The Alto Herald and The Wells News 'N Views (Alto, Tex.), Vol. 85, No. 46, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 26, 1981 Page: 4 of 14
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Thomas Sparkman DeSy'ef Lone
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Also Robert WillMs, Belvin
Stewart, Laldon Dover of Ghirokee
ounty Farm Bureau te—Hues, Ed-
tie Johnson Insurance^ Bacon Con-
struction Co. of Jeckaeoville,
Mathews-Miller Department Store,
Rusk ; Peacock Crate,.
Also Chester C
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Department Store
Clyde Small of AlllrdHtean Bank,
Troup Bank and Trust Cte; Vmlhreok
Gulf, Troup Insurance Company,
Nolvin Ward of Alto, Hudson Muting
Co. of Dialville, Prescription Phar-
macy of Rusk, Brookshire Brothers,
Hicks Feed of Alto.
Also Bill Cowan Dairy, Coca Cola
Bottling Co., J.N. Grimes of Dairy
loe Co., QUchreat Dnesr ■■dflenBtee,
Cltteens Bank of Rusk, Mrarilla
Livestock Auction, Art Garrett In-
surance, Dr. Gary KimbreU of Tyler.
Also B and B Farm!
Owens Construction Co. tit 1
Rusk Meat and Locker and Herbert
Bell, Safeway Food Stores, Magnum
Corp. and Citgo Products of
Longview, Kirby Oil of Tyler, St.
Regis Paper Co.
Also Chapman Pharmacy of Rusk,
Farmers Insurance, Lang’s Jewelers,
Bud Cale of Palestine, Roy Kennedy
of Rusk, Dr. Junes Pesnell of Tyler,
Brodnax White Trucks of Tyler,
Nichols-Kusan, Summer Tree Ranch
at Frankston.
Also, Tim Smith, C.P.A. of Jackson-
ville, O.L. Holcomb Tractor Co.;
Norman, Spiers, Thrall, Angle and
Rountree, attorney-at-law; Mike
Sullivan of Rusk, Rustic Rails
Restaurant; Traylor and Son; Belk
Motor Co.; Southwestern Electric
Service Co.; J.L. Hassell Timber Co.;
Joe Terrell.
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AIM, Donald Raheatraw Construc-
tion, J.J.’s Convsntanet Stoma of
Patoattoe, Roy Kennedy Jr. of Ruak;
Heath and Heath Hardware; Bob
Lanier Golf of Henderson; Stacy's
Barbecue of Jacksonville, Gunter
Deiry; Ranch Hand Western Wear;
Nacogdoches County Livestock; JoEd
Anderson Realtors; Bill's Appliance
of Rusk; Lewie Byers of Rusk;
Whitehead Enterprises.
Also, James Tidrow; Dewey Tipton,
Buckner Construction Co.; Karen and
Tommy Sing of New Sumirierfield;
Nacogdoches Livestock Show; Boh
Gregg; First State Bank, Wells; Piney
Wood Realty (Century 21) of
Jacksonville, Mike Beard; Jackson-
ville Station; Richard’s Food Mart of
Rusk; Cherokee Saw; Boren-Conner
Funeral Home; Paine 'Auto; Petri
Machine Shop; Troup American
Legion Post 418; Henry Corbell;
Fuller Drugs; Cherokee Cleaners;
Thompson’s Funeral Home; Jimmy
Kyle, Ament and Carr, Johnny and
Keith Walley, Action Signs, Bryan
Williams of Tyler.
1981 Stock Show Is
Record Setting Event
IT COMES WITH PftACTICE-Jeff Cowan received
the Showmanship Award for his expert handling of
this dairy cow at the Junior Livestock Show. The
youthful 4-H member admitted that it takes a lot of
practice to get them gentle for showing, -staff photo
The 1961 edition of the
Cherokee County Junior
Livestock Show will go
down in history as a record
setting event in more than
one way. This year’s show
saw the largest number of
youngsters entered, with
the largest number of
animals exhibited and the
sale of animals brought an
all time high in bidding.
The highest price per
pound bid was $3.10 which
was paid by Bowens Con-
struction of Henderson to
Mike Kyle of the Jackson-
ville 4-H Club for his blue
ribbon hog. The second
highest price per pound
was that of a market hog
which brought $2.80. The
grand champion rabbit
rated a price tag of $150.
This year’s show was
another first in the number
of awards given for ratings
of excellence in a variety of
categories. In addition to
the awards for grand
champion and reserve
grand champion animals
exhibited, three awards for
showmanship were given,
as well as three awards for
herdsmanship.
