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HOOD COUNTY NEWS. GRANBURY, TEXAS. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1982. 5A 20 crashes reported fills 1 School Menu Granhury School Menu Sept. 27-Oct.

1 CAM -f -A Campaign donation Republican Women of Hood County presented State Senate candidate Gary Hagman a check Wednesday afternoon for his campaign expenses. The money was raised at a local barbecue campaign fund-raiser. Hagman is a deaths and 103 injuries. The 22 counties which comprise Highway Patrol District 6A have had a total of 4,072 rural traffic accidents this year which have resulted in 100 deaths and 2,479 injuries. This compares to 3,984 accidents, 153 deaths and 2,414 injuries reported during this same period last year.

Fort Hood with the 6th Cavalry Brigade, was previously assigned in. Mainz, West 1 His wife, Lori, is the daughter of Bill and Betty Kennedy of Fort Worth. 5 "1 Bulldog' heads the Grocery Manufacturers of America, lauded Gramm for consistently fighting against increases in federal spending. X. Local Democrats attend convention Pictured are (from left) Sis Parker, lone Fowler, president; Gary Hagman, Betty Shryock, campaign chairman; Elizabeth Smed-ley, Jean Schlansker and Georgia Ruth Forrer.

(HCN Photo) commitments. Former Senator Ralph ough gave a rousing speech which brought cheers from the delegates, especially his remarks about "boll weevils" or 'Republi-crats' as he called them. In addition, he said that Democrats not only have a right to expect, but to demand that the people we elect to public office at every level national, state, and local, uphold the principles of the Democratic Party. State Democratic Chairman Bob Slage was re-elected for another 2-year term by an ovemhelming majority. Subscribe today to the Hood County News 573-1177 Hood County was well represented at the State Democratic Convention held in Dallas Sept.

10 and 11. Delegates attending included Burton Burks, County Democratic Chairman; Patti Tog-gweiler, President of Hood County Democrats; Mike Chamberlain, Vice-President, W.C. Stark, Joe D. Evans and J.B. Howard advanced from alternate status to delegates when Pat Gregg and Pauline Martinez were unable to attend.

Frances Burks and R.L. Gregg, Jr. were the other alterT nates present. The convention began with the caucus of the 22nd Senatorial District. At the caucus, Harris Worcester, Parker County Demo-cartic Chairman, was elected to be the new State Executive Committeeman and Nancy Brannon was re-elected as State Executive Monday Breakfast: Peaches, donut, Lunch: Burrito, pinto beans, tar-rot celery strips, orange wedges, milk.

fe Tuesday Breakfast: Orange juice, cinnamon toast, milk. Lunch: BQ weiners, macaroni cheese, buttered spinach, combread, prunes, milk. Wednesday Breakfast: Applesauce, oatmeal, toast, milk. Lunch: Pizza, green salad, buttered corn, chocolate cake, milk. Thursday Breakfast; Peaches, cheese toast, milk.

Lunch: Beef stew, crackers cheese, applesauce cake, milk. Friday Breakfast: Pears, cinnamon toast, milk. Lunch: Hamburgers, lettuce, tomatoes, onion, pickles, french friescatsup, gingerbread, milk. State candidate George Strake, candidate for Lt. Governor, visited recently with delegates and alternates from Hood County at the Republican State Convention in Austin.

Strake is shown here with Joe Bauer of Granbury. Strake is seeking the state's second highest office against incumbent Bill Hobby in the November General Election. I It Again 573-3824 Here's how Chiropractic treats Athletic Injuries The Texas Highway Patrol lnves: tigated 20 rural traffic accidents in Hood County during August according to Sergeant Andrews, supervisor for this highway patrol sergeant area. These accidents resulted in no deaths and 20 injuries. The total rural traffic accidents for Hood County for this year is which have resulted in 2 Sgt.

Wilkerson at v. Sgt. Steve A. Wilkerson, son of Jessie E. Wilkerson of 411 Gran-bury and Eva N.

Lancaster of Fort Worth has arrived for duty at Fort Hood. Wilkerson, an air cavalry scout 'Golden U.S. Rep. Phil Granun has received the "Golden Bulldog Award" from Watchdogs of the a group that has been active for 18 years in promoting fiscal responsibility in Congress. The prestigious award was presented to Gramm in Washington by WTI President George Koch.

Koch, who also OAKDALE PARK'S EIGHTH ANNUAL FALL LU EG ASS REUNION OCTOBER 1-2-3, 1982 FEATURING THE LEWIS FAMILY lincolnton, Ga. G0INS BROTHERS Prestonburg, Ky. DEL McCOURY THE DIXIE PALS Glen Rock, Pa. Spring Creek Grass Cooke Brothers Bluegrass Kinsmen Carl Fitzgerald Country Bluegrass Band Powderhorn Davis Company String Factory Outlet Plus Semi Professional and Amateur Bands and Pickers DICK YAWS of WBAP RADIO, MASTER OF CEREMONIES Band, fiat-Top Guitar, Mandolin Banjo Contests Twelve hundred dollars cash prizes. FOOD CAMPING TRAILER SPACES ALL MODERN FACILITIES OAKDALE PARK The Bluegrass Music Capital of Texas P.O.

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It is important to consult your doctor of chiropractic regularly, regardless of your type native of Weatherford and brother of Larry Hagman of "J.R." fame in the popular "Dallas" television series. Hagman is running on the GOP ticket against incumbent Democrat Bob Glasgow and Libertarian candidate Robert Mitchell. Committee woman Ms. Brannon is from Denton County. Worcester assumes the seat formerly held by Rusty Raines of Cleburne.

in caucus, the 22nd Senatorial District was also visited by various statewide candidates such as Bill Hobby, Ann Richards and Gary Mauro. Then it was over to the convention center for the opening of the convention. Each statewide candidate addressed the convention "and the theme throughout all their -speechmaking was. "with unity and work the Democrats will win in November." On Saturday, the convention was addressed by five potential Presidential candidates Alan Cranston, Rubin Askew, Ernest Hol-lings, Gary Hart and former Vice-President Walter Mondale. Ted Kennedy and John Glenn were unable to attend due to prior 573-1177 mtdie Hood One New LoK? Cenfucd? UUondcring how of recreational activity.

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