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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1976

Page

3

Fredericksburg Youth Rodeo Celebrates 199 Contestants

Fredericksburg Youth Rodeo at Hill Country Horse Club arena drew 199 contestants with Ronnie Buckalew named All Around Boy and Leslie Hutson All Around Girl in the Senior Division. Winners included Cody Schackelford and Traci Osbourn among Pee Wee and Junior divisions, as scores and events listed. The Hunter-Jumper Show is set for September 10-12 at the fairgrounds.

Ronnie Buckalew Leslie Hutson Fredericksburg Hill Country Horse Club Lester Meter Rodeo Co Traci Osbourn Mason Cody Schackelford Ingram Pam Schuessier Ken Bode Harper Rodney Savanick Boerne Pee Wee Jody Shackelford Lana Osbourn Janie Osbourn Bailey Hufficanes Hunt Jamie Osbourn Jim Pertl Carl Eckhardt Scott Ehrerschwab Mel Kimbert David Savanich Bart Wilkinson Menard Jerry Haile Burnet Scott Massey Junction Todd Whitewood Bandera Steve Raz Greg Boatright Leander Buzz Bierschwale Austin Sheila Maner Doss Cindy Short Leshie Hutson Karen Reed Randy

1976 Gillespie County Fair Parade Winners List

The 88th Gillespie County Fair parade on August 27 1976 awarded top honors across sections Local Organization Carsist Fog Heritage Federation 2nd Fog Vintage Car Club 3rd Future Homemakers of America and other categories including Community Entries Visiting Festivals Armed Forces and Individual Entries. Riding Groups and about 90 total entries plus supporting units created a mile long parade with ideal weather and organized formation along Nimitz Avenue Main Street and Courthouse Square. Norman Rech chaired the parade committee with longtime co workers assisting.

Gillespie County John Dooley Carsist- Fog Heritage Federation Fhg Vintage Car Club Future Homemsers of America Coma County Kendall County Hill Country Clown Club Alfred Wunderlich Boy Scout Troop 135 Handy Packing Company Hill Country Horse Club Randall McBride National Guard FHS Fair Association Nimitz Avenue Court House Square Sur- Main Street Nimitz Center Kraus Bottling Works Courthouse Square Norman Rech

Gillespie County Fair Ends Strong at New Kerrville Road Site

The 88th Gillespie County Fair closed Sunday after a three day run August 27 28 29 at a new Kerrville road site drawing a record turnout over 12 000 paid attendees aided by good weather aside from a Sunday afternoon shower. Races on the new five mile track featured the Gillespie County Derby won by Coreys Ruler amid muddy conditions while the exhibition halls and carnival drew steady crowds and praise for facilities and parking. Curtis Cameron Fair Association president noted plans for the 1977 fair already under way.

Gillespie County State 16 Kerrville Road Curtis Cameron The Fair Association Fredericksburg Gillespie Livestock Company Ad. Stieler Corey's Ruler J Crownover P Doyle Hull Nashville, Tenn Faron Young Wagon Aces Gillespie County Fair & Festivals Association Fredericksburg Broad Main William Petmecky Fairgrounds FHS

Retired Military Assn Meet Postponed to Oct 3 Kerrville

The Hill Country Retired Military Association reschedules its second meeting to 6 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 3 in the Medallion Room at Inn of the Hills Kerrville. The group welcomes all retired service members and widows and widowers. spouses may attend.

Kerrville Hill Country Retired Military Association Inn of the Hills HCRMA Association

No Trespassing Sign and Farm Slogans in Madison

A Madison Indiana farm displays a humorous no trespassing sign stating Survivors will be Prosecuted. The piece notes a quip about wealth and happiness and mentions JOB PRINTING services offering snap-out forms, register forms, business cards, and letterheads at local prices.

Madison Indiana Radio Post

Retired Persons Meet With Mayor Henke Guest Speaker

The American Association of Retired Persons will hold its next meeting Wednesday September 8 at 2 p.m. in the Community Savings and Loan meeting hall. Mayor Sidney M. Henke will speak, followed by the regular business meeting. A few important matters will be brought up. This promises to be a very interesting meeting.

American Association of Retired Persons Community Savings and Loan Meeting Sidney M. Henke

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Frontier Festival Harper Community Park Produced By Lester Meier Faye Frymire Son Adolf Hofner Cherry Springs Sadie Hawkins the Herald Fredericksburg, Texas the Levis Lena Crider Cross Countrymen Pruneda’s Spring Creek Juan Contreras Stonewall Fire Department Junction Young Homemakers Central Texas Electric Coop Shady Oaks Meter Equipment Company Stockdale Chamber of Commerce Stockdale Watermelon Comfort Chamber of Commerce Georgetown Chamber of Commerce Chas Schreiner Bank Cascade Caverns Park Brickstone Products Federal Savings & Loan Assn Lone Star Brewery Pat's Foods Armed Forces Ft. Sam Houston U S. Navy San Antonio Texas National Guard John Birch Ciety Gillespie County Historical Society Fog Young Homemakers Gillespie New Kerrville Road Gillespie County Commissioners Court Gene Ledel Ledel Gillespie Fair Pedernales San Saba Llano River Kerr Country P.D. Box Texas Marschall Victor Marschall Harper Tie le Garland Joyce Black, Associates Velvet Rele Fabrig Labric E. Main Frederiksburg Bernina
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