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No.
Name
Position
Weight
Class
5
HB-DHB
170
at x
100
140
%
125
ball
33
(; P A N
A '
10c PER COPY
39
40
45
140
St
! several
50
I
54
55
150
David Hale
>0
(-DE
115
N g
cam s|
120
tt*)
145
‘ r
155
156
140
a <
ble, David I »e
E-DE
150
1,1
l i
At sori is suspected
le
oung
ims
Wilee at
shado
even
on
i ho
a
Next i
n the (ilen R
for a gam
at 1 y
blie
2
1 Tf SICK
terli
"H
' t ba
Furn i sh
%,
euipment are still
the <enter
on
safety
re
’ County.
‘roductior
24
\bilene. Sheep and
051
AUTO
tul
{
nei
LOANS
ar
/ ‘
h
auto loan
\
$
1st
1
Fihst State Bank
ts
GRANDVI Ew.TEKAS
/
mm
l
19
20
Soph
Fresh
140
1 30
JR. HI GAMES
SEPT 6 AND 11
ANOTHER VACANT HOUSE
BURNED FRIDAY NIGHT
E DHB
QB-DHB
HB-DHB
HB-LB
St.
I li.i
bet
t rani
22
25
1 year old
arrival at
the mid-
rail squad
CATTLE GROUP WILL
ASSIST WTRC ABILENE
f Am 11 - C.UUNSf I UR
1 0 M{ Li w TH PT A
md 1
Soph.
F’resh.
l resh.
Soph
St
CrDT
C LB
1 30
125
170
WITH GUNSHOT WOUND IN
BATH ROOM OF HOME
Soph
Jr
Sr
1 ( ole
nt Sale
Ra"
Kennedy
ed the
loss.
I
I
m h
rifle
Butch Johnson
Ross Gaston
Isaac Hardy
Ben Steele
Tony Tackett
Jeff Clements
Chuck Moore
Mark Williams
Ronnie Goodman
Mike Sain
Donald Wynn
David Beans
Chuck McGowen
The
will
gnn ing
F ans
in su
■the
HB-LB
HB-LB
E-DHBe
FB-LB
QB-DE
C DE
GLB
r i b
GDT
i in
E LB
('hue 1. '
' | hr 5
M. ate
120
190
u: st tut i on
I lames
tea. h
a tot<d
•11U)1
V | V!) R IA I S
! degree
North.
He ■
Jr
Fresh
l resh
Sr
/l,
1t
1-A
out pa
S and
have
night.
w hr ch
Homecoming G
Is Octobe
Soph
Jr
Jr
Soph
Jr
will I
anmals tot sale
a hedule is
> GEAMIDWIEW
PE IB UNE
oil with the It
i consists a
I eed (rain
" "I
DAVID STOUT FOUND DEAD born February 11, 1462 in Fort
six foot overhead
top.”
Marine Cor; van
lav n
1968 .md from t!
been the Tigers I
4 I1 ' f MBf R 191/3
I
all gam s
. i has mobile office
"11
srptem)
< 1, to/xy c
1111 ome
w ot sorrow on the Grand-
community when it was
ibed as an excellent stu-
He was very interested
join the
tile on
”1 wish t extend an in-
vitation to the people o’
mi ■ t In patient pavment
5 . Il T |I
......
gan then gridiron
al firemen answered a
Hln must
F>
bank
( I ashes in
1 1)11 it bus
JACH SMI Hl NOW IN
1 ritit. I Vi! 1 I PRISON
anne am "me",'
the । . Studer
( apt: l‘ea
tor his । utstan :
•all" u.il
Meikw,
been burning
and am project that dealt with
the soil and animals
David Reginald Stout was
in bio
hub
on Zebr a
.on ferene e
and a t
bubble t
/F4
%-
Ay
H
GUESS WH 0-These bright young children are now both grand
parents and lie and she still li ve in Grande new thev e cousm
learned the el
youth was dead
Jon Yoes
Monte Maddox
Mark Hathcox
John Young
Andy ELun
Ricky Tribble
ad la-tote these items ate
put i based
It is the tudamental creed
limit e
T 11 ends of t he ( enter she MI Id
11 I e t he dat es . T r idav . < h to
t 1o and Sunday . < k toler 21
* a $ nt duo govemnmnt grant
$22 ■ H XI raised bo the
♦ ot
1 "mil
(11.01 Old Gold and Whi te
COACHH.S Troy Kennedy . Randy Rice, Larry Smith
MANAGERS Billy Don Smith John Wilkuson David
Wynn
Whitnev
I'his.
made b
pletely engulfed in
when the t ire rpartment
| Johnson County to stop by
anytime I am in their
town and look over the net”
mobile recruiting van,”
Sgt. Miller said. "‘It ir
a self contained office on
wheels, complete withair
Ure Junior Hi e w..
