Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 77, No. 109, Ed. 1 Sunday, February 20, 1977 Page: 3 of 38
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Foe Monday, Feb 21, 1977
ARIES (March 21 -April 19) It will
be an active day for you and
you'll have a lot of ground to
cover That's good — you func-
tion better when you re busier
TAURUS (April 20-May 20) If
you need assistance, go to tnose
you ve had occasion to help in
the past They'll be glad to wipe
the slate clean
GEMINI (May 21-June 20)
You're best suited to activities
not of a business or financial
nature it's OK to map plans but
hold off their execution
CANCER (June 21-July 22)
Even though you can use a
number of methods to realize
your ambitions, the ones that will
work best are the most simple
and direct
LEO (July 23-Aug. 23) You pick
up ideas by listening to others
today The more people you talk
to. the greater the variety of new
thoughts you ll accumulate
VIRGO (Aug 23-Sapt. 22)
Another's complicated problem
is duck soup for you to solve to-
day You'll get to the root of
things quickly
LIBRA (Sept 23-Oct. 23)
Before making decision', ex
amine all aspects of any situation
today If your analysis is
thorough, the results will be
good
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov 22)
Chances of advancement are ex-
cellent today, provided you
choose colleagues who are in-
telligent and imaginative
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Feb. 20. 1977
daughter's serious illness hs
realized it was something he
couldn’t handle with a phone call
or a memo in his testimony
Mayer tells hob Christ proved
“I could trust him with my
daughter's life, and more, He
gave me a greater sense of
purpose and joy, to prove I
could trust him with my life,
too."
Other noted individuals unveil
in Living Proof testimonies how
Christ helped them return
meaning, hope and pur-
posefulness to their lives They
include Miss Teenage America
Rebecca Ann Reid; C&w Singer
Connie Smith; Rosargentina
Pinel. Consul General of the
Republic of Honduras, San
Antonio, Texas; Paulino Ber-
nal, former band leader; and
Antonio Mendoza of the
The media campaign is
designed to support the
evangelistic efforts of various
groups and organizations in
4,400 Baptist congregations
across the state. Dr. L.L.
Morriss, chairman of laving
Proof and BGCT director of
evangelism, explains that the
local church is at the heart of
this movement.
“The Living Proof media
campaign will spur public
awareness that will be met by
local churches with activities
illustrating the value of
Christian fellowship," Dr.
Morriss said. “Our goal is to
lead new converts and inactive
Christians back to all the local
churches."
One plan for enhancing public
attention includes urging
mayors of cities and towns
throughout Texas to lend civic
recognition to the program by
proclaiming “Good News
Week." A period focusing on
sharing the gospel, Good News
Week would correspond with
the beginning of the media
campaigns in North, South and
West Texas.
Such civic recognition of
Living Proof will allow chur-
ches to invite public par-
ticipation in activities such as
rallies, open houses and
meaningful public service
projects.
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the instrument when Jorge was arrangements and
He entered the University of example ofahis aims, standards
Musical Studies in Buenos and ideals as a creative and
Aires, where he learned all the performing musician, and he
basic music subjects, and feels that his prune calling is
majored in guitar under the based in contemporary modes
guidance and inspiration at the of expression Morel's com-
renowned South American positions and most of the other
guitarist and composer, Pablo composers represented in his
Escobar. It was Escobar who programs abound in bracingly
enjoyment and s
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gate Jorge his professional modern rhythms and har- ly 18th century after ex
debut at age 11 on a radio monies, naturally leaning aggerated stories of gold dis
program featuring both teacher toward melodies and idioms of emeries in the New World
and pupil South America He also has an territory reached France The
Not until receiving his degree affinity for northern composers, stor,es wore also responsible
at the age or is did Jorge Morel namely the roadway classics GoneihethEtscompprosuerte,
begin to experiment and such as songs by Gershwin and finance issued paper currenc,
develop the unique style and Bernstein His arrangements of without security to back corn
technique that today are so West Side Story'' and "Ger- mercial development of
much a part of his artistic shwiniana" are compelling and Louisiana The shares reach
identity As is the case with all entirely original approaches to ed M 000 before the scheme
great virtuosi, his own this type of music via the guitar collapsed
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AlICE. Tex. AP - A state A George Morel concert will
erand jury probe into the sour ce be presented st < pm Saturday
of $500,000 two youths claim at Mims Auditorium on the
they found on a ranch in South Howard Payne University
Texas has Uken a recess with campus, a presentation of the
the source of the money still a Brownwood Community Con-
mystery cert Assn and admission is by
The panel began its probe last membership only
week by questioning the two .The concert is sponsored by
boys and the father of one of the Classic Guitar Society
them about the cash, which whose president .warns the
authorities feel somehow might audience that the artist's skill
have ended up on the ranch as a will inspire them to do one of
result of illegal drug activity two things: either go home and
Dist. Atty Arnoldo Garcia practice more diligently, or burn
said after Friday's grand jury their guitars.
