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ANOTHER IN A SERIES OF ANALYSES
Proposed Amendments
LfDMrNT NO S II J K.
ptapcscJ amendment
na 111 WOUld cf- - r,': lion" i.nni. (0 (0
J ,; -- which would jnry was adopted by tier .worK 7,,'" df $U0 to 18, in mo, in ,hl. latest amendment V
IrV?'1 . V remain nt
"J! .'cf $1? bur would bo
L'thc full HO day lownnco
ihould t h c
.
session extend beyond Hip 120-damnxlmtim.
The Innovation of the nnniint it.
the
s,Wl,n
utvi.un nnicic nn nn 'mitiees
mini salary to exceed $1.800. Mom DmMqu.nllJ
llul-- fL.'
plus per diem of tl2 for . . i.n m
max.-P- i
"
. rr-- r session Instead
Eiut eff nftcr the Ilrst uv
t. anJ ... j
!m round trip per month
.Vrrv 25 miles travel.
n thereafter,
cr b" considered a part lime of.
iici.il because districting has given
him more consttuenls to serve
and his necessar- -
in,
not
nn ,
of the remilnr -- PvIe Dusl
i.
ness or
"'.lc
profession.
of each special session, was nuth-orUci- The $1,800
A proposed re - Inflation,
amendment to
annual
Upend
Incrctiso the per now
diem
provided
to $20 and
under the
Constitution Is
payment over
scarcely ,!
the full
vf.umi In
and the
session lag.
full
tho
30 same
days
wnv. dm
of
iin,t.,
n special
Ld of one round trip for
--
n session, im
ihat no member Is cnllt- -
tor an ses--
Us within one day follow-rmc-
cxtrn
of the rccular or
Id session remains unchariR- -
henroposcil nmcnumcni.
KCROl'ND Before the Con- -
nf lsTS was adopted, car- -
fcilitutlons permitted the leg- -
I by law, D increases or
Eh the compensation of mem- -
L
UlY FEET LITTLE
iws u Li'l Tex. tho
of Tcxaa West-iW- r
of Fort Worth.
wwoot-ta- ll "httlo"
w.ll bc:on
to the Pert. 'n."o
ralf xcl ta the 110- -
riin tWi-- r
of tho
I R'rcn ?i. n.fti-in- i
Fr. M ro limn
'VH) tni- - t ;M
KMfrF rtorth'
;li tji;c f.,ir.
h So Easy and
Inexpensive Too!
to
taifier you want
p or soil . . . ront
" ,ffldo . . . find lost
pUos ... or sell a service!
mum of 50c per insertion
words cr leu)
CALL 2816
Mno, ryerijejeay Noon!
session wns defeated by the voters
III IJUJ.
ARGUMENTS
FOR: The legislator can no long.
Ja,
J(o,
'iter
By Karen Hundley
Ruth Ann Byrd. Sue Gllmorc.
Billy Bland, Kay Hcrron. Klppy
Payne, Sue Litton, Arnold Fry,
Mike Klkcr. Mike Petty. Kay Litton,
Shcryl Cooper, Charles Neff.
Joan Minor, Sally Dorland, Chcrryl
Penncll. Donna Kolb, Susie Ro- -
mero, Charles Redman, Darrcll
Odom. Pain Petty, Roy Sappinp
ton, Jnmes McGulrc, Larry Bar-ne-
Pnttl Allison, Debbie Kubank
Debbie Cummlngs, Larry Lick-ridge- ,
Debblo Dickson. Larry Cum
mlngs, Joe Hudman and nob Wi)
kins.
To Mrs. Cummlngs goes muih
appreciation for arranging n n d
sponsoring the d n n c e Many
thanks also to Mr. and Mrs Thorn
as for being chaperones This
weekend there will most likely
not be n dance.
Tho pep squad met last wrck to
elect officers nnd to get organized
Tho new president Is Sue Harrison
(SENIOR), and Barbara Lucas i;
vice president.
Stevo White and his mother M
Bethany, Okla , visited in P s t
last weekend. Bob Wilkins flew in
from Corpus Chrlstl List week
w h Belinda and Lanny Black
lock, who rocently movd Tern
1 1 o
to
pie. have been vIsltlnK in I'o'-- t
Pnttl 1 logon, who srnrnt tho summer
In Post, IcavM for her home
In Irving on Saturday
have run out news ami time.
