Kerrville Mountain Sun (Newspaper) - October 7, 1976, Ingleside, Texas IIK X Dallas Texas 75235 15 Of IN TBt V TBf BILLS Vol 95 No 52 Published Every Thursday At Kerrville Texas 26 Pages in 2 Sections October 7 1976 POUT HAND KNOWLEDGE All seventh grade science students from Hal Jon lor High School visited the logy Station Tuesday Dr Roger Drummond officer la charge of the research unit said this is an annual event for the youngsters some of whom are seen above as they dismounted from the bus by Joyce Behrend Interest High In Open Horse Show Saturday Interest is high and several hundred entries are expected Saturday for Kerr first annual open horse show Entries are expected from all over the area from San Angelo Del Rio Sonora and even one entry from Tucson Arizona The event to be held at the Kerr Country Junior Horse Club Arena starts at fO and is by the Chamber of Autos Added To School Tax Rolls Automobiles were added to the tax rolls of the Kerrville Independent School District for the first time this year and Tax Mrs Juanita Maples explained the move was necessary Under provisions of the school financing autos are taxable as well as other personal pro perty and there is no provision for exemption If these vehicles were not added to the tax rolls funds for the district would be eliminated at the state level she added Mrs Maples explained that a depreciation scale has been worked out and only 197276 cars are taxed They range from for a 1972 Mazda to for a 1976 Cadillac De La Rosa Indicted Joe E De La Rosa 20 Kerrville has been indicted by the Kendall County Grand Jury for possession of heroin accor ding to District Attorney Joe Grady Tuck Commerce There will be trophies and ribbons aplenty for all 31 events including a saddle for the all around champion horse and blanket tor the high point youth Probably the youngest entry is 13 months old Bonnie Martin daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Martin of Sonora The young lady is entered in the lead line class for six year olds and under There are 14 events in the halter 16 in the performance classes These include team goat tying grea sed pig race and the more customary events such as youth barrel racing and tie down roping Leroy Elbell of New Braunfels will be the judge and the secretary is Louise Kneese Obie Grief is the chamber of commerce committee member who is coordinating the event Grief said the event was to call attention to the ranching Weather The high temperature for the week was 82 degrees low 50 degrees and 35 inch of rain This is the report of the USDA Office Official Weather Observers In comparison with the same week last year the high was 83 degrees and low 38 degrees High Low Sept 29 67 55 Sept 30 75 50 Oct 1 82 50 Oct 2 81 58 Oct 3 82 56 Oct 4 78 66 Oct 5 81 56 industry which is the largest single income for the county Hopefully we can expand it in future years to a three or four day show and make a fall festival from the MIKE FAMILY Mr aM Mn Mania Bear art mUrato of aaa ha has pay chased a part interest la Cricks be In Heroin Trial Crystal Otwell Shuptrine of Comfort waived a jury trial and plead guilty to charges of pos session of heroin in the District Court last week Judge A P Allison ruled that the defendants guilt was substan tiated According to District Attorney Murray Jordan the court fur ther found it is in the best interest of society and the defendant that further proceed ings be deferred without enter ing an adjudication of She was placed on probation for five years during which she is to conform to all of the require ments provided by a proba sentence according to Jordan Norris Buys Part Interest In Cricks Richard Crick has announced that the Mike Norris family is now associated with the furni ture division of Cricks Inc Norris was manager of four of the larger Lacks Stores before he was merchandise manager for the 21 store chain Norris comes to purchase a part of Cricks with a wide range of knowledge and experience in the furniture said Crick He is a native of San Antonio where he attended Jef ferson High School and San Antonio College before attend ing the University of Texas at Austin He worked his way through school in the furniture and appliance business Norris was employed by the Jorrie Furniture Co in San Antonio in 1968 and sty ted to work for Lacks Furniture Cen ters the next and his wife have lived in seven cities in Texas and have been active in church civic clubs and retail associations Mr and Mrs Norris have a three year old son Michael Bear and reside at 703 North Lewis Street and arc members of the First Christian Church VFW Area Meeting Sunday Several hundred are expected for the W fall convention in Kerrville Sunday when the Heart of the Hills Post 1480 will be host Veterans and the ladies auxiliary will start arriving at 9 at the post headquarters on Thompson Drive Commander Eugene Schnei der will welcome the guests