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Newspaper
Burnet County Bulletin
Location
Burnet, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1975
Page
10
Smiling girls show the success of center sponsored campouts this summer. After a whale weekend with 19 girls, Joanne Skirving VISTA volunteer from Burnet led the group as the program continues through the season.
Strawberries in season provide daily vitamin C and can be eaten with sugar, on ice cream or cereal, or with milk as snacks. Texas Extension Service specialist Susan Dolezabk notes their value. weather cooperated for a girls camp at Inks Lake while boys traveled to Kerrville. Activities included softball, biking cookies, treasure hunts, a Burnet carnival, and a Six Flags field trip upcoming. Preschoolers painted rocks, did balance beam exercises, and visited Dairy Queen. seventeen hungry students enjoyed a final breakfast with a Mexican dinner. Lupe Garcia and Brenda Conely won attendance and Miss Breakfast of 1975. Summer programs shift to lunch.
A youth group from a Baptist mission left June 2 at 9:00 PM for an eight day journey to Dixon TL. Twenty four youths and six sponsors travel to perform concerts lead revival services and conduct city wide canyons and sightseeing. They stay at Camp Reynolds wood two miles outside Owens.
The Hill Country District announces Camp Gene Ashby hosting Boy Scouts June 8 through 14 with about 15 badges available and a June 11 family night. Cub Scouts Lad and Dad Days are June 28 and 29 with meals provided for $4 per person.
The office shares word of a New York Strip a la Moulate and Red Snapper Forrestierres dishes as a preview. A Shakedown Cruise is planned to test equipment and train staff before the July 11 opening party. Meadowlakes hosts a golf tournament. Meadowlakes stockholders meet with a luncheon for members and wives at the Clubhouse. Guests arrive from San Antonio, Houston, Austin, and Canada.
A Marble Falls area outdoor column shares creekside observations from Back-Bone Creek. The writer describes turtle varieties in Lake Marble Falls, fishing notes, and a caution to keep hooks sharp while avoiding damaged docks. He mentions his son Craig as a guide to the turtles.
The Huchnam Indians of California believed the world would drift away unless held in place by a coyote, an elk, and a deer, forming a protective triad in their cosmology.
The Highland Lakes Tourist Association Board of Directors will hold its monthly meeting today in the Meadowlakes Resort Club house Marble Falls. City topics and visitor services are expected to be on the agenda.
A quirky report notes a birth chain beginning with four cats producing kittens. Neighbors and a local vet observe the event, with social chatter growing over the unusual feline lineage and its implications.
Texas A&I University announces 702 students earned spring Dean's List or Honor Roll honors. Dr. Mario A Benetez named 252 on the Dean's List and 450 on the Honor Roll, including Linda G Smith of Spicewood.
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