June 9. 1977
Lake Boaters Offered
MAI,AKOFF NEWS
Courtesy Exams
Lake will be offered free
courtesy boat examinations
by Flotilla 5-14 of the Coast
and safety. Let's make every
week safe boating week.
Starts June 1- June 19
Texas Checks
Entire Stock
Guard Auxiliary, according
to Stewart Lowrey,
Commander of the Cedar
Creek Lake Flotilla.
The free examinations will
he held Saturday and Sunday
June 11 and 12 from 10 a.m.
until 4 pro. at the following
locations on Cedar Creek
lake:
Don's Port Marina, located
orth of the spillway, off
liiway 274 on the west side of
the lake; Public launching
ramp, located off the
causeway on the northwest
end of the lake off Hiway 85;
Public launching ramp at
Caney City, located on the
east side of the lake near
('aney City causeway;
Prairie Creek Marina located
on the northeast side of the
take; and Redwood Marina,
located on the northwesf side
of the take above ttiway 85.
Flotilla 5-14 examiners,
headed by Gene Meyer, chief
vessel examining officer,
emphasize that the boat
xaminations are not a law
AUSTIN-- Comptroller Bob
Bullock mailed checks
totaling $826,677 to 251 Texas
counties Tuesday as payment
for issuing and processing
voter registration certificates
from February 1, 1976
through January 31, 1977.
Area counties received the
following sums: Henderson,
$2,113.20; Kaufman, $1,776;
and Van Zandt, $442.80.
The payments ranged from
a low of $6.80 to Donley
County to $117,141 to Dallas
County, Bullock said.
The counties are paid 40c by
the State for each voter
registration certificate issued
or canceled, he explained.
Three counties-- Brewster,
Fisher and Madison-- did not
submit the necessary paper-
work on time, said Bullock,
and will be reimbursed at a
later date.
24 Hour
Wrecker
Auto Repair Service
Tires and Tubes
Open All Day Saturday
Tanner Motor
110 E. Mitcham CON 489-1292
Tills of bees forgot
the hive when they began
construction of layers of wax
and honey. The unusual
construction is hanging from
a tree located in a pasture
EXXON
DONNA RACKER and Tony
Mark Everitt were united in
marriage Saturday. June 4,
1977 in a ceremony at the
First Baptist Church in
Malakoff. The Rev. James
Cheatham officiated. The
bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. A.D. Racker of
near the spillway of Cedar
Creek Lake. Bill Freeman of
Trinidad, who discovered the
bee swarm, said the wax
hangs about two feet deep and
is a foot wide.
Suits
20% °"
Malakoff and the groom is the
son of Bob and Pat Everitt of
Mabank. The reception was
held at the bride's parents
home. Following a short
wedding trip to New Mexico
the couple will be at home in
Mabank.
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By Charlotte Pattison PTO.
A new committment to
work toward the betterment
of the Malakoff Schools was
made by teachers and
parents, May 26, at the PTO
Meeting held in the
Elementary School Library.
It was decided at the meeting
that all the volunteer force of
parents would resume the
monthly bake sales at school
and hold PTO meetings at
3:30 p.m. on a designated
Thursday each month. Mr.
Green was asked to audit the
$10.88-or 2/S 20.
Entire Stock
Officers for the coming
year include Mary Mears,
President, Charlotte
Pattison, 1st vice president,
Sandy Holifield, 2nd vice
president, Peggy Hall, 3rd
vice president, and Eloise
Stevens, secretary-treasurer.
Isn't it great when school
organizations can work
together? Much of the equip-
ment used for our school
carnival was loaned to us by
the Band Club. It gave our
carnival a big lift, and we
appreciate the generousity of
PTO checkbo0k: the Band Club.
Main dlsciJsgi0n Centered Future money raising'
around our summer project--
putting the auditorium in the
old elementary school in good
order so the students, under
the direction of Mrs. Brown
and Mrs. King, will have a
place to present their
programs each month. The
PTO committeed $1,000
toward the removal of the
present partition, installation
of folding doors, possible new
light fixtures, and or time on
any work we can do, such as
painting and cleaning up.
This is a joint project between
the School District and the
projects for this summer
include a rummage sale and
just prior to school opening,
the sale of notebooks, pens
and pencils bearing the
Malakoff Tiger. These will be
of good quality and
comparatively priced with
those sold in stores.
The PTO, to be a success,
needs you. Come out in
September to the first
meeting and see what's new.
A full year of programs and
projects has been planned,but
it cannot work successfully
without You!
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