session I recommended that Morel's performance may
we come back next Thursday provide a certain amount at
primarily to properly prepare anxiety among amateur and
for the possibility of contempt " professional guitarists, but the
An offer of immunity was majority of his audiences who
granted to James H. Hiroms, have no instruments to bum
the father of one of the boys and have experienced sheer
the owner of the land where the pleasure, amazement and
money was found musical satisfaction on
"The question is whether the listening to this handsome
immunity fully protects my virtuoso in the concert hall
client," said Phil Westergren, Because the guitar has
Hiroms' attorney become an instrument in which
Percy Garcia, 16, and Dean the public has taken keen in-
Bridges. 15. were stopped on a terest in recent years. Morel’s
traffic violation Jan. 31 by Waco recitals are consistently
police, who found the boys' greeted with audience en-
driving a new car that had just thusiasm He also thrills
been purchased in Dallas patrons of symphony orchestra
State District Court Judge C. concerts During the 1975-76
W Laughlin granted immunity season he performed his Suite
to Hiroirs and the two boys. The de Sur with the I os Angeles
boys maintain that they found Philharmonic and with the
the money in an ice chest on Kansas City Philharmonic, as
Hiroms' ranch north of this well as Rodrigo’s Concierto de
South Texas city Aranjuez and his own com-
The two boys have not been positions with the Tacoma
charged with any drug-related Symphony.
activities in connection with the a January, 1976 recital in-
money. spired the critic of the
The Garcia youth testified for Milwaukee Journal to declare
nearly 45 minutes. Bridges was "There’s magic in classical
in the grand jury room for 70 guitar playing in this world of
minutes. high volume noises—including
Hiroms, a sheet-metal work- music—a solitary musician
er and welder for a petroche- does something to an audience,
mical company, did not testify That special hush is the best
When asked if this meant his applause a performer could
client feared possible federal get."
prosecution later, attorney Born in Argentina, Morel
Westergren said: "I meant just showed musical aptitude at a
Source of 2 Guitar of George Morel
boys riches - .
still mystery will entertain Saturday
Garcia said, ' We actually actor and also an accomplished
filed for immunity so there is no guitarist, began teaching his
delay in the investigation. talented son the rudiments of
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Texas an »^i nes the state in (bur -week periods of can make a difference in our
unparalled media intensive multi-media ad- lives. By communicating these
testKesmcampaignfeaturing vertising beginning today in personal experiences, we intend
Astimonies by well-known North Texas: March 6 in South to provide people with insight
pmherncans who have, ” Texas; and March 2 in West that will allow them to deter
Pienced.changed lives Texas mine intellengently whether or
chnis i ent to Jesus Before ending in April, the not Christ can fill a void in their
AU Southern Baptist churches campaign “ expected to reach ashehas for so many
in Brownwood are involved in everyTexas residenttat least 40 others. Elder said.
. Ie"I .md m Mu times through TV. radio, For example, pro football
thesprogramtandamanythae newspaper, -magazine, outdoor player Billy "white
seaA1 . . . . display and transit advertising Johnson reveals in his
. uring our wee mu with nondenominationi testimony that Jesus provided
- Patgn ... a1 appeal, the 2.1 million-member “a satisfaction with myself; a
Among i* er es.spo ghte Baptist General Convention of secure feeling in the world and
m the state 11.5 million medta Tekas seeks to raise spiritual most of qule, peace of
mampargn are 5 „ , _ and moral awareness through mind, way down deep, where
Johnson ofethe Houston the program, according to Dr. the itans'. cheers don't reach
. 10nasi Loyd Elder, co-chairman of When successful businessman
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For Sunday, Fab 20, 1977
ARIES (March 21-April 19) For
more enjoyment arrange your
plans today so that you'll share
the company of person who are
as active as you are
TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Your
aims have a greater chance of
being realized today if your ap-
proach is subtle and indirect Lei
others act on your hints
GEMINI (May 21-June 20)
Profitable information could be
exchanged today with one who is
imag native and enterprising
Listen attentively
CANCER (June 21-July 22) Be
the one who takes the initiative in
joint ventures An opportunity
.could slip by if you wait on your
counterpart
LEO (July 23-Aug- 22) You have
a clever grasp of situations to-
day You are able to inspire
others to act on your behalf if
you chose to do so
VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept. 22) Very
likely you'll be bored unless you
direct your energies toward
something productive it should
be along self-improvement lines
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Today
you shouidn t be a loner but you
wont fit comfortably with too
large a group Spend time with a
select few
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov 22)
Minor tasks clamor for attention
today Get right to them and they
wont bite too heavily timewise
into things you d prefer doing
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec.
21) Free yourself today from ac-
tivities that are worldly and mun-
dane Enjoy yourself doing what
you want to do This will SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec.
revitalize your outlook 21) You are a good manager to-
day and you can perform a
CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan 19) valuable service But don't butt
To get what s due you today you in where you re not invited,
might have to assert yourself a
trifle Stand up for your rights CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19)
but keep cool Family matters require top
priority today If you venture into
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb 19) other areas you'll be spreading
Even though your conceptions yourself too thin
are a shade or two sharper than AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19)
those of your peers it still Deal with those plans that have
behooves you to keep an open to do with the here and row The
mind today future will take care of itself
PISCES (Feb 20-March 20) PISCES (Feb 20-March 20)
Your material prospects look Your chances for personal gain
quite encouraging today owing continue to be first-rate, but
to your inventiveness and enter- don t spend it as fast as you get
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