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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1976 Municipal ElectionsThe Eagle Bryan - College Station, Texas Six candidates are seeking the three seats on the city council. The vacancies BVDC Directors Valley Elections...:.... . printed (Continued from Page 1) Incumbents Gene Barber and Sa n r Feted restoration of the P.A. Smith will be filled on an at -large ballot with the face Ga ry Curling, Incumbent I Ji Mae Brantley will face Gary McFarland, B onds PositioBoard. ns on the Iola Independent School Scarmardo have filed unopposed fofor ■ • • • emergencies. man; Judge William R. Vance Bryan, Hotel in Navasota. A $20,000 grant has been requested from three top candidates filling the seats. The candidates include incumbent Dr. The two top vote - getters will be reelection. be hurt." He believes the $6.4 selected to fill the vacancies. SNOOK LSD Offi c ers Honored None of the five candidates are in- cumbe Eight candidates have filed for election to three positions on the Snook a fulfilling a stated need and the million proposal should be cut to about $4 million. g retarded citizens to provide The five ive are David G. Chaney, Gary R. ust dent School District Board of Trustees. Jr., Ron Ellis, Baylor Carrington, Nolan Griffin Howard Anderson. Thomas, Tom E. Bennett, Michael Incumbents Alfred Schoeneman and MADISONVILLE - The new the city of Hearne. The center O'Banion and Kenneth McDougald. Clint Sebesta and Elo Junek will face Joe Cole Jr., Mary F. Mack, C.D. Nix, officers of the Brazos Valley contains eight businesses and HEARNE Development Council Board of is complete except for the In Hearne, voters will elect three Lawrence H. Wilson and Jesse Brake. Directors were honored at the parking area. members to the City and three members to SOMERVILLE ISD annual meeting of the board The board reviewed a the Hearne Independent School District Five candidates have filed for three, held at Lake Madison here proposed project by the Board of Directors. three-yem positions on the Somerville Brazos Valley News 4odaIg Page 5A Walkathon Schedu HEARNE - A fund raising walkathon sponsored by the Robertson County Area Association for Retarded Citizens has been set for Saturday. Participants will meet at Wood Field on the Hearne Junior High School Campus at 8 p.m. Saturday and will walk or ride horseback to Franklin. A police patrol car and an b 1 'll the Thursday, include, E.L. Grimes County Historical Survey Committee for the Six candidates are seeking the three seats on the city council. The vacancies Inde endent School District Board of P Hig Pact printed 846.8319 am u ance wt accompany walkers to handle any The officers Thompson of Leona, chair- restoration of the P.A. Smith will be filled on an at -large ballot with the face Ga ry Curling, Incumbent I Ji Mae Brantley will face Gary McFarland, B onds ■ ■ ■ • • • emergencies. man; Judge William R. Vance Bryan, Hotel in Navasota. A $20,000 grant has been requested from three top candidates filling the seats. The candidates include incumbent Dr. Bertell Landlot and Joe LeCour. C Continued from Pa g a 1) be hurt." He believes the $6.4 Proceeds from the event will o to the local association for of vice - chairman; Judge Ben F. Swank of the Office of Archaeology and B.K. Doherty, incumbent John H. Miles Two candidates have filed to fill an unexpired term on the board. Edwin Gaas fulfilling a stated need and the million proposal should be cut to about $4 million. g retarded citizens to provide Navasota, secretary and the Historical Preservation and Jr., Ron Ellis, Baylor Carrington, Nolan Griffin Howard Anderson. who has held the position by appointment, willingness to pay. School board candidate But current school board special services including a Rev. Dolphus Jones of Gause, part of the National Park Service. The grant will be and