Yoakum Herald-Times (Yoakum, Tex.), Vol. 73, No. 72, Ed. 1 Tuesday, September 14, 1976 Page: 1 of 8
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INDUSTRIAL LEADER
VOLUME LXXI
PUBLISHED AT YOAKUM, TEXAS EVERY TUESDAY AND THURSDAY
SECOND CLASS POSTAGE PAID AT YOAKUM, TEXAS 77995
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1976
NO. 72 - 20c PER COPY
Gulf Coast Ticks Added To Texas'
Goode Leads Hallettsville To 12-7 Victory
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Applications Being Taken For Lavaca Commissioner
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Famed Texas artist, E. M.
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"Uniform Day" at School. All Joseph's Gym on School Night
Cubs and Scouts in Yoakum are for Scouting. Bring a friend
asked to wear this uniform to along.
The Yoakum businessman
filed the suit under the Texas
Deceptive Trade, Practices and
Consumer Protection Act. The
suit was filed on the allegation
that the defendant is engaged in
deceptive practices.
The untimely passing of a long
-time faithful public servant,
John R. Klimitchek, Commis-
sioner. Lavaca County, Precinct
No. 4. is a great loss to his
community and area, as well as
the entire County.
Yoakum Herald-Times
-Consider a request from
Gary Jackson for a Specific Use
Permit for one acre. Block 1182
of the J.X. May Addition (812
Davis Avenue).
-Consider a request from
Emil Blaschke for a change in
zoning from Residential (R-3) to
Local Retail for Lot 1. Block 1180
of the Woodley Addition (302
Clark Street.)
■Consider a request from Ms.
with a two - yard blast through
the line. The conversion kick
failed and the score stood at 6-0.
After three plays left Yoakum
short of a first down, a short punt
put the Brahmas back in
business at the Bulldog 32. Six
plays later Goode crossed the
double stripe for the second
time, again from two yards out
and with 2:14 left in the first
quarter.
Twice in the second quarter
Hallettsville had good drives
halted with the loss of a fumble
and a pass interception.
With Hallettsville at the
Yoakum 25, Randy Cretors
intercepted a halfback pass by
Goode to stop one of the drives.
That was the only Brahma pass
of the night.
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GOODE RAMBLES - Hallettsville tailback Kermit Goode (35) rambles through the line against
Yoakum Friday night. The 210 pound All State Candidate gained 117 yards on 28 carries in
leading the Brahmas to a 12-7 victory. (Herald-Times Photo By Bobby Opela.)
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donated a painting to the benefit
of the children at the Bluebonnet
Youth Ranch, near Yoakum. The
work of art has been placed for
sale at the Meredith Long
Galleries of Houston and
Rockport with all proceeds being
donated to the youth home for
underprivileged and abused
children.
Rob Phillips, executive direc-
tor at Bluebonnet, and Mrs. L. B.
Steen, member of the ranch
board directors, accepted the
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’ An animated feature length
film for children by Walt Disney
(about 73 min.) will be shown on
Wednesday, Sept. 15 at 4:00
p.m. at the Yoakum Public
Library.
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orties. putting us over the farms and ranches in the state
>nmrt to total rigiiftstissi which have nem continuous, Ie the General
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votein 197* and ejeh to vote commissioner." White added.
* Piege • “The contributions of these
‘ 1970, families in maintaining preduc-
F ™ tivity throughout the years are
Charles Pate of Yoakum,
doing business as Pate's
Building Supplies, filed a
School Night For
Scouting Sept. 20
School Night for Scouting is school on September 20 to serve
designed to give prospective as a reminder to others that
Cubs and Scouts and their Monday is school night for
parents an opportunity to learn scouting. One of the reasons
about the Scouting program and boys join Cubbing and Scouting
join a pack or troop. It will is to have the right to wear the
ral endeavor. White explained.
"Some are the result of
mammoth Spanish Land Grants,
passed from the 18th Century by
their original holders through
succeeding generations, while
others are lands now farmed by
descendants of slaves freed at
the end of the Civil War," he
said.
"Participation in the Land
Heritage Program has been one
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tion in June held to San Diego. Halettsville, N
Stary was born in Yoakum:is Myers, Cuero.-------_
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Tuacker and has two daughters. Louis A. Bother. Hallettsville.
j Hel president andi chairman of “h this, our third year’s .
Democratic nomination for Precinct No. 4 is 5:00 p m.
Commisioner. Lavaca County Monday, September 27th, 1976.
