Cattle and Sheep Judging at Houston Livestock Show
Focus turns to cattle and sheep judging at the Houston Livestock Show in the new $4.24 million exposition hall near Harris County Dome Stadium. Champions named in Hereford Santa Gertrudis and Charolais cattle. top sheep honors awarded in Hampshire and Columbian breeds. Brangus sales grossed $51,075 from 38 head, average $1,344. top bull sold for $12,500 to Bud Adams Ranches.
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Corriesdale
Southdown
Dorset
Exposition
Harris County
Hull Dobos Ranches
Fort], Worth
Walls
Miss
Harris Masterson
Rosenberg
Hal! Dobbs
Georgetown
Litton Charvlais
Chillicothe
Glen Armentrout and Son
Norborne
L. A. Nordan
Boerne
Otto Whitefield
Friona
Florence Carr
Freeburg
Ram
Roy Roscow
Red Bud
Joe
D. Goode
van Ormy
Ewe
Ovey Taliafero
Eden
Rambouillet
Paul Davis
Oklahoma City
Bud Adams Ranches
Houston
Black Watch Farms
New York State
Craver Angus Ranch
Honstor
Harris County Probation Chief resigns effective May 31
Paul Trick the Harris County Chief Probation Officer since 1954 is set to resign effective May 31. Judge Lowry appointed to name a replacement. Lowry discussed options with Inspector Larry Fultz of the Houston Police juvenile division. The department oversees 34 employees handling delinquent and dependent children who are wards of the county with a 755000 dollar budget. Trick’s 13200 salary was raised to 335000 last month by the commissioners court.
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Paul Trick
Harris County Probation Department
Trick
Robert Lowry
Nick
Lowry
Larry Fultz
Houston
Irick
Baytown
Comty Special Group
Larry Hale
Hale
John J. Bridges
Nan Jey Mundinger
Fritzi Lanham
Bernard Johnson Engineering
Clifford M. (Sparky) Bond
Realtor
Frank R. Boyle Jr
la Porte
Boyle
Hospital Notes Admits Large List From Gulf Coast
New arrivals include James Purvis and Ronald Bone among many patients from Dayton Channelview Roam and La Porte with rooms listed. A note mentions Kathryn Reese Mary E Watson Hillborn Fortinberry Winnie Cain and others. newborn Osborne Grant from Crosby born Feb 25 at San Jacinto Methodist.
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James Purvis
Morgan Purvis
Dayton
Ronald Bone
Fred Allen
Channelview
Don Spell
Randall Spell
No Jones
Gregory May
John May Jr
W. Nazvo
Roam
Helinda Marie McMahan
Edwey. McMahan
Frank Martinez
Highlands
Kathryn Reese
MacArthur
Mary E. Watson
Caldwell
Hillborn D. Fortinberry
Baytown
Winnie Cain
Ann Suggs
Allie Mac Geton
Ez. Fayle
Loretta Boger
la Porte
Francis W. Wohn
Seabrook
Beverly Dawn Gueldner
Morrell
Osborne Grant
Crosby
San Jacinto
Noisy Noon Call Stock Quotes Highlight Diverse Stocks
A cluttered noon call quotes list shows varied tickers and percentages, including Gillette, Am Tel & Tel, Gulf States Util, Halliburton, Magnavox, Marathon Oil, Pepsi Cola, General Electric, Phillips Pet, General Motors, Raytheon, Schlumberger, Stan Cal, Sun Oil, Texaco, Texas Eastern, Union Carbide, United Air Lines, Westinghouse, Xerox, and others. The data presents mixed percentages and prices, reflecting a snapshot of market activity across multiple sectors.
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Dempsey-Tegeler & Co, Inc
Allig- Chalmers
Gillette
Gen Motors
Wrirca Ceee
Tel
Elec
Raytheon
Pra
Piegasesse
Schlumberger
Seary
Seeeees Sheil
Sinclair
Socomy
Spemy-Rand - Stan Cal
Stan Ind
Georgia-Pacific
Ohio
Stauffer Chem Sun Oil
Sunray
Syntex
Technicolor
Tenn Gag
Texacg
Texas
Eastern
Gulf Sul
Tidewater
Union Carbide
Union Oil of Cal
United Air Lines
Upjohn
Tis
U. S. Steel
Western Equities
Westinghouse
Xerox
Lee College Bond Election Publicity And Details
Public relations director Miss Sue Jones reports 1400 to 1560 brochures distributed about the Lee College bond election and 15000 fact sheets to be distributed. The $1.3 million bond election, set for March 3, funds academic classrooms technical facilities a student union extra cafeteria space and a bookstore with central mechanical systems. Speakers are available to explain the issue to organizations and Civic leaders praise the campaign including James Harrop as committee chairman and Sam Bramlett applauds Miss Jones.
