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Valley Morning Star from Harlingen, Texas • Page 8

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A ay, Oct. 30, I960 VALLfY TEXAS Tourism Course Draws Many Advance enrollment indicates participation by at least 150 persons a two day countywide course in the and feeding of to he con- I ducted in Harlingen by PYank A Driskill of the University of Texas Distributive Education Department. Dial Dunkin, tourist committee chairman of the Harlin- pen ('hamt)er of Cdmmerce, said the course is for personnel of ail tourist-oriented firms as banks and utilities in Cameron; County. Meetings will )ye held Monday and Tuesday, from 9 to II am. for one class and from 7 to 9:30 p.m.

for the other Both classes will meet in Harlingen Town Hall on the second floor of Citv Valley Choral Clinic Slated In Brownsville FiROWNSVIKLK A three- Kenney, director of choral ac- dav choral festival-clinic involv- tivities at Texas Technological RKN MARTIN MARTIN Brownsville Civic Center. The Southern Methodist University, is sponsored by Dallas. He has conducted the All- the Texas Music choirs for most of the states in the midwest and southeastern part of the country. The first session Wednesday will l)e for the studen's in the 7th, 8th, and 9th grades from schools in the Lower Valley area. PARTY HONORS SCOUT FOUNDBR-Members of Girl St Cadette Troop No.

161, by Horlingen ks lodge, pose for picture with a birthday cake which one of them baked in Honor of Ju lette Gordon Low, the founder oi Girl Scout ng in 1912. Front row, left to right ere HoMey Restor, Jeann.e Crosswhite, Phyllis Crosswhite, Roseanne Koch and Terri Rogers. Second row, left to right, ore NarKy McKinney, Hanson, Rornelie Thomas, Cyndy SoRell, Linda iPtchford, who baked the coke, Kafhy Decker, Debra Wililoms, Beth Decker, and Valerie Griffin. I Fifty registrations have received from Brownsville and thi' other participants will come from Harlingen, Rio Hondo Port Isabel, Han Benito, Kay- mondville. Lo- Fresnos, a other towns throughout the county, Dunkin said advance registratii)n is desired but not compulsory.

Former Local Girl And Husband Make Name For Selves sociation. Region XV (iuest clinician will be (lene Odds, Ends From Nation's Capital City A clinic for junior high srhool students from 1 alley area will be conducted Friday in the McAllen WASHINGTON (UPIi Odds Center Auditorium, and the ends from capital mostly odd. On Thursday, in the McAllen Civic Center, meml)ers of the Well, the main tents closed, cappella choirs of 12 Valiey and w'e now' must turn political amusemcnl to the 50 side shows. rehearsal-clinic in preparation who deals with tour- Cadette Troop Honors Girl Scout Founder Clifford for for tne festival Thursay former Harlingen girl and of Asian affairs in instance, to remain a The 12 nartlcinatine hich husband are making a schools throughout New g-Republican from New in the land. around in a The center will supply infor- department store.

concert wiU begin at (Mrs. Ben) mation and teaching aids on me concen wm Degin ai in field of education in Boston. Martin who graduat- currently available material to female hand feels rather ni- to ists, whether winter vi.sitors or Simons just those passing through, is invited to take the five hour Harlingen High School schools. As the course David Mlex chamlwr should be It belongs manager said not just chairmen in the displav mannequin, managers and owners but for lo determine the i jt Cadette Troop nette Gordon I.r-'v, wuh that of other participating camps or conferen( es and some their emnloves as well thosp service center for for such a center. She will also Ifil wed by Ha: in troops all over the world, will go to visit guides in their homes m-np mto dailv contact in onfer with the Harvard ni-there's Sen.

The public Is invited to attend Flks savannah. in 1-fiO. She the Low in foreign countne.s with in New Kngland. in evaluating the F. Kennedy, rehearsal sessions during the Mil.

under of Gir! Girl 5 in 1hI2 Fund The seminar will snnn-nr need 'for the study. arriving for a campaign appea-day at any of the locations, me Ka, pri the Tr. The from fund adelte are pre- Ilushaml Krom l.alia, o. the tnrthda bi'Uir f'f uhu The Harlingen a cappc'lla a choir will participate in both portion of the Thursday program. GRIN AND BEAR IT BY UCHTY CO, to the Scout pannK tor a radette Glanmur ti'-nal eX'hangt plan which al- Day to held 19 in Me- low- each year for a seni-tr Girt Mien.

