Tribune-Progress (Bartlett, Tex.), Vol. 92, No. 15, Ed. 1, Thursday, January 25, 1979 Page: 7 of 10
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Jarrell Cougars
JAIIHKI.I. OFFENSIVE STAR Janet llavclkn dribbles the ball down court In action
against Holland. The 5'7" senior leads scoring for the Cougarettcs.
GETTING HEADY to receive
a pass are left to rlght.Jnnct
Havclka and Susan Havclka
both of Jarrell and Holland's
Sally Johnson. In the
background are Jarrell's
Lctitla Nelson and Tcmpie
Kallus of Holland.
Charter Number HOOK National Hunk It eglon Number 1 1
HEI'OUT OF CONDITION
Consolidating Domestic ami Foreign Subsidiaries Of The
First National
Bank
of Holland In tlu'Stntp of Texas
at the close of business on December 31 11I7H
Published in response to call made by Comptroller of
the Currency under title 12 United States Code Section
int.
ASSETS
Thousands of dollars
Cash and due from depository
institutions ... w . . $1345
U.S. Treasury securities 391
Obligations of States and political
subdivisions in the United States 98
All other securities 3
Federal funds sold and securities
purchased under agreements
torescll 300
Loans Total (excluding unearned
income) 2094
Loans Net 2094
Bank premises furniture and fixtures
and other assets representing bank
premises 45
Ileal Estate owned other than bank
premises 7
TOTALASSETS TUrn
I.IAItll.ITlES
Demand deposits of individuals
prtnshps. and corps 2245
Time and savings deposits of in-
dividuals prtnshps and corps 1408
Deposits of States and political
subdivisions in the United States 80
Certified and officers' checks 45
TOTALDEPOSITS $3778
Total demand deposits 2364
Total time and savings deposits 1414
All other liabilities 5
TOTAL LIABILITIES (excluding sub-
ordinated notes and debentures) $3783
EQUITY CAPITAL
Common stock ( total par value $100.00) 50
a. No. shares authorized 500
b. No. shares outstanding 500
Surplus 50
Undivided prof its and reserve for
contingencies and other capital
reserves 400
TOTALEQUITY CAPITAL Mjm
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND
EQUITY CAPITAL $T2B3
MEMORANDA
Amounts outstanding as of report date:
Standby letters of credit total 20
Time certificates of deposit in
denominations of $100000 or
more 140
Average for 30 calendar days (or calendar month) ending
with report date:
Total deposits $3730
I Danny R. Miles Vice-President of the above-
named bank do hereby declare that tills Report of Con-
ditions is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and
belief
Signed: Danny R Miles
Date: January 23 1U79
We the undersigned directors attest the correctness
of this statement of resources and liabilities. We declare
that It has been examined by us and to the best of our
knowledge and belief is true and correct.
GENEB.MEWIIINNEY.JR
CORNELIA Y. MEWIIINNEY
GENE MEWIIINNEY SR.
Directors
Salado Girls Win
Over Jarrell 32-23
By RONNIE PERSKY
Salado successfully
defended their first serious
challenge to the district flag
as they defeated Jarrell 32-23
in girls basketball action last
Friday In Salado.
For Jarrell it was "Bad
Day at Black Rock" as they
lost their first district en-
counter. But for Holland who
has lost only to Jarrell
Salado's victory was "a new
lease on life."
Salado is defending the
District 55B title and they
seemed to be making it clear
that they have no intention of
giving up that title without a
fight.
It was a tough defensive
contest for most of the game
with Salado's Susan Hcadley
scoring the first two points
with 5:23 to go in the first
period. Forty seconds later
Jarrell's Susan Havclka
dropped the roundball
through the basket to tic it up
at two all.
The action continued to go
back and forth with no
scoring until Salado went
ahead with less than three
minutes to go in the quarter.
By the end of the first period
Salado had grabbed an 8-3
lead.
Second quarter action was
again up and down the court
each team probing for weak
spots trying to force the
other team to make a
mistake. Salado got a basket
then Jarrell's Janet Havclka
got two points at the foul line.
Salado got another basket
and Janet answered with n
field goal.
When Jarrell's Susan
Havclka got two goals in a
row Salado decided to slow
things down a little and
stalled for the last few
minutes of the period.
Jarrell's Beth McLaurin
and Lctitia Nelson each got
two points as against two
points for Salado during the
next few minutes of play.
Salado scored again finally
followed by a goat by Janet
Havclka to make it 19-17
Salado.
At that point Die Eaglcttcs
started flying high as they
racked up 10 points in a raw
before Jarrell could score
again which put the game on
ice for Salado.
Susan Havclka and Janet
Havclka led scoring for
Jarrell.
Jarrell Holland Split
Junior High Games
By RONNIE PERSKY
Jon Marc Goodnight
dropped in 12 points to lead
the Holland Junior High
Hornets to a near rout of
Jarrell Junior High 42-19 in a
game played Monday
January 22.
The Jarrell JH girls
defeated Holland 38-23 in
their game Monday evening.
Buckholts took two gomes
from Holland in other recent
action.
