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Postitos invited to join "SOS Chowchilla"
Move under
overseas Yul
Individuals and oiKJiuzed groups
i Poat and Gina County who
to help see that every G. I.
In Vietnam Ret a Christmas pack
age ant Invitml k take part (h
"SOS Chowchilla." a project of the
Kiitury Club in Chowchilla, Calif.
The invita' Ion fur residents of
Post and Ghizh County to Join in
Through .Sor Dav
Javcees to staff
Yef stop here
Memo 'f the Post Junior
Chumbe. f Commerce vvdl man
a Labor Oov rest stop southeast
of town on U S. Hwy. 84 from
Friday evening through Monday
night to help promote safe driving
during the long holiduy weekend.
This year's rest stop will be at
Green Tank, a few miles south-ca- st
of town, Instoad of at the rodeo
grounds, as in past years, according
to Joe Bnlloy, the Jaycccs'
rest stop chairman.
Carl Ford is new
Piggiv manager
Carl Find is the now Piggiv Wisj-gl- y
store m.injger here succeeding
Drury Grocan who has been transferred
to a Itirgi-- r store at Brown-fiel-
ford took over bit new duties
here Tuesday.
He has been with the Shop RJte
food chain in Lubbock for the last
eight months nnd prior to that was
with Shop Rite at Big Spring lir
ever two years.
I'orti was bom at Snyder and
ralaed at Polar in Kent County.
Ford plans to move hi family
hare from Lubbock at soon as he
con find suitable piarters. Ills
wife's name it Judy and they have
two children. Wendy, four years,
and Kent, four weeite.
They are member of the Chwrch
of the Nazaren
ou' HBif?y ppck AiMr
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PLAyiNSECCVNpHlW.
Professional,
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Let us show you how
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printing most effective
(or your ieb lequne
menh.
the project comes from L. E.
"Uuck" Gossett, u former resident
of Post, who Is president of the
Chowchilla Notary Club. Gossett Is
also serving ns general chairman
of the project.
In a letter to The Post Dispatch,
GosMlt explains the purposes of
"SOS Chowchilla" as follows:
"At a time whon some of o u r
"We'll have someone at the rest
stop constantly from about 8 o'clock
Friday night until Tuesday
morning," the chairman said.
Coffee, cold drinks and other refreshments
will be available t o
motorists making the rest stop,
Bailey said,
Jayccc co chairmen of the
rest stop project are Dill Williams
program will coat an estimated
$45,080 for 2.7 miles of FM road.
The four projects tn Garxa County
wilt be as follows:
1. FM 211. from Lynn County
tine to V S. Hwy. . 2.7 mite of
construction of grade, base and
surface.
2. U. S. Hwy S4 from 3rd Street
in Poet to Juaticeburg. 11 mile of
seal coat. $30,70. k
3. U. S. Hwy. from Jurtlce-bur- g
to Scurry County line, 8 miles
of seal coat,
4. Loop 46 from U. S. Hwy. 330
hi Pest south to U. S. Hwy. St,
9.3 miles of seal coat. $2,000.
Mr Craln stated that the proposed
improvements play an Important
role in the department's con
tinuing highway safety program.
IIKItltl'.W TO BI! TAUGHT
AUSTIN Two Auetlfi high
school. McCalhim and Stephen F.
Austin, will offer Hebrew as a modern
spoken language this fall.
Supt Irby Carruth said. School
said that to their knowledge
this would be the first such offer-m- u
of Hebrew In any pub-ti.u- Texa h
school.
mov'k to rncos
:t . Tom McXaown family mov-.- 1
Mondav to Peooc where both
nd Mrs. McKeown will teach
the public ache this year.
Tify had been reahlaiHi of Pt
jUmt two year. Mr McKeown
bavin come here as txecutrve
Mre preaident of the Poet Indue-'r,- ji
Foundation.
TO RETURN SUNDAY
Mrs Mvrtle Ashley will return
' her home here Sunday after
n? srvral wcrks Nailing
c n a" ! dai 'iter i law. Mr
1 ! i C"- - A V'f m I hrs:er
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Your friends an .ustemers will gWo a seoond
look to you nnw print work with us. Wo havo
the latest pa pen and print fates for proper per
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The Post Dispatch
way 0,
e gifts
youths are burning their draft
cards, noting, pulling down the
American flag, and our leaders are
undecided as to the right or wrong
of the war In Vietnam, we should
not lose sight of the youth who
have answered the call of the country
and are fighting In Vietnam.
"Our country Is at war and we
cannot fight always. There has
been much loss on both sldos and
no gain for cither. If we should
cense fighting tomorrow without
an honorable peace, we would
have to face the same Identical
question tomorrow The chief trag-- .
edy of the bumun race Is that war
always seems necessary and Inev-
itable. It is only years later that
It is seen as avoidable uml futile.
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"The messages our servicemen
are receiving today from the news
media Is about the lawlessness at
home, the looting, the burning of '
property, and police brutality.
"The people of Chowchilla believe
this Christmas is the time to
express our sincere appreclotlon
to our fighting forces In Vietnam
with a personal message of glad
tidings and goodwill by sending
them a gift with a personal letter
or card enclose addressed to a
and Ken Callaway. Member of the
Jnycee-ett- e also will
assist, nccordlng to the chairman.
