Stephenville Daily Empire (Stephenville, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 236, Ed. 1 Sunday, July 31, 1966 Page: 1 of 12
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said, "milk cows
They (the dairymen) have started breeding dairy
rattle to beef animals . . . it's true here and nation-
wide also.” Gary did offer some sottao to the *MM«
wife however, by saying be thought farmers would
start saving more heifers and the price would come
down gradually over Che year*.
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$100 a head in the last year," said 4. R. Gleen, repre-
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Architects Confer at Tarleton
Concerning New Gymnasium Hg I Mil
Representatives of the archi- dent E. J. Howell, College Engi
| tectural firm of Hueppelsheuser neer Mack Foust and W. H.
and White of Fort Worth met Badgett and Harold Carter from
I with officials cf Tarleton State the Office of Physical Plants at
System headquarters in College
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incy Glasyow, 14 daughter •
I Mrs. Weldon. Glak-
igaw,’ a senier fi
at S tephan-
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School, spy*: ■„]
No, I attended
ping pong.
Their Valen-
tine dance,
which 1 at-
tended 'was
!prOgram
better. .
enville co4d
_nent center ___ ____,
a snack bar where dances
could be held weekly '
see my Mends I V bands furnished for the .______
through town and The building should be located
la just nothing to tn a popular place and haVe a
young manager to operate the
-- -- cvnter. It could be located near
doesenl someontf C a drag strip, which Stephenville
also needs."
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Misj Wallace Haile of Olin, was
awarded the bachelor of arts
degree in history. to siayton.
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^t*n»e price of milk is the highest’in memory accord-
ing to a Daily Empire survey of local stores
Prices have jumped as much a% 14 cent* a gaUou in
July and ooe drive-in grocery manager saM “we have
been told ft wffl go up agafn*.Aug. L<* *• overafl iu-
craase in milk price* hm Wee aboub U psr ecut M
less than a month. < - X-
Prices for a half galkm were from M to « ceuta, de-
pending on the store and Hue. A gallon was seNng for
anywhere from $1 03 to $l.lg. ,
Comment* from grocerymen went like Ms:
. . Milk baa gone up haaauss of the increase of
price to the producer . .
One store managers was told that the dairyuwn
could not stay in business st the last tow prices of
■ These are the highest prices I have seen milk
reach. ”
"This is the hi ghaut price I have ever seen mUk, but
ft is better mUk."
"The company went
handle it and beep it <
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les this could be the adults
It. This summer I have
id that to see my
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that will draw a lot of teen-
is, like a big dance or aome- cgi
ig. Why r
« a drag strip here?”
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DavW SeW, V, een e» Mr.
and Mrs. ft. A. Self, a graduate
ville High
School and
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No, I do not
hint Stephen^
Lj^vhle h/b
] enough enter*
n itainmentfog
7’-' ‘■:,i teenagem. I
h“> «lt h i n k wb
vr' should have a
teenage elub
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ics, will be tn color and will
have an accompanying spoken
commentary. Color and sound
are unusual In such material.
Professtonafty produced and
attractive enough to bold inies-
the service -a
educational pr
daix.t miraw araW JZt
YOU DON'T MEAN IT — Three-;
L..w. WW«BW wvsAfeVA flUIM
ing like,” but that gallon of
ing is costing as much as 31.
as milk prices are sky high. R____
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom I.
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
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graduate of
A tephen ville
ftlgh School
K»>>: "No,
Etofo is n 0 t
kihough .enter-
Nfifomadfo r j
Managers in
I Stephenville.
It would be
I nice to have
la malt shop in
[the new shop-
Utag center or
teenagers
own, Maybe
p a* committee
hop and abide
with supervi-
gers could sei-
tee by and just
I with . tMr
r.W would
driving up and
a to see their
A remarkable new learning
tool will be provided as a pub-
lic service by the "Daily Em-
pire’’ during the coming school
year for the young people to
the junior and senior high
schools of this community.
1 ft consists of a series of film-
strips tied in with current
events and developed by the
“Daily Empire" in cooperation
with the Associated Press, the
world’s largest news gathering
organization, and with Guidance
Associates, which has speciali-
zed experience in the education-
al filmstrip field. rf .
The aerrice, eaBed Special
Report, will be distributed once
a month during the school year.
The Drily Empire will meet
the costs involved in the pro- i
ject.
Each strip, to be shown by
teachers to their students in
courses as social studies.
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New Manager
For Safeway
Dean McMillan will take over
as manager of the Stephenville
Safeway Store Monday.
McMillan, of Fort Worth, has
been with Safeway for the past
4 years. He is married and has
two daughters, Lori and Lanna.
The family will move to Steph-
enville in the near future.
He succeeds Frank Havalak
who has been manager of the
local store for the past 4 years.
Havalak has not announced any
future plans.
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high aehdoi andz
its with a Hvd
Everybody could
lea or stag and a
Id be charged.
i tho organixntiort
profit — the kids
loved it and they stayed off i
the streets.