Receiving showmanship
awards were Jeff Cowan,
dairy division, Bulah 4-H;
George Tarver, swine
division, Troup FFA and
Hank Corbell, beef
division, Craft 4-H Club.
Herdsmanship awards
were judged on the prom-
ptness of the youngster in
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County
Championship Rodeo is
seneamea tor March
at the Nacogdoches County
Exposition Center on East
Loop 226. Performances
begin atSp.m. each night.
The “Rodeo Round-up”
Parade through downtown
Nacogdoches will begin at 4
p.m. on Wednesday, March
25, with the Grand Old
Opry’s Grandpa Jones as
Parade Marshall, the
parade win include aavanl
hssds as r£! as
tratlriders from
Nacogdoches and surroun-
ding counties.
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parade will bo the “Good
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western shoot-out group
from Jasper. This year, a
carnival is being held in
conjunction with the Rodeo
aai will spaa on the Bx-
psaJHaagroimda at • p.m.
Entertainment for this
year's rodeo la Grandpa
Jones, Wednesday, March
M; Riders In The Sky (s
group in the Sons of the
Pioneers tradition), Thur-
sday, March 26; Bobby
Bare, Friday, March 27;
and the Bellamy Brothers,
Saturday, March 28.
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Ticket haadguartera are
located at the Fredouia Inn
In Nacogdoches. For fur-
ther information call 1-712-
500-9861 or write Rodeo,
P.O. Box 706,
Nacogdoches, Texas 75661.
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getting set up for exhibit
and the neatness main-
tained around his exhibit
area. Winning these awar-
ds were Buddy Crittendon,
James Jones and Robbie
Jones, all of the Jackson-
ville 4-H Club.
Of 389 entries in various
categories of rabbits,
poultry, swine, dairy and
beef cattle, these top awar-
ds were presented.
Registered bulls, Randy
Thorp. Jacksonville FFA,
grand champion and
James Jones, Jacksonville
4-H, reserve champion.
Registered heifers, Cody
Hawkins, Bulah 4-H, grand
champion and Stephen
Stanford, Wells FFA,
reserve champion.
Stocker heifers, Tony
Bartlett, Wells 4-H, grand
champiQn and Randall
Norsworthy, Jacksonville
FFA, reserve champion.
Slaughter steer, Rebecca
Dover, Maydelle FFA,
grand champion and An-
thony Holcomb, Rusk FFA,
reserve champion.
Slaughter heifer, Karen
Thomas, Jacksonville 4-H
grand champion Sherry
Corbell, Craft 4-H, reserve
champion.
Feeder heifer and steer,
Roger Ward, Craft 4-H,
grand champion and David
Ball, Rusk FFA, reserve
champion.
Dairy heifer and cows,
Pat Kyle, Jacksonville 4-H
grand champion and John-
ny Walley, Ponta 4-H,
reserve champion.
Registered Boar, Randy
Wright, Bullard FFA,
grand champion.
Breeding female swine,
Pete Terry, Ponta 4-H,
grand champion and Ran-
dy Wright, Bullard FFA,
reserve champion.
Market barrow, Stormi
Johnson, Jacksonville 4-H,
grand champion and Jay
Northcutt, Troup FFA,
reserve champion.
Broilers, Missy
Williams, Bulah 4-H, grand
champion and Cody
Hawkins, Bulah 4-H, reser-
ve champion.
Breeding female poultry,
Greg Dover, Rusk FFA,
grand champion.
Breeding male poultry,
Kevin Hassell, Alto FFA,
grand champion.
Breeding class-pair,
poultry, Vonn McGregor,
Maydelle FFA, grand
champion and Royce
Traylor, Jacksonville 4-H,
reserve champion.
Breeding rabbits of
show, Cody Hawkins,
Bulah 4-H, grand champion
and Cory Hawkins, Rusk
FFA, reserve grand cham-
pion.
Meat pen of rabbits, J.
Darren McCaa, Wells 4-H,
grand champion and Bryan
Byrd, Wells FFA, reserve
champion.
In horse show judging,
Mitchell Hathorn, Wells 4-
H, received a grand cham-
pion award for mares and
Laura Bartlett of Jackson-
ville 4-H was awarded
grand champion for
geldings. Clint Thrash,
Ponta 4-H, received a
reserve champion award
for the gelding class.
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The Alto Herald and The Wells News 'N Views (Alto, Tex.), Vol. 85, No. 46, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 26, 1981, newspaper, March 26, 1981; Alto, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth844057/m1/4/: accessed March 19, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Stella Hill Memorial Library.