The rest stop here will be one
of 200 to be operated
throughout the state by Jny-cee- s
during the Labor Day week- -
end.
projects- -
organization
serviceman In V "nim
"
"The pe"i' '"""ir'iPi bf
heve that bv - n h effort
! approximately
we can se r'
Road
(Continued Front Page) cards In
farm Improvement place it inside and
ft om" tin.
Our aim l 'nt even- - G I
In Vietnam tf't a Christmas package.
We sincerely plead for your
help on this project and hope you
will appeal to your conization. If
you feel this is a worthwhile en--i
deavor. address your letters or
From to a serviceman Vietnam.
to market road ( your package
n
address your package to P. 0 Box
6f. Chowchilla. Calif. 9M10. Do It
now without delay. Do not put It
off.
"We have only approximately 80
days to get MO 000 packages together
to make Christmas a little
OVERNIGHT GUESTS
Mrs. Bill Henry Smith of t h e
PlattDp Ranch and her
and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Ilurkman and Penny of Leu-despent
Thursday night in the
home of Mrs. Smith's mother,
Mr Eleanor Cooke.
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the nrw teachers moving Into
town There arc few rentals still
to be had Carl Ford, the new
Piggly Wiggly manager. Is still
looking for a house so he c a n
move his family here from Lub-- ",v
bock.
Now that the school enrollment
figures have leveled off and show
prospects for a modest 1061 increase,
the folks around here
brighter for our servicemen 1n ahouts should be mighty pleased.
Vietnam So wnn'l you please help School enrollment figures are used
us get this done""
In some ways to indicate iwmls
tion trends. Current enrollment figures
Indicate Poet's population as
stabllllced after some obvious losses
In the 1060s and may now be
ready to start the other way.
Ge-l- ha been hammered Into
sheets as thin as of an
inch.
i
thered wi&h
&jC of we ZOA&S IH TVIT
A TOTAL OF ALMOST
z'i million milcs-a- ke unpam p.
MANV COMMUNITIES TKEAT TME K
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LAYS THE DU-- T DY PRAWlMsJ
(UMI4TIJCE FKOKi TttC AlK.
HEEPIMO CLOUP5 OF PUOT tX
CAM AIM KELP LOWER ACclCT.ur
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CRUSHED BY CRANE
STEPHENVILLE A large!
crane fell on three men at a libr-- j
ary annex construction project at
Tnrloton State College, crushing'
one man to death and seriously in- - j
Jurlng the other two. Willard Alton
Nelson. 41. of Mineral Wells,
was pronounced dead on t h e
scene by a Stephenville Justice of
ret yr Mat ctete yow Kwtl is
-- IN AMERICA
Invest in
U.S. SAVINGS BONDS
belts just to go to
ufy shop
yojur excuse?
Advtititing conUibuttd to th puU good,
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No ono injurod
Train hits
in crossing mishap
football
In one of the most unusnl nc--i A Post man who responded to
the relayed call for help was at
the sccno nnd also had been un-nbl- o
to push tho car off the track football The, .V
when the train hit It.
Hahn. A
Tho Fort Worth man pleaded
guilty to the drunk charge In JP Bill Smh nM T.
court and paid $20 plus costs for freshmen tMehe
n mighty expensive misdemeanor.
, Uni in this area In years, a
1067 Cadillac was hit by n freight
train nt tho Justlccburg croMlng
about 6:30 o'clock Saturday morning
and reduced to n small pile of
junk after being shoved by tho
diesel some 5,000 feet up the track.
No one was Injured.
Occupants of tho car, a Fort'
Worth man and his 13 vear old
granddaughter, had been trylnf! to
get the Codlllnc off the track for
over two nnd a half hours before
the freight train came along.
When the Santa Fe railroad dls- -
palcher called the sheriff's office
here to ask for an Investigation
after the accident was reported
to the division point "V t h c
freight's engineer. Highway Pa-
trolman Jon Robblns nrrcsted the
Fort Worth man on n charge of
drunkenness.
The granddaughter was lodged
In a motel here until her grand
mother came after her.
Patrolman Robblns told The Dispatch
that the Cadillac, which
was headed cast over the railroad
crossing, had become "high centered"
on the track at the cros- -
i sing.
i The patrolman explained the car
got stuck at the edge of the cros-- j
sing and that the Fort Worth man
had even gone over to the high-- !
way ami flagged down a passerby
) to have help sent out from Post.
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Wayno Carpenter of Route 2
was re elected Garza County producer
director of tho board of
Plains Cotton Growers, Inc., nt n
meeting last Friday night In the
Community Room of the First Na-- 1
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Carpenter, rc elected to n two-ye- ar
term, represents Garza Coun-- i
ty on the board along with Louie t
Burkes, businessman director.
Ed Dean of the PCG office In
Lubbock spoke nt the meeting, discussing
legislation affecting the
cotton Industry and bringing those
attending up to date on the boll
control
weevil program In this
area. j
VISIT IN CHILDRESS
Mr and Mrs. Lcs Polston visited Tom's Drivel
her mother, Mrs. M. E. Jones, In
Childress over
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