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WEO A By Gordon McCullough
POWIR OF SOMETHING: Up until June 23 this year
only 18 dog tags had been issued at City Haft. Tuesday
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1 College Thursday. This was the
initial conference prior to the
drawing of preliminary plans
and specifications for the pro-
posed Physical Education and
Science Building.
The new building will probably
be located in the area east of
the Memorial Stadium parking
lot between Vanderbilt and
Stoan Streets.
Representing Tarleton and the
Texas A&M University System
at the meeting were TSC Presi-
Research Chemist
Joins TSC Staff |
Dr. Robert C. Fain, research
chemist for the Celanese Cor-
poration of Summit, New Jer-
sey, has been appointed an as-
pic- sociate professor in physical
sciences at Tarleton State Cel-
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iJlM zISbin received the bachelor
>ving *nd master degrees from South
and west Texas State College. He
earned the Ph.D. degree at The
University of Texas in 1M6. His
experience includes teaching at
Southwest Texas and research
assistant at The University of
Texas as well as the position
with Celanese. *
He is a member of Phi Lamb-
da Upsilca, American Chem-
ical Society, Catalysis Club of
Metropolitan New York, and the
Summit Association of Scien-
tists.
Fain is married and has two
children, ages 4 and d.
Tom Hicks Buys
Knox City Paper
KNOX CTY, — Mr. and Mr*.
Tom Hicks of Stephenville, have
purchased the Knox County Her-
ald from Mr. and Mr*. James
w E. Hill.
The Hickses will being pub-
lishing tiie paper August 1.
Hicks is a veteran newspaper
_ iblisfier, having owned and
operated various newspapers in
both East and West Texas,_ in-
ridge. ** 12
to Slayton. They _have
March of IMP
He is the son of Judge F. D.
Hicks of Stephenville.
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Rainfall totals for the year
in Stephenville through June
stood at 12.M inches consider-
“ 1 the IMS total of
1> the Stephenville area skies
began clearing after noon with
possible showers forecast for
Sunday.
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ma June Senter (left), and Karla Pair are "play- <>
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(Dm) Ward. Th* Sones have ,,
three sans, BUI ef Abilene. Joe .
of Las Vegas, Nev. and James CL.
of Houston., and three grand-
daughters.
SoMs has been an active lay
leader in the Baptist Church
sine* 1991. He is now a Sunday
Sehflol teacher at First Baptist,
a member of the board of dea
com and does lay preaching.
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reapected place where boy:
would wear alack* and tine *M
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brick resideace, 1484 W. Wash-
ington, 114,8M; Bon Mntsgar,
brick residence, OTO S. Loop,
$16,000 and Stephenville Con-
tractors, frame • commercial,
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2 to Attend
CC Confab
ABILENE, —-West Tbxas
Chamber of Commerce leaders
front across the entire 132-coun-
ty WTCC area will converge on
the Top ’O Texas Aug. 11 and
12 as Vd scomber holds its
mid summer meeting in Pampa.
W.T.C.C. District X Vlcb-Pre-
wJce wJ«
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kids could dance to MV* bands;
maybe open on weekends. If it
agers would ritend the club
meet their friends there I
at ** Wd *toW“ * ,te*eU’
r would day
the streets during the day 1
maybe enjoy some of the
night." |
of milk
CrEreth County Agent Richard Gary said
wid^alMj^Gaiy did"otter*SMte
start saving more tetters and tte'prlce would come
down gradually over the years.
"The price of milk sows has gone up as much as
|ioo a head in the lari year," said A R Gleen, repre-
eentative of the Central West Texas Producers Associa-
tion.
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The Dog Days of summer
failed, to dampen residential and
commerial building for the city
in July.
Permits totaling >03,800 were
issued for four residential, and »
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night, July 12, the City Council decided to do eoase- * ™d!L,™f th , ^1’
thing about the growing dog population in Stephenville. ®“L total over “*
Wednesday an article in the Daily Empire yarned dog *. mihm
owners that they better tag their dogs are risk having
ing the total to 103 for the year and they are buying » Brendan s Catholic’Church’
them every day. urewmus vauwuc
S^Fv V* s^^v w a■ w^u ■ vvv^y wu
many cases justifiably- But, to a let of Ifttie boys «"d
girls, that deg that teste stray te you Is their best
friend. So kid*, the test way to bo sure "OM Spot"
doesn't get carried te the pound is te have him vaocl-
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YIAR OF UNUSUAL-WADDINGS: Stephenville ted
a pteneer remmeny in the courthouse, and now two
young people have been united on horseback in a tittle
community in Hamilton County. . , 4
usual to say the least, and sounds nothing Ute tite nor-
g mom m
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The bride was given In marriage by her fatter, who
escorted ter to the alter on a bay hone with light
brown saddle and bridle." . .
“She wore a white western costume, complete with
hat and veil attached, and was riding a sorrel horse
(Continued On Pago S)
Milk Highest
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,’.-;«rc UM«LY SMPIRB STAFF FHOTO) , .
