The Clarksville Times (Clarksville, Tex.), Vol. 97, No. 39, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 16, 1969 Page: 4 of 14
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tarkftvlll# Thursday, October 16, 1969
e Hunting Authorized in
i River Go* Nov. 8-30
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MM0 to MiaofMri u h portlm of the mast producing
jrbdMnrCoatyeoTtr- apaclaa upon which tear hards
uatoty 29,000 acres, ara hoavUy dependent for winter
to information ro- food, namaly acorns,
firom tha Tasaa Parka Drought conditions which
DapartmawL Tha hava prevail*! throughout moat
will ran concur rant- of tha aummer and aarly fail
tka regular daar aaaaon hava raaultad In a reduced aup-
• through 90 laclu- ply of native deerBrdwse as well
r aa raduclng tha quality of that
to a Dapartmant browsa. which la avallabla.
tha nacaaalty of Thua daar hardiln tha affactad
and/or doa araa find thamsalvas crowdad
was brought about by a Into smallar shaltar sraas with
l of factors Including raducad food auppllas. Daar
of aatlva daar ranga aumbars axcaad tha ranga
tlmbar ramoval la tha carrying capacity and sarlous
covarlag savaral thousand consaquancas may raault If
and tha aftects of drought tbasa numbers ara not sub-
which hava raducad stantlally raducad. ■
of aatlva, daar foods. Most cattlaman will undar-
raductlon of aatlva daar stand tha Dapartmant's dacisloo
has baao tha moat slgnlfl- to ramova antlsrlaas daar slnca
factor lnvolvad lntbadacl- moat of tham hava found It
to ramova antlsrlaas daar. nacassary to ramov« cattle
dmataly 3,000 acres from their raagas already, due
too proposed araa hava to an lnkdaquata food supply,
cleared during tha past permits will be Issued to
irs and other areas hava bonaflds landowners or thalr
heavily timbered during authorised agent at tha ratqof
same period. These prac- 1 permit for ovary 60 acres
owned within tbs antler lass
araa. A map showing the loca-
tion of the area appears else-
where^ this newspaper and
may also be seen at tha County
Courthouse on tha bulletin
board. __ __
Landowners may apply for
thalr allotted number of per-
mits at the County Courthouse
on October 23 and 24th. Land-
owners ara asked to bring soma
evidence of ownership such ah
tax receipts whan they apply,
for permits.
Every landowner who leases
property for hunting purposes
must first procure a shooting
preserve license. A game
management officer will be at
the courthouse on tha same days
that doa hunting permits ara
issued to Issue shooting pre-
serve licenses.
Landowners who will be re-
quired to hava shooting
preserve licenses lire urged to
secure them on one of these
days. _‘
HUGHSTON A SON
INSURANCE
IMPROVEMENTS
From Page One
and all other things that will
create an unpleasant atmos-
phere. ,
2. During the month jpf
November, communities with-
out dump yards will work on
getting one established In thalr
communities. They will also
stress the lmportancqj>f.keep-
tng trash off thdlflghways. The
county Extension Agents will
also stress the Importance of
community dump grounds and
beautification In community
meetings.
3. -ThS Utter portion of Feb-
ruary and the first week of
March the Community Improve-
ment Council will sponsor a
county-wide meeting for all
Interested persons on County
Beautification. The guest
speaker will be Reagan Brown,
sociology specUUst of the Agri-
cultural Extension Service on
Community Improvement.
4. The Council decided that
if a community wanted to take
part in the Community Improve-
ment Contest in April, they will
be expected to attend three out
of five Council meetings for the
rest of the year. There were
four communities present at the
meeting. They were Martin
Stjjloh, Lanes Chapel, Fulbrlght
and Haywood. It U Important
that the other communities at-
tend the Council meetings so
they will know the program, for
the year. All officers succeed
themselves. ’ Mrs. Pruitt was
elected the vice-chairman for
the year.
, Fellowship among the com-
munities U very Important. The
community that pteys together
Is the community that stays
together.
Plane Crash Takes
Life J. B. Ponder
ponfkr, a Texas Inter- Irving. Born at Clarksville
I Amines
national ^AuWes pilot, was if ay 21, 1939, he was the son
killed at Jasper, Texas, Sunday of Bartoe and the late Neu
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$11.95 to $25.00
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PJC Offering
Adult Courses
The Community Services
Program at Paris Junior Col-
lege la planning to offer a series
of short courses to surrounding
communities.
Advisory committees have
met with the director .of Com-
munity Services, Mrs. June
Jones, and Dean of instruction,
BUI R. Moseley, and other
faculty members to define pos-
sible areas of Interest.
Suggested programs are
listed In an advertisement in
today's paper convenient for
return to the college. Each
course will be directed by a
qualified Instructor In the field.
A minimum fee will be charged
to cover the cost of the course.
These are non-college credit
courses but one or more may
be the means of Improving one's
qualifications for a Job or Job
advancement, Mrs. Jones said.
