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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1968

Page

5

Canned Heat Steals Show At Sunset Strip Auditorium

Concert review recounts Canned Heat delivering a strong set to a 3,800-strong audience, with drummer Adolfo de la Parra stealing the show. Vanilla Fudge and other acts receive praise for musicianship and stage presence as Tiny Tim and other acts are teased for future appearances at the venue.

Don Gardner Sunset Stri Adolfo de la Parra Anim Parra Fudge Carmine Appice Pamn Slenny Vestine America Brooklyn Canned Heat Mark Stein Fis Heaudly Applce San Antonio Sweet Smoke Sim Applea Vinney Martel Tim Bogert Hm Hendrix Bogert

Judge Stays Tavern Order In South Bexar County

Judge Peter Michael Curry suspended the cancellation of Nelia Villarreal’s Fanderosa Club beer and wine license on Hwy 81 South until trial. Villarreal filed suit against the Texas Liquor Control Board alleging the cancellation blocks her means of earning a living.

South Bexar County Lorth Peter Michael Curry Curry Nelia Villarreal Fanderosa Club Hwy. 81 South Texas Liquor Control Board Irxtoy QO. M. Humphreys Jr

Tijuana Brass Arena Has A Smash

Merle Alpert and the Tijuana Brass wowed 11 000 fans at HemisFair Arena Friday night in a one hour set featuring This Guy's In Love With You and Lonely Bull. The group, now with a broader appeal, showcased polished brass and tight arrangements led by Alpert, with Kalash and Senatore among the key performers. A&M founder Alpert praised for his trumpet work and leadership, the ensemble delivered a high energy show that drew a large appreciative audience and a Saturday return.

Don Gardner Merle Alpert Tijuana Brass HemisFair Alpert Tijuana Brass Ut Alpert Lou Tonni Kalash Kalash Briss Mabtas Bob Edmonson John Pisano Pat Senatore Nick Ceroli Zorba Igor

Float Due At Jubilee Float In Parade

The Festival San Jacinto Association announced a goodwill float for the Stockdale Watermelon Jubilee parade on Saturday. Gay Norris of St Mary’s University will ride, with Miss Fiesta as alternate, while Reynolds An aridis directs the float. Mrs M A Pall and other officials joined a luncheon after the parade.

Festival San Jacinto Association Stockdale Gay Norris St. Mary's University Reynolds Aridis Nontis M.A. Pall Pahl

Ex-Georgia Solon Gets Prison Term

Former Georgia Representative William E. Laite was sentenced by Judge Leo Brewster to a year and a day in prison for two counts of perjury. Laite, convicted by a Lubbock jury in May, plans an appeal through attorney William P. Fonville. He faced related charges over a Town and Country Pest Control project in Big Spring, Texas, in 1985.

Dallas UPI U.S Sudge Leo Brewster Georgia William E. Laite Laite Lubbock Town and Country Pest Control Big Spring Tex Parruty Brewster William P. Fonville ULS Fifth Circuit Lalta

Planned S A College Seen As UT Unit

UT board of regents supported creating a four year state college for San Antonio to join the University of Texas system. Chairman Frank Erwin Jr said the college should be adjacent to the UT Medical School in San Antonio with a dental school possible at the same site. The Coordinating Board heard proposals for six new state colleges while current colleges debated growth limits. Recommendations to the full board are due in August or September.

San Antonio University System Regents Coordinating Board

Award Presented To Hearst Official William S Campbell

William S Campbell Hearst Magazines vice president and assistant general manager received the sixth annual Lea Williams Award at a Park Sheraton dinner. The award honors the greatest industry contribution of 1987 and includes a silver Revere bowl and 250 dollars cash. Campbell has long held leading roles in Cosmopolitan MotorBoating Good Housekeeping and industry service boards.

William S. Campbell Hearst Magazines Lea Park Sheraton Campbell Williams Tarran County S.f-M.a San Antonio Earl Kintner Greenbrier East Com Magazine Publishers Association Merce Thei Federal Trade Commission Washington Central Regis Ltry MPA Kintner Bill Campbell Central Registry Code S.F.M.A Magazine Publishers Association Inc Central Registry XYZ Circulation Association Hearst Organization Campball Cosmopolitan Good” Housekeeping Hill Periodical Publishers’ Service Bureau, Inc

Honors To Moose Leaders Appointed By Loyal Order

Two San Antonians received Supreme Lodge appointments with the Loyal Order of the Moose. James E. Shelton, past governor of San Antonio Lodge 744, was named to the Legion council. Elmer J. Keller, secretary of the San Antonio lodge and former Texas Moose Association president, was named Texas deputy supreme governor. The action follows the 80th international convention in Chicago this week.

Supreme Lodge Loyal Order of the Moose James E. Shelton San Antonio Legion Council Elmer J. Keller Texas Mouse Association Texas Chicago

Ray 1 Bench 33 Fort Worth details emerge

Ray Bench, 33, of Fort Worth, recounted that the pair who turned his own pistol on him asked for a ride to East Ter race Homes. Bench said he was in San Antonio at the time, four days ago.

Sunset Strip Glg Austin Bob Bear Hite Mississippi Ray Bench Fort Worth East Terrace San Antonio

Miss Country Music of San Antonio Crowns Winner

Miss Marilyn Van DeWalle-Fris earned the Miss Country Music of San Antonio title with Eleanor Wiatrok and Paula Smith as runners-up. The pageant, sponsored by KDER Radio, advances to the national finals to be held at the Convention Center Arena with twenty five contestants from major U.S. cities participating.

Marilyn van DeWalle

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