In the Jarrell Holland
boys action Holland led all
the way with the score by
quarters going7-0 1G-5 32-19
and 42-19. Other scorers for
Holland were Andrew Bailey
9 Lester Bailey 8 Roy
Johnson G Johnny Walker 2
Rickey Barabas 2 Gary
Warren 2 and Gregg Volney
1.
Paul Ortiz led Jarrell's
forces with 9 points while
Tom Kristinlk had 4 James
Kubacck had 4 Mike Simp-
son had 1 and Curtis Ischy
hadl.
The trio of Carol Havelka
Missy Klcpac and Ranellc
Blackman provided the
punch to put the Jarrell girls
over Holland 38-23. The three
girls scored 118 and 7 points
respectively.
Others scoring for Jarrell
were Teresa Danek 3
Carolyn Hawthorne 2
Marina Namon 2 and Donna
Carrillo 2. Jarrell hit on 7 of
17 free throws for 41 percent.
Holland was led by Alana
Gaines with 15 points. Other
Holland scorers were Faye
Busby 2 JoAnna Vaden 4
and Diana Blair 2. Holland
completed 9 of 19 free throws
for a 47 percent completion
rate.
Holland led after the first
period C-5 but then Jarrell
took over the lead 17-10 by
halftlme and 22-12 at the end
of the third.
Buckholts' JH boys out-
scored Holland 13-4 in the
first period to take a 42-34 win
over Holland JH last January
15. Jon Marc Goodnight and
Alan Johnson both dropped in
11 points to lead Holland
scoring. Lester Bailey added
7 Andrew Bailey 3 and
Johnny Walker 2.
Holland hit 9 of 15 free
throws for a CO percent
average.
The Buckholts girls edged
Holland JH girls 29-24.
Scoring for Holland were
Alana Gaines 12 Faye Busby
8 Michelle Bunto 3 Kelly
Baylcss 2 and JoAnna Vaden
1.
The Holland JH girls now
have a 3-4 season record
having scored 187 points to
210 points for their op-
ponents. Alana Gaines leads
scoring with a total of 85
points and a 12.1 point per
game average. Faye Busby
has totaled 54 points and a 7.7
points per game average.
Holland's JH Hornets are
led by Lester Bailey and Jon
Marc Goodnight. Bailey has
the most total points at 75
but Goodnight who missed
much of the season due to a
football injury has totaled 31
points in 3 games for a 10.3
point per gome average to
9.4 for Lester Bailey. Andrew
Bailey is currently scoring
about 5.1 points per game
Roy Johnson 4.1 and Gregg
Volney 4.0. The boys team
has scored 238 points and
given up 252 in compiling a 3-
5 season record.
The Holland Junior High
teams will be participating in
the Rogers Junior High
Tournament this Thursday
Friday and Saturday in
Rogers
Before buying firewood
know the type of wood and
rice per cord advises
Claudia Kerbel consumer
Information specialist with
the Texas Agricultural
Extension Service The
Texas A&M University
System.
Several sewing machine
companies have conversion
kits or other model features
specifically designed for the
visually and - or physically
handicapped homesewer
reports Becky Culp clothing
specialist with the Texas
agricultural Extension
Service The Texas A&M
University System
The Bartlett FFA Chapter would like
to say "Thank You" to the following
businesses and individuals who pur-
chased our entries in the 24th Annual
Taylor Livestock and Poultry Show and
Sale last Saturday:
Steglich Feed & Farm Supply Bartlett
First Bank & Trust Co. Bartlett
The Village Shoppe Bartlett
Schwertner State Bank Schwertner
C. F. Hill Grain Co. Inc. Bartlett
Tommy Krueger Schwertner
Marek Bros. Grain Bartlett
Charles Carlson Bartlett
Harold Morrison Bartlett
Hill Ranch Bartlett
Taylor Livestock Commission Taylor
Hill Ford Inc. Bartlett
John Thompson Construction Taylor
James-HrllrHolland .m..im -..
Cen-Tex Butane Georgetown
B&G Grain Schwertner
Schwertner Grain Schwertner
Schwertner Gin Schwertner
AAeissner-Pitts Farms Schwertner
Howard Dillard Austin
Williamson County Board of Realtors
Lone Star Gas Co. Taylor
First-Taylor National Bank Taylor
Texas Power & Light Co. Taylor
The Hoefgen Co. Taylor
Taylor Daily Press Taylor
Ward Insurance Agency Granger
Bartlett Fertilizer Service Bartlett
Roy Rogers Exxon Taylor
Williamson County Farm Bureau
Wilcox-Elliott Grain Inc.
Pircher Insurance
Cen-Tex Tractor-Coi? Austin- ?&
Georgetown Boat & MotorGeon5e?own
Western Auto Taylor
B & AA Tractor Co. Taylor
Ron Werner DDS Taylor
Barkley & Cutcher Lawyers Taylor
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If you were raised in the country you know all the enjoyment and peace of mind
country living brings.
You may even remember the time when country living was considerably less
comfortable than it is today. Before the establishment of member-owned electric
cooperatives the rural regions of our state were simply without electric power.
Today your member-owned electric cooperative is taking every step possible to
keep a constant flow of electric power to the country at a fair price.
We want country living to always be a great way of life.
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