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Navasota Examiner

Location

Navasota, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1977

Page

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Navasota to sell bonds for water and roads

The City of Navasota plans sealed bids to sell 450000 in general obligation bonds from a 1973 referenda. The bonds complete a 900000 issue for waterworks sewer and road and bridge work. Davis McGill of A G Edwards and Sons Bryan says the city remains in excellent financial condition for bonding and the issue can be retired with funds.

Navasota Davis McGill A.G Edwards and Sons of Bryan McGill

Hail and High Winds Hit Anderson and Surrounding Areas

A Saturday afternoon storm at 3 o clock brought two inches of rain, hail, and strong winds across Anderson, Roans Prairie, and Richards. Ernest Foerster reported uprooted trees and roof damage to a barn in Anderson with additional hail between Anderson and Richards. Navasota received multiple rain amounts over the following days, while city officials discussed finances, a bond sale, and bids for a city depository. An engineering survey was authorized to assess repairs to storage tanks, delaying renovation progress by about a year.

Grimes County Anderson Roans Prairie Richards Ernest Foerster Navasota O'Malley and Clay, Inc Brenham Ocean Resources

Weather Readings Daily At Five P.M. Report

Daily weather readings dated for the preceding 24 hours issued at 5 p.m. Courtesy by Henry Fuelberg, renowned meteorologist.

Henry Fuelberg

County rejects TMPA Rock Road proposal

Grimes County Commissioners Court unanimously refused TMPA's plan to close 3.5 mile Old Rock Road and pay 250000 for an alternate road. TMPA sought access for a lignite plant at Gibbons Creek north of Carlos, while local critics warned of future road closings and county condemnation needs amid a 30 year mining operation.

Texas Municipal Power Agency Old Rock Road Grimes County Commissioners Court Ben F. Swank, Jr Swank TMPA WJ Gressett, Jr Lola JA. Hill Gibbons Creek Carlos Keith Latham Boone Grimes County Taxpayers Association Boone

Record-Setting Grimes County Youth Fair Auction

The Grimes County Youth Fair held its 25th annual sale with a high total of 51401.15 dollars and 94 exhibitors. Robert E. Armstrong purchased the grand champion lamb for 15.50 per pound, boosting the sale to a new all time high and a 1977 gain over 1976. Various buyers across local banks and businesses supported champion livestock including steer hog dairy entries and rabbits, with top money earner Ricky Schroeder on a 3432 dollar steer from First National Bank of Anderson.

Grimes County Anderson Robert E Bob) Armstrong First National Bank of Ricky Schroeder

Ricky Schroeder Wins 4000 Dollar 4-H Scholarship

Twenty five Texas 4-H youths received 4000 dollar scholarships funded by the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo through the Texas 4-H Youth Foundation. The awards were presented June 7 8 at Texas A M University by N W Freeman and Dick Weekley. Recipients include Ricky R Schroeder Grimes and several others from counties such as Washington Montgomery McLennan Tarrant Hunt and Victoria with runners named Judy Hughes Nolan Kemp Foster White Waters Renfrew and Robinson among others.

College Station Spl Texas Houston Grimes Karla D. Koerth Washington Kay S. Green Mont

Eight TMPA condemnation suits pending in 12th District Court

Eight TMPA condemnation suits filed against Grimes County landowners by the Texas Municipal Power Agency remain pending in the 12th District Court. Attorneys Karl C. Hoppess and Coulter T. Hoppess represented the defendants. Several related cases were dismissed or settled, all tied to TMPA’s proposed multi million dollar lignite mining and lignite fired steam.

12Th District Grimes County The Texas Municipal Power Agency Karl C. Hoppess Houston Coulter T. Hoppess Bryan Tony Berger Ray T. Trant J.C. Howard Kennard Trant Russell S. Butaud R.P. Trant TMPA William and Mary Berger Weyman H. Smith Thomas E. Perry Robert E. Grote

City creates housing authority to secure federal funds

Navasota forms a new Housing Authority Monday night to assure future federal funds. David Dickson Jr, the city’s director of community development, warned that without the authority the city would likely lose chances for additional Community Development Block Grants from HUD.

