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Now you cun order the new Nova popular economy family car at a $159 price reduction. 1'he reduction applies to all four-, six-, and eight-cylinder Nova models. These are equipped with the conventional rearview mirror. The day-night mirror, bias belted ply tires, cigarette lighter and seat belt retractors, formerly re still you i those smaller cars. A longer wheel- standard, are still available as options.

And, you get much more than you get on one of base and better ride. Inner fenders to help prevent rust. Wider tread for greater stability. Hear windows that roll up and down. CHEVROLET Available with Four, Six or engine with up to 350 hp.

Room for five or hix big people. High reamle value And your Chevrolet dealer can tell you, $159 price reduction is an indication of how anxious he is to these days. Nova the ar already priced smaller than its size is lower priced than before So come in and place your order now. Putting you first, keeps us first. reduction bast'd on man tun; tug KrsUd niait prim, including federal excimtax Thar vehicle preparation $100 Million Job Tri-County Officials Inspect CIWA Canal Right Car.

Right Price. Right Now. Officials from Houston and Harris, Chambers and Liberty counties joined representatives of the Coastal Industrial Water Authority Thursday for an on the -spot inspection of beginning construction of the CIWA canal. The $100 million CIWA project will utlirnately transport industrial water from Lake Livingston to Houston as well as to industries between. The delegation, in two buses, toured the pump station being constructed on the Trinity River in Liberty County and its crossroads with Farm Hoad 1409.

Scniorsllonored By 1st Baptist The First Baptist Church of Dalsetta will honor their Seniors of 1970 with a fellow- sljjp immediately following the Sunday Night Worship Services on April 2G. The following Seniors will be honored: Khonda Alford, Judy Capps, Cheryl Cooper, Dernita Landry, Pam Laughlin, Janie Swensen, harlotte Taff, Beryl Taylor, Bud Neely, Warren Ford and Gary Talmadge. On Tuesday, May 5, the entire Senior lass and its Sponsors will be honored with a lunch in the Fellowship Hall of the Church. LIBERTY TEEN NEWS Mayor Louis Welch headed the Houston group and joined the others on a helicopter tour of the CIWA construction. The group had lunch in Baytown then toured the V.

S. Steel complex as guests of Harry Spitz, general superintendent of the Texas Works. U. S. Steel is one of the early users of CIWA transported water.

CIWA was set up by the Texas Legislature as an authority to transport water from Lake Livingston to construction of the canal backed bv City of Houston, which actually does the selling of the water to industries. The huge new pump station being constructed is adjacent to the old Dayton pump station of FM 1409. The CIWA canal will meander across By Vlariljn Johnson and Harris Counties until it reaches the San Jacinto River at Four Corners, Another lift static will be constructed there to transport water under the Houston Ship Channel and to other industrial plants. Lateral lines from the canal will feed water to U. S.

Steel and other industrial developments planned or expected in Chambers County. Chambers County Judge Oscar F. Nelson Jr. and Commissioners H. 11.

McCollum, and Joe I agow represented Chambers County at the ins- spection. Johnnie Jennings is the Chambers County representative on the CIWA board. State Rep. Joe Allen of Baytown and Price Daniel Jr. of Liberty also were on hand.

HULL and DAISETTA MRS. J. T. WAT80N Phone 538-6401 Michelle Shannon. While visiting there, they motored to Washington, C.

to see tlie cherry trees in bloom. Mrs. Pansy Dabney of Baytown the weekend visiting her father and sister Mr. Lane Dabney and Mrs. Margaret Besch.

Other guests in the Dabney-Besch home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. i vans and daughters of Houston. Mr. and Mrs.

Ben Bowen and sons Bruce and Randy were visitors in Beaumont Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. V. L.

Fman- uel visited their son Billy In Washington, D. recently. While there they also visited Baltimore, Maryland and Annapolis, Maryland. On their trip home, they visited their Mr. and Mrs, Ko: Shivers and children Robert Paul, and Brian and Gaylyn in Patterson, La.

Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Storey, Janell Storey and son Jamos, Mr.

and Mrs. Jimmy Storey, and son, Mr. and Mrs. A. Dajle, Mr.

C. D. Whiteley attended funeral services for Mr. niece, Lucille Whiteley in Buras, La. last week.

Mrs. John Farris returned to her home in Dalsetta last Saturday evening after a six week visit in the honu of her daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Lush in Balnbrldge, Maryland, where she be cam? acquainted with her new granddaughter Moss Hill Personals MISS LINDA METTLEN 298-4562 Congratulations are In order for those LBS students winning In the lterary Contest held Saturday in the Liberty Higt School. These students represented LBS very capably and should commended on their efforts.