Now I must hop on my bicycle
and pdnl this to the newspaper
offlco. See yn In school'
1 of '
Post Dispatch
P?r,oJ fw payment of the
mull $12 per diem allownnco even
though expenses continue through-ou- t
the full session of HO days pla-
ces an additional hardship on
In view of personal main-cnanc- o
costs, tho Imposition of n
ime limit on n $12 per dlcm
Is unrealistic. It Is unlike-- y
that any lcgslntor would attempt
to extend the length of ses-Mo- n
and remain away from his
,,n.(!?,er 10 collcct n" allowance
$12 per day.
MSTfmrHEIOTH- -
&OUB
FRENCH CHEfAlGT.
OFTEN CAU.EO 1HE "FATHER.
1)1$ MOST rAMOUS
rOlURIBuTIOH TO OUR, WELt-fiEIM- G
WASTHtPROCUS DY WHICH DMR.Y
PRODUCTS ARE TREATED TO
DESTROY THC BACTERIA WHICH
i
K
CAUSE SPOIUQE AND DISEASE.- -
sjyBB
V s!ssiissiiissH
1JQ CAY WE GO PASTEUP ONE PTTPD RY uctNr.
STAINLESS STEEL TO PROTECT MILK AND OTMER
DAIRY PRODUCTS FROM THE FARM TO THE MADWt
BE CLEAHED TO THE HIQHEUT SANlTNCt
ITU UKlVtRSALLY FOR EQUIPMEKT WHICH
COMEC IHTO DIRECT CONTACT WITH THE PRODUC- T- FROtA
STORAGE TAUrVS TO THE UIQUWAY TANKTRUCKS. .r
from Mlnot, N. D., to Decatur. Ill
visited here n few days last week
with his uncles and aunts and families
Mr nnd Mrs. Lester Nichols.
Mr: lona Blake, Miss Henrietta
Nichols and J S, Nichols. Miss
Nichols accompanied them to the i
Carhbad Caverns while they were '
here
WILD ABOUT TEXAS!
lileicilly tlu-- mi- T, x.i. v ' from ixelo ti"
n.fe oi everybody,
I "" 1,1 1 1 ' "f nn'I snakes will be on
pxh h ' t'i ' j' ' ' (' I
"J " ' r3
r . ' I. x . C li 0 n Vl ,as
TELL THE TOWN
SSSySL8!1?68
,r,P Stati
The Post (Texas) Dispatch Thursday, August 29, 1 968 Pago II .ppHHl
Honors due Post
Southland lodges
Two Masonic lodges In this area
will receive awards during a Masonic
Workshop meeting to bo held
Mondayr Sept. 9, nt the Masonic
Lodge Hall In O'Donnell.
Post Lodge 1058 and Southland
Lodge 1I9G nre being honored during
the meeting for outstanding attendance
during the spring scries
of Masonic Workshops, a project
of the Grand Lodge of Texas which
Is aimed at Improving the quality
of lodge officers.
The workshop being held In O'-
Donnell will also have officers of
Tahoka and O'Donnell lodges
Tullus V. Walker of Lubbock,
chairman of the eight-count- y Masonic
Workshop Area will pro-sethe
awards and conduct the
meeting.
He said the workshop Is a part
of tho semi nnnunl program held
for officers of the 972 lodges In
Texas. The Masonic Lodge is the
largest fraternal group in the
state, with membership of nearly
250,000. The group Is noted for its
charitable activities.
OKLAHOMA GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Steel had as
guests In their homo last week
their son-in-la- and daughter. Dr.
and Mrs. L. M. Vorhalcn of Stillwater,
Okla. Dr. Vcrhalen, n Juno
graduato of Oklahoma State
University, received his doctorate
In agronomy and has accepted a
position at tho university. His wife.
also an OSU graduate, is employ
ed ni tho university.
