of Key Ranch
,right, was named
of the Year
banquet Mon-
day night. Maxine German,
outgoing president, made the
presentation.
LALEXANDER of Te- Cedar Creek Lake B&PW
Times Publishing Torch Award by Maxine Ger-
,'as presented the man.
Celebration
In Mabank
annual Western
m progress, with
rodeo set
(Thursday),
and Saturday at 8
parade at 5
off the rodeo
150 and 200 con-
are expected to
In six events.
Will be held in
brone riding,
riding, tie-down
bull riding ann Darrell racing.
A concession stand will be
open at the rodeo arena.
Roland Reed of Fort Worth
is stock producer for the
rodeo. Ralph Fisher of
Barker, Tex., will be the
rodeo clown. Barker, a well-
known animal trainer, uses
buzzards, a coyote and a
javelina as part of his act.
Mabank's Swinging Sixteen
Quadrille will perform
nightly during the rodeo
XGC00,-S
SHEET METAL SHOP
AIR CONDITIONING
MAI.AKOFF NEWS
i:i:
::!
Leah COX of Seven Points
won the $15 prize for
submitting the winning
slogan that will be painted on
a sign at the intersection of
Highways 175 and 274 in
Kemp. The sign will read
"Ya'll Come To Seven Points,
9 miles south on Highway 274,
THE GATEWAY TO CEDAR
CREEK LAKE."
The water lilies in the
shallow end of Cedar Creek
Lake on Highway 175,
between Mabank and Kemp
are in full bloom right now.
Local nature lovers report
that the breathtaking beauty
of the lilies is a real treat for
the eyes when driving by that
section of Cedar Creek Lake
these days.
Her many friends will miss
the muti-talented Betsy
Wisdom of Enchanted Oaks
when she leaves. Her
husband, C.I. Widsom, who is
employed by the U.S. Ply-
wood Company, has been
transferred to Birmingham,
Alabama. Five of Betsy's
closest friends, Ruth
Christian, Grace Cooper,
Bernice Ewing, Vivian
Yarbrough and Barbara
Brundage held a special tea
honoring Betsy at the home of
Mrs. Christian lasf Sunday,
June 5. Betsy was instru-
mental in organizing the
Enchanted Ladies Club and
was a hardworking member
of the Cedar Creek Lake
Women's Club during the
years she has been a resident
of Enchanted Oaks.
Dwight and Maxine
German and Cedar Creek
Lake artist Carl First were
given a special treat while at
the LBJ Library in Austin to
present one of Carl's
paintings to Lady Bird
Johnson. After the presenta-
tion, Library Secretary
Carole Bryant gave them a
tour of the Presidentual Suite,
a part of the Library that is
not open to the general public.
It is only used by the former
Cedar Creek Grapevine
First Lady and the President
Sales. Selvke of the Library to entertain
FREE Estimates visiting VIPs. They were also
presented with special
Day or Night
medallions and ,pens like
.ever ' iT:t'Of " ones
displayed in glass cases that :
GRRS & SATTLER HEAT & AIR
EMERSON Windows Units
le Quite One"
406 Hwy. 31E
Cayuga
499-2282
were used by President
Johnson to sign certain
historic papers during his
term of office. The Germans
and Carl report that they
were impressed by the warm
friendliness of both Mrs.
Johnson and Mrs. Bryant.
By Lois Williams
Due to an increase of com-
plaints about motor cycle
ordinance violations, Tool
Mayor, Oran White, has
announced that the city has
issued a strong new directive
to the Tool police force to
enforce any and all violations
such as no helmets, loud
mufflers, late night driving
that disturbs the sleep of
citizens, speeding, driving on
private property and lack of
driving licenses. A citation
for any of the above violations
means that the offender will
have to appear before the City
Judge for disposition.
The Enchanted Ladies Club
of Enchanted Oaks held their
last meeting of the 1976-77
season last Saturday, June 4.
Each member was asked to
bring a salad and it was
obvious that every lady had
prepared her most elaborate
and delicious recipe. A large
crowd of delighted women
enjoyed a scrumptious salad
smorgasbord that would have
impressed any world famous
gourmet, The occasion was
the installation of newly
elected officers, The new
officers will begin their terms
of office when the 1977-78
season begins in September.
Milton and Virginia Gips,
of Hilltop Lakes were visiting
their good friends T.A. and
Patsy Smith of Enchanted
Oaks last week. The Smiths
are warning all their visitors
not to go too near the killdee
nest in the middle of their
large waterfront lawn, The
birds put on quite a show as
they flutter across the grass,
pretending to have a broken
wing as they lure intruders
away from their eggs.