1 tbert) placed third In the district with ninety-nine points. These students will be going to the Regional III Meet at Huntsville Saturday: Youngblood-Fir st Place Number Sense, Tie First Place Slide Rule, First llare Science, ami Second Place Persuasive Sue Second Place Persuasive Spe.iking, I inda Hearln-Joui nallsm, feature writing; and le ne Cornelius-Jour lsm, editorials, news wr ltuig, and headlines. CHhers attending are Diane Haywood-Alternate in Journalism, Cynthia A. Smith-First Tyj Ing; Cynthia F. Smith-Fourth Place Typing, Mike Arnold-Tie li st Place Slide Rule, and Bruce Weathersby -Second Place Science.

As 1 have mentioned al- the play Pacific will be presented May 14, 15, and 1C in the high school auditorium. What I haven't mentioned is the cast for the here is tlte cast: Ngana-Marki Turner; Jerome Kevin McClung; Nellie Vanita Harris, Fmlle- David Castle; Bloody Mary Debbie Fredenbuig, B. assistant-Suzanne Swindle; Stewpot-Rusty Morton; Dtllls- hipper Smith, Professor- Frank Trahan; Cable-Don Thom Capt. Brackett-Dudley Barry; Comdr. Hurblson- Albert Wiggins, Quale-Mack Vinson; Johnson-Jatk Wells; West-Bruce Allen; Lawrence, Bruce Beck, MeCaffery-Gene Teel, Larsen-John Vinson; Jack Wolers-Danny Marcel-Dewey McMllltan.

The Fnslgns are: Marshall- Nancy Walker; MlnelH-Laurie Vinson, Wale wska- Kathy Perry; McGregor-Paula Alford, Noonen- Janice 1 ee; Whltmore-Deb McClung, Adams-Sharon Johnson; Yaeger- MarUyn Johnson; Pitt-Sue Mabry; MacRae-l inda Hear- ln, Murphy-Suzanne Kennedy; and Flat, who is Bloody daughter, Kathy Tyler. Understudies are Kelly Kit tell, for Nagana; Mark Heim tor Jerome, uAnn McGuire for Nellie; and Mary Galloway for Bloody Mary. Extras are Pain Woodall, and Gail Parker. I would like to extend my humblest apologies to LEE ROBINSON. It seems 1 Made a Little by leaving him out of the tennis teams in last weeks column.

LEE won district In senior division doubles and should also be congratulated. (Fifty lasltes with a tennis racket I) Mr. and Mrs. R.A. Day honored their daughter Alma on her 8th birthday with a party In theli home on afternoon April 2p.m.

4 p.m. Cake, punch and Ice cream were served to the 40 guests present. A good w.is enjoyed all. Mrs. Kenneth R.

Nolen and son, Brian and Myron 111 visited Sunday In Houston In the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Roberts. Mr. and Mrs.

RulineO'Neill and Mr. B.F. ry visited Satur lay near Huntsville in the homes of Mr. Jeff Fry, Mrs. Bartee, and Mr.

and Mrs. Holton Currle. Sunday visitors in the home of Mr. and s. R.B.

Crawford were Mr. and Mrs. O.C, Lamb from Highlands, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy House and children.

Visiting ii the homes of Mr, B.E. Fry and Mr. and Mrs. Huline O'Neill Wednesday Friday and attending the funeral Friday afternoon at 2 p.m. of Mr.

wife and Mrs. O'Neills mother, Mrs. B.E. Fry were Mr. Arthur Stansel iron Mart, Mrs.

Robert Stansel from Klleen, Mrs. Beatrice Shafer as Cove, Mrs. Wilma isen- hower from Corpus Mr. and Mrs. R.F.

Stansel from Staton, and Mr. and Mrs. John Stansel and Mr. and Mrs. W.A.

Cowan from Houston, Mrs. Bartee from near Hunstville. Saturday visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Vail were their son and family Mr.

and Mrs. Wilburn all and children from Baytown. Cout lined l- roru PAGE I Seen at the races (horsleones this time) at Magnolia Ridge were delectable MARGUF.R- IT1 gorgeous blonde PATSY FOUKTlCQ, JEANNETTE HOWELL a doll in a mini, mini, STEVE and MARY ELIZABETH and ARLENE PICKETT, very enthusiastic over the whole bit, ADA FAY DELANEY, always svelte, IXJDIF DELANEY, a winner on Wis- tiom Fun Couple, FRED and CLAIBORNE (and do we miss them) are moving on from Lake Jackson rumour ftas it. FRED lias Just sold his Freeport ord Dealership. Moss Bln I fws by Joann Franklin Phone 336-5054 Mr.

and Mrs. S. A. Wilson from San Anrelo, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.

W. M. Dillard for a fev. days. Mrs.

Wilson is Mrs. Dillard's sister and the two lave really been enjoying each other. By the way, Dillard lias a really good fish story, and unlike a lot of stories, his is true. He caught a seven bass. Boy, 1 would like to have pulled that fellow In you" There seems to be a lot of sick folks in our midst.

