1982
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__NTY--FIRST YEAR, NUMBER 16
Henderson County
Show culminated Saturday
and Future Farmers
selling their stock at the
Auction and with the presen-
tl awards to out-
consecutive year the
champion steer
by Lee Nail of the
Future Farmers of
chapter. The 1,237-pound
m purchased by Tommy
~' Wall Company of Athens
Perry of Brownsboro FFA
reserve grand cham-
to Food Fare for $2,313.
steer tipped the scales at
Tim Sher-
market hog for
of the Brownsboro
a 249-pound market
of the Pioneer 4-H Club
reserve grand champion
to
for $754.
Bank was Saturday's high
Scott Bonner's cham-
paid $500
ember's poultry.
Show Princess Judy Hyde
Trails 4-H Club sold her
pen of broilers
Trails 4-H sold
)en of fryers (rab-
Insurance for $325 Satur-
InterFirst of Fairfield pur-
Pen of reserve grand cbam-
from Pioneer 4-H member
r $325.
Woodrow Walker
Award was presented to
Boone Fields shortly
got underway.
Walker award is
annually to an individual,
corporation,
to recognize
FROGERS
company,
their out-
in leadership for the
was finally completed
night's City Council meeting
in of two new council
Moore and James
sworn in to become the
new members of the
election.
Anders were both can-
one-year unexpired term
2 election. Both men
13 votes and were facing the
of a run-off election. In the
COuncilman Tommy Tanner
post, leaving two spots
council.
Withdrew his name for the
post, which
to Moore. Following the
In of Moore, Mayor Howard
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TAMi RILEY
% Compete
at State meet
student at
will compete
Track Meet May 6-7 in
won her trip to state
place finish at the
in Kilgore over the
slated to compete but
attend due to personal
was Trinidad Junior
secured what would
her third trip to the
toss of 35'-8½" in
second in
)f 112'-9".
King is the glrl's track
standing contributions in time, talent
and/or money in general support of the
livestock show.
This award is meant to symbolize
Woodrow Walker's dedication for more
than 14 years to the Livestock Show
Association and the youth it serves.
Tim Sherman of the Brownsboro FFA
came away with the Elsie Rosson
Award for the second consecutive year.
Randy Sims of Happy Days 4-H Club
won the Martin D. "Sonny" Pickers
Memorial Award as the best all around
cowboy in the livestock show.
Local winners include: Trinidad
FFA, 1st place, trailer division, FFA
shop, double axle trailer; 2rid place,
Shop Ornamental, wood burning
heater; Stacy Boyd, 5th place, Division
II, unregistered bulls; Charles Colman,
3rd place, Simmental bull; James
Boyd, 5th place, steer; Charles Riley,
5th place, heifer; Charles Colman, 3rd
place, heifer; Micky Garcia placed
with his hog; Melinda Walden, 1st
place, buck rabbit.
Malakoff FFA Chapter-Grand
Champion Shop Project, Hay Van; 2nd
place, ag coop, stock trailer; 3rd place,
ag mechanics, fiat bed trailer; 2nd
place, gate, John Tanner; Poultry,
Donnie Williams, 4th place, rooster;
Alesha Powell, 3rd & 4th places, game
birds, male and female pheasants;
Live~Kock Judging Contest, Tracy Ed-
wards, 4th place, high point individual,
Phil Dulaney, 1st Place, bullriding;
Kevin Kilman, 2nd place, dairy heifer.
