15 Aug 1977
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Newspaper
Burnet County Bulletin
Location
Burnet, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1977
Page
1
Burnet Bull dog Boosters Club meets at 7 p.m. in the high school auditorium to discuss the football season and a membership drive. They plan the annual kick off barbecue for the players and a bus charter for the October 7 Sonora game. Fred York coordinates parent and fan transportation to cover buses for players and older supporters to avoid driving at all.
Burnet ISD schedules a 2,474,052 dollar budget for 1977 78 with a public hearing during the regular meeting at Burnet High School. The agenda includes a student behavior case, a boundary dispute review, field sale talks with the city, TEA correspondence, teacher contract renewal, and bids for petroleum and gas contracts.
Bertram City Council and the Volunteer Fire Department held an emergency meeting to decide on expanding the Water Department Fire Hall. The 3-1 vote approved the plan contingent on zoning compliance and a confirmed property line, with neighbor Mr. Grant voicing concerns about shading. The mayor noted Fred Felan’s dissent as unusually frequent. A bat disrupted the meeting briefly before leaving.
Burnet Texas city council agenda includes zoning commission expansion to nine members, grant projects, traffic control upgrades with 1 1/2 inch overlay on highways 29 and 281, and protected left turns. Citizens address barking dogs in the neighborhood. executive session to discuss a prospective finance director. The meeting covers CETA workers for planning and a federal utility relief grant contract. The 7 30 PM session location to be announced.
Classified notice for Tim Vente at Box 45436 Las Texas. Ends with address details and possible organization reference. No additional context or dates provided.
Friday afternoon rainfall finally broke a months long drought. The brief showers followed Thursday’s previews and saved grasses from fire danger, though mud delayed the Fiddlers Festival and left paths slick.
Marble Falls pre registration begins August 18 at the elementary cafeteria for new elementary students from 10 a.m. to noon and 1 p.m. to 3 30 p.m. Parents must bring birth certificates and immunization records. Kindergarten to first grade pre registration is August 19 in the same location with morning and afternoon sessions.
Rotary International District Governor Vann S. Taylor, M.D., will visit the Burnet Club on August 16 and 17. A social gathering and supper are planned August 16 at Buckner's Boys Ranch at 7 PM, followed by a noon address August 17 at the Highlander Inn during the club’s regular meeting.
The Highland Lakes Area Business and Professional Women's Club meets August 16 at the new Herman Brown Library in Burnet at 7 for a get acquainted session and to plan the August 20 installation banquet. The club, now 58 members, reports 429 dollars deposited in a youth and civic fund from the Mini Youth Jamboree co sponsored with John Landtroop to fund recreational facilities for area youth.
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