Schwank Named Soil Conservation Service Appointment
Ronald Harold Schwank 26 of Lorena Texas arrived for his first appointment with the United States Soil Conservation Service. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs Roy H Schwank of Lorena and husband of Linda Kay Bartlett of Troy. He served three years in the United States Army including 22 months in Hawaii and earned a B S in Agriculture Economics from Texas A&M University in January 1964. He and his wife are affiliated with the Baptist church.
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New Postal Service First Day Stamp Set for July 1
President Nixon proclaims July 1 1971 National Postal Service Day to mark the transition from the Post Office Department to the United States Postal Service. A special First Day stamp and envelope will be sold at Post Offices nationwide to celebrate the change and collectors’ interest.
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Point Theatre Presents I Do I Do Musical at Ingram
The Point Theatre in Ingram stages I Do I Do a light hearted musical about marriage written by Harvey Schmidt and Tom Jones. Agnes and Michael are played by Sally Harper and Bob Watson of New Braunfels. James Thomason Bergner of Austin directs. Runs Wednesdays to Sundays at 8:30 p.m. through July 11.
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Drought Relief Efforts Reported by Texas Committee
President Nixon's interagency drought committee in Dallas released a Texas relief summary. It notes 11,500 tons of feed grains sold at half price to 3,669 farmers, two thirds of transport costs paid from Disaster Fund, and 1,743 tons of hay shipped to 139 Texas applicants.
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Kerr County 4-H Youth Shine at Horse Show
Kerrville June 25 Kerr County Invitational Horse Show saw 4-H members Buzzy Bierschwale Scott Bierschwale Kevin McMahon Sheila Maner and Mitchell Maner compete Sheila took first in junior western pleasure and fourth in junior barrel racing Kevin won junior pole bending Buzzy placed fourth in junior pole bending Mitch Maner finished fifth in junior ladies pacing field unsure wording corrected
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