The Clarksville Times (Clarksville, Tex.), Vol. 98, No. 10, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 26, 1970 Page: 4 of 12
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[he C larksvi I le Times, Thursciay, March 26, 1570,-^Page 4
[City Sales Tax Total for
December Quarter $14,104
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The one percent sales tax In
rClarksviUe yielded $14,104.80
during the fourth quarter of
1969. This wj.s tlie net amount
remitted by the state after a two
percent fee and retention of 4.76
percent to cover checks that had
bounced, according to Mrs. Ruth
Owen, cttylclerk.
' Comparison With
Year Previous
The sale,s tax duflng the
fourth quarter of 1968 totaled
$13,029. The net gain was more
than $1,000. *
ComparlsonS'of third quarter
tax receipts for 1969 and 1968
als6 showed gains. Third quar-
ter total of 1969 was $13,323 and
for 1968 $11,222.
Sales Tax Receipts;
Aboye Estimates
When the sales tax was voted
A&M Sociologist
To Speak Here
Reagan Brown, Texas A&M
Extension Sociologist,* will pre-
sent a program on Community
Improvement at the Clarksville
Junior High School Cafeteria,
Tuesday, March 31. 'f-he meet-
ing will begin at 7 p,m.
! Mr. Brown Is widely known
In Texas for Community Im-
provement work and the pro-
gram will be an effort to stimu-
late last minute Interest In the
local Community Improvement
estimates of probable collec-
tions were well below the actual
results. There were doubts
That the annual total would reach
$40,000.
On the basis of quarterly re-
ports for 1969 the tax Is yield-
ing more than $50,000 annually.
Game Management OfficerOutlines
Fishing Regulations for County
Fishing la.ws and regulations
for 1970 In Red River County
remain unchanged in the use of
nets, which are still illegal,“ac-
cording to local Game Manage-
ment Officer Wayne Chappell.
Failure to completely read
regulations In the recently cir-
culated Texas Fishing Guide has
led some to believe that certain
nets may lie nsed for ttie taking
of rough fish and catfish.
However, he said, complete
Information Is given In Group I
Regulations In the guide which
provides “minnow seines no
longer than 20 feet, or common
fruit jar trap or similar me-
tallic devices no more than 24
Inches tn length with throat not
over one-(l) Inch In diameter,
dip nets, cast nets or umbrella
nets of non-metalllc immortals
for taking only minnows, sun
fish (bream or |tercb) and rough
fish (as described above).’’
Chappell points out that all
other nets Including hoop nets,
trammel nets and gill nets re-
gardless of materials or mesh
size are Illegal for the taking
irrl any kind of fish.
iflshlng regulations In jted
Contest.
* County communities partiei- 1{U,er Co,,n,'y are ll"‘ sa,ne as
paling In this year’s contest g^eral regulations for the state
will 1)0 judged April 2 and 3
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with one exception. A pusses-
Hrnlt of 50' catfish Is lrn-
Kxteaslon -Agent Bob Moody
says die public Is Invited to
the meeting.
sc lieduled Friday night, April fishermen,.
p whereas the general lav/ sets
only a dally limit on catfish.
Complete legal means and
methods of taking fish and min-
nows In Red River County are;
1. Pole and line or rod and
reel.
2. Hand line or set line,
3. Throw line with hooks at
least three horizontal feet
apart.
4. Trotlines wltli hooxs at
least three .horizontal feet
apart.
No limit on number of trot-
llnes or books. No trotllnes
may tie placed or set In the
vicinity of any public boat dock,
or pubile bathing pier or public
bathing beach or any public
place commonly used as a
swimming or bathing area.
5. Artificial or natural bait.
6. Minnow seines no longer
than 20 feet, or common fruit
Jar trap or similar metallic
devices no more than 24 Inches
In length with throat not over
one (1) Inch In diameter, dip
nets, cast nets or umbrella nets
of non-metalllc materials for
taking only minnows, sun fish
(bream or perch) and rough
fish (as described above). '
7. wirtrToop'-or glgrfor fSV-
lng rough fish only (as defined'
above) and no’crapple, bass or
catfish may be possessed when
using these devices.
