 HAZE THE DRIFTERS of Victoria I TWIN PALMS CLUB Port Uvaca. Teus a -ra ft, mm Jf- Proudly Presents TONIGHT DANGE Music by Dial 575-1451 For Fast Results 1 MISTY BLUE Dance Band (Country and Country Rock) SHINER AMERICAN LEGION HALL Advocate DANCE To The Music of TONY WILHELM V.F.W. HALL Runge, Texas Saturday, Aug. 22 9-1 DANCE SATURDAY COUNTRY INN Music By ALIVE 9tol Dance Hall Opens 7:30 No Reservations H-K Presents THE KUST0MS This Saturday August 22 9-1 JOHN H'S 2109 Esplanade: Cuero 25-9053 "INDEX SERVICE DIRECTORY Service 001 ENTERTAINMENT 100 .........102 Special 04 Lodge Notices 106 Card of Thanks ....108 In Memoriam, 10 112 Rides Offered 114 Rides Wanted 116 Lost and 118 Business 120 Businesses Wanted 121 EMPLOYMENT Employment 130 Office. 140 Medical, Dental 150 Professional 160 170 Technical 180 Trades, Crafts 190 ,.200 210 Restaurants, Clubs 220 ,.,230 Sales Help Wanted 260 Situations Wanted .270 Instructions Training 280 MERCHANDISE I Arts 4 30a Radios.

TV's, Stereos.1! 1 310 Pianos. Organs 320 Musical Instruments 330 340 Garage Sales 350 Com'l Garage .....360 370 Advocate Classified Ads Ads Classified Get to participate In the classes, Gayle said. Honors Won By 4-H'ers Advocate News Service HALLETTSVILLE Lavaca County 4-H members received honors at the 1981 State 4-H Dog Show held at the Texas A4M University Research and Extension Center. Winners were: Donna A. Monk first In mlcellaneous division with an Australian Shepherd and first In drill team.

Candace Pavlas second in non-purebred 25 pounds and under with a mixed breed, second in novice showmanship class third In sub-novice obedience class and first in drill team. Sharron Monk second In obedience class with an Australian Shepherd and first In drill Carnival Results Fast For T. all Furniture 380 Sporting Goods 390 Trailers, Boats, 400 Campers, Motor 410 Building 420 Heavy 430 Nurseries Florists 440 Livestock Supplies 450 Farm Equipment 460 Eggs, 470 Feed, Seeds, 480 Pets Supplies 490 MiscJor Misc. Wanted .....510 Misc. Free ........520 REAL ESTATE Rooms For 600 Apartments For Rent 610 Houses For Rent .......620 Offices For Rent 630 Hunting Leases 640 Misc.

Rentals 650 Wanted To 660 Manufactured Homes .670 Manufactured Home Supplies. 680 Homes For Sale 690 lots For Sale .....700 Business .....710 Farms. Lands. 720 Small Tracts 4 Acreage 730. Oat Town Property 740 Resort ....750 Property Wanteds ....760 Misc.

770 TRANSPORTATION Cars For .800 Tracks; Vans For 5 Motorcycles For 820 Motorcycle ..830 Misc. Vehicles 840 ...841 Automotive 850 Auto, Truck Parts 860 Misc. Vehicles S70 SULTS RE today. Sold i i I Set in Port tomorrowr Dial 575- 15 GET RESUTS WITH ADVOCATE CLASSIFIED 575-1451 Advocate News Service PORT LAVACA A carnival featuring the Jackson Puppeteers will be held SepL from 2 to p.m. at the Calhoun Plaza Mall puppet house.

An admission will be charged to play games such as a card toss and musical chairs with the proceeds going to the Muscular Dystrophy Association. There will be pelicans for toe children to music provided by Lillian Childress and as art snow. The puppet show will begin at 4:30 p.m. with Fa-Ook-A and the Jackson Puppeteers. USE AdVOCate CLASSIFIED Ads 575-1451 BUY SELL TRADE ADVOCATE CLASSIFIED ADS 575-1451 Advocate Classified; Ads.