followed by a welcome from Ben Low president of the Chamber of Commerce District Commander Ross Bailey of Handera and District Ladies Auxiliary Commander Lois Bailey will be on the program The guest speaker will be Robert Speake of Denton who is state junior vice commander Speake who is of a savings and loan association is a decorated Navy veteran of World War II and has served the in numerous positions during the past 28 years Mrs Shelby L Surratt state chief of staff of the Ladies Auxiliary of Palestine will represent the State organization at the convention She was state president in 196667 and has served as national historian national banner bearer and two years as national council mem ber of the national organization Runaway High Speed Chase L Bug Lawmen A high speed chase and a runaway prisoner provided the excitement for Kerr Country lawmen during the week Last Wednesday night a 21 year old Kerrville man riding a motorcycle started the chase on the Harper Road He was fol lowed into Gillespie County where he was captured at a roadblock after achieving speeds of over IIS miles per hour He was charged there with exhibition of acceleration and fleeing officers Donald R Van Der Maelen 19 of Comfort was booked by City police early Sunday morn ing and ran away from officers when he was taken to the Court House for booking As he was being processed in the Sheriffs office he took to his heels and was later recaptured in a nearby lumber yard Justice of the Peace James J set a bond on charges of escape and on a charge of theft Eddie D Dean 30 of En dover was arrested by the Kerrville Police Department in connection with the theft of tools from the Peterson Hospital annex Top Female Gymnastics Coming Oct 16 The largest exhibition of top flight female gymnastics ever to appear in the Texas Hill Country will be in Kerrville October 1617 at the Municipal Auditorium A public show will be ted at 8 October when five of Texas top female will perform in a demonstration on a wide variety of equipment spe imported for the event Sponsored by the Hill Country Gymnastics Association it will be a highlight of nearly 40 hours of professional instruct ion demonstration and tech nique Maj James F Griffin whose wife Rachel is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Waldo Coc has been assigned to duty at An drews AFR Md ELECTS New officers were named at the October meeting of the Board of Directors to serve the Hill Country Arts From Ml are Eddie Sears 1st president Clar ence E Knaack M vice Mrs Mrs Max sec John F treasurer Not to the 2nd vice president Reran Walker photo by Bat Tourney For Kerr United Way Riverhill Country Club of Kerrville will host area golfers Wednesday when the second annual United Way Golf tour gets underway In support of the local United Way Drive Mana ger Jim Shirley said that members as well a s non cart and the green fee fir each golfer would be added to the Kerr County Fund Drive which will be held October 15th through November 15th Shirley said that Riverhill will provide a set of irons valued at to the Tourney winner and Rector United Way Drive Chairman said that 12 other prizes donated by local mer chants would go to other tour ney winners Golfing will get underway at and up to 200 golfers can be accommodated on that day Shirley noted that those unable to attend on Wednesday may play on Thursday the following day but that while their green fee will still go to the United Way they would not be eligible for any of the prizes which will be awarded on Wed only For starting times October 13th interested on golfers should call 8961400 Guadalupe Savings Is Open A new financial institution officially opened its doors Fri day in Kerrville and will be called Guadalupe Savings and Loan Association The an by Board Chairman Dr Duan Packard a Kerrville physician came Wednesday after receiv ing notification from the Federal Home Loan Bank Named as President of Guad Savings was Virgil R Savoy Other members of the Board of Directors Dr Packard and Savoy who are also officers include Jim Weather by and Mrs secretary treasurer Other members of the Board of Directors include James Avery Rex McElroy James E Nugent Price Dr John Sandidge and Chas Schreiner IV According to Dr Packard Guadalupe Savings and Loan Association is a stock associa tion owned by nearly ISO local It is our objective to offer a full range of savings invest Paga U Lt Col Guy Hepler Salvation Army Unit Honored The Kerr County unit of the Salvation Army won high praise from the top three officials in Texas at their banquet day evening The many teers in Kerr Country were honored for their dedication and efforts by Lt Col Guy Hepler Texas Division Commander Richard Crick who is chair man of the 36 member unit committee said the local opera tion is the largest volunteer service unit in the world The clothing center the medical center and the regular Salvation