Stamford American (Stamford, Tex.), Vol. 52, No. 38, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 1, 1976 Page: 17 of 18
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- Three years ago Paul Tadlock was a
business executive with big game hunt ’
ingas a hobby Today, Tadlock is in the
midst of a new career, taking advant
age of his w-ildlrfe knowledge! as a
sculptor )
A group of his works is on display this
week and all of next week in Stamford
at First Federal Savings and Loan
Association, upon invitation of John
Harrell, association president and a
former high school classmatexof Tad-
lock's
Tadlock and Harrell plaj’ed football
^together in Dallas and after high school
each entered their own careers Tid-
lock in business and Harrell in finance
However, Tadlock's 18-year associa
tion with a company of which he was
executive vice president and general
manager ended about two-and-a-half
years ago and the big Texan turned td
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Kniffen. manager of Allen Farms at
Abilene Christian College, and C. T.
Blankenship, retired Hamlin vocational
agriculture teacher Blankenship will
judge rabbits and poultry and'Kniffen
w ill judge other entries
Approximately 225 entries have been
counted for the- show whie> as as fb*1
superintendents members c. che Stans
ford Young Farmers The entries ini
elude 36 pens of broilers. 59 barrows, 45\
breeding swine. 26 commercial calves. 1
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JudgeaC far the show will be Billy
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Tadlock exhibit set up at the savings and loan
association through Jan 16 Tadlock ancHHarrell were
classmates in high school and the sculptoraccepted an
• show will be
the commercial
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National Butldthg Centers as an in-
ternal auditor/traveling to various
locations to examine and report on
inventory systems
In 1974. he became manager of
National Building Centers in Archer*
City 0n Jan 1. 1976. he accepted the
appointment-as.manager of National'
Pudding Centers in Stamford
The name Trachta may be familiar to
some Stafford area residents-as his
father. Richard, lived and worked at
Stamford back when the lumber yard
was known as C D Shamburger
! Times have changed since then, and
realizing that the Stamford area resi
dents’ needs have changed, remodeling
plans are underway for an expanded
National Building Centers
Trachta is excited about the rempdel
ing Hcsaid, "By expanding our inside
display area arid our outside yard area,
we will be able to better serve the
do-it yourselfer and the large volume
customer '■ , ' •
Trachta is looking forward togetting
to kridw the members of the Stamford
Community, and to taking a part in the
development of this fine; a Fea
NBC indicated the future assignment
of John Duncan, former manager here,
was undecided
right is "Last Look,"a Tadlock bronze of a mule deer
in a typical stance as the deer walks away from a
hunter. ,
Residents of the Stamford Hospital
District are awaiting a ruling by 104th
District Judge J Neil Daniel expected
Jan. 22 in connection with a suit
involving tftrHamlm Hospital District
A jury deliberated 40 minutes Tues
day before .returning a unanimous
verdict in favor of the plaintiffs in a
lawsuit against the Hamlin district A
second similar suit has been filed
against the Stamford Hospital District.
Judge Daniel has indicated he will
entered a judgement in the Hamlin case
on Jan. 22 in the Anson 4istrjpt court-
room *
Attorneys for the defendants, mem-
bers of the Hamlin Hospital District,
asked that Judge Daniel enter a
judgment for the defendants notwith-
standing the verdict of the jury The
plaintiffsifattorney asked the judge to
enter a judgment for the plaintiffs in
accordance with the jury verdict
Plaintiffs in the case are a group of
southwest Jones County taxp
opposing inclusion in the Hamlii
student from Norway. Jennecke Wil- F UWF- ——
A group of southeast Jones County
taxpavers tiled a similar suit against
the Stamford Hospital District in a case
which the Texas Supreme ‘4 ourt, re-
fused to hear, saying there could be
found no_ error in a Civil Court of
A'ppeafs ruling for the hospital district
However, a second suit has been filed
against the local hospital district by a
different group of taxpayers and that
eek, the building
will be located
leton framework
ng up on Tuesday
xrning part of the
jut in place as a
temperatures in
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under way at 10
win? judging ,
ch break, other
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get under way at
Gladiola White or V
ed show in Fort Worth, too •
Tadlock originated the idea to
created a series of 20 North Americar
wildlife animals, all to ttje same scale
and detail Out 50 full sets originate!}
intended, only eight full sets remain
igtact and available. Twelve collector}
havri full st-ts Pieces of the other sets
have been sold as individuals. A full set
sells for $18,550
Among tne 20 animals in the series,.
prices range from $800 to $1100 per
figure Tadlock estimated that the
sculpture oh display in Stamford is
valued at between $11,000 and $12,000
Tadlock has made application to
show in the lart show and sale held in
Stamford in July and also for the show
and sale in ( out.
A native of Houston, Tadlock moved
to Dallas when he was 12 and grew up
there He and his wife, Sylvia, have two
children. Larry, a dental student and
football player at Baylor Urjivtesity;
and Melinda, a junior in high school.
according to schedule and barring bad weather.