Mrs. G. H. Singleton's sou is back in the hospital. Mrs.

Singleton has been having a really hard time sitting up with her son and could use your prayers and help. Asa community, we should learn to care about each other in times of distress. Mrs. Velma 1 ish- er lias been In the hospital but Is now homo. I hope slie a speedy recovery.

The Earl J. Cook's are having trouble with some bees wlio have decided they would like to live in the Cook's home. I hope the ook's win out. Sometimes, it seems 1 use the same names in my column and the reason is that the people call In news Some people never call In. Are you one of those? Fveryone In the community Is important to me and so is their news Items.

SKEET RAGGIO Cancer Plan 1 tie Insurance Hospitalization Savings Plan a I aft TO WEEKLY OR MONTHLY Rates Available Phone: 336-7 336 or 336-6141 RE-tLECT WARD J. BENOIT COUNTY SURVEYOR Liberty County Subject To Action Of Democratic Primaries YOUR VOTE APPRECIATED Paid Political Adv. Nova Coupe. Mr. and Mrs.

Oscar Moffett of Bryan were guests In the horn 2 of Rev. and Mrs. I. J. William last weekend.

Mrs. Jewell Marley was honored with a surprise party on her birthday last Sunday at her home. The beautiful decorated cake, enscribed Tiirthday sister was created by Mrs. Virginia Bailey. Helping celebrate Jewell Marley's birthday were her daughter, Mrs.

S. E. Lum and family of Pasadena, Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Welsh, Mrs.

Maud Welsh, Mr. and Mrs. John Bailey, Rev. and Mrs. Floy Reeves, Mrs.

Ruth Davis, Mrs. hdna Mr. and Mrs. W. Poole and Jane.

Fveryo.ie had a wonderful time and we wish Jewell more happy Guest speaker Sunday at Hi-Way Tabernacle Assembly was Rev. Ronnie Welsh of Baytown. Best wishes are extended to Mrs. Clara Page who is home and recuperating nicely after her surgery in the Baytown Hospital. Mrs.

Joyce Shepherd and children of Angleton visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Croft.

Mr. and Mrs. Otis spent the weekend in Pasadena visiting their daughters, Meryl and Francis Johnson. Mr. and Mrs.

Delma Berry and Carol visited with Mrs. Sammye Bush and family in Nacogdoches. glad that Gayla Ayers is able to be back in school after being in a Houston Hospital. David Lee Gilbert of Germany is home on a furlough. He was guest speaker at Hi- Way Tabernacle Assembly of God Church Sunday.

He will return to Germany In May. Mr. aid Mrs. Claude Croft, Mrs. Blanche Cude, Mrs.

Gladys McWhorter and daughter, Ruby, attended the wedding of Miss Virginia Smith Cemetery lettering Dates, Cut on Your Stone in Cemetery A 407 E. Hwy. 90 258-2614 Dayton and Tommy Enloe on April 10th. Tommy Enloe Is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs.

Croft and great grandson of Mrs. Blanche Cude. A speedy recovery Is wished for Mrs. allie Keith who is in the Dayton Memorial Hospital at this writing. Hi-Way Tabernacle Assembly have scheduled a revival with Rev.

Bob Lewis of Center, (F ormarly of Tarkington) for May 27 thru May 31st. A speedy recovery Is wished for Joe Rushing and FJ B. Rogers. Mr. and Mrs.

I. E. honored the young people of Rural Shade with a party at their homa last Thursday night. Cokes and donuts were served to the guests attending. VINDICATOR CLASSIFIED SELLS IT FAST! For your car your home your life and your health State Farm is all you need to know about insurance.

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Scott Parker Is Re-Fleeted The Magnolia Ridge ountry Club held their Annual Stockholders Meeting on April 20 at the club house for the purpose of an election of Board members. Scott Parker was re-elected club president. Members re-elected to the board were Joe Fd Callaway, Art Barkis, and Maurice Locke. New directors elected were Jack Willoughby, John Wilson, John Middleton, Steve Davis, and Greg Fourtlcq. Directors who were not up for re-election, still serving as hold overs are W.

F. Daniels, A. L. Delaney, James Dunagan, Lewie Majors, Dr. John Pegues, L.

Q. VanDeventer and Nelson Wal- irop. The next meeting of the Board will be held on April 23 at 7:30 p.m. THE CHOIR of the First Assembly of God Church, 2512 Grand Street, will present a gospel concert Friday, April 24 at 7:30 p.m. There be solos, trios, and othsr groups featured.

All the members of the choir and participants in the program are regular atteniers of First Assembly. The Reverend Allen Poldson, pastor, extends a cordial invitation to the public to attend this concert and enjoy the anointed singing of the choir..