Size, Bag and Possession
Limits—Fish
1. Largemouth, small mouth
and sjKitted black bass: No
size limit; dally ba^ limit—15
In the aggregate; no possession
limit. *
2. Catfish: No size limit;
dally bag limit—25; 50 posses
slon limit.
3. Other fish: No size, bag
or possession limit, o
License Requirements
Texas Fishing License (for
residents or non-residents),
$2.15:
This license is required of
any person whrr'flshes In the
waters ot Texas with the fol-
LONGVIEW CENTENNIAL PKOMOTORS — Former Clarksville residents Paul Garmon,
sons Butch and Darrell, and BUI Garrett were In Clarksville Saturday advertising the
Longview Centennial which wlH lie observed May 3-9. Special events planned for the
occasion Include sale* by Longview merchants, Religious Heritage Day, Pioneer Day,
Commerce and Industry Day, Brotherhood Day, Ladles’ Day, Youth Day and a history
of Longview pageant, “A View From Texas Last” featuring a cast of over 300 Longview
residents.
Krisan Jennings Honor Roll At
Winner of County Annona Listed
(Spelling Bee
An “admirable Crichton' is
any jierson of unusual or preco-
cious attainments. This Is the
epithet of James Crichton, a
Scottish Intellectual prodigy.
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PAPER
WAI.KFR’S
lowlng exieplTons:' "** '
Persons under 17 years of
age; jiersons over 65 years of
age; persons fishing In private
waters; jiersons fishing In the
county of their residence with
trotline, throw line, or ordin-
ary |K>le and line having no reel
or winding device attached; per-
sons holding a valid Texas com-
mercial fishing license.
The new Texas Fishing Guide
with complete regulations for
all counties may be obtained
from local Game Management
Officer Wayne Chappell or by
writing to the Texas Parks and
Wildlife Department, John H.
Reagan Building, Austin, Texa?
78701.
TREASURE FINDERS
Find b died coins, rings, minerals, his1‘orical
-relics arwd a-tfifacts.with an;
ULTRASENSITIVE
METAL DETECTOR
F illy transistorized & light weight. Enjoy
pleas ne and profit in one of nations t’astesf
growing outdoor hobbies,-
FO3 INFORMATION
SFE OR CALL ‘I
Roy Pope Radio-TV
Service
2 15 N . Locus t
Phone 427-2375
WEEKEND BUSINESS
AT JAII. BRISK
At le:*d a dozen names were
added to the county jail register
over ttie weekend. Guests wlio
Involuntarily sampled the
hospitality of ttie place were
there mostly lor Qjds demeanor
offenses.
In 1336, King Edward II of
England ruled tha’ certain ser-
vants, merchants and artisans
could eat only one meal of meat
or fish a day. In 1443, In Scot-
land, pies and baked meats
could* be eaten only by a tiaron
or higher-ranking nobleman.
KRISAN JENNINGS
Krisan Jennings, Clarksville
Junior High School student, was
winner of ttie Red River Godfity
Spelling Bee. The contest was
held Tuesday afternoon In the
county siijieflntendent’s office.
Krisan, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Btll Jennings of Clarks-
ville, had previously won the
Clarksville Spelling Bee. She
will represent Clarksville In
the slate contest at Dallas cm
April 25.
Ttie sjielllng bee is an annual
event sponsored by The Dallas
Morning News.
Our business Is your protection
Waldrep Insurance Agency
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Dinner Marks
Observance of
Doctors’ Dav
SPECIAL
LARGE USED CAR
INVENTORY
MUST BE REDUCED!