Viewing the barn are, left to right, Ralph Robertson,
Paint CreekJFFa president, Becky Medford, Paint
Creek FFA president; Gary Miller, Stamford FFA
oresid?nt; Keith Clifton, Lueders-Avoca FFA presi-
dent, and Lori Schoonmaker, Stamford 4-H president.-
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Tadlock admits that his rapid success
in the world of ai t surpassed his
expectations. He Confesses that in the
field of art, having -received no formal
education, he had nuch to learn. But,
as an artist friend p anted out to him, he
■ussesses a gift
Detail in wildlife
sculptures to speal
Secretaries for the show will be Rex
Ford of Lueders,^ Charles Stenholm,
Jerry Terrell and Darryl Schoonmaker.
' all of Stamford
Superintendents in the swine class
will be Darrell Richards, Ray Reves,
Gary Muehlstein and Mike Phillips.
Hollis Muehlste^r, Carl Marugg, Jim
Astin and Don Wafer will be beef
cattle superintendents A ;
In the poultry and rabbit show,
superintendents will be Craig Black?
well, Glen Gilbreath and Gary Spitzer.
W. B (Dub III) Harrison. Bobby Reves*
and David*-White are..sheep* superin-
tendents - -
Taxflock remembers that his interest
in sculpture was^first ignited at a dinner
pgrty in early 1973 when a dentist friepd
who sculptured for a hobby told about
his r
hobby in May 1973
A very short time iat^r/fFF terms of
normal development of artists. Tfidlock
resigned ascompany vice president
and became a professional sculptor in
Ji|ly 1973.-
Whtn he first began sculpting, Tad-
Iqck started with wax and decided he
would use as ’subjects the wildlife of
North America with which he was
familiar Thus, his first work was an
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Tadlock explains that he had been big
game hunting since 1959 and had hunted
mountain, goats, elk, mule deer, big
horn sheep and others in several states,
including Alaska, and iri Canada.
Thus, the sportsman was familiar
with the composition of numerous
wildlife and has supplimented this with
considerable research of the subjects
he had recreated in sculpture. He
explains that he first creates the
animals without fur or covering and
goes into the details of their muscle
make up He then follows up with hair
and other details.,.
The 40-year-old artist first conceived
sculpting as a hobby, making wax
figures, melting them, making others
and so on. just for enjoyment
However, a New York artist saw his
first creation ,of an antelope and en-
couraged casting it. Tadlock then fork-
ed on a elk figure arid before it was
finished, he had orders for 10.
In the two andjUftlf years since
Ihh omnig a professional sculpior, Tad The Tadloeks also have aJsecond
!.x>k -iip tlw lix k lias completed 17 pieces of sculp- daughter until.summer, an exchange
Jure. Amofig them are antelope, mule
dier, whitejjdi deer, cougars, elk, big
h^rn sheep^uiountain goats, bears,
geese and ducks and others.. *
His sculpture entiTTed "Bear Coun-
try,” two black bears, won-first place ii^
Texas Fine Art^.Assycti^l^regional
comp?Urton.in F^t Worth.-MK"RAcky
MountaiX High-” Three big horn sheep
running across rough terrairi/ 'iron
special recognition at a TFFA-sponsor
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suit is-underway at this time. *: - -
No da’te has been announced for a.
hearing in the second suit.
In" the Hamlin case, jurors were
asked tq answer four questions “yes”
or "no" before tearing closing argu-
ments for.both sides. The jury answer-
ed “yes” to each question.
The four questions asked by Judge
Daniel were
At the time of the passage of Senate
Bill No. 448 authorizing thfe creation of
the Hamlin Hospital District, were the
people in such proposed hospital dis-
trict who resided south of U.S. isniwing
trade centers other than Hamlin as
theiMtrincipal trade center? *,»
At the time of the passage of Senate
Bill No 448 authorizing the x-rratian of
the Hamlin Hospital District, were the
people ip such proposed hospital dis-
trict who resided south of U. S ISO uni ng
hospitals and medical services other
than the hospital and medical ’nervir—
m Hamltn’ —
» Al Mw-time of passage of Senate Bill
No 448 and the creation of the
Hospital Distrirt mulri it rrrrr«ahh|) be
expected that the people who lived
south of U S, 180 would not use said
hdspital and medical serviedk of the
proposed Ham Im Hospital Dixtrirf*
At the time of the passage of Sa^aJ
Bill No 448 authorizing the creatia e «
the Hamlin Hospital District Adj-
Successful efforts by the Stamford
Fire Department prevented a one-cot-
ton trailer fire from beeorriing a blaze
involving hundreds of bales at Farm-
er's Co-op Gin Tuesday night
A fire was reported about 9:30 p m.
with sub-freezing temjx-ratures in a
cotton trailer standing amid a large
number of trailers The blaze was
contained to the one trailer.
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