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   Advocate (Newspaper) - March 17, 1964, Victoria, Texas                                THE VICTORIA ADVOCATE 312 TELEPHONE HI Council Gives Street Work Green Light Decision Delayed 011 Means For Overcoming Deficit Hy TOM S KITE Advocate Staff Writer All of the street work proposed in the original city bond issue program will be done City Council voted unanimously Monday but the council did not say mediately how it will finance an announced deficit of some This probably will be done through issuance time warrants however I Tf T T I could lie shown 1 thai a JoJ Urges fob Corp VICTORIA TEXAS TUESDAY MARCH 17 1964 6 Job Corps Of Congress Given Poverty Plan WASHINGTON An dent Johnson called Monday for of 100.000 draft re- and school dropouts in a job corps to be reclaimed for B productive role in American society This was a key proposal as Johnson his long-awaited message on poverty to Con- gress The legislation was in both House and Senate where Democratic leaders ready have made plans to push for quick passage Democrats hailed the sals as an essential program for continued prosperity Political Maneuver But Sen B tooper of Iowa chairman of the Republican Policy Com- said the poverty gram looks lo me like a cal maneuver This is an attempt to revive the CCC camps in time of sonable prosperity rather than in time of he said ond bond issue in that could be issued more or 2 that the city could glean from its hard-pressed annual revenues sufficient funds to meel ils obligation lo tors and professional ants by the lime payment for services become due Cily Manager John Lee who disclosed the fund ency 10 days ago said in It i s announcement that he felt rants were Ihc most feasible way of making up the Established 12 Cents Single Buyer Shatters All Livestock Records Mayor Kemper Williams re- opened the mailer o discussion the end of a lengthy council session Monday afternoon ing he would like to call on a senior member of council and one who was around when the original bond proposals were submitted He referred to Councilman C C Carsner Jr Carsner first asked if th work under w Paid For Top Six Winners Auslin Finn Spends 839.001 Hy WOLFF lit Advocate Slaff Writer In loss than an hour the six lop prize winning fat of Ihc Victoria County Show sold Monday to a single buyer breaking all ing records and bringing more than during an and s o m e w h H t mysterious Buyer of Ihc grand and re- serve champion calves lambs and barrows James L Kubecka who bidding for Corp of Austin which lie said is an firm is known locally as office manager of Texas Con- crete Co By the lime the sale was over auction bookkeepers mated he Auslin firm hud in excess of It chased 15 of Ifi sleers and well over half of he other entries began his purchasing Despite a visit from the time the aged cow gave birth spree hy outbidding all com- CK Miss Diann won her 10th lo a long-eared for the grand WINNING MOTHER HCK Miss aged cow exhibited by the Ranch of Inez won her 10th grand championship in the Brahman di- vision of the Victoria County Livestock Show day morning only a few hours after she birth to a bull calf Following the show season the cow will be shipped to a purchaser in South Africa BUSY DAY Stork and Judge Favor Aged Cow CWT al the halter of his steer the grand champion nf tho toria County Livestock Show which for a record per pound evening by Sir ml Corp if Austin lames becka at behind the did the former record was per pound set in I Ml steer weighed 1167 pounds Democrats iin wui lu n lor granu i e consecutive grand champion litlle bull calf who stole a con- pion calf exhibited by asj title in Brahman division amount of n Victoria High School judging at the Victoria from his os n uner was e n e raman amount of interest and n Victoria High School the same as had been at the Victoria Counly attention from his prominent sophomore Ho paid a I In ted in the bond election and Livestock Show Monday mother pound for Ihc animal II Candidate Taken WiU Ballot Engineer of was ex- The previous record was present term of office The order in which names of willi term o II bull Mister HCK passed Carsner recalled exhibited by Christie Code c of ran TO majority of Vn declined to comment publicly at Cormack said the would be referred to the House Committee on Labor and tion headed by Rep Adam Clayton Powell Although McCormack said the is so important thai should be passed quickly made he 80 Sir nek h v Cai The crat i r earlier lo omit name from Hint county's j fesck of chairman of the County said Him body will dike no action Requirement The city's contribution was to Highway be in right-of-way which hadl Four other students lost their nol been contemplated in n but only Miss bond program The city owned is in com- rights-of-way on in Bounty court The on so important that it streets but the state requirement 1 m L 1 n Hubert H Humphrey D H idem id Ss 1 mil ay m includes and Amln x ol old Highway Auctioneer Jones lc m Buddy who T N his final plea for a raise that bad A complete lisl of his placings Hereford steer owned by David thl f a sophomores lit n bulls 1 toria College Ridding remained y Minn v some very commendable injured was riding was driven bv B -Y I think Congress is going lo cooperate with him Sec LBJ Page 7 Miss Vaila Baker ready for the wild flowers to slarl blooming Mrs re- minding members of the high school class of 1955 Patti der to be on hand for He said however thai who was