The Sealy News (Sealy, Tex.), Vol. 93, No. 45, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 29, 1981 Page: 12 of 18
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THE SEALY NEWS
Thursday, January 29,1981
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Loving Hallmark Valentines ... the very best
way to tell someone special you care on
Saturday, Feb. 14.
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On January 9, 1981, the
Texas Register reported the
following summary of Texas
Attorney General Opinion
MW-289, on livestock brands:
“Article 6899j. Vernon’s
Texas Civil Statutes, requires
that all marks and brands
registered prior to August 30,
1981, must be registered within
six months of that date, and
that the re-registration process
must be repeated at subsequent
10-year intervals for then
current owners!’ (Texas Re-
gister, January 9, 1981, p. 25)
FOR RENT
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area would enjoy receiving The
News each week. An ideal,
economical gift.
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IF YOW’RE NOT
WEARING IT, SELL IT!
Whether it’s jewelry stashed
away in a' safety deposit box or
old suits or dresses you no
longer wear, why not get some
handy cash by calling us at
885-3562—our For Sale ads in
the Want-Ads will bring
“rings’’ to you.
Send Your Valentine
The Very Best
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Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
January 29, 30 and 31
STORE HOURS: 9:00 a.m. to 5:50 p.m. each day
615 Highway 90 Wout—SEALY
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★ Levi’S BIG BELL JEANS, Reg. $14.95
★ Ladies’ JACKETS, Values to $29.50
* Men’S C-P-O JACKETS & WINDBREAKERS, Reg. *8.00
* Men's work gloves, Reg. $3.95
count of the indictment.
For further information, call
(817) 334-2001 or (713)
226-5218.
only, March 4; Larry Gatlin
and the Gatlin Brothers Band,
evening performence only,
March 5; Dolly Parton,
evening performance only,
March 6 and two performances
March 7; Don Williams,
matinee performance only,
March 8; and Waylon Jennings
evening performance only,
March 8.
All of this adds up to an
astounding buy for your
ticket dollar. Tickets are
available now by mail through
the Ticket Director, Houston
Livestock Show and Rodeo, P.
O. Box 25393, Houston, Texas
77005. Tickets, on sale now at
all Ticket Master, Ticketron,
Ward’s, Joske’s, Cactus Re-
cords, Warehouse Records,
voucher outlets box offices,
range in price from $3.00 to
$7.00.
(An Assortment of one-of-a-kind and discontinued Items
that we would love to put In your shopping bag at the
ridiculously low prices listed below.)
*12.95each
"State of Texas" belt buckle, ... $12.95
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Home Style Cooking
LUNCH SPECIALS Every Day
Befinning at 11:00 a.m.
DINNER SPECIAL
every evening beginning at 5:30p.m.
Thia Wednesday Chieken Chew Meim
Served With Chow Mein Noodle.
Every Friday Spaghetti and Meat Sauee
Every Sunday SHRIMP GUMBO
Meats for Thia Sunday Lunch Special
Chieken Fried Steak
Smothered with Cream Gravy
Friday-Saturday-Sunday Evening Specials
Flounder Filet
Tossed Green Salad, French Fries or
Baked Potato, Sesame Roll
Come in and try our Char-broiled Straka
Cooked just the way you like them
All itema on menu prepared to go
Call ahead for speedy service
Doughnuts and Cimnamon Rolls
Made Fresh Daily in Our Kitchen
Whole Plea (all kinds) to go
ONLY $5.— emek (plus tax)
Our dining room is available for private parties,
dinner and business meetings
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Kenneth Easterling was 6 on November 18, and
Kathryn was 2 on January 9. They are the children of
Chuck and Candy Easterling of Albuquerque, New Mex-
ico, and grandchildren of Frank and Audrey Koy of Sealy,
and Mrs. Amaryllis Hewitt of Aztec, New Mexico.
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claims to Blue Cross and Blue
Shield of Texas. Parsley is a
resident of Houston and
operates “Houston Crime
Prevention!’ a private enter-
prise in which he states he
provides lectures and “expert
consultation" to insurance
companies on the topic of
white collar crime and how to
avoid it.
