Yoakum Herald-Times (Yoakum, Tex.), Vol. 94, No. 80, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 17, 1985 Page: 1 of 29
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94th Year, No. 80
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New ‘Ladder’ Unit Named
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Yoakum Loses Tax Growth
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place and are billed aa 12 point
favorites over the 133rd ranked
Apaches.
The best way to sum-up the
Apaches to .that they are the most
a to help rotors have
MR be deciding upon.” said
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The HaDoween Carnival at St.
Joseph’s School will be held again
this year, for about the 40th time.
The Oct. 31 event, in the St. Joo
gym, will start at 5 p.m., featuring
such things as a supper, games,
door prises, etc. Everyone is invited
and also encouraged to come in
costume...
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supper pad she has already left a
note that It’s fa the refrigerator.”
ooeeooe
NO PARR, NO PLAY has become
a topic of more than a little
discussion in recent months,
particularly ta recent days.
Whether yon agree with it or not
is up to you as an individual and
something we shall not address at
this time.
What this, and other educational
reforms, is headed toward is
probably far from what was
Court.
The court has ruled against the
use of public school money and
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The Yoakum Bulldogs go ezplor-
iag into their most dangerous
waters of the season Friday night as
they try s raid on the Gonsales
Apaches in an effort to keep a share
of first place ta the district title race.
On this week’s Harris Rating poll,
the Bulldogs are b a tie for list
Yoahum Herald-Times
SffffV/NO LAVACA AND Da WITT COUNTIES I
Transportation, has announced that
the owner of each off-promise
advertising sign which was erected
before Sept. 1, 1985 along a road
outside an incorporated city or town
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> learning and toaahbg both jWotetfon to register the sign by
*- I.n J n* 3Q( Or romovo the sign.
The new law to known as House
BUI 1330 and refers to an
ladder unless they left the YISD
system, were promoted out of the
classroom, or fail to maintain
standards established for placement
(See SCHOOL, Page 6A)
Remembrance Day
Sunday At Hochheim
This Sunday, Oct. 20, has been
set as Remembrance Dey at the
Chamber office and from Chamber Hochheim Prairie Hermann Sons
directors... Cemetery.
e linx In Bld To Keep First Place Claim
An outitae of the Brat seven propositions to published today, the balance
will be published nest wook.
Absentee Voting Is Underway
Abuiatai voting tn the Nov. 5
ttetto agw ■
Physical Plant Needs
The Yoekum School Boerd
Monday authorized formation of a
five-person committee to compile a
“Master Plan” on possible school
district physical plant needs, such
as improvements, facilities, etc., for
the next five to 10 years.
“It’s time we took a look at things
we may need and get them in
numerical order of priority prefer-
BUSBAltpS AND WIVES, the
subjects provoke some interesting
I Observations.
Says Ed Howe, “There to only
one thing for a man to do who to
married to a woman who enjoys
roeamwnaRRauro end a A la Ann
spending money, sno <net is to
eqjoy earning it."
Comments Agatha Christie. “An
archeologist to the best husband any
t woman can have; the older she
goto, the interested he to in her."
Meanwhile, Bill Lawrence observ-
ed, “The honeymoon to oker when
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Bank meeting ream. From left aro Mrs. Catherine i . J ‘ ~~ ~ ~ ~___, ~~
Honkhaue, who crocheted an afghani Mrs. EMs a fauriap covered flower pot, donated by Mrs. Hornsea.
Otheld, who made and donated a state fated qnflt and [Hendd-Thnas Photo]
Hospital Auxiliary Prepares For Bazaar
THREE MEMBERS of the Yoakum Catholic Hospital shams* and Mrs. Eugens Hermee, who made and
Auriflasy pose with some of the quflto and other Moens donated a chicken bun warmer. Other prises shown
betag prepared ae prison at the Aufltary’s annual above tactado a Christmas tree ekfrt, made by Mrs.
Basaar, scheduled for Nov. 8 ta the Yoakum National Etater Hamm and bene Seitz* a Christmas table
2 * . - ~ --- -- - -- —-----’ runner, made and donated by Mrs. L.R. Stevens; and
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taaao 41, ABaohro 6
tow RrauuMa 34, Apeotons 6
bnBaflon Msritoe tssdsmy 36,
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sckhart 18, Apaches 8
Mftabne 41, Apache*21
to against a team overwhich they
have bed complete mastery since
1873.
The same cast of Apaches who
detested Yoekum ta that wild 21-20
game a year ago to back: Running
back Willard O’Neal, who galloped
out TD runs of 52 and 46 yards, phis
Yoakum’s revenue totals
3208.331.67, which Is $29,621 ahead
of last year but ta percentages that
converts to 16.57 percent.
. Although eight of the nine area
cities continue to run ahead of last
year, the amount of sales tu money
received this month-for retail sales
in August, was down from the same
period of a year ago ta Cuero,
Gonsales and Shiner. Yorktown is
advertises a service or product not the only city behind for the frill year,
principally sold on the premises
whore tho sign to located.
Ramert stated that forms are
District
I a sign poripd In 1984. Hallettsville,
m seat
upon request. Ho aloe said that a
823 nonrefondabit foe to
with tho filing of tho registration
application.