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ANTON STARY
Stary New Lt Governor
Of Kiwanis Division 25
Anton Stary was installed as Lt Building Better Communities for
Governor of Division 25 at the a Better World. 3. Uniting with
Texas - Oklahoma Kiwanis Youth Organizations to Motivate
Convention held in San Antonio Responsible Citizenship. 4.
on August 21, 1976. The Emphasizing Family Unit to
installation was made by Strengthen Respect for Life and
Governor Don Wilson of Fort Property. 5. Sharing opportuni-
- Worth. Lt. Governor Stary will ties for Service with Others,
serve the Kiwanis Clubs of Bay Stary and the Yoakum Kiwanis
City. Wharton. Edna, Port pledge that in 1977 the South
Lavaca, Victoria, Van Vleck and Central Texas Kiwanis will have
Screwworm Problem During August
More than 83% of the 6,333 lifetimes - eggs they produce flies came into use by the APHIS
laboratory confirmed August after mating with a sterile male program.
screwworm cases from Texas will not hatch. By the end of August Texas
livestock came from the 43 Female screwworm flies had recorded 13,105 laboratory
counties reporting Gulf Coast deposit eggs on wounds in warm confirmed screwworm cases for
tick infestations, notes a U.S. blooded animals. As eggs hatch the year. This compares to
Department of Agriculture maggots enter the wound to feed 54,769 by the same date in 1972.
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yards. Goode picked up 117 of the football and didn’t have to
those yards on 28 carries while punt during the entire first half,
fullback Clinton Stevens added Hallettsville took the opening
79 yards on 12 carries. kickoff and drove 75 yards in 75
The Brahmas, now 2-0 on the plays for the game’s initial score
young season, scored the first with 5:33 left in the opening
two times they got their hands on quarter. Goode doing the honors
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Then late in the second
quarter Tony Roahn recovered a
Stevens fumble to halt another
Brahma march at the Yoakum
24-yard line.
Yoakum looked like a
different team in the second half
and played first rate football, but
fell short of the winning
combination as the Bulldog
record evened at 1-1 for the
year.
Cretors returned Halletts-
ville's first punt of the game 17
yards to the Brahma 23 to set the
stage for Yoakum's lone tally.
The short drive took six plays
and ended with fullback Si Cook
scoring on a two - yard burst with
4:48 left in the third quarter.
Roger Holmes kicked the
conversion to set the tally at
12-7, the game's final count.
Hallettsville took the ensuing
kickoff and drove to the YHS
seven before a 15-yard penalty
and a rigid Bulldog defense took
command to see the Brahmas
turn the ball over on downs early
in the fourth quarter.
In the fnal session the
Bulldogs had one good drive
going before James Harvey
intercepted a pass by Canine
quarterback Pat Washington.
The remainder of the game
belonged to the two defensive
units as Hallettsville was able to
net just one yard offense in two
posessionis and Yoakum was
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Madaleen Bridewell for a change damage suit in 24th District
in zoning from Residential (R-2) Court Friday against Interstate
to Commercial for Lot 11, Block Chemicals and Coatings Inc. of
1147 of the Leo Tucker Addition New York.
(904 Matthew Street.) Pate is seeking $7,114.32 in
damages and $5,000 for attorney
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The running of 205 - pound conference schoolboy football
All-State Kermit Goode and a game at Bulldog Stadium,
defense that held Yoakum to a Goode lead the Brahmas, who
total offense of 134 yards netted went into the game the No. 5
the Hallettsville Brahmas a 12-7 rated Class AA team in Texas, in
victory overy the Bulldogs last a crushing ground attack which
Friday night in a non - netted the rival visitors 271
painting on behalf of the residence at his alma mater,
children. Texas A & M University. In
Schiwetz is known throughout recognition of the university's
the United States for his painting 100th anniversary this year,
in various media which depict Schiwetz created a portfolio of
architecture and landscapes in eight campus scenes which are
rich, natural colors. Much of his on display at the university. He
work portrays historic subjects has also authored two books,
throughout the state of Texas. ' Buck Schiwetz' Texas" and
The subject of his Bluebonnet "The Schiwetz Legacy”, and is
donation is a Louisiana bayou currently working on a third
with shrimp boats, wharf, and publication.
bait stand. surrounded by moss . ... . ,
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covered cypress trees. .. „ . m
please contact: Mr. Rob Phillips.
For a number of years. Bluebonnet Youth Ranch, P. O.