1 Hico Thursdav o gl ' ’
the J t. Hi team in 111’
a game to bg n at • . '
! Il t i<ms
Ippe.lL
n a life
! I tni t
11 guilts
■ ' ear is
i ■ li.nged
wit
‘ 19 .
ZEBRAS TO HOST HICO
Football Opens This Friday
I
conditioning, tile floor,
desk, file drawers, type-
writer, flourescent lights
.i.mds lew
ai- k bum
l to the
i' limits
ew state
i 1 wtt
11.
1 ii ted
' m ■ ' 1 '
Mith 'he
1953. opratng
lasstenm until
•WR*. Er
eu-
“N02
302
‘Ns
l t the < enter that m me in need
it its sers 1 es ate turned • iwas
| no matter how cr itic ai thevase.
which operates for 1 des. r
man and I atm I qupme
\ovm‘ 11) at I awn
Brands of all who i
Round I p are -t m
walls at the ( enter
The Grandview Zebra", will
open the ‘73 football season
Friday night when they meet
call to a residence fire last ,
Indas night to what is known
as the Cot lin house located
in t he nor’tm part of Hill
( ounty
lhe house whi h had been
vac .ml for some time, was c om
be located on the
1 u ke!' and Ihmali ’A vn
MEMBFR F, D, | (
with the help
I be Home' 1
game has twen so
5 when the Ze' -
uni of its plant in
A lene could be
it in the beginning
■ e i an T aster Seal
i ci crof ill ■ Cli >1
p.o,bax 15136
nlas,tex.752 35
4
J
reminder of ' neighbor help
vehbor philosophvot ranch
at \elene.
Hie center was established
This year's
(attic Sale.
I imse Sale,
ie purpmose of aiding the ] dent
VOI 18 NO 4
( UlDU‘ T blBLE
4 ' ‘ F( • THE YOUTH
courthouse square in Cle-
burne, Mondays, * to
p. m. C a 11 645-09"s, 1-
varado Square, I uesdays,
10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Call
783-8887 or 7-3-8891;
courthouse square, Cle-
burne, 1 uesdays, 3 to
p.m. Call 645-00-. Har-
rison's lexaco, Burleson
Wilshire Blvd. (highwap
14), 3 to 7 p.m. Wed-
nesdays. Call 295-905.
Hours other than above
call Fort Worth (collect*
334-3572
head. A 22-calber
. found nearby.
game will get underway .
o'clock
Ilie Zebras and 1 pers.
‘A few good men” will
be attracted by a bright
red van, with gold letter-
ing and a white dome.
1 he new van is a com-
plete office :. wheels E r
1 Gy/Sgt. Jerry Miller,
I l nired States Marne re-
Randy Rice aind I am Smith
The tragic and untimely
death of David Stout cast a
lhe center has j and active in 4-H (Tub work
Johnso ' Hint y ( harolais
Nssociatim et at the Gom
munitv Cenm in Grandview,
non-profit ' courteous in his manners and
A F CAPTAINRECEVF
ADDUIONAL MELAL
Memorial Hospital, Arlington.
David was found by family
members in a bathroom of the
Stout home about 2 15 p.m.
Sunday with a gunshot wound
, Beturehty nig • Willard Robert-
on vice pt sident presided
L\s VH(,)
Air I or " ' .
Peach $
Sam 1 Pe. .