Courses in ceramics and
tailoring are scheduled to begin
October 21. The ceramics
class will meet each Tuesday
morning for 10 weeks and the
tailoring class will meet on
Tuesday nights for 6 weeks.
Further Information may be
obtained by calling the Com-
munity Services Office of the
college, SU 4-6601, extension
31.
Back-to-School
Night Sponsored
■ Clarksville P-TA Is sponsor-
ing Back-to-School Night Oct.
20 at 7:30 P.m. All parents
are Invited.
A short business meeting will
be held In the Clarksville junior
High Cafeteria, after which
parents will be dismissed to
visit their children’s class-
rooms in the Elemeptary, Inter-
mediate and junior High build-
ings.
whop the exhibition plane he
was flying crashed and burned.
He was participating In an air
show In connection with the
dedication of a new airport at
Jasper.
He had performed In
acrobatic shows and was flying
a Piper Club J-3 which hit a
tree as he attempted to roll the
Plane on takeoff.
- witnessing the fatal mishap
was Bartoe Ponder, tether, who
had flown from Clarksville with
his son for the alt show.
The crash victim lived with
his family at 3618 West Chime,
Award Presented
Maj. Bobby Gray
Colorado Springs, C0I0.--U.
S. Air Force Major Bobby J.
Gray, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Vernon Gray, Route 4, C larks-
vUle, Texas, has been decorated
with the Meritorious Service
Medal at Ent AFB, Colorado.
Major Gray distinguished
himself while assigned to the
Base Computer Systems Branch
at the USAF Military Personnel
Center, Randolph AFB, Tex.
His dedication, perseverance
and managerial ability brought
significant advancement to the
management of the personnel
function at base level.
The major is now deputy
director of personnel systems
at Aerospace Defense Command
headquarters, Ent.
Major Gray was commission-
ed In 1954 through Officer Can-
didate School.
A 1945 graduate of Clarks-
ville High School, he attended
Paris Junior College, the Uni-
versity of Alabama and the Uni-
versity of Nebraska at Omaha.
His wife, Helen,Ja the daugh-
ter of Wililam L. Dowdy, 3504
Gordon Ave., Fort Worth, Tex.
partment of Housing and Urban
Development has approved a
loan of $248,702 to the Housing
Authority of Bogata, Texas.
The loan will finance the con-
struction of low-rent housing
units for, the elderly.
(Crow; Ponder.
Survivors include his father
and step-mother, Clarksville;
wife, Bobble, Irving; son,
Robert Ponder, Irving; sister,
Mrs. James King, Hot Springs,
Ark., and brother, Harold
Ponder, Arlington.
The body was brought to
1-Inf
Jolley’s Funeral Home from
Jasper and forwarded to Crane
Funeral Home In Dallas.
Last rites were conducted
Tuesday at 10 a.m. In Holy
Father of the Naxarlne Church
of Irving by Msgr. Rehykemper.
Interment was In Calvary Hill
cemetery, Dallas.
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Congressman Wright Patman
announced Tuesday that the De-
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Communiti
Goal is Hig\
A better way
has not been devl
grams of aid to
maintenance of w|
contributions,
satisfactorily In
number of years,
course to all the
met by the gener
which move peopl
need. Some areas!
the varied and brq
served by the Corj
good reasons. Bu
of th.s great age|
amount of good
accounts for the
here and elsewhei|
satisfaction from
fund raising.
This week the od
presented to the!
County to supportl
Scores of lndivlduf
contributing mone!
off from their wc
Inviting partlclpatl
the next 12 month/
welcome fromeve|
tor. No more app
haps could be glsj
buttons ready,
able manner of cl
the Job completed f
Not all enterpr
Community Chestl
by everyone. Nof
their personal fee|
few prospective
luctant to allow tl
because they ass!
out of the county.1
Much of the totaf
Projects and act
are benefited dlr|
the Public Libra
The goal Is hlgH
people are well al|
and more.
(Questions
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A Pentagon spq|
the Air Force did
intercepting alrri
built MIG17 pilot!
had arrived overf
da, raises dlsturtf
protected are ourl
tary Installations!
If one plane can f
tected, perhaps a|
and mlsslli-carr
to carry out a ral
cities and stra{
-bases In Cuba.
All that may
gardlng Soviet cd
to remove IBM si
gathered throng!
concerning concl
Cuba do not rul«f
Castro’s Island
launching pad fa
Florida and mOs<|
Arguments hav
the ABM and thl
have grown In vl
cemlng the adv|
armed forces 1(
In defense of der
we have been cl
falling to ask th^
and others In
accountability at
at home and pai|
country most, ’
Inspired attack
the questions tha
threat are lndee
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county told of
a huff when lnfod
to fill our appll|
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CLARKSVILLE,
TEXAS
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Hurt, Jimmy. The Clarksville Times (Clarksville, Tex.), Vol. 97, No. 39, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 16, 1969, newspaper, October 16, 1969; Clarksville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth911471/m1/4/: accessed May 25, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Red River County Public Library.