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Newspaper
Burnet County Bulletin
Location
Burnet, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1975
Page
2
Huntsville May 14 two Burnet students earned degrees from Sam Houston State University during spring commencement. John Weston McCoy received a Bachelor of Science and Robert Fllis Brannon earned a Bachelor of Business Administration.
The Burnet County 4-H Council met Friday May 23 1975 at 4 pm at the Burnet County Fair Bark. Eleven members two visitors and six adults attended. Plans were made for the County 4-H Dress Review District 4-H Leadership Lab Tess 4-H Congress and 4-H records. Newly elected officers for 1976 include Glenn Wis chair Jeanne Yturra vice chair Cheryl Taylor secretary treasurer Steve Ebeling delegate at large. Other members present were Todd Bostie Betsy Roberts Marcus Patterson Marsha Foss Robert Burns Randi Weston and Mark Mend.
LCRA outlines a proposed budget total near 60 million in sales and 81.9 million for next year with bond funds covering about 32 million for Fayette Power Project. The plan includes oil storage sales, vehicle replacements, and a 12.95 million labor total plus a 306 thousand cost of living allowance. Engineers favor coal from Docker Coal Co with 50 million tons contracted, while wind and solar receive limited roles and fusion remains a long term prospect. Media tour included a luncheon and plant tour at Lake Buchanan and Ferguson Steam Plant near Marble Falls.
Nida Rudd of Buchanan Arts and Crafts is spotlighted as Artist of the Month and will display paintings at the First State Bank of Burnet during June. She moved to Lake Buchanan area three and a half years ago and studied with John Richardson in Nashville as well as Anna Hurley, Laura Howell, and Henry Wallace.
Berry Pickers suspects tied to May 20 Arlington theft of a pickup later found at Porter’s vacation cabin near Burnet. The duo admitted stealing items from Jack Joy’s home, a Crow ranch trailer, and the Bulldog Drive-In between May 24 and June 1. Recovered items include the Crow property goods and a 30-30 rifle. Porter faces felony Burglary charges in city and county courts with bonds totaling 5 000, Blair faces 3 000. Arlington will press vehicle theft charges against Porter.
Burnet High School graduates from 1930 to 1940 are invited to an open house June 14 from 1:00 to 5:00 pm at the LCRA Administration. Teachers who taught in the 1930s may attend. Event chairmen are Mr and Mrs Ed Young and Mrs Ruth Kelley of Burnet. After the open house, the 1935 class will hold its reunion.
The Burnet Church Of Christ invites all ages to a five day Vacation Bible School at 1028 Vanderveer Street. Transportation is available by calling 756-2253 or 756-4811. The theme Love Is The Way is published by Gospel Teachers Publications in Dallas. Daily schedule covers assemblies and two class periods with a refreshment break each morning.
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