Key Ranch resident Stu
Thorpe has been touring in
Houston and New Orleans in
the company of Evel Knievel
to promote Mr. Knievel's new
movie "Viva Knievel!" Stu is
a representative of AMF
Wheel Goods in Houston.
Stu's wife, Jan Thorpe
reports that she was over-
whelmed to receive a gift of
four smoked pheasants as a
thank you gift from John
Chislette of Taipeh, Taiwan,
recently. Mr. Chislette is a
business associate of Stu's
who owns a sporting goods
company in Taipeh. Last
winter the Thorpes enter-
tained the gentleman at their
Key Ranch home where,
among other good things, Jan
fed him country ham and
cream gravy on hot biscuits.
Ite said it was the best
American dish he's ever
tasted and wanted the recipe
for cream gravy so his wife
could learn to make it.
Entry blanks for the Cook
Off at the Black-eyed Pea
Jamboree in Athens are being
mailed out to former con-
testants this week. The total
prize money has been
increased to $1800 this year.
The Seventh Annual
Jamboree will be held the
22nd through the 24th of July.
Now is the time for good
cooks to invent a new reel-pea
and enter it in the vegetable,
main dish, appetizer, salad or
"Peanique" categories of the
Cook Off. ( "Peanique"
covers every use of the peas
in a recipe that'does not fall in
the other categories, like
desserts or drinks.)
This reporter has to eat a
couple of crow feathers this
week. In a story about the
Star Harbor Memorial day
golf tournament in last weeks
Malakoff News, I erroneously
reported that B.C. tlays was
Chairman of the Golf
Committee. Not so, John
Mclntire is the gentleman
who holds this title and
worked long hours coordinat-
ing the whole tournament.
Mr. McIntire is entitled to
give me 30 lashes with a crow
feather the next time he sees
me.
New Fish
Released In
Cedar Creek
Lotion
Oil
1.49
TYLER-- Approximately
177,000 hybrid/striped bass
were relased recently in
Cedar Creek Lake.
The fish, a cross between
male white bass and female
striped bass, were stocked as
fingerlings.
'erhis is the first time
hybrid/stripers have been
stocked in Cedar Creek
Lake," said John Means,
Parks and Wildlife
Department biologist of
Tyler.
The stocking is part of a
five-year management plan
:reen Lotion
1.
2.39
ks
DAVIS RED BARN
FURNITURE
Plenty Free Parking
FURNITURE E-Z Credit Terms
319 N. Terry ..... = *A on ¢h
, Malakoff (214) 489-0090
"Come see all our discounted
bargains"
/ks00iatim
Malakoff 502 E Royall
489-1957
PASCHAL
HOME
We Honor
All Burial Policies
PHONE 489"1
Who says a big car
can't be economical?
EPA estimates the full-size LTD
gets 19 mpg highway, 15 city! That's
above government recommended
"big car" economy standards! Plus,
you get comfort and safety, from the car
that kept its size while the competition didn't!
THE BIG CAR THAT'S THRIFTIER THAN YOU THINK,
M,P,G,
HWY.
M,P,G,*
CITY
I I
I I I II
for the lake. Who says an economy
In addition, a rearing pond
has been constructed beside car can't be big? Granada
the lake and stocked with gives you full-size room,
28,000 Florida bass
fingerlings and safety, and still gets 28 mpg
"Thesefish will be released highway, 21 city! It's got great European styling,
a Butter Cream in Cedar Creek Lake this
fall." Means said. to boot! That's a combination that's hard to beat!
219 in the past, Cedar Creek
, • Lake has been excessively THE THRIFTY CAR THAT S BIGGER THAN YOU THINK.
turbid, resulting in poor bass
spawns and as a consequence,
poor fishing, surveys M.P.G. M..G.*
Spray However, recent
2 19 conducted by the department HWY CITY
indicate the lake has been •
• clearing in recent years
8 oz.
LEGAL NOTICE
The BoardofEqualization and Texans go together.
for the City of Malakoff will
meet in the City Hall on June * F,gures shown ac EPA esl,.,,ates mo you, actual : ,{eago may ',a,y oopeno,nq on cor,dmon out*or, a, equ,Dmem and now am w, I o ,,ve
22 and June 23, 1977 from 9:00
a.m. to 4:00 p.m. each day.
Any taxpayer desiring to
review the assessed value AL INMON FORD
placed on their property for
the year of 1977 may appear
before the Board of
Equa lization.
John A Lot, Malakoff
• Tax Assessor and Collector
City of Malakoff