Scratch
Pads
5'2"x0" Size
15c Each
or
7 for 1.00
In
icept that no Increase couiu
ortl,cr to keep finger
This Is ny
on the
It. the time you
effective during me scs--
read pulse of constituents. is esscn-in- l
this, school will unluckily be n that
hieh the Increase was
members of the
progress.
legisl-
And this l my
(But the original ConstllU- -
last colate visit their home
umn
districts dur-In- g
for the summer,
u; limited the per
It's been
diem
fun legislative sesson. The one
and I loathe to see
ice to $5 and, to further dls- -
the summer round trip allowed at
end,
minimal
but time mnrches on
cents per mile,
Ion; sessions, It provided
or $2.50 for ev-
"The Underground Press" play-c- ery d 25 miles
lit allowance snuuiu uc
traveled,
rc--
makes
for a dance last Saturday night for the
b Jl after the first 60 days.
legislator to finan-- !
nt the Community Center, In
I an amendment was
open cc personally
ndop-the
remaining trips
defiance of the tnln
L'ch Increased the per
and mud. Cou- he must make to
diem
his home dls-- ,
ples there were Donna
Ice to (10 for the first 120
Stewart trlct,
nrxl Dennis Altman, Debbie Tuck- AGAINST: An
a session, and n reduced
annual sal-- !
er and Duke Altman, Candy Stew- ary. amounting to $700
ice of $5 for any succeeding
per mon--j
art and Paul Walker. Jan Adams th. would be payment
tyond that period.
for
Another and Danny what
Cooper. Linda
sent In 1954 increased the
Justice might be called part-tim- e Job'
and Do McWhlrt. Karen Leo nml
allowance to $25 for uu mr in excess full
the Wiley Miller, Nntha Jo Mcars and i "me
I days and no per diem nl- -
saiary urawn oy the
uavis ""'""i
ni
over
mumns
Ronnie Petty, Martha and grants longer
ibyferian pastor
Scott, Kathy and JocyjPcrlod which
Lee. Karen Hundley nnd Jlmmle
sermon topic Johnston, Glen Ann Darlcy and
tsts of the Lord" will be the James McDrldc, Darbc Gllmorc
I subject Sunday morning at nnd Dill nevers, Curtis Abshlro
st Presbyterian Church, the and Beverly Allen. Sherry
George L Miller, pastor, nnd Stevo Ncwby, Janice Grodon
wusced
nnd Anthony Altman. Dellnda
I Rev Mr Miller left Mon- - niacklock and Donny Windham,
r Sen Antonio to attend the and Terry Sue Sinclair and Jim-ml- o
c( Texas, United Presbyter- - Tlnrilctt.
fcrth in the USA, meeting nt
University to discuss an-- Among the many other people at
uhrss of the church. Ho the dance were Polly Martin, Lar-
Kirn to Post today (Thurs- - ry Devers, Jackie Abshlrc, Stanley
Abshlrc, Drcndn Lee. Roger Dale
$00 Texas Presbyterians Blair, Dan Eckcrt, Kim Hundley.
leadjig the three day meet- - Jnn Bullock, Sharon Windham,
Darrcll Wllke. Kay Hundley. Willa
Branson, Karon Windham.
Wllke. Curtis Lancaster. Larry Rosas,
Carol Compton, James
Pnm Conoly, Altmnn.
f I T a
It
n
a
iu
It
Lee Wards $8,00
are
here on visit
a
is nr ih Mr. and Mrs. A. Lee Ward and
1 . . I n't. nu T . . . .... .. four I
children of Abbeville, S.
oyuii C,
anu icauii. in nuuil On. thl nrri.
Miller posed have
amendment
been visiting In
n
Post and
Mike Jones during the $12 - per
have been house guests of Mrs.
uicm allowance would be paid, Word's sister, Mrs. Buck Craft,
thus adding still further to the ex- and Mr. Craft, at the Pitchfork
pense of state government opera- Ranch.
tions at n time when state finan- The Wards left Post four years
I) 1 r d ces are already overburdened In ago when he was transferred
meeting the constantly expanding from Potex plant to the South. He
needs of a growing population. Is now plant manager at Burling-
It Is not necessary for legislators ton's plant at Calhoun Falls.
to return to their home districts The Wards went to
every
HcmlsFalr
month, which the proposed before coming to Post. They have
Increase In travel authorization enrolled their
would eldest daughter,
encourage. Adequate office at Toxns Tech where she
allowances nre provided, without will be freshman. Their other
constitutional limitation, wherebv children are Debra, 15; A. Lee Jr.,
members can be In constant touch II. and Pattl.
by tolephono or telegraph with
their constituents, without cost to
themselves. If members are forced
Sherri uy uniincini pressure to stay on
were
more productive.
