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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1969
Page
10
Fragmented text mentions Hews and Mates and a event tied to World War Nich Jorgensen. It references a service or tribute at a snaten cd ex tasition and a three month period starting soon. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Visitors will sample hamburger and apple pie while touring Central America exhibits at HemisFair. Auto vehicles will transport guests through lifelike displays of Nicaragua Guatemala Honduras El Salvador and Costa Rica then end at a pavilion viewing area. Indians perform a 400 year religious rite atop a 114 foot pole.
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Norman J. Dietel lauded Mayor Smith on the proposed Blanco youth center and urged expansion to neighboring counties. Coordinators report progress on land and grass care, with plans to enroll residents and craft a distribution for Blanco and Gillespie counties.
A mixed group including Mr and Mrs Sson and child Meoo and Mrs Getter Nixon and families from odhoids spent last week visiting Polative. They gathered at the Clarence Mets UW home for a Duddy set, with many named attendees listed among the guests and babies present.
Fredericksburg Lions Club viewed a color film titled For These Good Things about the Kerrville camp. Al Fehrenbach presented the program outlining the 16th annual 1968 summer camp for up to 140 youths and a rehabilitation center for adult blind people through the State Commission for the Blind.
Fehrenbach invited everyone to visit the camp and see the excellent facilities. The Lions Club is sponsoring the camp to help disabled boys and girls learn many things they would not otherwise have the opportunity to study.
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