• 1968 Lincoln Continental Sedan
• 1967 Ford Gala cie Fordor Sedan
• 1968 Chevrolet Four-Door Sedan
• 1965 Chevrolet Four-Door Sedan
• 1967 Ford Station Wagon
• 1965 Ford Mustang Sport
• 1967 Ford Pickup L.W.'B. 4 Speed
• 1969 Dodge Pickup L.W.B. 3 Speed
"t
Several Older Models.
Prices Ranging Up Fpm $50.00.
W00LEY MOTOR CO.
301 WEST MAIN STREET - TELEPHONE 423-2211
CLARKSVILLE, TEXAS
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Students on tionor rolls for
the third nine weeks period at
the- Annona Elementary School
vere reiwrted as follows: ,
Eighth Grade
A--Anthea Harvey
B--Rogena Bray and Tim
Shim pock'
Seventh Grade
A--Kathle Butts
B--Carole Bedford and Car-
olyn Harris.
Second Grade
A--Keith Bedford, klm Boyd,
Debbie Dean, Lori Jean, Kelly
Johnson, Lynette Reppond and
Michael Rust.
B--Lynn Ann McKinney, Al-
ton Peek and Wadonna English.
Opens Nightly 7; 15
Matinees Saturday &
Sunday. Pn. 7-2945
The'ffhtire Weekend, for the Entire Family
THUR., FRI. & SAT. March 25-28
A tropical jungle becomes an
~ - island paradise
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JOHN
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JAMES JANET
A--Hoy Dale Bray, David
Phelps and Sheila Rust.
6—James Neal, Dianne Bed-
ford and Sally Pearson
Fifth Grade
A--Sheila Diane Baird.
B--Chrlsty Ann Baird, Ken-
neth Bogan, Rosa Marla Cortez,
Jessie Lopez, Susan Puckett,
Jeahnle Vandervelden and Car-
la Jayne Wolfe.
Fourth Grade
A--Nina Llpe and Melissa
Sullivan.
B--Patricia Bogan, Yolanda
Cortez, Willie Dillard, Wayne
Phelps and Vicky Rust.
Third Grade
A--Brody Baird, Renee Bray
uid Barney Paul Luke.
B—Billy Joe Carson, Jeanle
Murphy, Glen Posey. Sharia
Puckett, Tanya Smith and Kim-
berly Wolfe.
Librarians to
Meet April 8
From all over the state,
hundreds of librarians, library
trustees, and Friends of the
-Library: will converge on_north-
wust Texas Apirll 8-11 for ttie
57th Conference of the Texas
Library Association, to be held
tn the new Civic Center In
Amarillo.
Theme of the Conference an-
nounced by flay C. Janeway of
Lubtxx-k, program chairman
and Texas Tech librarian, Is
"People, Politics, and Pro-
gress.”
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A dinner at the Branding
Iron Restaurant Monday eve-
ning, March 30, will mark the
observance of Doctors’ Day by
members of the Red River
County Medical Society.
Wives of physicians will be
hostesses for this occasion.
Several special guests will be
Invited.
The floral symbol of Doctors’
Day Is the red carnation, which
will be featured In- the table
docoratlons.
Doctors’ Day Is set aside
annually to honor members of
the medical profession. The
occasion not only salutes those
who are presently ministering
to human needs, but commemo-
rates all who are no longer
present, but whose devotion to
duty set them apart In the pro-
fessional world.
The date of March 30 was not
chosen at random, but to com-
memorate one of the greatest
discoverers In medical history.
It was on this date that Dr.
Crawford W. Long, the former
Georgia physician, first used
ether as an anesthetic agent
in a surgical operation; thereby
providing mankind with the
blessedness of freedom from
pain and suffering during sur-
gery.
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Act of Mfcrfh S, 1879.
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notlcaa of church aarvtcaa nr othar public
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or standing of any firm, Individual or
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The Clarksville Times (Clarksville, Tex.), Vol. 98, No. 10, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 26, 1970, newspaper, March 26, 1970; Clarksville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth922250/m1/4/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Red River County Public Library.