NICO ROYALTY. Belted* Christian, (left), 16-year-
> gid daughter ef Mr. and Mrs. Bill Christian of Hico,
r find Barban Caaey, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al-
vin Casey, also of Hico, were selected Miss Junior
Reunion and Mite Reunion respectively Friday night
-at the 80th Hiqff Old Settlers Reunion. Runnerup in
W senior divtribn was Deanna Meador, 17, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Meador. Nancy Davis, 14-
year-ota daughter of Mt. and Mrs. D. L. Davis was
-^Second in the juhior division. More- than 1,000 per-
son&.attended the contest
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Good Rain
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Uw n At Dublin
Good rains brightened the
Erath Cdunty agriculture l’-
tore Saturday. Tte nortik Wort
rernfty reuXtefromig to 7 '
indtes this week ftq
pastures, filling stock tan
aiding the peanut crops.
t Mturdaj^ |porning at tlx points
in the county the rate measured
from inches at Bluff Dale to
M inches at LingleviRe
• HuCkabay reported .90 inches,
Morgan Mill .2 inches and Dub-
lin 2 inches from 8:30 Saturday
morning to 10 a.m.
The official rain gauge at
Farmers First National Bank re
ported .40 inches before noon
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’ance Terrell and
w, D. E Allison,
a will attend this
Highlight of the Pampa meet-
ing win be a dinner Aug. 11
honoring West Texans who are
volunteers on state boards, ag-
encies and commissions. Ttere
are more than 2M of these in-
dividuals, and this is the first
time |n history that such a spec-
- ial recognition dinner has teen
held fa Texas.
John Ben Stepperd of Odoona,
, (Osatitetet On PM* MW .. -
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• T. Sones, 1133 W. Long,
lonered this week by local
teteervation personnel on
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service. Na was presented a Cer
tifleate of Merit for subtataed
alwMMn awwitaM rMarfnrmaHsta hv
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Irvin R. Poff, area eonesrvat
tonst. Tte certificated way sign-
ed by H. N. Smith, State Con-
oer i sttonte, and was accompan-
sd by a cash award.
During Ito career, Sones has
worked with tte SCS at Dublin,
Tempte, la tratefag clerical per-
sooAel And eesisted offices
ovM a wtte part Of the state.
Fes tte past several years he
h eiS BBl ® 17^^
■misted tte area offices and 12
outiytag offfoos undeMhU
w& Tttft tee rettremiitf whBt
ia affoetive Aug. 3.
He wH be replaced by Wayne
ButImpb who wUl tHUMfer Immpo
from Pampa, MM X- sX,
Sonos was born at Harbin in
Erath County, the son ef the
tte John R. «*M1 Sally G.
usee. Hte family moved to
irath County ia 1890. He was
larriad te Rena Bpperson at
Ireen Cbsek at tite home of
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the Erath County area. The
80th Hico OM Settlers Re-
union came to a close Sat-
urday night to make way
for the annual De Leom
Peach and Melon FeativU
and Hood County’s Centoo*
nial observance. f ? |
Tuesday to D-Day for tte 12nd
Peach and Melon Festival fee
De Leon and tte Mttsttlas win
conttauo through SMtuydsy
the festival grounds west of the
business district on the DuNm
highway. A beauty pageant ft
select Miss Hood County wik
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Many empire to uner
Rims on MKfipt Events
est in subjects where student
interest is sometimes hard to
come by, the strips are tied in
as closely as possible not just
with news events but with areas
of study usually included fa
study programs for there age
groups. Each well rounded pre-
rentation to designed to give
its subject meaning and depth ____
by sketching in historical and
other background.
Tte first of the filmstrips, to
be available for showing fa
September, to entitled
People’s Choices” e=d
with the electoral colte
jSS'fea
cities.. Other subjects proposed
g Investigated include
rtation problems, immk
/V. S. involvement in
Asia, tte Supreme Court and
gte population expioeion.
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-, current events and civ- have seen tte pilot film have
... . been enthusiastic.
Tte "Daily Empire" feels
sure that our schools, their
teachers and students, will find
real teip te tire
>o in City
m^ IS, sen of
a sophomore
at 8tspben-
■ ville H i g h
■ Schools, says:
■2®j*«,henvlUe
Hn offers enough
d • * t » r tain-
J ment for me.
■ I go to t h e &
■ show and the
drive-in, and I
b’J go swimming
and w a t ch
M b a s e ball
■ games a n d
enjoy all qf those activities. I>
also work eight hours every
other day and when I get off I
one of the atone activity.
J think if i
worked during
least part time
and maybe enjoy
entertainment nt *
agers Would Like More to i
- Timmy Thompson, 14, sen of ■
Mr. apd Mrs. Brod Thompson, Mr.
and a sopho- Mtt|
t more at ste'
■■■■p phenville High ■
jMy Blf'iJi-'W1 School says: MW
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-'EW^PM toink that Ste- Bl
1 iF^PtenvUle h a a
1 enough enter-
feriJFj < sinment (or ft J
r
I wKi 4thtok u* d‘y
t W. ^^^OT.. 2f c rational
okay "and ia
I have a en-
center open every
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