City Okays Housing Authority Navasota City of David Dickson, Jr Department of Housing and Urban Development CDBG HUD City Commission Morris Weaver W.C. Allen Commodore White John Treade Lewis Mack Julian Melchor Allen White Treade Mack Melchor Dickson

Shire Church plans Sunday dedication service

Rev. E. Wilson Cole, pastor of Shire Presbyterian, will dedicate memorial windows and a sanctuary cross Sunday morning June 19 at 11 o'clock. One window honors founders of the church organized in October 1853. Gifts come from the congregation and former members.

E. Wilson Cole Shire Presbyterian Church Shire Church

Suit filed for crash victim’s family in Texas

The husband and family of a Bryan woman killed December 3 in a head on collision near Carlos filed a civil suit seeking 520000 in damages from the driver of the other vehicle and his family trust. District Clerk Wayne Rucker said the suit was filed Friday by lawyers for 62 year old John Calvin.

Bryan Carlos Wayne Rucker John Calvin

Perry child drowns in kitchen accident verdict

A one year old girl Leta Perry, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Perry of Singleton, died in Madison County from accidental drowning. An inquest by Justice of the Peace P P Rawlins found the child playing in the kitchen fell head first into a five gallon container with food scraps and liquid intended for a dog. She dropped her bottle and, while trying to retrieve it, slipped into the mix. Family members were ill and could not help.

Madison County Hospital Justice of the Peace P.P. Rawlins Leta Perry Lloyd Perry Singleton Judge Rawlins Justice Precinct 1 Madison County

Virgil Hurst to Manage Sonic Drive-In in City

Virgil Hurst, co-owner and manager, announced Thursday that the new Sonic Drive-In at 814 South LaSalle aims to open within two weeks. He and his wife Bobbie and daughters Sharon and Jeannie now live at LaSalle Apartments after relocating from Oklahoma City where he managed a discount store. Sonic Industries, Inc., based in Oklahoma City, runs 800 central states stores. The local outlet will feature 24 drive-in stalls with a car-hop style service and button menu at each stall.

Virgil Hurst South LaSalle Hurst LaSalle Apartments Bobbie Sharon Jeannie Oklahoma City Baptist Church Sonic Industries, Inc

J&R Western Store Announces Formal Opening

James and Ruby Evans invite customers to the formal opening of J R Western Store at the new location in the shopping center 417 N LaSalle. The event marks a grand start for the store in its updated site featuring western apparel and gear.

James Ruby Evans J & R Western N. LaSalle

Tax values rise as city schedules budget plans

Navasota city commissioners spent three hours reviewing tentative figures for the 1977 78 budget and voted to keep the tax ratio at 60 percent of actual value. They expect total property value to jump from 23 049 730 to 44 767 688 once Brazosland Realty Services and Prichard and Abbott Valuation Engineers complete inventories.

Navasota Brazosland Realty Services, Inc Bryan Pritchard and Abbott Valuation Engi Neers Brazosland Realty Prichard and Abbott

Three-member Board of Equalization Appointed

A three member board was appointed Monday night for wash payers duties and a special workshop will be held Tuesday June 21. The appointees are S A Jones L T Haynie and R D Watkins. From June 27 through July 8 Brazosland Realty specialists will be on hand to process complaints about notices from property owners and to set appointments for those who wish to

Board of Equalization S.A. Jones L.T. Haynie R.D. Watkins Brazosland Realty

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R.A Patout, Jr Richard Hereford Robert D. Brewton First National Bank of Anderson Heston McBride Bluffton Bobby Lys Danny Pasker Grisham Agricultural Service and Supply Brazos Valley Feed Coop Errol Wesley Navasota V.F.W. Post Ralph Wren Becky Sledge W.A Ronnie Norwood Security State Bank of Wilma Wrobleski Carl Carrell Coors Distributing Martha Wheeler Malek Construction Jennifer Chaney Double D Ag Service Sandra Wrobleski Turkey Perry J&r Western
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