The Bartlett Tribune and News (Bartlett, Tex.), Vol. 90, No. 50, Ed. 1, Thursday, September 29, 1977 Page: 5 of 8
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County Convention
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Farm Bureau '
Williamson County Fann
Bureau Convention wilj bo
held Wednesday Oot.2 at
Rudy MikeSka's Barbecue 300
W. 2nd St. in Taylor. p
Resolutions will bo .presented
and acted on. County resolu
tions will foe adopted and bo
come County JParm Bureaii pol
icies for 1977. Approved reso-
lutions dealing with State and
National issues become recbm;
mendations for the Texas Farm
fiurequ Convention. Approved
resolutions dealing with the
State matters become State
policies and likewise National
resolutions adopted become re-
commendations to tho annual
meeting1 of the American FaVm
Bureau Federation. National
policies adopted there become
policies for all Farm Bureaus
everywhere.
f The Williamson County Farm
Bureau Resolutions Committee
will. meet at the Taylor Farm
Bureau office at 8 p. m. on Oct.
4th. Resolutions adopted by the
committee will be submitted
to the Farm Bureau members
at the -County Convention. The
County Resolutions Committee
urgently requests each Farm
Bureau member to make his
recommendations for resolu-
tions to the County office by
Oct. 4th Please send your res-
olution to Williamson County
Farm bureau Box 151 Taylor
Texas 76574 or simply call
thorn in to Mrs. Helen Kerlin at
852-5212 in Taylor or to Mrs.
Lee Morgan at 863-5418 in
Georgetown.
Members of the County Reso-
lutions' Committee are Gilbert
Zuehlke Alfred Streit Ed Wen-
trffifllc. Raymond Stiles. Hubert
Ekvall. Curtis Schernik Bert
Stuewe-Gcno Sladek Kenneth
Sefcik. Elwood Harbers. Emery
Blackman and David Oman.
Brenda Smith and Rebecca
Swanson will give reports on
the Seminar they attended at
Baylor University in Waco in
July.
Plan to attend the County
Convention as there will be a
vefy interesting program as
well as decisions to be made
for the county. A meal will be
served at 6:30 p. m. and the
program will follow.
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The Fashion House
is now ready to serve you
at 228 East Clark St.
. with
" ' .' .Tnnior Wnr and Lndieft Wear
Open Tuesday thru Saturday
8:00 a. m. to 5:30 p. m.
Watch For Our GRAND OPENING
Mrs. Joel Wade
Arts Crafts Show
Set In Cameron
Cameron City Park will take!
on a festive air October i when
music clowns children's laugh-
ter and tennis competitors join
in tho fun of the Autumn Arts
and Crafts Show.
In it's fourth year the show
has broadened the scope 6f
events and has also drawn a re-
cord number of 50 art craft
and food booths.
Now to the show this year is
tho Flea Market which will bo
held all day on the library
grounds adjacent to the park.
Also new is the arts and crafts
auction childrens activities
tennis tournament and musical
entertainment. Clowns from the
evening Lions Club will also add
laughter and serve as guides
and safety patrolmen.
Another first in Cameron's
rccont history is tho antique
car show. About 20 antique cars
will come from Houston and will
be displayed on the downtown
Mall.
The antique cars will parade;
at 9 a. m. from the park to
downtown Cameron and to tho
Mall where they will bo dis-.
played until 5 p. m. Driver con-
tests and entertaining antics
will be held throughout tho day.
Milam County's old historic
jail now housing the Milam
County Museum will bo open;
for viewing from 9 a. m. until
5 p. m.
Tours from tho museum to
the Mall and back to tho city
park will bo held throughout
the dav so that visitors can
park their vehicles and use tho
provided transportation. Bus
transportation will leave on tho
hour from tho park and on tho
half hour from designated pick-
up areas downtown.
Rep. Bob Poage - -
(Continued from page one)
river has 800 parts salt per
million gallons ho said. Until
the salt is removed ho proposes
using untreated Bosque River
water to supply places like Ca-
meron Park tho cemeteries and
Baylor to water lawns. "When
I water my lawn I use treated
water that's good enough to
drink" he said. "It costs tho
city of Waco a lot of money to
treat tho water."
When asked what he intend-
ed to do with his free time in
retirement Poage saidr"I don't
plan to have any free time. I
have a lot of unfinished things
to do at home."
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One project he plans to de
vote much timo to is the Poage
Library to be built on the Bay-
lor University Campus.
Ho rejected the idea ho
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Jaw. "In 42 years" he said.
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Bartlctt Tcxas
PAGE FIVE
Thursday September 29 1977
All the laws I know have been
repealed."
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Doug
las visited in Lockhnrt Sunday
Poage said he felt nostalgic ! jgftj" mother' Mrs' CIaude
Saturday looking out over a "'""-1'
Mr. and Mrs. Toirimy Castrow'
of Houston were recent visitors.
crowd which included some of
those who helned in his first
campaign. Ho said ho still has
much work to do in Congress of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Keith
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Mr. and Mrs. Ed Krauso and
Edwin Krauso Jr. of Houston
and Mr. and Mra. Willie Wend-
ler of Holland spent the past
week-end at Laredo.
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Punt Pass & Kick Contest
Oct. 8 - Starting at 9 a. .
Bartiett High School Athletic Field
Pre-Registration Forms at Hill Ford Lie Bartiett &
at Bartiett Holland and Granger High Schools.
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THUR FRI. SAT. ONLY USE OUR LAYAWAY
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Welcome To Your
New Bartiett
Dairy Queen
Daytime Help Needed Part Time. Apply In Person.
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October 1 2
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Mon. Tues. Wed. Thurs.
October 3 4 5 6
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open at 9:00 a.m. 11:00 p.m.
for your convenience our phone number is
527-4390
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Ford, Robert C., Jr. The Bartlett Tribune and News (Bartlett, Tex.), Vol. 90, No. 50, Ed. 1, Thursday, September 29, 1977, newspaper, September 29, 1977; Bartlett, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth82738/m1/5/: accessed July 9, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Bartlett Activities Center and the Historical Society of Bartlett.