Linda Pitchford ')ut to go aliroad, some to in- elected as alternate model. ternational gathering- at sent Troop No. 161 for Ihis Chalet in Switzerland or the Ca- event. Det)bie Williams was bana in Others go to elected as alternat emfKlel. The cinter being organiz- was graduated a of the University of ed through I in from the University of Texas in telling his airpi-irt greeters: great to be here In Great Her husband, a native of Montana, where he had Te.xas, the Texas Tourist Devel- Bo.ston The purpose of the cen- i opment Agency and the Texa.s ter wUl 1 to increase the study Dallas, also was graduated from the University of Texas that year.

He went fjom there to attend the Fletrher been 24 hours Cify Police Blotter LBJ's Trip Said Easing U. S. Position An organization called the Friends the National Zoo has For The Record Hidalgo County at Tufts on a schnlarshin is oincjai seal ana infinu 1ST IIOM-ITAI. a for Ph I) rri'e nmohmi. the rare white La Fe La Feria Police Officer Hired LA The Feria VVLLJ BVFI foreign affairs from the Mrs, Cole.

Harlingen; School. He also Mrs. Elviii Harlin- 'hing diplomatic hi.story gen, Mrs Mrs. L. M.

Chaudoin, 305 vandals had slulcn a inannequjn Polk told police that she found uu iiAe a iiaiiuweea wacn her mail torn and scattered on tioiii ms iront Value ul her front dfw step. Several let- the inannequin wao ul ters had lieen opened and lorn, plus two po.si cards and a light Lii.uio P. (lUajaido, hiti during his Pacific tour Helen Ni.v. Harlingen: Ma- McAllen. succeeded in taking some of rcelo 0.

Flores. Harlingen; J. iniew laige piece at cement steam out of Vandervort, Harlingen: (iustave ir.r. ugn the ul charges that the Viet Nam T. Harlingen, Robert c.ir.

A ncighlH)r i unite ronflict is es.sentially a Hall, Harlingen. and led Ib.jo or Chevrolet nian's war" against i a with IWL youths wah the nationalists tfonzalez. Harlingen: The president also appears to Harlingen. fommi.s. police department added a new sioning a.s its official seal and member to the force with the of Dickens eria Police Chief A.

J. tiger India gave the United son announced. a few back. reported for duly Mana (Guadalupe calvm ollege of Lib- National AeronantiM li a 1 Jon Boston. Port Isaix-l.

Mrs, Juan- Martin i.s the daughter nounced a ita (UP!) President I'la Cdntj, Lyford; Mr "Analvsi.s of Notches non or.n. fu' denartment befwe leaving Harlingen: Mrs. W. VV. Simons Carnegie of Technolfv Galley some time ago.

He rUdt mtd Diana Martinez, 636 S. St told i)olice that someone had orn down the head marker on her hu.sbands grave the St. emeterv, A foot scene v.hen he heard the of Chnst which wa.s braced bv a steel rod at its ba.se was breaking. -Stolen, also, she said. And this is rrty who's letiving toon to contain Red Ray Stewart, 1913 ington complamed to police Guy Gilljcrt, 706 told that have given new to Ethel Dicus.

La Fena; Juan Chaml)erlain, Harlingen: Bri.son (rnffen. La Feria. regional economic JacK-iCn he set in planning motion a Airforce Probes HINTS ON CAR CARE by: Ernest C. lolcl that ne was fiurrv of back.ctage diplomatic irnnen, i.a hena. W.ish- UIUU 13 south on Ktii by Aus.

efforts by to tesi Hanoi I PArtApfr a rock thrown from a know ot youths nearby. Dumagu he has convinced manv nfhia the ci.r was given at Asians of the attainability and.se, and Po.ssiblv only coincidental that Steers of Marvland las'! his campaign for up with a Once oil Ii In your Ha.s tor it rototes and lubricate! "world of So nice i.s the Horicon Wildlife Reiuge in that manv oili today made geese sav the heok with their to stand the rigid demands of sounthbound instincts and settle todays high compression All i Trouble is, the geese play know Once stars stars siars stars stars si his vision of a I A vacant hou.se at 214 hood Pierce was leported have he has been $15U by the wisdom of lining up on the Births who windovss and side of the United States, with to Mr and threw bottles and its immense power. i rocks in.side. The answers to the longer Harlingen, Oct. 29.

a Ihavoc with the "and i the hunters in relum havoc i PATCHOGUE. N. Y. the honkers miles the lubrication body' of Angu The Air Force investi- iUlterior department thinner and cha.sing away the Your oil filter keeps ith loud oil clean, but the lu- top level sbo'tgun s-hells. bricating quality of your oil and screeched.