Schiwetz has been the artist in Box 90. Yoakum, Texas 77995.
happen at 7:00 p.m. on Monday, uniform. Wearing the uniform
September 20, 1976, at St. shows that a boy belongs to the •
Joseph's Gym in Yoakum. At largest youth organization in the
this time parents can meet and world.
talk with Scouting leaders, and If you are interested in joining
the boys can see some of the the Cubbing and Scouting
work Cubs and Scouts do. Program or would just like to find
September 20 is also out more about it. come to St.
County has had 165 cases, April as a new strain of sterile Louisiana or California.
Lavaca County six cases, Goliad
Planning, Zoning Commission
County 25 cases. Fayette County
three cases and Jackson County To Meet At 6 p.m. Tuesday
two cases. r
The Screwworm Eradication The Yoakum Planning and
Program, operated by the Zoning Commission will meet in
Animal and Plant Health regular session at 6 p.m.
Inspection Service (APHIS). Tuesday in the Yoakum
uses sterile males in combatting Muncipal Building,
this parasite of warm blooded Items on the agenda include:
animals. Female screwworm -Consider a request from
tiles mate only once in their C.W.H. Rohde. JR., for a
mamumnmamamanambpmmum Specific Use for
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Bedadd Jamie Ratley for a Specific Use
didndbi Lots Block 3.
Msian the Sunset Addition (corner of
E #abkz Boyle and McKinnon Streets.)
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Dr. James E. Novy is director they grow to about half an inch widespread through Texas, the
of field operations for the long before dropping to the population is light in most
Screwworm Eradication Pro- ground to pupate for another counties not infested with Gulf
gram. week before emerging as adult Coast ticks. This species of tick
Screwworm samples came flies. feeds in great numbers on ears of
from 117 Texas counties during Climatic conditions through- large animals, creating wounds
August - 5,269 of them from 43 out Texas have been ideal for which the female screwworm fly
south Texas counties harboring screwworms this year, says Dr. finds an admirable place to
Gulf Coast tick populations. Novy. He is sure the situation deposit eggs.
During August DeWitt County would have been much worse if Novy comments that screw-
had 89 confirmed screwworm sterile flies had not been steadily worm populations are fairly light
cases. Lavaca County had three, distributed among the wild in other states with 26 August
Goliad County had 193. Gonzales population. cases reported from Arizona.
County had 75. Victoria County Early this year it seemed two from Arkansas, eight from
had 13 and Fayette and Jackson Texas was headed toward the New Mexico, and 24 from
Counties had two cases each. worst screwworm year in its Oklahoma. No screwworms have
Since January 1 DeWitt history. This patter changed in been reported in either
on live flesh. In about a week Although screwworms are
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The Democratic Executive
Committee of Lavaca County
realizes this fact and sympathiz-
es in this loss with Mrs.
Klimitchek, and sons. Charles
and Joe Paul. His passing has
placed the responsibility of
naming a nominee to be listed on
the November 2nd, 1976 General
Election ballot aa the Democratic
nominee to the Precinct
Committee.
At this time, anyone residing
in Lavaca County Precinct No. 4
and 5 may mail or bring his
written application to the office
ofG. H. (Gibby) Gerdes, County
Democratic Party Chairman, P.
O. Box 283. Hallettsville, Texas
77964. located in the County
Auditor’s Office of the Court-
house. The final date for
submitting an application for the
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the dub in 1964. He has served _ _ _ , a aa ■
1972 and has been a club director Four Lavaca Families Land Heritage Qualifiers
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attended a number of Leader- Four Lavaca County families when Commissioner White will national attention from the
ship Training Conferences. The have qualified in the 1976 Texas present honorees with certifi- American Association for State
annual Registered Paint Horse Family Land Heritage Program, cates commemorating their and Local History as well as the
Show held in May each year has Agriculture Commissioner John participating in the Program. praise of state and local
* been Stary’s “pet” project. C. White has announced. Information concerning each historical groups and people.
Stary also attended the induded among the recipients farm and ranch will also be Lands and their owners
; : r Internationat Kiwanis Conven- are Mr. and Mrs. Leo Clark. Jr.. induded in the Texas Family included among the honorees
Mrs. Charles E. Land Heritage Registry Vol. mi, span the spectrum of agricultu-
> Marvin Nichol- which will be pubMid in early
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Yoakum Herald-Times (Yoakum, Tex.), Vol. 73, No. 72, Ed. 1 Tuesday, September 14, 1976, newspaper, September 14, 1976; Yoakum, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1424305/m1/1/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Carl and Mary Welhausen Library.