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■■ '$■ ', ' iv*. ■ • immm^SL ■ • ^ 0/ rhis 300 loot communication* tower owned by Dub ■ of Canadian broke and came down in a tangle of wires r.tt-nna under the weight of ice which formed last ■nd. This tower is located near the "Y" intersection of cvs 60 83 seven miles south of town, lee played havoc r rr.umcations and power lines throughout the area. See story on page 12 10 O: Pka in o 20 Lb. Bog Sara Lee ound Cab 12 Oz. 89c U..XP0UO AJ jqxq OTT^n I u . jp; v 3 One zoning variance granted, one refused FIFTEEN CENTS A COPY See story on page 9 "\ anactian RECORD PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AFTERNOON VOLUME hH NUMBER 7 CANADIAN. TEXAS TUl HSDAV 16 FEBRUARY 197b Frosty&Family.. .andfn ^MBKSS * TW., "fvEJ i .ViViVv'iV \ i > / - v V.\ v \' v* O • • >« V ♦♦♦* «♦►♦ ♦ V Trey Wilson. Allen Freke. Mini* Wilson. Louis* and Tenia Ault and Tana Shook posed Sunday afternoon with their creation, a Snow FamUy. composed of Frosty and Crystal Snow and their children lone a bob* in Crystal's arms I at 814 Houston. This group was the most imaginative of many snow sculpture* which cropped up orer the week-end from the eight incites o/ snow which blanketed the town. ;■ I ■ M
Ezzell, Ben.The Canadian Record (Canadian, Tex.), Vol. 89, No. 7, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 16, 1978,
newspaper,
February 16, 1978;
Canadian, Texas.
(texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth136527/m1/1/:
accessed February 18, 2019),
University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, texashistory.unt.edu;
crediting Hemphill County Library.