Malakoff Timber Trails 4-H Club-
Brad Miers, Ist place, hog; Paige Suris,+
3rd place, hog; Patrick Malone, 12th
place, hog; Andy Thomas, 2nd place,
steer; Rabbits: Sue Culpepper, 12th
place, pen of fryers; Michael Lee,
Grand Champion pen of fryers; Tracy
Wilson, 14th place, pen of fryers;
Howard Neal, 6th place, bull, beef
breeding class; Chickens: Judy Hyde,
Reserve Grand Champion pen of
broilers; Jeff Hyde, 9th place, pen of
broilers; Len Harris, 13th place; pen of
broilers; Horse Show Division: Katha
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Norman Black, 3rd place, jr. mares, place, western horsemanship (14 &
3rd place western pleasure (13 & under) over), 6th place, halter, jr. mares;
and 1st place, showmanship; Nikki Connie Sonntag, 1st place, western
Shute, 1st place western pleasure (13 & pleasure, 2rid place, western bur-
under), 3rd place western horseman- semanship, 5th place, aged mares-
ship (13 & under) and 5th place 52 in. halter, Livestock Show Queen; Tina
and under halter class; Scott Shute, 2nd Morrison, 1st vlace. 52 inch & under-
place western pleasure (14 & over) 1st See. SHOW, page 14
JUDY HYDE, 9 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hyde, was Umed Hen-
derson County Livestock Show Princesal in ceremonies 'ruesday night at the
fairgrounds. Miss Hyde is a fourth grade,~t~J~ent at Malakoff Elementary khool
uml+a ~mber ed ~ lh,alll 4,~l,~r..l~wM e~owe~d: I~ last year'aprk+
tess, Katha Black. (Staff photo by Ann Rounsavall)
Julian recommended that Anders be "I don't mind attending these council and told members he felt his in-
appointed to serve the final year of the (organization) meetings if the council volvement would give the city "a point
seat vacated by Tanner. Council mere- wants me too, and it will benefit the of contact."
burs unanimously agreed and Anders city," Cannon said. 'TII be happy to at- Julian reported to the council that the
was administered the oath of office, tend whatever meetings you want me roof of the Municipal Building is under
With the addition of Moore and An- to." warranty and as soon as the warranty
ders the council is filled with five new The discussion centered around numbers are acquired the problems
faces. Nannie Drake and Ernest whether or not the city should fund with the roof will be fixed.
Wilson, a former councilman, were Cannon's involvement in organizations The mayor also asked that council
elected to two-year terms in the April 2 such as Rotary Club, Lions Club and members begin thinking about the
election. Former city councilman Den- Chamber of Commerce. In the past the possibility of a jail or holding unit for
hiS Cannon, recently named city city has funded city manager's in- the city. "The way things are going
manager, was attending his first volvement in these groups, now, it looks like before long each city
meeting in that capacity Monday night. "I believe it's part of the city is going to need its own facility,"
After Moore and Anders were seated, manager's job to be a part of these Julian said.
Cannon asked Council members their organizations," councilman Ben Julian told the council the city's sales
opinions as to his involvement in civic Woolverton told the council. "It will do tax was up 19 percent and read a letter
organizations. The newly hired city nothing but benefit us." from city representatives in El Paso
manager asked the council what After the council unanimously voted wanting the council to sign a petition to
organizations they wanted him to be to fund Cannon's participation in any of the State Legislature concerning the
come a member of. the organizations Cannon thanked the regulation of utilities.
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TOP AWARD WINNERS--Laurie Bradley, Greg King and Kristi Jones were top award winners at the Trinidad All Bpom
Banquet held Monday night. Bradley was presented the John Phillips Souza Award for outstanding achievement in band.
King, who advances to regional competition in track this week, was named male Athlete of the Year. Jones, district winner
in tennis singles, was named female Athlete of the Year. See related story on sports pages. (Staff photo by Ann Rounsavall)
By ANN ROUNSAvALL Mrs. Hiler and her husband, Ronnie, Power & Light Youth Center. Superin-
Trinidad Junior student Kristi Jones were later presented a Joint Booster of tendent R. D. Elsom welcomed guests
and senior Greg King took top female the Year award by high school prin- and honored athletes.
and male honors at the annual Trinidad cipal James McDaniel. Tommy Flatt introduced Burton
.All SportsBanquetheldMondaynight. Laurie Bradley was awarded the Lawless, former Dallas Cowboy, as
Both Jones and King were presented John Phillip Souza Award for outstan- guest speaker.