■ High an. ( .
hdaNau
1,11/1. itus r .N e age
’ i. 1 i' 't tmdence As a
new or ii'U"1
the both l i
Squndrim .I lit' ; ' 1
Xu . ,
Ihe . .ip' ir
sioed in 1 • - ■ . ■'
trinn ' >ttli el I:
at I ki ane \! 1
\ 14 "i gr wtt
High Sc h.. I H. .
the Hico l‛ig
field. The i
in the fall
Ie to go mt ।
ini abut $ 2 ' 1
in i pu
t h< ' ust
We have low
cost financing
i et our harv t elp
you purchase d at
\ ph a * h det
( apt am l ,
I.Il-Il I is "'l -
( hath", i tthe
Dallas
awards o
aetial a 1
g to. 'll.'
*01 (etolm
s 1,0-.' th"
The youth was rushed to
Memral Hospital, Clebume,
then transferred to Arlington
Memorial Hospital, but was
dead on arrival.
He was a sixth-grade stu-
, dent in the (irandvew schols,
popular with his < lassmates
. and other triends He was very
Worth. His parents were P H
and Mona Norton Stout They
survive him
The family moved to the
Barnesville community about
four miles northeast of Grand
view two and one-half years
ago.
Besides hrs parents, David
is survived by two sisters
Mrs Terri Hass of Springlake
North Carolina and Laurie
Stout of the home, and his
grandparents, Mr and Mrs
Glen Norton and Mr and Mrs.
R H Stout all of Fort Worth
Funeral services were held
at 2 p.m Wednesday at the
First United Methodist Church
with Rev Tim Russell of Azle
and Rev John Loggins of
Grandview officiating
Pallbearers were Troy
Richardson Lonnie ( oble
Kelley Russell, and Jimmie
F. Skeets of Grandview . Ranch
Wilson of Arlington and Dick
Killian of Fort Worth
interment was in the (irand-
view Cemetery with Clayton
Ka Funeral Home in charge
of arrangements
Mituation
Overall pi "dm tion of feed
erains this year will about equal
world demand, I S Depart
i: ent ed Ac iculture officials
say
Spee d:, crop by c rop predic-
turns add to slightly less than
fully meeting demand The
wheat crop is forecost abeut
4 .‘>00.000 tons below demand
with the feed grain c rop about
5.000,001 tons short
The world s grain stocks,
would be slghtly reduced during
the coming year Rut stocks can
be partly or fully upset by har
vests laters this year throughout
the world
The new report says that Rus
sia is still expecting a record
grain crop this year Net grain
production is estimated at
150,000 000 tons, compared with
127,000,00 tons last year
Im that is when the 20th burth
d.v nt the < enter will b < ele
bratel withopen house Sundav
afternoon, the 21st
Hu (ktolt meeting elite
tot the ( harolais Association
will I"' on (ktober 1(> due to
cimflcting State Tan at tin
ties at the regular date
.uit a/wut 2t l et the budget . cruiter for Johnson
and fan s a re • urged 1
and support the squad
Returning let ter men in
Butch Johnson. Ronnie 1
man , Mike Sam R k hov
cuing the । sence of Ralph
1 ill who w. enronite to Ire-
| .an : Ho s' sses were hits.
‘ sket Me > .. ev a n d Mrs.
ihnny King Hester Mose lev
Was pt'>grai < hair man and
r "l.i' ed hnl lev Smith,
eutive d tor of W e s t
I ec.is Reha ihitatiom ( enter
t ) tolx r X
ire e l ntts provde .
Resident' ot the town and
rural areas are asked to be on
the lookout for any vehicles
or suspio, prsons seen
around buildings especially
vat ant ones and not if v the
law immediate A
as a aV1M* "
completed i H-"
l । omdit i' .ns tr a' ! .■
I br 19 .
He was hm
I XI B Nn .. . 1 .
mi apped
,'t-.v steadlK
*
(RANVItA AH M'
1 1 f / I 11 f । | k
with a low
iwple Operating budget is-----------------------
। ■ et ,i halt million dollars an- AA
' s . Marine recruiter
GRANDVIEW ZEBRAS
(‘oaches Ims
turning let teniien ! he team
is expec ted to improve gn.itls
. when det.ii Ishavtbeensmoeti
ed out after the ~ttseu*cpe*1
b’ no h< r- and St(M k tarme1s
11 ■’ . the Southwest hav e
. ' ii : i .using Round I p tot
111*1 ( hildren in Septem
'•••i whih wenetit* the West
l • R»‘h.ihilit.it n»n ( enter
w’pnnin, Neptemhet 24 .it
kbleene lhe rane hers donate
 

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