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Sue Jones
Lee College
Miss Jones
James Harrop
Citizens Committee
Sam Bramlett
Board of Regents
Bramlett R
Rites Set Friday For Barrett Station Resident
Funeral services for Oc tavia Singleton 53 will be at 7 p.m. Friday in Walker Funeral Home chapels Barrett Station burial will be time 20 30 a.m. Saturday at St Martin The Poor Catholic Church Cemetery Singleton resident of Barrett Station about 35 years died Feb 17 born Oct 22 1911 Church Point La moved to Houston 1926 married Edward Singleton they had five sons and five daughters Survivors include four sons Edward Jr Preston William and Wallace in armed forces four daughters Anna Lee Nella Ann Agnes Mary Lee plus four brothers a sister and 20 grandchildren
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Octavia Singleton
Walker Funeral Home
Barrett Station
St. Martin the Poor Catholic Church
Singleton
Church Point
Houston
Edward Singleton
Edward Jr
Preston l
William
Barrett Stallion
Wallace
Anna Lee
Nella Ann
Agnes
Mary Lee l
Alamogordo
N.M
UT Students Attend Interdisciplinary Retreat Topic Wealthy Nations
Michaels Gillette son of Mr and Mrs Robert L Gillette of 1307 FE Fayle is among eight University of Texas students selected to attend an interdisciplinary retreat March 4 5 at the Corral of the Longhorns The Students Association sponsors the seminar with the topic Wealthy Nations and Poor Nations.
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Michaels Gillette
Robert L. Gillette
Fayle
University of Texas
Students’ Association
Corral
Longhorns
Bruins Doings event at Cedar Bayou Junior High gym
A Bruin activity named Bruin s Doings will be held from 7:39 to 9 p m Saturday at Cedar Bayou Junior High gymnasium. Door prizes from the last session were won by David Gunn Suzette Partin and Denise Duncan.
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Bruin
Bruins
Cedar Bayou
David Gunn
Suzette Partin
Denise Duncan
Plant Sale and Bazaar by Baytown Garden Club
The Baytown Garden Club will hold a plant sale and bazaar starting at 10 a.m. Monday February 28 in Oilpepper's parking lot. Visitors may register for door prizes.
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Bazaar Baytown Garden Club
Oilpepper
Goodyear Store Winners Named During Appreciation Days
Bay town Goodyear store winners included Ezora Broussard who claimed first prize a General Electric television. Mrs W R Trout and Mrs The aqualung device enabled swimming depths of 300 feet for second and third place. a 26 inch bicycle was also awarded to another winner.
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Goodyear
Bay Town
Ezora
Broussard
General Electric
W.R. Trout
Carlton Gray
Funeral services for Ocevie Singleton at Berrett Station
Funeral services for Mrs. Ocevie Singleton will be held at 7 p m Friday in the Walker Funeral Home chapel at Barrett Station. Burial will follow at 10:30 a m Saturday at St Martin The Poor Catholic Church Cemetery. Mrs. Singleton, a Barrett Station resident for about 35 years, died in February. She was born October 12, 1911, at Church Point Louisiana and moved to Houston in 1990. She married Edward Singleton and had five sons and four daughters. Survivors include sons Edward Jr Preston Willem Wallace, daughters Anna Lee Nella Ann Agnes Mary Lee, four brothers a sister and two grandchildren.
Hearing on Canceling Permit No 1356 Water Right
Notice of hearing in Austin on March 31 1988 regarding canceling permit 1355 for Southern Canal Company. It authorizes water division not to exceed 4000 acre feet per annum from Ells Gilley tributary of Cedar Bayou for irrigation of 00 acres. witnesses must appear to show cause why the water right should not be conjected.
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Texas Vater Rights Commission
Austin
Texas
Southern Canal Company
Ells Gilley
Cedar Bayou
Wiliam Shedgood
Harris County
Texans Water Rights Commission
K Wirey Strandman
Akarch
Bids Sought for Lee College Library Fire Repairs
Architects say bids will be received at 4 p m next Thursday March 3 for fire damage repairs at Lee College library. Dean Walter Rundell notes the library remains in use and books are being cleaned with volunteer help from the Circle K Club. Cause of the fire has not yet been determined.
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Lee College Library
James Davi
Board of Regents
Walter Rundell
Circle K Club
Liibrary
Davis
Grocers Attend Tex as Retail Conference at Fort Clark
Brackettville's Fort Clark Guest Ranch hosted the sixth annual Mid-Winter Conference of Texas Retail Grocers this week. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Bilton Lyons of Lyons Food Service Bay town and grocers from across Texas, with focus on changing trends in the food industry.
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Brackettville
Bilton Lyons
Lyons Food Service
Baytown
Texas
Fort Clark Guest Ranch
Spin-offs from space program boom in 1960s science
Bayport Letter outlines NASA spin offs from space research as 1960s and 1975 examples. Pyrolytic graphite heat shields, Corning Ware pyroceram, cordless clocks, rechargeable batteries, lightweight plastics, corrosion resistant valves, fuel cells, solar cells, synthetic foods, food preservation, medical sensing devices, infrared detectors, weightlessness studies, rocket fuel medicines, weather and communication satellites. It notes a $5 billion space effort and end-user benefits across homes and industries.
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