Olney Enterprise (Newspaper) - March 25, 1982, Olney, Texas 0 4 ONLY NEWS AND ADVERTISING MEDIA VOLUME NUMBER SEVENTY SECD 408020 THE OLNEY TEXAS ENTERPRISE MARCH 1982 12 PENN POINT Like a lot of other well meaning government that more often than overstep their original purpose or come up with expensive studies that show little if anything the Environmental Protection Agency EPA now says that cows are one of the main causes of air Its no The EPA study released recently says that cows beef and dairy cattle produce millions of tons of hydrocarbons each It is hydrocarbons that causes problems with the ozone layer between the planet earth and the It is hydrocarbons that the EPA has worked to eliminate by making industry clean up their smoke auto manufacturers to install catalytic and cities to stop burning waste and go to burying It would appear that the EPA has one of three choices to solve this latest bon they could order all cows killed and make owning a cow they could order that all cows must be housed in barns equipped with air purifiers so that the hydro carbons would be taken out of the air before it is put in the they could order the beef and dairy industries to develop a hydrocarbon free model by a certain 0 Laugh if you but it is well within the realm of possibility if the EPA is permitted to rule as they have in the they threatened several industries with closing if they did not install very expensive equipment to eliminate Many factories had to be closed because they simply could not afford the necessary The paper industry lost 15 small paper mills because of this ruling and if you remember back in there was a paper shortage and when the shortage was the prices of paper had almost the EPA required that industry purify all Emissions from emissions from manufactur ing before those were let loose in the this was a costly item and in most the construction of a series of chambers and screens to clean up smoke and Some firms had to close down because they could not afford the the EPA set specific dates and mileage require ments on the auto industry in an attempt to both clean up the emissions given off by vehicles and to also save The auto industry responded by trying to meet the but say that the cost of each auto was increased by well over because of the These costs were passed on to the the auto industry is in trouble because of the price tag on the vehicles plus current high interest We are not saying that all the EPA requirements were because many of them were It is to say that the cow may be come extinct as we know in an attempt to cut down on hydro 0 This reminds of the story told by Abe recently fired as the head basketball coach of the University of Lemons is a much sought after speaker known for his wit and He tells the story about how his father took him on the train up to Fort Sill to see the herd of buffalo in the Contineud on Back Page Annual Relays Set Saturday State House Districts Are Finalized A decision in District Court finalized the redistricting plans for house and state senate seats last February bringing Olney and Young County a hew state representative and state Olney now finds herself in the 17th Congressional A district that is made up of 35 counties throughout central and north central Despite UIL District Literary Events Olney High School students competed Wednesday in two district UIL literary events and compete today in several others according to Bud high school Final UIL literary event will be April 1 with Events Wednesday were in journalism and ready writing and were held at the Region IX Service Center in Wichita Participating in feature writing were Sylvia Lisa Tracy Roach and Kristi Nix in editorial Mona Becky Beth Bushey and Tracy Roach in Tracy Lisa Beth Bushey and Sylvia Cowart and headline Becky Lisa Voelker and Kristi Beth Bushey is the only participant in ready Events today Thursday will be at the Vernon Regional Junior Participants and events include informative Paul Mary Mindy Bailey and Tim Cox persuasive Chris Kendall Kristi Lassiter and Reggi Ammons poetry Becky Steve Kristi Nix and Lisa Voelker prose Rhonda Sara Suzie Barrett and Laura Dietrichs spelling and plain Kendall Montgomery number Paul Doug Mills and Caroline Furr Skipper Monica and Kristi Lassiter calculator Mona Mel Paul Bove and Bernhardt and Jessica Alford and Debate competition will be held April debate team is Jamey Montgomery and Caroline Faculty members serving as advisors include Malisa Susan Judy Don Bernice Pat Herring and Connie Gospel Artists Slate Concerts changes in district Charles Stenholm will remain Olney and Young Countys Under the new Olney and Young County are in the 64th House District and will be represented by Joe Hanna of This district is comprised of eight counties I Palo Throckmorton and Former state representative for the Olney area was Charles Finnell of Wichita Hanna is currently serving his sixth term in the house and is seeking reelection Hanna is considered a conservative Democrat and is chairman of the committee on energy resources of the house and has held that position for eight Ray a Wichita Falls will be taking the place of Bob Glasgow as state senator for the Young County area under the new redistricting will now be the 30th senatorial districh which consists of 31 counties primarily in north Farabee has served in the senate since is chairman of the State Affairs a member of both the finance committee and jurisprudence committee and serves as a member of the legislative budget He has been rated as one of the ten top senators twice by Texas The Cruse gospel music recording artists and will present two concerts in Olney Friday in the Olney High School Auditorium according to Dennis youth minister at First Baptist Both concerts are free to the public with one at for school students and at Parrish said both concerts are open to the The Cruse Family is being sponsored by Olney First Baptist Church and the Salt Ford Baptist Parrish said country music star Larry Gatlin was instru mental in helping the Cruse Family get into recording and performing about nine years Since that time The Cruse Family has emerged as a major force in contemporary gospel The Cruse Family is an led by parents Joe and Nancy Cruse includes children and When everyone is The Cruse Family sound is a rich blend of harmonies that reflect traditional yet its fresh and contemporary with