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science fair April 6-7
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the peace attended an advanced 20-hour Texas Justice of the County, Precinct 9, Placel; Judge W.H. Collins of Walnut
Peace Training Center Seminar Feb. 21-24 in Arlington. The Springs, Bosque County, Precinct 3, Place 1; Judge Sarah Miller
seminars are held in compliance with Article 5972, Section b, of Stephenville, Erath County, Precinct 1; and Judge Lynn Cook
Texas Revised Civil Statutes. The training center is based at of Glen Rose, Somervell County, Precinct 4.
A Southwest Texas State University. Among the judges attending
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invention was not the only
electrically operated device in use,
but people associated its benefits
with their costs for electricity.
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hair dryer, heating.___
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COL1£GE SI A LION - Prun- Janne suggests a god set of healthy canes arising from the
mg roseg will improve the size hand shears, a sharp pruning graft or bud union or within 4 to
and quality of blooms, and now saw, a pair of long-handled 6 inches above the union.
ts the time to get the job done, loppers, pruning paint and a Remove all dead, diseased
says a horticulturist with the pair of heavy leather gloves, and injured twigs and branches
Texas Agricultural Extension Gloves will protect hands from as well as all of the thin spindly
Service. thorns. The saw will help growth often found at the base
Prune hybrid tea roses in remove heavy basal canes over of an old established plant.”
mid-February in Central Texas two years old while toppers will advises Janne.
but delay pruning in North cut large canes of the past Since most climbing roses
Texas until late, February or season and shears will handle produce a great abundance of
early March, points out smaller branches. Cover all flowers in early spring, delay
I ve rett Janne cuts and ends of canes with the major pruning of these types
.Annual pruning make roses pruning paint to prevent entry until after the spfing Rush of
easier to care for in addition to of diseases and insecsts. bloom, says the horticulturist
producing top quality blooms," Begin by cutting back top On healthy, vigorous climbers. '
adds the horticulturist- growth to 12 to 15 inches above remove or severely cut back
__111 tackle the pruning job, the ground. Keep four to six any Pa^ over two’years old
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incorporated cities and non- study area. At its initial
incorporated urbanized areas meeting if May, 1977, the
of the Brazos Basin which will Committee divided into three
need sewerage system improv- subcommittees to better con-
Wells, general The Middle Sub-basin Sub-
REEDS SPRING, Mo (AP| sented newspaper and radio thing we can think of and it town's population of 280 - |
k preacher whose prayers and television stations hasn't worked What we want to waited as the men emerged to
over a freezer holding his—. Evangelist J l Williams of do m gyt hack in our eloset and preach, pray and, at one point,
mother falled to bring her back Pea Ridge, Ark recruited by my some more " bring two members of the con-
to life Sunday says he has until Kogers to help in the service. After the service, the congre- gregation into the room Anoth- |
aster to resurrect her < ould be heard raising his voic- gation was allowed to file past er 150 persons waited outside
■ We have not given up, and inprayer At one point, ne he freezer, which was hidden themortiary .
wehaven’t lost heart," said shouted “Oh, her eyes are behind a large screen
evangelist Daniel Aaron Ro- moving Thank you, Jesus'” The ceremony culminated
gers "People are still praying lifers later said he did not Rogers’ month-long battle for Rogers said he may contact )
with us and standing with us in personally" see any move- ustody of his mother’s body SA Makal, an Indonesian faith I
our faith Were going to keep nent in his mother's eyes and permission to take it from healer who says he has had a I
praying for at least another two Come out of there," urged his Arkansas home to the Reeds vision that Mrs Rogers would I
week*"- Harold Bogan, an assoc iate of Spring, Mo .mortuary be raised He said he would like I
Earlier Sunday, lie told about Kogers' in Harrison, Ark Mrs9 Rogers, 80, died Feb: 2 to bring Makal te-Reeds Spring
00 a mor- Kaise her up, Kogers in Harrison, Ark, 25 miles Rogers says he has told Mis- '
tuary here that the two hour at leaded south of this southwest Missouri souri health officials he will ei-
tempt to bring his mother back After more than an hour of (own Rogers packed her body ther resurrect or bury his
from the dead had Jailed and leading and praying. William* in dry ice for six day*, then had mother within two weeks
we don't know what went -merged from the tiny room - it placedinthe freezer.