By Mn. Max Mersmann
Mr. and Mrs. Gaston
Clement and daughter, Audra
at Highland visited Mr. and
Mrs. Chu. Mersman on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Steck
visited Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Reinecke in Bellville on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Schroeder visited Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Schroeder in Sweeney
on Sunday.
Mrs. Max Mersmann and
Mrs. Alton Mersmann repre-
sented the Millheim Extension
Homemakers Club at the
leader training meeting in the
courthouse in Bellville on
Wednesday.
On Thursday Mrs. Max
Mersmann, Mrs. Emilian
Kaminski, Mrs. Fred Palm,
Mrs. Sidney Schluens, and
Mrs. Henry Orawunder, Jr.
represented the club at the
Austin County Council of
Extension Homemakers Clubs.
On January 21, 1981, a Houston Office. Assistant
Federal Grand Jury at U.S. Attorney Michael J.
Houston returned a fifteen- Brown, who is handling the
count indictment charging case for the Government,
Kenneth Arnold Parsley, age advised that the maximum
31, with mail fraud in penalty under the law to a five
connection with the mailing of year term of imprisonment
allegedly false health insurance and/or a $1000 fine on each
The indictment charges that reading and spelling? Color-
the defendant submitted var- sounds.
ious false claims to Blut Cross it uses songs to teach sight
and Blue Shield of Texas for words and the 16 common
medicines supposedly pre- vowel sounds of English,
scribed for him and/or his Color-coding the dictionary
family, using forged prescrip- markings of the sounds is part
tion receipts to substantiate the of the program devised by
claims. In addition, the Mike Bell, University of Texas
An informative Minerals indictment alleges that the doctoral student.
and Royalties Workshop will defendant submitter multiple Youngsters first learn vowel
be held Saturday, January 31 claims for apparently legiti- sounds and their colors. Then,
inbe Brenham High School mate medical expenses of his given the words to a song
ABitorium, announced Bill family, thus obtaining multiple which is played in class, they
Thane, County Extension insurance payments for the identify the sounds in the song
Agent for the Texas Agricul- same medical expenses. and color-code them. At
tural Extension Service, Texas Postal Inspector in Charge home, students reinforce their
AAM University System. W. R. Newsome stated that the learning by counting how
Four timely topics will be indictment capped a three many times each sound occurs
discussed by industry experts, month investigation by U.S. in the song and by writing
The “Discovery, Drilling, and Postal Inspectors from the source words in a notebook.
Operation of an Oil and Gas___________________________
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Field" as to current trends in
technology, recovery methods,
and economics of field
management will be discussed
by Dr. Steve Holditch,
Professor of Petroleum Engi-
neering, Texas A&M Univer-
sity, and formerly with Shell
Oil Company.
David Jones, an attorney
with Butler, Binion, Rice,
Cook, and Knapp of Houston,
will discuss the “Legal Nature
of Provisions of an Oil and
Gas Lease!’
The responsibilities of the
parties in the “Process of
Obtaining a Lease" will be
discussed by Hugh Scott,
attorney for Strata Energy of
Houston.
“Pipelines and Condemna-
tion Procedures" will be
discussed by W. Bowen
Weems, a Lone Star Gas
attorney from Dallas.
This workshop has a similar
format to the November 12,
1980 workshop held in
Brenham, with the exception
of two new speakers and one
new topic.
Registration for the work-
shop will begin at 8:30 a.m.,
with the first session at 9:30
a.m. The workshop will
adjourn around 3:30 p.m.
The workshop is co-spon-
sored by the agribusiness
committee of the Washington
County Program Building
Committee, the Brenham
Board of Realtors, and Texas
A&M University’s Texas Real
Estate Research Center.
Registration is $10.00, which
includes the workshop, noon
barbecue lunch, and pro-
ceedings.
Deadline for registration is
Thursday, January 29. Mail
registration check, payable to
Minerals and Royalties Work-
shop, c/o Bill Thane,
Courthouse, Brenham, Texas
77833.
