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De Leon Free Press

Location

De Leon, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1979

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Brinson resigns as De Leon mayor plans move to New Mexico

Mayor Clyde Brinson submits his resignation to the City Council and plans to relocate to Red River New Mexico to run a fast foods service. The council will act at the next meeting. Local officials discuss a summer farmers market to boost De Leon economy with shared facilities and land support. Foot ball seats remain on sale and a labor survey seeks input for new industry.

Clyde Brinson Brinsons Red River New Mexico Clyde De Leon Brinson

Bearcats Scrimmage Coleman Friday Night

The Bearcats host Coleman teams in a Friday night scrimmage at Bearcat Field. Junior Varsity starts at 6:30 p.m. the varsity about 8:00 p.m. Admission is free and spectators are asked to bring an old towel for dressing rooms. Next week the Bearcats travel to Hamilton for scrimmages.

Bearcats Coleman Bearcat Field Hamilton

Rules Given To Deer And Antelope Hunters

State guidelines set uniform standards for deer and antelope processing to prevent spoilage. Field processing allowed to quarter the carcass with proper identification and tags, antlers and permits must accompany meat, and transfers require legible hunter documentation or valid tags to prove ownership.

Dove Season Opens September 1 Across Texas Zones

Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission set split north and south mourning dove seasons at its July 24 meeting. North zone runs September 1 to October 21 1979 and January 5 to 13 1980. South zone runs September 22 to November 4 1979 and January 5 to 20 1980. White-winged dove dates vary by county with Rio Grande area ending October 31.

Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission Rio Grande Brewster Cameron, Culberson El Paso Hidalgo

Seventy-Two Bearcats In Two-A-Day Workouts

The Bearcats begin two a day workouts with varsity led by Bubba Van Zandt at FB DB. Junior Varsity features players such as Lynn Brownlee Glynn Brownlee Steven Murphy Eddie Ravenshine and others while freshmen and juniors fill remaining spots. Returning seniors include Darrell Preston Jackie Golden Paul Garza Clynt Taylor Rocky Atchley Anthony Cisneroz John Buckley and Robert Wright.

BEARCAT Robert Wright Jerry Walker John Buckley Tim Hare Roger Winkles Clynt Taylor Stephen Rice Rocky Atchley Jackie Golden Anthony Cisneroz Paul Garza Andy Lopez Darrell Preston Bearcats Bubba Van Zandt Lynn Brownlee Glynn Brownlee Steven Murphy Eddie Ravenshine Eddie Alvarado Ricky Morrison Guy Dixon Mike Lamberson Dale Collum John Dennington Ernest Escamilla Jeff Fields Bobby Forrest Edwin Hale Ken Keith Shane Stone Allen Stone Rickey Wilson R. Rodriguez T. Knudson C. Bayer Shane Parker Keith Smith John Ledbetter Matt Stockman David Stokes Sammy Wright Jimmy Lewis Collis Park Jim Grimshaw Bart Van Zandt Jeff Weaver Harold Lewis Jeff Buckley Joey Mahan

Joe Locke Named Local Chairman for Jerry Lewis Telethon

Joe Locke will again serve as local chairman of the Jerry Lewis Labor Day Telethon benefiting the Muscular Dystrophy Association. The event, hosted by Jerry Lewis, broadcasts coast to coast from Las Vegas with KXAS Channel 5 carrying it locally from September 2 to 3. The telethon supports MDA research centers, clinics, and services nationwide and in Dallas area programs.

Joe Locke Jerry Lewis KXAS-TV Harold Taft Robbie Wygant Debbie Locke Love Network Hawaii Alaska Puerto Rico Guam Jerry MDA U.S Dallas Locke

City in Texas Receives August Sales Tax Rebates

State Comptroller Bob Bullock reported Texas cities shared 268.9 million dollars in one percent city sales tax rebate checks for the first eight months of 1979. August allocations total 27.2 million, up 25 percent from 1978 year to date and about 12 percent higher than last August. Local rebates listed include DeLeon 2065.10, Breckenridge 22171.07, Brownwood 37725.74, Granbury 17846.26, Stephenville 23095.96, among many others across the region.

Bob Bullock Texas Bullock DeLeon Cross Plains Dublin Early Baird Ballinger Bangs Brady Brecken Gustine Hamilton Hico Mason Ranger San Saba Stephenville

De Leon Schools Offer Free and Reduced Lunch For 1979-80

The De Leon District will participate in free and reduced price lunches for the 1979-80 school year with nutritious meals served daily. Elementary students pay 50 cents and secondary students 55 cents for lunch, while breakfast costs 25 cents and extra milk 15 cents. Families at or below income scales qualify for free or reduced meals, with a reduced lunch price of 10 cents in several counties. All students receive enrollment applications for meals, and no child is discriminated against.

The De Leon

Market Steer Weigh-In Set For Saturday

Comanche County 1980 Mark Steer Feeding Program starts Saturday, August 25, with weigh-ins at the Comanche County Livestock Center from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. Steers must be dehorned and castrated, weigh between 450 and 650 pounds, and pass the committee of Garry Davis and Gayle Mahan. Larry Bunting serves as superintendent.

Comanche County Jeuzier Clark Garry Davis Gayle Mahan Larry Bunting

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