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Newspaper
Burnet County Bulletin
Location
Burnet, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1977
Page
3
Dr George Scott Allen has been elected to a four year term on the Drury College Board of Trustees in Springfield Missouri. He was named to the post at the May 23 meeting after completing two years of pre medical training at Drury and a year in the Physics Department.
All Burnet women attend 7 30 p m Monday May 30 at the Presbyterian Church. The Kirby family from Buckner Boy's Ranch present the program. Invitees share fellowship and enjoy the event.
A Hill Country resident Fred Howlett recalls a neighbor nicknamed Borrowing Wally famed for taking without paying. He shares Wallys eccentric foods including oysters sautéed with onions sage and port, served on wild rice, noting dentures as a substitute for teeth in a quirky reminiscence.
Burnet author and local resident Robert F Turner has released Stuff About Things a collection of short stories about everyday people. Each page includes a brief philosophical note with scriptural illustrations offering thought provoking commentary drawn from Turner's Kentucky roots and travels.
Burnet Intermediate School holds graduation Monday at 7 p.m. in Bryce Taylor Auditorium. Valedictorian Donna Teague presents the class address and Salutatorian Kay Mallett delivers the welcome. Honor student Kathy Hicks and honor students Elizabeth Fry and Karen Odiorne participate with invocations and diplomas presented by Johnny De Spain. Superintendent Wilkin and Principal Smith also take part.
Marble Falls Junior High will hold graduation exercises Friday June 3 at 7 30 p m in Marble Falls High School gym. Kenneth Moore junior high principal presides over the ceremony. Class valedictorian Joe Don Dockery gives the welcome. Charles Hundley Marble Falls ISD superintendent delivers the main address. Honor students presented by Principal Noore.
The Highland Lakes Tourist Association board meets at noon Friday June 3 at Inmans Kitchen Llano. Agenda covers Miss Highland Lakes pageant progress June 17 at Ramblin Rose Llano, spring advertising results, and the membership campaign with a brass engraved belt buckle prize for signing two new members.
Texas Comptroller Bob Bullock reported that the first seven months of fiscal 1977 brought $2.24 billion in tax collections, up $315.8 million from fiscal 1976. Sales tax up 16 percent, motor vehicle tax up 25 percent, natural gas tax up 33 percent, with corporate franchise tax boosted by a court settlement.
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