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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1969

Page

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Auction Dollar Day Creates Great Excitement

Fredericksburg merchants launch Auction Dollar Days from June 4 to June 14 with 28 participants. Shoppers recieve auction dollars equal to purchases to bid on merchandise auctioned June 14 at 3 p.m. Items include flatware suits luggage jewelry lamps and more. Walter Edwards Chamber of Commerce manager notes strong demand for Auction Dollars.

Fredericksburg Standard Service Company Walter Edwards Chamber of Commerce

Fred Mathisen Elected President of Fredericksburg Lions Club

Fred Mathisen, longtime charter member and president of Community Savings and Loan Association, was elected president of the Fredericksburg Lions Club for the 40th anniversary year. He has served two prior terms and will lead members to the District 2A2 convention in Laredo June 5 to 7, as the club launches a bid to host the 1970 convention in Fredericksburg.

Fred Mathisen Community Savings and Loan Association Fredericksburg Lions Club Mathisen Fredericksburg Lions Roy Beckmann Janis Joseph Lions Club Henry Joseph Laredo Fredericksburg

Miss Central Electric Cooperative 1969 Crowned

Karen Lange of Mason crowned Miss Central Electric Cooperative in Fredericksburg. The 17 year old Mason High School senior will advance to Miss Texas Rural Electrification in San Antonio in August. First runner up Gwen Grona and second runner up Cheryl LaMae Behrends. other contestants included Brenda Priess and Peggy Nixon.

Karen Lange Mason Central Electric Cooperative Fredericksburg Carol Jean Schmidt C.t.e.co Texas Rural Electrification San Antonio Miss Lange Raymond Lange Masor High School Gwen Grona Clinton Grona Fredericksburg High School Cheryl La’Mae Behrends Alvin R. Behrends FHS Southwest Texas State College San Marcos Brenda Priess Peggy Nixon Ctec Llano Future Homemakers of America Future Teachers Mason Puncher Cisco Junior College Schreiner Institute Kerrville

Opening Day at LBJ State Park Draws Wide Attendance

A steady stream of visitors explored Lyndon B. Johnson State Historic Park on its first public day. Guests toured exhibits at the Visitors Center until closing, while officials and dignitaries including Dr. Walt Rostow and Mrs. Rostow and Sen. Don Kennard attended. Local residents and tourists from nearby areas visited. entertainment included Otto Lindig and his niece Lydia Bohls performing cowboy and German songs.

Lyndon B. Johnson Lbj State Historic Park Harry Middleton Austin Johnson Walt W. Rostow Howard K. Smith Smith Rostow University of Texas Lyndon B. Johnson State Historic Park Stonewall Simon Burg Burg LBJ Ranch Howard K Smith LBJ Don Kennard Fort Worth Sen. Kennard Senate Parks and Wildlife Committee Roy White Center White Brooks, Barr, Graeber and White Otto Lindig Lydia Lindig Bohls

Hospital bids exceed estimates for 50 bed project

Bids for the new 50 bed hospital exceeded the June 30 1966 estimate by over 200000 with Blanchard Associates at 1244548 and W D Anderson Construction at 1295375. The project total rises to 1465000 including equipment fees and admin costs. The board seeks contract cuts to reach the estimate and may need to borrow funds.

Board of Trustees Blanchard Associates Inc Fredericksburg W. D. Anderson Construction Company Austin Fred Mathisen Alfred Crenwelge Allen Keller Jerry Durr

Southwest Texas Water Short Course Opens Today

Over 300 waterworks operators and managers from south and southwest Texas are expected to register for the 13th Southwest Texas Water Utilities Short School. The three day program in Fredericksburg features four concurrent classes Basic Waterworks and Wastewater Operation Intermediate Water and Advanced Technical sessions with 20 speakers.

Texas Southwest Texas Water Utilities Short School Sunday House Fredericksburg Hill Country Water Utilities Association Walter Fuhrmann Texas A & M Engineering Extension Service State Health Department Glen Hotchkiss Pat Pyka J. L. Robinson Fort Worth Water Utilities Ass’n W. R. Hardy Southwest Section American Waterwork’s Assn James Goff Control Association Texas Water Pollution

Methodist Appointments Announced in Southwest Texas

Bishop O Eugene Slater of the San Antonio Area released the coming year clergy list for 300 churches in the Southwest Texas Conference. The presiding bishop spoke at Corpus Christi closing service of the fifth annual meeting where 509 delegates represented 117000 United Methodists across 76 counties.

O. Eugene Slater San Antonio United Methodist Church Southwest Texas Slater Corpus Christi United Methodist

Area FFA Ends Convention with Officer Selections

Over 300 Future Farmers of America members concluded the 15th annual convention at Sunday House Restaurant. Dennis Neffendorf of Fredericksburg won the area public speaking contest and was named area vice president. He will vie for state honors at the State Convention in Ft Worth in July. Area officers named include Mike Fields, Charles Real, Bill Bratton, Leslie Madson, and Bubba Lewis. Darylyn Dickey and Karen Pekar were named Sweetheart and runner-up. Dennis Engelke, retiring area president, was named a state officer. Ira Lee, Fredericksburg, earned the American Farmer Degree and was named candidate for Star Farmer of America. Three Fredericksburg members were named Lone Star Farmers.

Farmer of America Dennis Neffendorf Fredericksburg FFA Neffendorf Ft. Worth Mike Fields New Staunfeis Charles Real Judson High School San Antonio Bill Bratton Brady Setinel Leslie Madson Round Rock Bubba Lewis Utopia Darylyn Dickey Marion Karen Pekar Granger Dennis Eng

Nimitz Museum Receives Large Submarine Fairwater

The Admiral Chester W. Nimitz Naval Museum in Fredericksburg received a 30,000 pound Fairwater from the USS Pintado. The conning tower and periscopes are now shown near the museum as part of the exterior exhibit honoring Fleet Admiral Nimitz.

Fleet Admiral Chester W. Nimitz Portla Oregon Naval Yard Allen Keller Rai Kerrville Vern Spiva John Dooley Bert Warner Museum Board Stephen Lay Nimitz Museum Fredericksburg Fair City Admiral Chester W. Nimitz Naval Museum Admiral Nimitz Fairwater Pintado B. A. Clarey USN Admiral Clarey Admiral Moorer Washington Portland Oregon Naval Yard E. M. Eller Naval History United States Navy Southern Pacific Railroad Allen Keller Construction Company W. B. Spiva Nimitz Museum Board

Peach Queen Candidates Sought At Stonewall Jubilee

Applications for the Stonewall Peach Queen contest are available from Mrs. Jewell Malechek. High school girls in Gillespie county are asked to submit a photo a short bio and a peach recipe with their entry. The Stonewall Queen will be chosen Friday June 20 and the Texas Peach Queen the next night during the Stonewall Arena Rodeo as part of the Peach JAMboree on June 2.

Jewell Malechek Gillespie County Stonewall Arena

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Miss Cen-Tex Electric Co-Op W. C. McWilliams Russell Osbourn Terry Townsend Robert Kensing San Angelo Harold Henke Central Texas Electric Cen-Tex News Lbj State Park Mark Gosdin Parks and Wildlife Department Billy J. Smith Park Services Region Paul Hope Richard Thornton Curtis Tunnell Nancy Kott Southwest Lue Pe Area Ffa Lone Star Farmers Rodney Kott Dennis Clifton Mahon
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