Reuss. Is gone. To avoid a costly re- and Mrs Salva- reports on the re.sults: 9,617 kiii dor Barron, 1134 (ireenwav It was the consecutive killed in the first three -i were reported season this vear of a 1 brother- shanks, Harlingen, Cri.sme Gon- gated of a multicolored of nations. It may be Eart unidentified flvmg object (UFO) hovered night that or sat- your Vandals broke the radio an questions will be provided Born to Mr and Mrs. in the ea.stern Long Island area.

to 2,274 in the tenna fnim the rear fencW of a 2. Box 147-A, Other sightings were reported least everv 2,000 miles, to well l-vford, Oct. 29, a girl. Jast week ThP Air FnrrP it surpised at the ad HOSPITAL At the Asian summit confer- IbOo E. Bowie it Manila, the United' KNVPP pair.fd on the north parking lot states achieved a psychologic Admitted success which will make it Evangelin Zepeda, easier for Washington to re- Audencia Ebti SHOW YOUR PATRIOTISM PLY THIS FLAG 2, fute charges that it is Estolla Rrevino, photographed.

The photo wme women Thev )olice that United States alone that is Dama.sio ('ano, Mer- showed a bright, starlike object the waves into First St. re.sponsible for tightening the Praieres Ed- the dark sky. wffHl was looking into all the reports. ditional miles you'll get per undertook to ju.sififv the naming of gasoline, specially Several hundred persons, in- hurricanes after females. if you buv'Rocket Fina gaso- Mer- eluding policemen, said they becau.se hur-icanes line and Fina oils.

Rios, saw the UFO one of which and unpredicta- A young draftee who had been in the Army 3 week with her hair. The latest siehtings were ac en Sergeant sightings were are capable of great (ies: Mrs Ester reported by a radio station that damage when aronnsed. but after DAY; CHRISTMAS NEW 50-STAR FLAG By doing joa let the irorld know that the spirit of freedora is very in this GREAT LAND of THE The Complete FLAG KIT THE K.IT IS SELLLNG AT COST and mciudes a large 3x5 foot color fast flag same flag is used by U.S. Navy 6 foot jointed hardwood pole. haJyard, mountjng bracket, flag pamphlet oi etiquette and oackaged in handv corrugated package.

Includes fax at Our Office By Mail includes Tax of Gay Jr. High school, mated damage was $iu. Sergio (iarcia, Kt. 2, gen, reported to polici while driving along car was struck by a water filled screws on the Communi.sts in oy, Wesla- lhalloon which broke Nam. Jones, Merce-, causing est.m.r.ed $120 'ffv I Iiinifin lonQ 7 m-pr thp Mi.sv Patricia Strepper, Wesla- falls Friday night and eartv charged with fresh ill th-t i nn If hv Saturdav from five communities fragrant air, as a woman the recruit.

The Ser- 11 frn nMhp KdwaHA, La Fcna; encompa.ssing the width of Long a room with vestige of looked puzzled a taken about from two purses the aims of the Sa gon govern- Claudia Bell. Donna; E. Island. delicate presence monent therk he said, "Okay, in the top chest drawer in a nienl and vowing to Kirbv Smith. Wesiaco.

There are those who will 'ust as long as room in his hou.se, long as necessary to help The callers reported a argue that a retort from a ladv South Viet Nam achieve its Manuel white cylindrical object with red was jectives. Washington Is likely Zepeda, Mercedes Oct 28 a Kreen lights hovering A hurricane is to refer repeatedly to this Al- anywhere from 200 feet above nothing but a big lound wind lied endorsement and to Mr. and Mrs. Pedro-ground to tree-top level, thev name them af- arragement to prnve Trevino, Edinburg, Oct. 28, a Some said it emitted screeching maybe after congre.s- that it Is not running the show mpi noises.

alone. Police Seek Navy Escapee you keep VtSTT YOUt ROrxn RNA DBALBt GRAND PRMfMEF. Tex. (UPI) I aw enforcement men six-month troop withdra- vvere on the lookout Saturdav propased in the Manila com- for consiruction apprentice We.s- was emphasized lev Rosenbaum of aco, last of American Offi- six men who escaped from the obviously wanted to brig at the Dallas Naval Air offer in a Wednesday. The other statement that otherwise w' a ifive were back in a rather hard-line document, The men overcame a guard, However, to be fair, the offer and handcuffed him and was in.serted in response to Ined the brig.

Three were suggestions from Communist I caught quickly, another walked East European sources, echoed i into the air station Thursday to Foreign Minister Andrei (iromy- give up, and a fifth was caught ko during his Washington visit. Fridav in Sulphur Springs. that Hanoi would welcome some OFFICIAL FLAG KIT MAIL ORDER MORNING STAR Horlingen, Please send Flag Kit at $3.50 plus 6c Tax. Name Address City YOU ARE INVITED TO COME SEE FOR YOURSELF Nothing like it anywhere Huge swimming pool ipocious rooms all electric kitchens air conditioned. The cost of ALL UTILITIES telephone) Is included in rent Look into thie world of GRACIOUS LIVING.

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