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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1972
Page
4
Hill Country Tidings explains the differences between hamburger and ground beef, fat content up to 30 percent, acceptable extenders, and how grinding from chuck and neck cuts affects price and cooking. It advises choosing blends for patties, loaves, sauces, or Mexican dishes and notes chuck from the shoulder is pricier but popular.
Pvt Stephen R Landers 19 son of Mr and Mrs Gordon M Landers of Llano completed eight weeks of basic training at the U S Army Training Center Armor Ft Knox Ky He studied drill and ceremonies weapons map reading combat tactics military courtesy justice first aid and Army history He is a 197? Llano High School graduate.
The Valley Spring column reports 4-H members Patricia Long Timmy Bauman Renee Smathers and Gayle Epperson placing in livestock and foods events with caps roses barrows steers and gifts showcased. Local visits include the Bode Homes Barker Kuykendall and Redford families plus Tarleton State student Martha Birk. A January 20 Home Demonstration meeting featured a book review Wings in the Meadow and a sunshine gift draw with tuna sandwiches and refreshments.
Paradise Point residents and visitors share recent ties with families in Austin Wichita Hobbs and Kingsland. Local movements include Mrs. Maddox Hosptial stay in Houston and trips to Brackenridge Hospital Kerrville Fredericksburg and Waco for family and funeral events.
The Highland Lakes chapter of the Retired Teachers Association will meet at 3 PM on Tuesday February 1 at the First Baptist Church in Marble Falls. All retired teachers and school administrators in Burnet and Llano Counties are invited, member or not. The meeting will include the proposed legislative program for the next Texas Legislature. Edith King leads the program on Informative and Protective Services. Vivian Newcomb was appointed chair of the Texas State Information and Protective Service Committee.
Smathers visited with the Sessoms at Brady Hills Nursing Home Sunday. T A Short and spouse attended an Air-Stream Trailer rally in Beau mont and visited in Baton Rouge. Osmourns visited Abi lene. Kuyke family joined a Fredonia roping. Felix Bode and family attended a funeral in Pontotoc. 4 H participant Patricia Long showed at Llano. Lt William Jennings at a conference in Baltimore. Families visit Pontotoc and Bryan for various activities.
Rev Albert Marubia will open the interdenominational missions emphasis in Austin with a Bolivia theme presentation. The final 6 00 p m session features a covered dish supper at Lutie Watkins M E Church. Stacy Peoples, an Austin MYF worker, will share her Bolivia camp experience and captivity tale for youth attendees.
Kingsland Community Church will honor more than 20 new members at the Fifth Sunday covered dish supper at Barrow Hall on January 30. Officers and teachers of the Sunday School will receive special recognition for recent official board actions. The program will be an informal sing along rather than a formal presentation.
The Lutie Watkins Memorial United Methodist Church Finance Committee met Friday at noon to review reports on the coming Stewardship Crusade. Members include Bill Watkins Henry Buttery Bryan Ashwander T J Moore Leslie Reese Dr Henry Hoerster Rev Cliford Edge and M C Dalhau. James A Jones is the general crusade chairman.
Charles Moss Lester Inman and Jerry Brewer traveled to Kerrville for the Discover Texas seminar promoting state tourism. The event featured Tom Taylor of the Texas Highway Department and Frank Hildebrand, highlighting multi million dollar ad campaigns and Llano’s riverfront trailer park near the city park, Community Center, and golf course. The Llano County Chamber of Commerce backs trailer rallies Bluebonnet Trail Arts and Crafts Trails Rodeo Parade and local golf events like Grand Dads and Four Ball Tournaments.
A governor issued a proclamation effective January 13 regulating livestock and poultry admission to Texas shows and official exhibitions. Four major shows must comply with cattle from scabies quarantined areas being box sprayed at least 10 days before show start. Counties under the quarantine are in northern Texas. Llano News reporter contact provided.
Over 60 Llano County land users plan to plant or sprig grass this spring as moisture conditions improve. REAP cost shares help, and soil samples should be mailed soon for tailored fertilizer guidance. John Kuykendall handles sample containers and info sheets, with results in about two weeks. Grass seed purchases are managed by Llano Feed and Supply for land users. Mr and Mrs Willard Dearing and children visited Kenedy over the weekend, staying with Mrs. Strayhorn.
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