Army projects make this area unique The meeting was held at the First Christian Church with ladies of the church serving dinner to about ISO people In addition to Hepler Dan Eddy service unit director for Wm Barnes local field representative were also on the program All were high in their praise of the Kerrville unit and Hepler said All the Salva tion Army world knows of the unusual services of this Kerr County unit and the dedication from you volunteers that is Two In County Court Judge Julius heard two cases in the Kerr County Court Friday and both waived jury trials Claud Moses was lined on charges of driving while intoxicated and given a three day jail term George M was fined on charges of tam pering with physical evidence Jacquelyn loch of 933 Garden received a bachelor of business adminis tration degree at the University ut Texas in Austin at the close of the summer session SCAF Officers Named The Hill Country Arts Foun announced the election of fleers for the 197677 year liose elected are Mrs Byron alrymple president Eddie ears first vice president lerman Walker second vice resident E Knsack lird vice president Mrs Max liomas secretary and John F Jobes treasurer The Board of Directors also includes Mrs Dan Auld Mrs Carl DiDard John Duncan Mrs David Pace Mrs Cooper Ragan Mrs Rhea Roddy Mrs Mamie Webb Mrs Fred West and Hull In keep ing with the policy of electing Board members for a specific term of service Ed Phelps Jr and Andy Ritch retired from the group this year The first order of business for the new Board will be the annual membership drive which will be aimed at expanding the foundation membership Plans include an effort to secure greater involvement of the Hill Country business community in the activities of The new Board represents an energetic approach by the Foundation to increase com munity involvement Lions Hear Of Community Education Ed Hamilton director of the Community Education Program in the Kerrville Public Schools was the speaker for the Kerr ville Lions Club when members met Tuesday at Holiday Inn Dr Burditt presided at the business session The program which is spon sored by the Texas Education Association is meeting with overwhelming success Approx 20 courses of study arc being offered Among the most popular arc lessons in baby sitting which is offered for 13 and N year olds Classes are offered one night a week Sid Harris reminded the members that the annual Bowl ing Tournament will be held the last two weekends of this month Open For Business A new eating place in Kerr ville has opened on Highway 16 in Kerrville South The new firm is owned and operated by Mr and Mrs Bernardo Hunter and will have a grand opening at a later date Building In City Soaring Building in the City of Kerrville continues to set new records with a total of filed in September according to City Inspector John Steelman This brings the total for the year to By way of comparison the totals for 1976 were and The permits Issued in Sep tember included Ron Coryell residence at 438 Coronado John Miller residence at 430 Forest Ridge Leon Long residence at 1005 Nancy Beth Roger Van Cleave remodel ing at 624 Jefferson Robert W Payne addi tions at 238 Fairview Kerrville Independent School District slab for freezer at 1010 Barnett Harley Beck tear down building at 829 Main Perma Stone store front at Earl Garrett Perma Stone replace store front at 221 Earl Garrett additions at 411 Lucille Owen enclose carport at 1005 Barbara Ann Joe Ayala additions at 328 MOO store room at Elm Mrs Ella Phelps tear down house at 321 W Schreiner Mrs Peterson additions at 317 Lowry Hill Country Lumber addi tions at 509 Spike Scotties Mobile Home Ser vice carport at 29 N Sunset Randy Seymour additions at 611 Bow Lane Ezequiel Davila drive way at 412 Charles Norman Maurer additions at 1605 First Mrs Tom Webb additions at 525 Lytle Jim Kuchar storage at 130 Village Thomas Raine additions at 709 Margaret John Ross move house from 813 Jefferson Mrs Mutzig additions at 407 N Lewis Both Kiwanis Install New Officers Officers for the Kerrville and Kerr County Kiwanis Clubs were installed last Thursday at noon at the Inn of the Hills with Paul Bushong It governor in charge Egerton Robb retiring president of the Kerrville Club and Steve Abies president of the Kerr Country Club presided Officers of the Kerrville Club are Barnett president Jack Davis and Ted Burkhart Ed Hunnicutt secretary Cliff Wood treas urer and Bob Clayton Harold Robinson David Perry Kit Werlein Al Thompson and W F Thompson directors Carlton Biermann is president of the Kerr Country Club Carl Browning Dale Blount secretary Stuart Wes ter treasurer John Miller Allen Porter Dan Montgomery and Phil DeMasco and Emerson Lutz Numerous awards were pre sented by Robb to members of club for fulfillment of various duties The Kerr Country Club metis for breakfast Friday mornings the Kerrville Club at noon Thursdays