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Signs Along Highways Must
Be Registered, Permitted '
[ Cul V. Ramert, DUtdrt Baglnwr
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YISD Teachers Can’t Go To St. loe;
So, St. loe Students Bused To YISD
Since the Yoakum School District personnel on private or church
can no longer send a teacher to St. school promises and the Tezas ,
Joseph’s School, the YISD 1s making Education Agency has advised
two round trip bus journeys each school districts to stop the practice,
day to bring 16 St. Joe students to a YISD has been using what to
YISD classroom for remedial called Chapter I federal hinds to
reading studios. send a teacher aad aa aide to St.
Thto time, the change to not a Joseph, to teach remedial Nhdtag
mandate from controversial House classes oa a twice daily basis.
BUI 72. but from tho U.S. Supreme Slzteoa St. Joe students are
invoivva.
“Tbs TEA says we can serve
(Soo ST. JOB, Page 6A)
........... Pro, Con On Each Outlined By Rep, Robtason
4 Constitutional Amendments On Nov. 5 Election Ballot |
PROPOSITION NO 1
a 2-potat PAT nm; Oeae Kridier,
who tossed two straight peases that
covered 60 yards for the final
minute come-from-behind victory;
aad the two receivers who caught
those passes, Tim Knezek and Billy
Hornung. All four ate back and
\ (See BULLDOGS, Page 6A) ,
aad to Wiml i> that your vote
heap the ciltoeaa 'af Dtofriri 31 .
resataehl, I hatta ladadod a
ata to tho Tezas Constitution feat
Yoakum’s chec^ received this
month, oa sales taz collected to
August, came to 815,592.17, an
increase of 8727 over tho same
Im toss
however, received a check for
816,513.96, which was an Increase
of 82,186.
Gouaatos remains tho area leader
ta actual sales taz received for tho
(See SIGNS, Page 6A (Seo SALES TAX. Page 6A)
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s»*>««»»»wPro, Con On Each Outlhied By Rep. Robinson
£re-dlstrict slate of any 3A
team-with a new coaoh and
Iparntag a new system. >
5 Now, assured of their first losing
____- *baaon ta at least 11 years, the
powerftri wtaless team ta the stateh smoldering Apaches are about to
Gonsales. 0-6 to Yoakum’s 5-1, ezplode ta a fury. And, they figure
has played perhaps the roughest a* good time to vent all that revenge
Percentage Lead To Hallettsville
By tho slim margin of 16 tovenue over last year. dty <*«lved over the same 10
hundredths of a point, Hallettsville Hallettsville’s sales taz money for months a year ago.
has edged ahead of Yoakum as the the first 10 months of the year totals Yoakum’s revenue
area city enjoying the largest $194,436.55, which to 827,866, or
percentage of growth ta sales taz 16 73 percent, more than what the
better educate our children, a goal By IMIuiidredths of One Point
However, preosures from special
Interosts-band. football, drill
toama, baseball, basketball, drama
dubs, and <m and on-have ta some
canes promoted teachers to devise
ways to asake desses so easy it to
I virtually impossible to fall.
Add to that tho work load of
k . papess aad apodal taatructions that
go along with giving a student a
failtag merit on report cards aad
| other iacoativoo aro glvoa to make it
I oo everybody paoeoo.
| So, what wlU the end result bo?
| ^a|y time w0 toll, but It dooaa’t
lod right new. *
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HtolBiMlON look iMtftl
once,** Board President Charles
Kvinta said ta asking his fellow
board members to approve such a
study.
Following board approval,
trustees Keith Armstrong, James
Leist and Judy Boone volunteered to
serve on the panel along with Supt.
Harvey Schneider and Assistant
Supt. Joe Sutton.
“Take your time and do a
thorough study,’* Kvinta said,
adding that a report sometime after
the first of the year would be early
enough.
ta other activity at the' Monday
session, approval was given on
Schneidor’s reconuuendod appniat-
rnent of three central office-campus
administrative personnel to the
Teacher’s Career Ladder Committee
for the 1985-86 school year.
Appointed were Administrative
Assistant John Fling, chairman;
High School Principal Bobby
Manning and Junior High Principal
Charles Dullye.
Two classroom teachers from the
intermediate and/or primary school
The informative firo prevention campuses will be named later to
Puppet Show, presented Yoakum complete the Ladder committee,
kindergarten and first grade which will have the responsibility of
students during their visits to the selecting some 10 teachers as
Fire Station last week, was repeated additions to the ladder and eligible
to the Lions Club Tuesday...Rudy for a $1,500 "bonus” for this school
CbRek says a lot of interest to being year. The 28 teachers who qualified
shown for the Nov. 10 parade last school year will remain on the
planned ta Sweet Home by the
Sweet Homo American Legion.
Those interested ta entering the
parade can call Chllok at 293-5800...
Arkla Gas Manager Jim Stone to
vacationtag In Europe...The annual
chicken barbecue of the Chamber of
Commerce remains set for Sunday,
Oct. 27 at CMy Park, with serving
from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tickets aro
avaUabie at local banks, Elo’s, the
YoftkNU, Tens 77995 Thursday, October n, 1985
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