Athlete of the Year awards by Sandra cling aclmivement in band activities. Lawless is a graduate of the Univer-
Hiler, president of the Trinidad Booster Following the invocation by Dwayne sity of Florida. He is the youngest
Club. Spencer dinner was served at the Texas See, AWARDS, page S
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CONNIE SONNTAG, 16 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sonntag of
Malakoff, was named Henderson County Livestock Show Queen Tuesday night.
She was sponsored by the Malakoff Future Homemakers of America. She is a
member of Timber .Trails 4-H Club, Cayuga Rldiag Club and American Quarter
Horse Association. (Staff photo by Ann RoammvuHY
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The newsstand price of curies of The Malakoff News will be increased to 25
cents per issue by May 1, according to newspaper Publisher Dan Dwelle.
The price is being increased from 20 cents per copy.
In making the announcement Dwelle noted that, "Over 80 percent of the
single sales of newspapers in the U.S. today is 25 cents or more. Besides
helping us meet some of our increased costs and allowing more profit to our
carriers, we think that this will actually simplify the purchase for customers
who too often do not have the exact 20 cents in change."
The increase will also affect single sales of the Athens Daily Review, Cedar
Creek Pilot and the Athens Weekly Review. Home subscription rates will not
be affected. In order to change the 100 racks, work will begin in late April so
~that~ all changes can be completed by May 1.
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LITTLE LEAGUE SIGN-UP SCHEDULED SATURDAY
Registration for the 1983 Malakoff Little League Baseball season will be held
Saturday, April 30, from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. at the Elementary School cafeteria.
More information concerning the registration is included with sports news.
TSTA BANQUET SCHEDULED
The Malakoff Texas State Teachers Association Banquet will be held May 3rd
at7 p.m. at the Christian Youth Foundation in Athens.
TIMBER TRAILS THANKS SUPPORTERS
Members of the Timber Trails 4-H Club of Malakof! have expressed their ap-
preciation to merchants and people of Malakoff for supporting them during the
Henderson County Livestock Show and Rodeo. A special thanks was issued to
Malakoff Feed and Supply, Gould Insurance and InterFirst Bank of Malakoff for
purchasing stock from Malakoff students.
MALAKOFF SIXTH GRADE TO PRESENT MUSICAL
Friday, April 29, Malakoff Elementary School Sixth Grade students will
present their annual musical entitled, "Let George Do It."
The afternoon performance for the student body will begin at 1:13. The evening
performance will be at 7:30 p.m. Both presentations will be at the High School
Auditorium under the direction of Patricia King and assisted by Marsha
Plemors.
MYSA TO MEET
The Malakoff Youth Sports Association will hold its regular monthly meeting
Thursday, April 28, at 7 p.m. in the Elementary school cafeteria. Among items to
be discussed will be the planning of the Little League Baseball season. All mem-
bers are urged to attend.
MEETINGS
Malakoff Volunteer Firemen will meet for a training session Monday, May 2, at
7 p.m. at the fire station.
Masonic Ledge No. 759 Study Club will hold their regular meeting Monday,
May 2, at the lodge hall.
Malakoff Dad's Club will hold their regular meeting Tuesday, May 3, at 7 p.m.
at the club's facilities.
Malakoff Rotarians will meet Tuesday, May 3, at noon at the Star Harbor City
Hall.
The Essence Club meets regularly on the first and third Tuesdays of every
month. The Essence Club donated $25.00 to the Malakoff High School Junior class
to help sponsor their prom.
The Triple F Organization will meet Monday, May 2, at 6:30 p.m. in the
Malakoff United Methodist Church for their covered dish dinner.
MHS ALL--SPORT8 FETE SLATED
The annual Malakoff High School All-Sports Banquet will be held Monday, May
2, at 7 p.m. in the Student Union building on the Henderson County Junior College
campus. For more information, see page 7.
DEADLINE INFORMATION
Deadline for news items, classified ads and display advertising for the Thursday publication date of the Malakoff
News is 4 p.m the preceeding Monday,
For further information contact the News at 489-053L
OFFICE HOURS
The Malakoff News office is open from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. Monday through Friday for customer convenience. The
office is closed both on Saturday and Sunday,
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