Kay
WEEKEND AT RUIDOSO
Mr nnd Mrs Bov Hart spent
Thursday nirht and nday in Jal.
N with thc.r son nnd d.iu.-'tcr
In law Mr Mrs Royf
Hart, nnd then went on to
for the
C.
NORTH DAKOTA GUESTS
Mr. nnd Mrs. John D.
and daughters, Jcannic and Judy,
be shorter " KsiiiKsiiHtsiWvsnHBssiiH
NEW MEXICO GUEST
Mrs. Gcorgie Johnson of Albuquerque,
N, M. arrived last Friday
for n visit with her Post relatives.
They are Mr. and Mrs.
Lester Nichols, Mrs. lona Blake,
J. S. Nichols and Miss Henrietta
Nichols. Miss Nichols nnd Mrs.
Johnson left Wednesday morning
for a trip to HcmlsFalr, Houston,
Galveston nnd other points of Interest.
RETURN TO RANGER
Mr. nnd Mrs. Leonard Marusak
and children left last week f o r
their home in Ranger after spend
ing the summer with Mrs. Mnru-sak'- s
mother, Mrs. Bcrnlce Eubank,
whllo Mr. Marusak took
graduate courses at Texas Tech.
He is a member of the faculty at
Brcnda,
Ranger Junior College.
a
ATTEND STUDENT WEEK
A group from the First Baptist
Church returned Tuesday from at
tending Student Week nt the chur-- 1
Nichols ch camp at Gloricta. N. M. Those
'
Se"i.?"'.,!nJBhl wo in the process of moving
and
I
M
and
Ruidc:a
weekend
!
Only 3.5 per cent of Chile's 9
'
million people arc pure Indian, Post Dispatch
according to official statistics.
..u
ii
eep up
More and more
attending wore Mrs. Raymond
Rudd, Donna Rudd, Lee Norman,
Marsha Tipton, Garry Wright, El-- 1
bcrt Rudd, Christine Morris and
Nancy '
Hart.
Jqm-.i- i stt lee,
opportunltlot, opinion, and vc-bentitling
the eld cl the Tl
Tnlt newipeper cotpomr'on hat
to secure the informal
your butlneti.
MANY IN ALL Fir
menufacturing, procoiUng, reta
nee, poliHct, Invettmenit, mall
services to secure t!sh) of proipectlve clientt, follow public
campaigns, watch the progreit of competitors, etc.
YOU TOO CAN KEEP UP WITH THE JONESES If
newspaper clipping service.
100 coverage of the 630 dally and weelly newt;- -
lhe- - one seer
wnHOUT
detlgned .
JONESES
Labor Day
As Jot 'S said to Sin,
"YOU MOMEY
BEIi 3 WELL INFC.
WEEKEND SPECIALS
Girls' Sox New
Shipment ,of
Regain 5?c
Ladies' & Girls'
Now 44c pr. COATS
LAYAWAY NOW!
isnnis 5noGS SiI0S from chid.s 3
Udios & Girls' )0 Ladies. 54
1.17 pr. Lustre Creme
Ice Buckets Hair Spray
rj SOCKS LAYAWAY SALE
BLANKET
3 Pairs in Pkg. 50C DOWIl
Rog. 1.59 Pkg.
NOW 1.27 I 2-9-
9
Priced from
He's the only
in .
I fill I. TklAll
iiii'i mw hiuwn
!:! WonrifuMhl
ill
CAN'T I ; KE TC '
'.q vetl Infom i I
t Ihrouijhout
AS PP.FSS SE''
prett clipp'-- if
i you neod to irt
' :
D"
OF BUSINr i
j, conttructlon mtur-refe- r,
etc. ute clipping
pinion or promotional
u tubtcrlbe to the TPS
oer In Terat
mi ii
Boys' Basketball
SHOES
Only 2.99 pr.
Styrofoam
Ice Chests
Regular 2.44
Now 1.17
Nylon
Petal Scarves
Regular 1.99
Now 1.66
Wacker's Will Be Open Labor Day
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