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The Brownwood Community arrangements. Each member
Concert Assn, began its annual of the organization is an out-
concert series Thursday with a standing soloist which when
performance by the renowned fused with the total ensemble
Gregg Smith Singers. Certainly provided a most excellent
one of the most outstanding blend. Only in isolated instances
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the Stole Board at Insurance- haven't ever been of the fist fights before he won. Equally fortunately, we’ve
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cello Cavazos served she people Cavazos testified he too
of the district and rendered no signed an application to be a
personal services to Montoya. district secretary although he
They said Ms. Salas, an em- only finished the fourth grade.
ploye of an auto parts firm He said be received a warrant
owned by Montoya, answered for 1176.30 for his chauffeur
the telephone for his boss and duties.
met with his constituents and Defense attorneys said they
that Silva, who was hired as a plan to confer with Mootoya and
district secretary, hauled nine his wife before announcing
loads of mattresses, desks and whether the verdict will be ap-
chairs purchased by the repre- pealed.
organizations in the world, the the solo works.
16 voice group has just returned There was only one minor
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batt normally staid, dignified shrinking violet variety, even And what about the wrestling not reached the point where
middleaged meat one a former from the earliest days. match between Sen. Strom government officials are so
judge, one a former speaker at Texas’ premier politico, Sam Thurmond and Sen. Ralph disinterested in what they're
the House)—recently engaged Houston, had his share of Yarborough (which Yar- doing that they no longer get
in a fistfight over an ad- pugilistic encounters—and got borough loot) when Yarborough angry about anything,
ministrative order during a put on trial for one such in- attempted to drag Thurmond An occasional fist fight and a
board meeting cident. Into a committee hearing’ little acrimony (with the ad-
The subject matter of that Houston, taking exception to jectives emphasized) are okay.
order was technical and ob- some remarks by Congressman Fortunately, we’ve come past It's when there’s nothing left
scure to most folks—it con- William Stanbery of Ohio the point where political op- worth fighting about that we
corned the computation of regarding some contracts for ponents call one another out for need to worry
surplus for dividend purposes. Indian rations, caught Stanbery ______________________________________________________________
After the brief brouhaha, both on a Washington street, and a m .
men sheepishly declined to after calling him a “damned AAAmBmu.ca Fan mne eunTlAun
comment, acting embarrassed rascal, ' proceeded to thrash MOnTOyC TOUrO QUIITy
over the whole affair, him with a hickory cane. * “
It's kind of embarassing, too. That created a sensation in | . . e e |
for a reporter who normally 1832-as it would today-but hw unrv in Sdn 30b
sees the two men in less hardly finished off Houston’s HY I“uY 1,1 UMMW
dramatic circumstances (in- career. It might have helped it
chiding church services) to And look at Gov. E.J Davis SAN SABA, Tex. (AP) — sentative or a veterans organ-
have to ask for details about back in the Reconstruction State Rep. Greg Montoya of ization and the poor,
such an encounter area. Elsa was sentenced to three Cavazos was also hired as a
But while no one would ad- Davis, for all that he was years in prison Friday after a district secretary.
vocate settling governmental detested by 90 per cent of the jury here found him gullty of The defense argued that Cav-
affairs along the lines of white population, showed quite stealing three treasury war- azos, who chauffeured Montoya
Muhammad Ali-George a bit of ingenuity—arresting rants totaling $905.53. around the district, actually
Foreman, it is good to see that half of the Senate after a tie vote Judge Jack B. Miller assessed served the people because the
state officials have strong on legislation he wanted passed punishment at three years and representative was studying
feelingsion matters. (and then returning enough of setua probation hearing for 10 roads and drainage problems. EARLY THRILLERS—Members of the Early High School drill Whaley, Tammy Edgar, and Donald Turner
Members of the Texas the arrested Senate under a.m Nov. _____... Ms Salas told the court MIhaion hedd twirler: John
Aeronautics Commission also guard to maintain a quorum). Montoya, 49th District repre- Thursday she filled out an dis- t**?” (rom Mfllholloo, bead twirler, Joiya
recently forget about reason Remember the famous sentative, was accused of steal- rict secretary application at
and due process and rules and “choking" incident where ing the warrants between Jan. Montoya’s request. She testified C.:4L c:.., +,.c+
regulations—and got down to former Land Commissioner 31 and Nov. 30, 1974 and using that she received one of the JmeTn OlDQ&rS TTGOT
trading punches. Jerry Sadler grabbed former them to pay three employes for warrants for 9360.58 and used it 3
Members of both the House Rep. Jake Johnson of San personal services. to pay back part of a 9555.08 . . I f
and Senate have, in times past, Antonio—by the tie, Sadler During thes trial, prosecutors debt to Mrs. Graciela Montoya, e A m m ll n itv S m em hers
and probably will at some said- by the throat Johnson argued that the three employes the representative’s wife. CUIIIIIIUII’Y Jill VI l l • —I J
future date, swap a few blows, said’during the flap over the were all incorrectly hired as Silva told the court he filled
it's both a Texas and American Spanish galleon material district secretaries white ac- out an identical application al-
tradition. salvaged by Platoro? tually performing personal though his secretarial skills are
There's less of that sort of Sadler, incidentally, has been duties for Montoya. , limited to some typing ability.
