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Newspaper
Burnet County Bulletin
Location
Burnet, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1975
Page
11
Debbie Moore received the National Scholastic Scholarship while the David Nesista Memorial Award was presented by Mrs. Hubert Sehnelle representing Delta Zeta to Belinda Lockhart.
Dr. Dennis McIntosh of the Texas Veterinary Medical Association warns pets are susceptible to cancer including breast cancer in mature unspayed female dogs. Early vet checks for lumps and nonhealing sores can aid diagnosis and treatment. Cats are at risk too. contact a local veterinarian with questions. Round Mountain notices include Opal Shahan’s trip to Fort Worth for a son’s graduation and local cancer meeting events in Blanco.
Beta Rho Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha met at Tonita Williams home on Monday night May 26. Williams led an educational program on birth defects and served refreshments to eight members after the opening ritual. Secretary Josie Ramirez read April 26 minutes and roll call. Officers and committee chairs reported on upcoming year activities. Attendees included Tonita Willits Kathy Savage Josie Ramirez Judy Fott Cathy Thomas Donna Coe Barbara O'Neal and Jane Smith.
Capitol Area Council of the Boy Scouts appeals for donations to fund camp scholarships. One scout’s week at camp costs 35 dollars including meals, tents, and insurance. Donations can be sent to the council headquarters in Austin or by calling 512 926 6363, supporting Lost Pines and Wilderness camps in Bastrop.
Highland Arts and Crafts Guild welcomes Fred Wodta to discuss wood carving history from ancient Egypt to Renaissance masters. The group promotes a June 7 art show at the old Methodist Church from 10 am to 6 pm with works priced up to 20 dollars and proceeds benefiting local crafts.
A concise proverb notes that careless or incomplete work requires repeating effort. The saying emphasizes diligence and thoroughness, urging careful execution to avoid redoing tasks. The origin is a common workplace adage reflecting practical wisdom.
Local residents from Blanco Kerrville Marble Falls and Weimar attend family gatherings anniversaries and church events. The excerpt lists visits from the Joneses Smiths and Hyatts, a Home Demonstration Club meeting hosted by Roscoe Parker and Sadie Sharp, and multiple meals and receptions with many neighbors named. The June meeting will be at Mrs Turbivilles home.
Mr and Mrs Max Wenmohl attended a Travel Trailer Ramblers Club meeting in Utopia from Friday to Sunday with members gathering to discuss trips and club activities.
Home Economics column advises making a Sunday planning session to list tasks for the summer. Create a long term list with priorities, then break into smaller lists with deadlines. Suggest assigning duties to each household member to improve organization and reduce procrastination.
Mrs Floy Ross Green and Mrs Sidney Robough of Austin visited the Roscoe Parkers Friday.
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