Harper School Spotlight Highlights Bryan Ervin and School Life
Bryan Ervin son of Mr and Mrs Leon Ervin of Tierra Linda Ranch is profiled. Born May 19 1958 in Austin he traveled widely and later attended Harper with active involvement in basketball FFA math and science clubs and student government. The piece also notes school board election dates stock show results and weekly cafeteria menus.
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Bryan Neal Ervin
Leon Ervin
Tierra Linda Ranch
Bryan
Austin
England
Arizona
California
Belgium
Harper
Limpy McGuire
FTA
Medina
Miss Perser
Dennis Loiselle
San Angelo
Sandra Adkins
Tioy
Kerrville
Starved cold myths and social security tips emerge
A mixed article notes medical myths about colds and fevers from Dr Morris Fishbein and but also reports school news, student transfers, a stock show visit, a talent show, and a Social Security Q and A. It covers disability rules, wage reporting by domestic workers, and guidance on applying for benefits with local contacts.
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Jules R. Gipson
Social Security
Kerrville
Domestc
Texan history notes and odd place names in September 1975 issue
Jack McGuire discusses adobe mortar myths like burro milk used by Spanish friars at Mission San Francisco de la Espada in 1731 and questions German pioneer materials in Gillespie County. The Texas Parade column lists unusual Texas towns such as Jolly Energy Comfort Happy Humble Coy City Petty Cross Prosper Independence Sunny Side and more. A Texas Tender Beef recipe and Textile Topics report plan approvals and facility expansion at Texas Tech’s Textile Research Center are included.
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San Francisco de la Espada
San Antonio
Jack McGuire
Texas
Texas Parade Magazine
Gillespie County
Range & Field
Jolly
Petty
Cross
Sunny Side
Crabapple
Rheingold
Drockenburg
Blumenthal
Cain City
Cherry Springs
Cherry Mountain
Luckenbach
Wool and Mohair Payment Program Unchanged for 1976
The U S Department of Agriculture will keep incentive price for shorn wool at 72 cents per pound and mohair support at 40.2 cents per pound for 1976, matching 1974 and 1975 levels under the National Wool Act. Payments depend on producer returns and maintain supports through 1977. pulled wool and mohair payments follow similar calculation methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Joe Loomis
ASCS
Governor Briscoe votes absentee in Mohair Referendum push
Governor Dolph Briscoe cast an absentee ballot at the Mohair Council of America meeting urging producers to vote February 10 to finance a research and development program. He joined council leaders in San Angelo and was reelected as an officer ally while noting plans to broaden participation across 54 counties.
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Dolph Briscoe
Texas
Tyes
Briscoe
Mohair Council of America
San Angelo
Sonora
James Hunt
Sanderson
Sid Harkins
L.C
Bubba’ Whitehead
Fort Davis
Ozowa
Bob Childress
Hunt
Referendum
Mohair
San Ieee
Boys and Girls Score Stats from Harper vs Nueces Canyon
In a boys game Harper lost 58 to 59 with top scorers R Boutin 18 and C Hill 22 for Harper while L Kramer 19 and W Tucker 17 led Nueces Canyon. The girls game ended 46 to 59 with M Berry 11 and E Hidalgo 32 pacing Nueces Canyon. Harper led by C Parker 15 and J Edsa 12.
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Harper
Nueces Canyon
R. Boutin
C. Hill
S. Skipper
C. Dunn
B Ervin
K. Fritz
L. Kramer
W Tucker
D. Sweeten
R. Ward
R. Valentine
Harper- T Harper
C Parker
J. Edsa
M_ Berry
E Hidalgo
I Hidalgo
M Jessup
Texas Receives Larger 1976 ACP Allocation
The U S Department of Agriculture revised the 1976 agricultural conservation program funding to 176 million, allowing Texas to receive about 24.78 million for the state. County director Joe Loomis says a Gillespie County program may start in late February as producers prepare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Joe Loomis
ASCS
Us.d.a
Congress
USDA
Texas
Gillespie County
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Harper School News
Charles Bronson
Texas A&m University
Harper School
Big Green
Utopia
T. Harper
C. Holmes
J. Edson
J. Beard
Porter
Sparks
Fisher
Junction
D. Haag
B. Tatsch
V. Tatsch
Murr
Chenault
Holekamp
D. Jung
R. Walker
R. Matranga
L. Martinez
D. Wilson
J. Boone
C. Murr
T. Gonzales
K. Goodman
F. Perez
T. Gonzales D' Spain
H. Hood
B. Hurley
S. Adams
W. Broyles
R. Keith
Mike Ficker
Doyle Parker
Duroc
Jan Esquell
Jim Peril
Judy Ressmann
Southdown Ram
Michael McMahon
Tammy McDougall
Sheila Maner
Hereford
Buzzy Bierschwale
Scott Bierschwale
Pam Massey
O.P.B
Barrow of Show
Ils
Daf
Drk
the Herald
Morris Fishbein
St Paul Mian
Mskikr
John Lee
Woody Barron
Waco
Texas Farm Bureau
Textile Research Center
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Texas Tech University Board of Regents
The
James E Laughlin
M. D Tilson
Natural Fibers and Food Protein Commission of Texas
Walter Pfluger
Fredericksburg
Lena Crider
Nelson Motors, Inc
College Streets
Riis
Isyvac
Sruvave
Tuard
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