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Thursday, February 16, 1984
THE BAYTOWN SUN
Man Trains Dogs
For Bird Hunting
RSS Band Enters Festival
The Ross S. Sterling High bands at Henderson State Univer-
School bands, under direction of sity, who will help Judge the
Irby Martin and Jay Elkins, will event.
compete in the prestigious 21st “The credibility and consisten-
annual Six Flags Over Texas cy of the ratings make it a good
event to participate in, plus it’s a
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Open Band Festival in April
The event is part of a series of good outing for the kids.,
festivals featuring more than Various musical groups will
20,000 musicians from junior and compete in divisions for concert
high school bands, orchestras and bands, orchestras and choruses,
choruses from all over the Unitda
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FORT SMITH, Ark. (AP) — them out and walk ... until you
Just call Cornelius Shoate found birds.”
"coach." For the past 53 years,
Shoate has transformed thou-
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With advances in training
techniques — like electric collars,
sands of green pups into adept three-wheel motorcycles and
bird hunters. raising one’s own birds — Shoate
“I study them dogs like a foot- said the task didn’t take as long,
ball coach,” Shoate said, his "I can work a dog in about a
nickel-plated whistle hanging week, where it took about two
from his neck and camouflage months."
cap cocked to the side of his head. Shoate stays busy. “I can’t
“I prepare them for the guy out catch up,” he said. “I haven’t
there looking for enjoyment.”
Entrants will be judged ln-
vidually with scale ratings of
“The competition, in this superior, excellent, good or need
festival is excellent," said for improvement and a Best of
Wendell Evanson, director of Class award will be given.
FRIDAY
FEBRUARY
taken a vacation since 1953.”
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He works from his 40-acre farm
Shoate, 74, learned the art of
training bird dogs from his fa- northeast of Spiro, where he also
ther, John Henry, who migrated raises pointers and Irish setters
from Louisiana to eastern and quail. He said he earned a
Oklahoma around 1900.
1984
good living breeding and training
“I’ve practically worked at it dogs'
all my life," Shoate said in a re- A 3-year-old pointer will pro-
cent interview at his farm about breed out $10,000 worth of
10 miles west of the Arkansas- PuPsayear,”hesaid. Anuntraln-
Oklahoma border south of Fort 6(1 starter dog sells for $600 to $800 FEBRUARY IS History Month. Accepting a proclamation issued oy
Smith. “When I was just a boy, and a fullY trained top dog brings Mayor Allen Cannon are Mrs. Gene Branscome, left, chairman of the
about 10 years old, he’d take me uPward to $1,500. American History Committee, and Janett Larsen of the Goose Creek
with him. The old way sure was a Shoate gets about $200 for every John Lewis Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution,
slow deal. You just had to take green pup he trains. .... (Sun staff photo by Carrie Pryor)
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BAYTOWN COMMUNITY CENTER
2407 Market
Enrollment remains open in standing, floor and walking move- units, hardware and software, for single adult. It will be from 6-8
seven of the non-credit short term ments to music, will be offered at networks and system develop- p m. Thursday, Feb. 23. The fee is
courses that begin next week at three different times. The fee is ments.
Lee Collpge. $13. The workshop will be from 7- The newly single will be expos-
These are beginning cake de- One class will be from 6-7 a.m. 9:30 p.m. Tuesday and Wednes- ed tojiew life skills, through goal
corating, exercise for women, Monday and Wednesday, Feb: 'gay, Feb. 21-22. The fee is $40. gettln^aM&ehavwKJXWkation
wallpapering, introduction to March 28; another from 8:15-9:15 Maximizing a child’s intellec- techniques
basic computer concepts, maxi- a.m. Tuesday and Thursday, Feb. tual development is one in a ser- Using caiijgraphy is a one-day
mizing your child’s intellectual 21-March 29, and the third from ies of child development work- workShop scheduled from 9 a.m.-3
development, life skills for the 5:15-6:15 p.m., also on Tuesday .“shops. It is scheduled from 12-1:30 Saturday Feb. 25. The fee is
newly single, and using calli- and Thursday, Feb. 21-March 29. p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 22. The fee
Wallpapering is a two-hour ses- is $5.
Information and registration is sion, meeting from 7-9 p.m. Tues- Discussed will be the stages a
available by calling the continu- day, Feb. 21. The fee is $5. An child passes through from infancy
ing education office at 427-5611, identical workshop is also sche-
extension211.
The cake decorating course is This instruction includes tools,
basic instruction, such as how to selection and measurement of pa- research will be shared to assist
choose proper equipment and use per, paste and paper hanging. in selecting toys and activities to
it correctly. The class will meet Basic computer concepts in- maximize learning during these Fee payment for all courses is
from 6:30-9:30p.m. Monday, Feb. eludes development of computer stages. due in advance and can be made
20-March 26. The fee is $27. processing systems, common Life skills for the new single is by mail after telephone registra-
Exercise for women, including uses and problems, functional the second in a three-part series tion.
$10.
.☆ Browse through disploy oreos
☆ Gift for each member
^Reports from officials
☆ Door prize drawing
(for eligible members)
$20.
graphy.
The workshop will include in-
formation on various tools, sup-
plies, decorative finishes and
other techniques to allow one to
use calligraphy skills to create
greeting cards, stationery, gifts
and other works of art.
to school age, relative to intellec-
tual development.
Helpful suggestions based on
duledforFeb. 28.
Exxon Bavtown creoic union
422-3611
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School Menus
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freeway is:
1. ) A wide highway.
2. ) A traffic jam.
3. ) A place for budding romance.
The correct answer is all of the above, says
Ruth Guillou, founder of the Freeway Singles
Club, California’s latest way to get latent
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in Huntington Harbor. “I was turning left and
he was going straight or I would have followed
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“He had big blue eyes, grayish hair, a
tremendous smile,” she recalled. “He was
driving a cream-colored Cadillac.
“We both kept looking at each other, smil-
ing,” she said. “It’s a dumb thing to do. You
can’t shake hands. You can’t say hello.”
Not wanting to let such a chance slip away
again, last September she founded the club.
Members get automobile decals with
numbers on them. Would-be paramours can
note the numbers and contact the drivers
without endangering life and limb by scream-
ing through open windows at 55 mph.
“It’s like going in a store and picking out
what you want,” Ms. Guillou said. “It’s going
to replace the oyster bar, which has already
replaced the sushi bar, as the place to meet.
People will be driving the freeway on their
time off just to find Mr. or Ms, Right. The gas
stations will love it. The automobile industry
will, too. Everybody will want to be seen in a
shiny, new car.”
She doesn’t know if any relationships that
began on freeway lanes have ended on bridal
paths.
The Freeway Singles Club doesn’t com-
pletely eliminate the problem of blind dates,
because generally only one person has seen
the other.
But there’s a safety feature: The initial con-
tact Is through a Huntington Beach post office
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Brown, Leon. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 62, No. 93, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 16, 1984, newspaper, February 16, 1984; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1154451/m1/3/: accessed July 7, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.