The defense argued that the He said he drove a truck for
three employes, Olivia Silva Montoya and received a state
Salas, Fernando Silva and Mar- warrant for $368.65
BY BILL KIDD
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The audience was treated section "America’s Great
with a wide range of repertoire Sentimental Age" was very well
that displayed the vocal vir- done, but the "19th Century
tuosity of the ensemble. From Election Songs” lacked greatly
the Gregorian chants used by in the precision that was so
Monteverdi in his "Vespers of prevalent in the earlier sections
1610” to the kazoo ending "Son of the concert. Choosing works
of a Gambolier" by Charles primarily by Stephen Foster
Ives, Smith provided a variety and Charles Ives the singers
of musical textures with a keen provided a fusion of solo and
sensivitivity that is needed for choral settings by the com-
community concerts. posers. Rosalind Rees rendition
The choral tone presented by of Foster’s "Beautiful
the singers was magnificent. In Dreamer” was especially
the restrained straight tone of delicate.
the Mozart motet "Quaerite It was an excellent way to
Premum Regnum Dei,” the begin the Community Concert
expressive and emotional Series. Three more events are
quality of the Romanticist scheduled during the
Mendelssohn, and the sensitive remainder of the year. The Art / j r I
ssrxrssr: SSSXXfi™ Homes tor animals
superbly resonant tonal quality Possibly we will be treated to as
throughout the program, much of a variety of styles as eAnI~h A cA~;~A,
Perhaps the most musically the superb Gregg Smith Singers >•UMIII •Y 3 •• I — I Y
interesting as well as provided. —David Keith.
challenging section of the ---------------------------- The Brown County Humane chihuahua, five months old.
concert was the section for nIC i • . Society is again attempting to and small brown and white
multidimensional chorus. DBC alumni set place dogs and cats for adop- mixed breed dog both at 646-
Smith chose works by Orlando tion. In addition the Brownwood 7711.
Gibbons, Monteverdi, Gershwin homecomina her. Police Dept, is looking for a Cats that need a home include
and himself as representative. "---"9 ner e home for a nine month old male kitten, white, long hair,
The "Sound Canticle on Bay A business meeting Saturday border collie, male. The animal 646-7231; two female and one
Psalm 23” composed by the wil highlight events for the comes from registered stock, male black kitten, seven weeks
conductor is of particular in- Daniel Baker Ex-Student Assn. The number to.call for this old, 646-723 caficocat, female,
terest. when thev gather at 11-30 a m animal is 646-2525 and ask for brown, 646-2073; red kitten,
in this avant garde work, the in the Gold Room of Sid Doyle Miller. male, 646-3073; calico kitten,
composer has created a piece Richardson Hall. Grady Leach Dogs to be placed by the female, 646 1 291..
with moving sound textures, win preside humane society include a one- Lost dogs include a German
Wave of sound produced as a Out-Of-town and local exes year old female poodle, small shepherd male, ruck and ton,
result of special dimensions will meet in Room 101 Riverside mixed breed male, black, both lost from 1612 Fisk, 646-2067:
added another dimension to an Motel for registration and available at 643-1819; pek-a-poo mixed breed small brown and
already outstanding work. It coffee from 4 to 6 p m Friday male, 646-4340; mixed breed black dog, 646-5055; male, cat
was a very complex setting and Then beginning at 8:30 pm female, medium sized, Santa black with white socks, blue
displayed the technical skill of following" the Distinguished Anna, 348-3052; male puppy, collar, 646-9143
each singer magnificiently. Alumni banquet on the Howard black, mixed breed, 348-3052 For addit nal information
The program consisted of University campus, the and two female black puppies, about any/of these animals, the
several solos interspersed hillbilly roundup will also be on mixed breed, 348-3052. Also, one number to ca l is 646-0962.
within the choral the agenda at the same location. male, black and white, part -----Overseas Costs zoom-----
Overseas production costs
were once far below those in
the United States But no
more They have jumped
faster than those in the U.S.
during the last three years.
The Conference Board finds.
Despite these trends, few U.S.
companies are moving their
plants and offices- out of
foreign locations Most large
U.S firms say they must
maintain their overseas
facilities in order to stay com-
petitive
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Fisher, Norman. Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 77, No. 8, Ed. 1 Sunday, October 24, 1976, newspaper, October 24, 1976; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1572825/m1/14/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Brownwood Public Library.