wrong " We have tried everything Rogers had said his mother Asked Sunday morning how
The congrexation, many of Jesus told us to do, and wedon’t would rise from the dead and he would feel if his mother was A
whom wept, moaned and know what is wrong," he told give a sign that the end of this riot raised from the dead he
prayed, waited in the chapel hose gathered in the chapel age is, near” because Jesus said, "I can't anticipate that I
and sang gospel songs93 the She has not risen from the commanded us to preach the would be surprised but I don't
preachers prayed in a adjoin- dead " gospel, heal the sick, raise the anticipate it "
ing visitation room over the About an hour later, Rogers dead " Among the skeptical sight
body of Gladys Rogers About a appeared in the chapel and an- The congregation in the chap- seers Sunday was Tina Carr Or '
third of the onlookers repre- nounced We have done every el nearly matching this Branson Mo
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LNDON IAP) Princess demonstrators "No one We LONDON, Ontario (APi - their pimps to grand juries,
Anne daushter of Queen Eliza Jre paying for you,” answered Singer Ella Fitzgerald had to says Mayor Edward Koch
heth II, was surrounded and a man cancel a weekend performance "I think we ought to require
jeered by campaigners against Anne receives a government here because of illness prostitutes with immunity to di-
fox hunting when she took part allowance of 997,500a year Her physicians said the jazz vulge the names of pimps to
in tt lals of horses specially breh Her husband, army Capt singer suffered from a fever grand juries. and then go after
forthesport v Mark Phillips, told Uh- demon and, lulls those pimps,” the mayor said
Annie Stop Hunting strators Go away I've got a Concert official* said all 2,300 Sunday on City Council Presi- Sub-basin Subcommittee of the manager of the Brazos River committee is part of a
harhie, lead the banners, headache tickets for the Saturday appear- dent Carol Bellamy’s weekly Planning Advisory Committee Authority, has announced. governor-appointed I Planning
waved by about 5 He was persuaded to accept ance had been sold W MCA radio program of the Brazos Basin Water This meeting will allow Advisory Committee which
to Hunt Sabotrurs Assuciutiun —we badges, one bear ing the / Quality Management Planning subcommitee members and includes representatives of
on Sunday < Wile is slang fora naie of the association and the NEW YORK (AP i Prosti- Koch later told reporters that Study will be held Wednesday, members of the public to interested local, state, and
fox. other reading, Hunt is a four tutes should be given immunity his deputy mayor for criminal April 5, 1978, at 1:30 p.m. in the review and comment on Federal governmental agencies
Who " PayinK you to do letter word from prosecution in New York justice, Herbert Sturtz, is in- Ranger Room of the Waco technical and management plus interested' citizens;from
this Ann. -snapped at Uh- City m return foriidentifying vestigating such a proposal Convention Center, Waco, Tx., subplans being developed for throughout the Brazos Basin
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Tower taking applications
for senior citizen interns
WASHINGTON Senator to participate in the initial airfare to and from Washing.
John Tower ‛R- Tex > has program in 1977. ton. aswell as a stipend to cover
announced that he is accepting The two citizens selected expenses while in Washington
applications from Texas senior from the applicants will spend
citizens, who wish to participate May 8 through Ma 19 in Tower's Applications can be obtained
in an intern program in his Washington office observing from Tower's Houston office at
Washington office for two the igislative process, meeting 515 Rusk, Room 6626, Houston,
weeks in May with representatives of de- Texas 77002 The deadline for
The program is designed to partments and agencies, and returning the applications with
provide increased eommunica- participating in the operations two letters of recommendation
tion between the retired of a congresstbnal office. to the Houston office is March
community and their repre- Interns will receive their 31.
sentatives in Congress Tower
was the first member of the
Texas Congressional delegation
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ements in the near future, sider water quality problems and develop recommendations
constructive discussion con- for the different regions of the to update these systems to meet
cerning these subplans will help Basin. The principal responsib- future needs. Costs of the study-
in development of a com- ility of the Committee and are being funded by the U.S.
prehensive plan for protecting Subcommittees is to provide Environmental Protection A-
the waters of the Brazos Basin advice on general policy gency through the Texas
and adjacent coastal areas matters and to assure the Department of Water Re-
from pollution. broadest possible input from all sources.
Pruning of roses advised
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second dansp ustag. im.u a Step - Baylor University will host Hamilton Hill i mns.
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linta deln > por munt । . bsl Sports Gymnasium on the -To enter the fair, a student
» • Baylor campus. should develop a project with,
..... $00 ta . and Su ta nF tath The Science Fair competition’ an exhibit, complete an official
" ’ is open to Central Texas entry form including a sum-
outsidetradeareuirexastirequs students from 6th grade mary and plan of the Project.
- * cRAIGwODSN Prrsidrut through 12th The students may and Pay an entry fee of $3.00,
NORM i FISHE k Pubisher - enter a science project relatec and submit required cer tifica-
BOBDOWNS .Editor t. social science, natural tion forms for animal experi-
STEVE SHROEDER, i urculation Mr - ence, engineering and math- mentation.
MEMBER OF nil LATED PRESS .
The A The forms should be returned
newspaper as well as the IP. heus Students are eligible for to Dr. Bryce C Brown, director
dispatches u Lher ruhtsar resened competition if they attend a of Baylor's Strecker Museum.
. Thusneuspaps venesthenehiteut public, private, parochial, by 4 pm Thursday, March 30
alldpytorpubinaton non-sectarian, or military The exhibit directory will be
schoolin the geographie area of based on entry forms submitted
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Downs, Bob. Stephenville Empire-Tribune (Stephenville, Tex.), Vol. 109, No. 179, Ed. 1 Monday, March 13, 1978, newspaper, March 13, 1978; Stephenville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1501348/m1/4/: accessed July 9, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Dublin Public Library.