Only one position of three seats to be i will face Fred Fleming. W.D. Fitch, a prominent president, Mrs. Nancy sheltered workshop and recreational services. A small treasurer. In action during he business g matched b $20,000 in local y filled on the Hearne School Board will be Six candidates have filed for three seats on the Somerville City Council. Incum- College Station land Donaldson takes the opposite view saying that she would be portion of the funds will be portion of the meeting, the funds. contested. On Position 5, Silvia Bulot will face bents, Harvey Neutzler and Bennie developer, says, could two times as much taxes and it one who would gladly bear the forwarded to the state council executive committee reviewed several proposed Executive committee ap- Steven J. Pursley. Position 6 will be filled Urbansky will face Echmond Brantly, Elroy Discher, August Tom Eldridge and wouldn't hurt me, but some of stated tax increase to get needed improvements. association and national association, according to local projects. proval was granted to a by Dr. Ken Kennamer, who is unopposed. W.H. McMinn. these older people will really CORN (5,000 Mav 2.6524 2.641/1 2.65 ` spokesmen. The council gave its approval $150,000 loan request from the Farmers Home Administration Position 7 will be filled by James Florence who is unopposed. SNOOK Centerville G i r I Killed on -mile project was for $209,561.23 by Lions Cattle 100, not tested. Slaughter cows: 1 3 24.25-29.00. to a continuation grant of Jr. did file for reelection. In the Caldwell Independent School incumbent, Mrs. Vivian Sherrill and City elections Snook will be filled by a City cutter and utility Ba rrows gift not t May 2.71 2.70 2.71 Board race, only one position is contested. Buford Crocker. For Position 4 are Par- tractors and Tonn Construction $446,012 for the Central Brazos Valley Mental Health Center to to be used for land use planning and construction of a three FR�� -� slate of unopposed candidates. Mayor Slovacek - ir Cen- in Madisonville as a result night banquet the school. continue community mental doctor clinic facility in Cald- Four candidates are seeking election to three the Franklin City Rayfield will seek reelection along with City Marshall Billy McCoy and l terville Hi School r was injuries in the a I es she received a The two were a apparently health center staffing. well. positions on Council. incumbent city councilmen, Harold Milled and a second student accident. The second victim, riding on the rear tail-gate of The council gave its approval Preceding the board The four candidates include Holton Shelfer and John See. y injured seriousl injd when the y ell Maril Hillman, 17, is Marilyn the truck when the load of to a $640,000 loan from the meeting, the board members In Jr., Louie Reagan, Harlod Ingram g g MADLSONVII.LE from the rear of a pickup truck reported in critical condition in tables shifted, knocking both F a r m e r ' s H o m e and their guests were treated "Bubba" Johnson and Fred Ogle Jr. Two candidates are seeking election for here about 1:15 m. Thursda the intensive care unit toda girls to the street. Administration for the com- to a fish fry sponsored by the the office of mayor in Madisonville. A Leon Count Sheriffs y According to the spokesman, g po The truck was driven by the pletion of a shopping center for Madison County officials. CALVERT Incumbent Mayor W.B. "Jack" Viser will Department spokesman said P sP° the two iris were moving g ng Easterling g girl's twin sister, Divorce Record Reported Wrong Voters will elect a mayor and two face former city councilman Jim Closs. the dead girl, Bonnie Easterling was dead on arrival tables from the elementary school to the high school in Connie Easterling. The twins were to celebrate their 17th forms were non - existent. the Alpha Delta Epsilon Milton Aalen, members of the Calvert City Council Saturday