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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1977

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82nd Schuetzenfest Big Shootout At Grapetown

The 82nd Gillespie County Schuetzenfest runs Saturday and Sunday at Grapetown Range with about 80 marksmen. The event will crown the 1977 Schuetzenkoenig and top team, with a shoot-off likely for the lead. Last year’s champions Frantzen and Lochte set the pace. Stehling won the .22 rimfire division and Barons Creek took the team title.

Gillespie County Pete Krauskopf Gillespie Schuetzenbund Theo Hohenberger Chester Schmidt Werner Feller Lawrence Stehling Baron’s Creek Shooting Club Alex Schmidt Clarence Crenwelge Atlee Lochte Kenneth Lochte James Lange F.C. Lochte Bear Creek Grapetown Tivydale Hubertus Scharfschuetzen Gary Frantzen Frantzen Grapetown Range

Flags of six clubs on display at Gillespie library

The Pioneer Memorial Library hosts a tribute to the 82nd Gillespie County Schuetzenfest with banners from six clubs: Scharfschuetzen Hubertus Bear Creek Grapetown Eintracht Tivydale and Baron's Creek. The flags are on view until Friday afternoon before the Grapetown parade Saturday.

Pioneer Memorial Library Gillespie County Grapetown

Rural Home Destroyed by Daytime Fire Near Fredericksburg

The Ernst Becker house four miles south of Fredericksburg on the Pedernales River was gutted by fire during a Wednesday. Frank Becker had left for work and found the structure ruined on return. firemen battl ed embers after a late report and a wall collapse near midnight.

Ernst Becker Fredericksburg Pedernales Liveoak Frank Becker Erhard Klein Becker

Fredericksburg ISD Shifts Start Dates for 1977-78

Fredericksburg Independent School District extends the first day for students to August 29 and long inservice for teachers to August 23 24 25 26. The 180 to 175 day reduction stems from a Texas Legislature change and the district plans to use funds for facilities while keeping the 1.60 tax rate. St. Marys School will start September 6.

Fredericksburg Independent School Crandall Young FISD Young Dr. Young Texas Fredericksburg Independent School District Fredericksburg Independent School District Board of Trustees Board of Trustees N. Adams

Fredericksburg High Band Opens August Schedule

Fredericksburg High School Band activities begin August 1 under director Bill Brady with chair tryouts on August 1–2 and the first full rehearsal August 4. 217 students pre enroll. band camp costs 26 dollars. trips to Camp Champions August 7–10 and Gillespie County Fair Parade August 26 are planned.

Fredericksburg Bill Brady FHS Brady

Lawn Watering Restricted After City Well Motor Burns Out

Fredericksburg faces water curtailment as Hahn Well motor burns out cutting 800 gallons a minute from the city supply. Even odd and even day watering rules apply while repairs in San Antonio proceed. Public wells and private wells sustain limited use as heat peaks near 100 degrees.

Fredericksburg Walter Fuhrmann Pedernales River Stehling Place National Guard Armory

Life sentence recommended for horse theft case

A 216th District Court jury found Wayne Yost guilty of horse theft and recommended a life sentence. Sentencing will occur September 9, with Yost held in Gillespie County jail until then for the July 26, 1975 theft from Kenneth Hohmann near Willow City.

Wayne Yost Killeen Yost Gillespie County Kenneth Hohmann Willow City Robert Barton

Pianos Reunite as Fried Frying Pans Return Home

Pedro Gonzales-Gonzales can resume performances on all his musical frying pans after two were returned to the Gillespie County Fair and Festivals Association and the Fredericksburg Chamber of Commerce. The satchel with the pans was found inside the chamber doors on Monday morning. A $100 reward had been offered, but no one was present to claim it, and the money remains in the sponsors' coffers. The Standard was thanked for reporting the loss and aiding the return.

Pedro Gonzales-Gonzales Old Fredericksburg Chamber of Commerce C of C Gillespie County Fair and Festivals Association NIOF

Localites Crown Winners At Second Annual Tractor Pull

Local residents dominated the two day event at the Fair Grounds with Eugene Patteson winning the Saturday 7,000 pound stock tractor and placing second Sunday in the 12,000 pound stock division. Gary Eckhardt and Rodney Eckhardt finished second and third in Saturday’s 7,000 pound stock, while Sunday saw Bryan Basse win and Allen Hagel take third. The show drew crowds as tractors from across the state competed in varied divisions amid varied engines and heavy prize money. Co chair Pete Krauskopf called the event highly successful with top machines and ample support from the Fredericksburg Young Farmers and Gillespie County Fair Association.

Eugene Patteson Gary Eckhardt Rodney Eckhardt Bryan Basse Allen Hagel Pete Krauskopf Fredericksburg Young Farmers Gillespie County Fair Association Clayton Lee Jr Seguin John Brittain Sonora Bob Howard Lamesa Walter Potts Billy Potts Texaco New Mexico Ted Parham Raymondville George Reaves McAdoo Texas Charles Anderson Fred Parham Walter Billy Joe Potts

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