All landowners and inter-
ested persons are invited.
The CUUNTRY CORNER
( 325 6th SI. 885*2501 Sealy, Texas 77474 ,
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Discount Pharmacy
208 N. Meyer SEALY 885-2941
the adjoining Livestock Expo- 21 projects at 10 colleges and School District. support is enlisted by volunteer
sition facilities where the rodeo universities around the state. One of the most crowd committee members working Snadal WoHtshnn
opens with a matinee perfor- These programs benefit con- pleasing events at the rodeo to will in advance of show time. -F-
mance at 2.-00 p.m. The horse sumer and producer alike, as the calf scramble. Besides The brightest stars in the e.a
show begins on February 21 in well as providing additional being excellent viewing, it is a recording industry will also be del JanUary J i
the Abercrombie arena with and invaluable learning ex- prime example of how the on hand to entertain spectators
more than 2200 hones to be periences for students involved Show benefits ypung people, at the 15 rodeo performances,
competing in six shows. More in the research. In a frenzy of dust and February 27 through March 8.
than 24,000 livestock entries The Houston Livestock excitement, two dozen or so Appearing are Anne Murray,
will be exhibited in the 18-acre Show and Rodeo was the first youngsters and half as many two performances, February
Exposition Building, when the such show in the country to wild, young calves are turned 27; Charley Pride, two
Livestock show opens on sponsor agricultural research, loose in the vast Astrodome performances, February 28;
February 25. AU events run The program, initiated in 1970, arena?. Contestants managing Crystal Gayle, two perfor-
through March 5. provided that $100,000 be to grab a calf, halter it and mances, March 1; The Charlie
Whether measured by its budgeted annually to fund drag it across a finish Une take Daniels Band, evening perfor-
physical size, its education selected agricultural research home a calf purchase certifi- mance only, March 2; The Oak
contributions to the youth of at Texas colleges and universi- cate worth $400. These Ridge Boys, evening perfor-
Texas, its civic involvement or ties. 4 certificates are all donated by mance only, March 3; Mac
its pure entertainment value, Closer to home, the Individuals and firms whose Davis, evening performance
Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo Being Readied
When Austin County begins the Houston Livestock Show Houston Livestock Show and
its annual Go-Texan Activities and Rodeo to Number One. Rodeo sponsors a School Art
in preparation for the 1981 For as little as $3.00, one can Program which will involve
Houston Livestock Show and hear a top recording star, see more than 100,000 youngsters
Rodeo, it to joining forces with championship rodeo comped- from 38 school districts within
Houston and 40 other counties tion and view up to 10,000 a 150-mUeradius of metropoli-
to have a good time and to head of quality livestock. With tan Houston. This program,
support a charitable, educa- so much to see and do, there is coordinated through the school
tional organization aimed little doubt that the Houston districts’ regular programs
solely at supporting youth and Livestock Show and Rodeo is or incorporated into the
education. the best buy for anyone’e curriculum, offers a child who
While ahow preparations entertainment dollar. has no way to raise an animal
have been going on all year and Spectators have the satisfac- for show, an opportunity to
Go-Texan activities for nearly tion of knowing that their participate in the Houston
that long, the show Itself ticket dollars assure the Show’s Livestock Show. Teachers
begins when more than 6,000 continuing support of its many have found that the incentive
trailriders (some journeying programs which directly bene- of completing a piece of art
more than 200 miles) join city fit young people. focusing on western heritage
officials and high school bands in addition to its youth and history can form the basis
for a rodeo parade through scholarship program, the of a teaching block and prove a
downtown Houston. Houston Livestock Show and valuable learning experience.
Following the parade, the Rodeo also funds an agricul- Austin County will be
action moves farther out Main tural research program which represented by one school
Street to the Astrodome and to to currently underwriting some, from the Austin County
Dwight Anderson
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The Sealy News (Sealy, Tex.), Vol. 93, No. 45, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 29, 1981, newspaper, January 29, 1981; Sealy, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1558870/m1/12/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Virgil and Josephine Gordon Memorial Library.