todays pop and country sound that appeals to the entire Parrish At one the group performed as many as 320 concerts a but today they perform between 200 and 225 and plan to reduce that number so they can devote more time to song writing and At most of the songs the group sings are written by a member of the Parrish said that in connec tion with the there will be a youth rally of the Salt Fork Golfers Take Second Place Olney boys golfers placed second in their invitational tournament last Wednesday with a 333 Throckmorton won the event with a 328 score as Don Davis had 75 for medalist Olney B team placed Team members for Olney include Kendall Montgomery Dirk Wade Chavell Yzaguirre Mike Myers 88 and Tom Enloe B team members were Jimmy Hudson Mark Winingham Stan Ashton 94 and Errol Moorhouse First day of district play for the girls will be March 31 in Jacksboro with the second day slated April 3 in THF CRUSH FAMILY 25 Teams In Three Divisions Olney Cubs Varsity track team will be hosting 25 teams from across Texas at their annual Cub Relays scheduled for Saturday in the Olney High School Field events will begin at 9 followed by the running events at Teams competing in the AAA division are Lake Springtown and Competition in the AA division will feature Archer Munday and Schools attending for the A division are Knox Midway Northside Rule and Teams entering the junior varsity division will be Archer Lake Knox Springtown and Based on early season performances the favorits in the AAA division are Olney and Stamford while Munday and Seymour are expected to lead the AA Knox City and Rule are the favorites in the A An admission will be charged for the after noon Events and Olney varsity competitors are 440 yd relay Tom Blanford Stan Ashton and Tim 3200 meter run Donald Arel and Regi 120 meter high hurdles Mark Enloe and Mickey 880 yd dash Roy Jones and Steve Sparkman 100 meter dash Ashton and Robert 440 yd dash Paul and 330 intermediate hurdles and 220 dash Scott Evans and 1600 meter run Jeff Davis and Mile relay Jones and Shot put and discus Danny Chris Tackett and Continued on Back Page Petit Jurors Meet Monday Some 120 county residents have been called for possible petit jury duty in 90th district court with judge Thornton Jurors have been called to report at 10 Among those called are Olney Neil Betty Velma Anna Walter Leann Estel Jessie Gwen Vera Fred Charles Lola Hobert Steve Ruby Wanda Mary Donald Grace 0 Julia Johnnie Robert Bell Hallic Farmer and Clara Newcastle Hallic Gary James Barbara and Wendell Joe Dora Holder and ITS SPRING A pool of warm temperatures and a place to sit and throw rocks makes a perfect Spring day for these three who are not identified and were unaware they were being photo There arc several other sure sighs of the City Candidates Give Views Of Positions Editors Note Each of the candidates for city offices were given so that the Enterprise could provide readers with an insight into the election and those The questions asked related to community prior public service and their reason for seeking The race for the mayors seat is the only contested race in this years city Erwin Kunkel and David Penn are seeking this Kunkel was born and raised in the Olney area where he attended Luke Parochial school and graduated from He attended for a short time before going to Business College in Wichita Retired from the dry cleaning Kunkel has served two years as Absentee Vote Ends Tuesday Absentee voting in both the city and school elections will end Tuesday at 5 Absentee voting in the city election can be done at city hall and in the school voting at the tax office located on the north end of junior Candidates in the school trustee vote include Dale Gilmore and James Freddie Page for Place One and Barry Dodie Bishop Randy Ammons and George for Place Candidates for mayor in the city election are Erwin Kunkel and David Jackie Williamson and Herb Bern hardt filed for the two places on the council and William Myers filed for reelection as city Comments from the city candidates appear in todays edition of the Enterprise and comments from school trustee candidates will he in next Both will be held X trustee for the Olney Independent School seven years as a city council man 196976 and two years as mayor My desire to seek Kunkel is that I have lived in Olney most of my life and it is my I would like to serve Olney and its citizens again as a David a 17 year resident of was born in graduated from high school in and received a BA in journalism at the University of A local Penn is a past president of the Rotary past chairman of the North Young County Cancer past director of the Olney Chamber of served on the Hamilton Hospital School of Vocational Nursing Advisory a charter member of the Olney Recreation served on the Olney City Charter board chairman of the Community Development Agency and is a member of the Methodist I feel that it is important for citizens to be involved in the activities of their said I think it is vital for businessmen and women to be active in local Olney has been good to me and my family and I am offering my services as an attempt to repay what has been done for There are two men seeking two vacant council Jackie Williamson and Herb a year resident of was born in is a high school graduate and has a degree from Texas Wesleyan He is a member of the Lions a self employed businessman and is Continued on Back Page BIC Banquet Slated Friday Everything is ready for the annual Olney Board of Industry and Commerce Banquet slated for 7 Friday in the high school Stanley Stephenville will be the guest speaker for the Included on the program will be remarks from outgoing BIC president George Medlen and incoming president Mike Phil Slater will serve as master of ceremonies with the invocation being given by Jerry pastor of First Baptist Herb will introduce the A musical interlude will be presented by OHS students Suzie Barrett Steve Dinner music will be provided by Clifton Following the banquet there will be a fellowship time with sponsored this year by Olney First National Officers of the BIC include Lukert as Slater as vice Dave Ziegler as secretary and treasurer and Zita Bernhardt as staff Directors include Betty Marvin DeWayne Murrell and Phillip Retiring directors include Carla Max Anderson and Sherrill Tickets can be purchased from any director or from the BIC The meal will be catered by the