seriously the only occupant Ranch Hay Senior yearlings bulls See STOUK Page 7 icord set iwo years ago j M W will h record reserve lis Southdown lamb weighing 87 the city probably the money fo way The highway department ler he said was something we just couldn't turn it was something the underpass which we had considered hut which couldn't hope to for 10 or 15 md jury last January In jury passed it j cm all a ast Feb 17 the parents ofj lo run lie See Page 5 on Chuckle is fi v tu tin and fed by Dennis Lala junior at Victoria High Again the bidding was brisk Again the auctioneer winning bidder The bid was illy Sheriff Doran Cornelius s he driver i rif In the race for ly Commissioner appear in See 5 j wui in 1 O Herbert K Weber night I attend the Supreme In heard m- Sam a former He said sluw whn from that office sliced prevented more the injuries in Mrs as i candidate lor stale told Means dial he difference in Jorrie's Shamrocks Distributed ft Priest in Celebration of any bad or anything- like Carsner said St Patrick's Day is a day to ness and planning meeting m night at at are ln facl a bargain celebrate m Texas and Victoria folm tange out he the only as much as in Irish Hoslon for a late morning stroll w Ehow bad If you think not then consider would be to paving that Victoria's first mayor John ing i f Irol to do so friends statement from Councilman Davy Crockett and William Vellon B Cowden Jr who said Barrett Travis who gave their he felt thai we would be lives al the Alamo were of Irish ing the people short if any of as well as man i w s e man Ihc originally scheduled paving who led the Texans to victory was w Hollis finding the er oo pretty to slay but mustering a little self con- a o see Louis Watson back town from Uvalde if only for a few days Charley catching up on some visiting and observing the champion steer on display downtown Co f fey not minding a short walk Copley ing back to Austin way to the university after a weekend visit Mrs J H Calhoun and Vt M Murphy seeking out any Victorian who is a ant of Confederate soldiers who fought in the Red River and Battle of field La for the Centennial Observance in Mansfield La and Center Tex on April A Descendants of the soldiers will be honor guests at the i Juan Linn was an Irishman seconding Or consider that Jim Bowie nial events Irene Garcia finding weather pretty and a rose even prettier as a ex- cuse to step outside for a few minutes Jimmy Quirk ready lo celebrate SI Patrick's Day with genuine shamrocks persons with even larger from relatives in Ireland crowds expected this year was eliminated al San Jacinto Sam Houston Council then voted And as as Sec Page 7 especially being a native of Limerick is the Rev Joseph Patrick Coll who started out Monday wearing the green to To Open Friday Sale of tickets lo Father Coll assistant have speeded up Lady of Lourdes Catholic week for the event that will Church is one of live Irish lake place Friday and in Victoria and the only oi one distributing real Irish rocks to his friends mailed Ireland by his sister day al Village Shopping ler Tickets may be obtained from any Scout The event is irom any inc event is vy nis sister designed to show parents and I And as onc of his unofficial the public in general what as unofficial chief of the learn in Scouting program delegation was Ic make The exhibits will be open Vincents Fritz and Irish 7 lo 9 p.m on both days of the cr honorary mayor of in for St Patrick's Day Last year's Father Coll describes him is traded approximately wen known in Victoria as for- mer long-time fire chief and Sec Page 7 Advocate photo MAYOR OK The Rev Coll pins a real Irish shamrock tin the of cent S Monday in naming as Father Coll says it an honorary mayor of Dublin for SI Patrick's Day t sir Mrs Until rase as lo W S Caraway and was is that Jon le his C K Happy said dial she was ice becoming a For constable of Precinct I l j after then For constable of Precinct 1 for will be by order will be K C as 7 Jr Frank Hayes and Joe Price For of district 2 throe places to fill the order on the ballot will bo William Bayer incumbent C C Wynn See BALLOT lit THE Siring Supplies Filling Season's Climax Hy PAT tho first siaFf h being somewhat roml lc from the great is quartet produced Mostly cloudy with a widely scattered showers al centers ol the worm is day and Wednesday with nol dom given an o much change in temperature hear n truly first rate musical winds mph peeled temperatures Thai rare came low 12 high 75 Monday night however in a of the chamber was at his nest South Central hy the I ds The cloudiness Tuesday and Siring Quartet Chance of a few group of musicians K fli w s scattered showers Not much whn have to be one of -s most typical ex- change in High finest ol whilt Tuesday The occasion marked end and Temperatures Monday lowol Victoria Fine Arts 16 74 IVI season anti role From a technical standpoint is not most severe Tides Lavaca association's members with f c works but il n pressure at sea it was i titling 30.15 The charmed he w O'Connor High at then blinded them with n ample op- and p.m Tuesday brilliance of and lo display their skills Low al p.m Tuesday and finally subdued entirely wils lawless Wednesday with Hie strange magic o K hus been noted before hat Sunset p.m Havel are nol at best Sunrise Nothing more could have been they begin sweating rom tho Performance fict to say al the end of tho victoria The Quartet No 2 in Sec 7   

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