Three candidates are seeking election to two seats on the Madisonville City Council. at the Madison County Hospital preparation for a Thursday birthday today. The Brazos County Records in Thursday's Eagle W. Arnold and Hedwig Jr., divorce dismissed." Bryan Incumbent aldermen, Bill Jeter and Fred Hig Pact printed 846.8319 Calvert Mayor Cooper Wiese will face Westmoreland will face R.B. Harper in the showed a proceeding in the 85th District Court as reading g he Eagle regrets the error g g Virgil Chappell in the mayors race. race. MADISONVILLE CLSD "Aubrey W. Arnold and and any inconvenience i t may Emil Cit Incumbent aldermen Em onz and Three candidates are seeking two Is Awarded Hedwig Jr., divorce granted." have caused the parties in- N.R. Comfort are unopposed. positions on the Madisonville Independent It should have read "Aubrey volved. CALDWELL Consolidated School District. Wright The State Highway and Four candidates are seeking two Smith and Jerry Cole are seeking the Public Transportation Com- Positions on the Caldwell City Council. Position 1 seat while Pat Wakefield is mission has awarded a con - Markets They are incumbent Adolph Hajovsky, running unopposed for the Position 2 spot. tract for construction of the Bernard Rychlik, Lonneida Goodnight and NORTH ZULCH ISD Briarcrest Drive extension Jonnie Vic Barnett. Incumbent D.L. Alford Seven candidates are seeking election to from FM 158 at FM 1179 south- bu) has filed for a one -year term to fill the seat three positions on the North Zulch westward to Highway 6, Livestock CORN (5,000 Mav 2.6524 2.641/1 2.65 ` of William Broaddus, who has filed to run Independent School District Board of Low bid the 0.7 FORT WORTH, Tex. (AP) - Quota - Thursday. Jul 2.694. 2.6732 2.69 4. 2.69/2 2.661/2 Dec 2.611/2 for mayor. Incumbent Mayor H.A. Willis not Trustees. Candidates for Position 3 are C.S. Green on -mile project was for $209,561.23 by Lions Cattle 100, not tested. Slaughter cows: 1 3 24.25-29.00. 2.60 2.61 Mar 2.67 2.66 2.67/2 Jr. did file for reelection. In the Caldwell Independent School incumbent, Mrs. Vivian Sherrill and Young Brothers, Inc. Con - cutter and utility Ba rrows gift not t May 2.71 2.70 2.71 Board race, only one position is contested. Buford Crocker. For Position 4 are Par- tractors and Tonn Construction sows9st200 , l 3 300525 Boars 350500 Ibs 32.00, 200 -270 Ibs 35.00- OATS (5,000 bu) May 1.49 1.47 1.48'/4 Charles Kretzer and Vance McManus have met Donaho, incumbent, and Billy L. Co. of Waco. The project will 40.00. Jul 1.47 1.4512 1.46. 1."/21.46 filed for the unexpired term of Gene Diserens. For Position 5 are incumbent require an estimated 130 S 1.46 Dec 1.49/2 1.471/2 1.4824 Horak. Joe Wayne Keefer and Roy 0. Baker. working days for grading, G rain High Low clo SOYBEANS (5,000 b11) May 4.72'/2 4.66'/° 4.72 Jul 4.81 4.75 4.80'/2 Cancer Fund Drive Opens structures, lime- treated foundation course and One - WHEAT (5,000 bu) Aug 4.8442 4.78 4.83 course surface treatment. It May 3.48 3.40'/2 3.48 Jul 3.59/2 3.4742 3.S442 Sep 4.81 4.83 4.87 Nov 4.95 4.89 4.95 HEARNE - The annual Chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi County Chairman; Mrs. Joe will be supervised by district Sep 3.62 3. 54 3.6042 Jan 5.02 4. 96 5.01/2 Hedrick Wheelock; Sam Rice crusade for funds of the Sorority said members of her , engineer Joe G. Hanover. g Dec 3.73 3.6544 3.7142 Mar 3.82 3.75 3.7942 Mar 5.09 5.041/2 5.081. May 5.16 5.111/2 5.1524 Robertson County chapter of organization will begin door to Benchley, Mrs. Bicker Cain The work is part of a local - - - American soldiers during the American Cancer Society oor campaigning in the Jr., Calvert; Mrs. Mickey Y will begin Saturday and con- western part of Hearne Gilbert, Elliott; Mrs. Asa state - federal program to improve important arterial CENTENNIAL Saturday. 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