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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1975
Page
4
Harper students and staff recall Halloween night with seniors guarding the campus and various activities across town. From field trips, homecoming planning, leathercraft demos, vision screenings, to career night and fundraisers, the district push toward district champs is highlighted.
An article stresses safe heat cold and cleanliness to prevent food poisoning in brown bag lunches. It outlines thorough cooking, rapid refrigeration, clean handling and protective gloves for cuts. It also advertises the Gillespie County Outstanding Homemakers awards event at Milam Hall with related Food Buying program details.
Community notes from Doss cover hunting trips in Colorado with mixed luck including Bobbie Kordzik’s four pointer and fried rich’s tale of dead horns, plus local school events. A PTA taxes night, candy sales, a new Herriot book for Harper High, and Halloween activities at Doss School are described alongside weekend rain moisture and upcoming 1976 club elections. Local visits from council members and guests across Fredericksburg, Victoria, Friendswood, and Caldwell are mentioned.
The Gillespie County area is declared a modified Brucellosis Area until August 1978 with movement latitude for cattle. The auction company displays the certificate as cooperation with the Texas Animal Health Commission and USDA. Hunters are urged to aid in controlling varmints affecting livestock. Five births announced in Hill Country Memorial Hospital with detailed family notices. Ceramics artist Mast exhibits in San Antonio.
A school system runs a two hour daily Pre- Lab program made up of eleven senior boys. It covers acetylene welding electricity printing and refinishing scrap metal carpentry small engines work on old Ford tractors and body work on a 55 Chevy pickup.
An instructor new to the HCAF roster will lead a two day sculpture workshop at Hill Country Arts Foundation in Ingram. Huey Mast of San Antonio brings notable credits as they set sessions for Saturday and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Admitted this past week to Hill Country Memorial Hospital are Jack M. Jones of Hunt, Audrey B. Chumley, Otto Arhelger, Howard Mask of Comfort, Elmer Bray, Deborah Robinson, Charles H. Hightower of Mason, Albert J. Schuch, Ernest Hodges of Stonewall, Michael Haley of Mason, Nolin Althaus, Jerry D. Ryan, Morris Meurer, Ethel Thomas of Marble Falls, Alfred Wunderlich, Cheryl Klein, Walter Leifeste of Mason, Frank Jenschke, Egon Arrington, Charles Moore of Wimberly, Wm. Barth, Ben Moellering, Paul Kraus, Perry Juenke, Carl Sommerfeld of Mason, and Enos Rode.
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