Screwworm plague sweeps multiple states and county urged action
The county agent reports the worst week in ten years for screwworm eradication with 3879 cases raising the yearly total above 17000. The epidemic has spread to Oklahoma New Mexico Arizona and California. Ranchers must inspect cattle especially newborn calves and report cases promptly. Deborning castration and wound care are emphasized to prevent further spread.
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John Kuykendall
Laane
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arrzona
California
Llano County Event Calendar July 6 to 13
Llano County calendars list July 6 events including Dress Revue Tea at 4 30 p m Kingsland Lions Barrow Hall Optimist and Square Dance Club meetings Llano Pony Team hosts Mason Kingsland women tourney through July 8 July 8 Valley Spring Club July 9 Schreiner Institute camp July 10 National Democratic Convention Marble Falls women journey July 10 15 Social Security visits FFA Dallas July 11 Lions Western Golf TOPS Kingsland Pony at Mason Marble Falls Llano Pony at Marble Falls July 12 FFA Dallas visit and State convention July 13 Square Dance Club Lions Barrow Hall Barrow Hall July 6 13</S>
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Llano County
Kingsland Lions
Barrow Hall
Llano
Mason
Kingsland
Valley Spring Community Club
Lampasas
Schreiner Institute
Ramblin’ Rose
Miami
Marble Falls
Lions Club
Westerner
Kings~ Land
Masons
Chamber of Commerce
Social Security
FFA
Dallas
Llano County Joins Great Plans Conservation Program
Llano County is included in the Great Plans Conservation Program. Landowners wishing to participate should visit the Llano County Soil and Water Conservation office on East Main Street. There is no obligation. The program is a long term cost share plan for whole properties, district official Seidensticker said.
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Llano County
Great Plans
Llano County Soil and Water Conservation Office
East Main Street
BR. Seidensticker
Las
Seidensticker
Llano Reports First Quarter City Sales Tax Receipt
The City of Llano received 11268 in city sales tax for the first quarter ending March 3. Texas cities total 40189683, up from 35495985 year earlier, with Bandera 5077 Burnet 13165 Brownwood 75468 Fredericksburg 29741 Junction 7860 Kerrville 47340 Marble Falls 10919 San Saba 7554 Lampasas 20635 Georgetown 21071 Round Rock 6421 and Austin 1399537.
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Llano
Texas
Bandera
Burnet
Brownwood
Fredericksburg
Junction
Kerrville
Marble Falls
San Saba
Lampasas
Georgetown
Round Rock
Austin
Houston TADA Term Extended
TADA extends the one year term of Llano Ford-Mercury dealer T G Houston as Area Director for Llano to report to the board on motor vehicle buying public activity. Gene Fondren notes Houston will coordinate with lawmakers and officials on industry matters and the auto buying public. John N Cleveland says the post is important and Houston will serve with distinction.
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Austin
T.G. Houston
Llano
Texas Automobile Dealers Association
Gene N. Fondren
TADA
Houston
Fondren
John N. Cleveland
San Angelo
Road Bond Bids To Be Opened In Llano County
Llano County Commissioners Court will open bids on Tuesday July 18 for improving Llano County Bonds District No 1 in the Inksake Village area. Bonds were approved in a recent election. Mr and Mrs Charles Gibbs have moved back to Llano from Burnet where he was employed with the Texas Highway Department.
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Llano County
Charles
Chuck) Gibbs
Llano
Burnet
Texas Highway Department
Lone Star Gas Transfers Llano Management Move
Lone Star Gas moves manager Leon Neeley to San Angelo after a transfer. Danny Holtman succeeds him in Llano, coming from San Angelo. Holtman has worked for the company since August 1970 and is married with no children.
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Leon Neeley
San Angelo
Lone Star Gas Company
Llano
Danny Holtman
Neeleys
Neeley
Ratliff Automobile Company
Holtman
Rowena
Jeanie
Tarrant Street
Sunrise Beach MUD Officials Discuss Sewer Grant Plan
Sunrise Beach Municipal Utility District No 1 officials met Friday June 30 to review engineer reports and prepare information for federal grant filing to fund a sanitary sewer, serving about 500 families. Henry Randall is district president and R M Grover secretary. Don and Mrs Evers of Dallas visited relatives in Castell.
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Sunrise Beach
Fourth of July Park Celebration Draws Hundreds
The fifth annual July 4th event at City Park attracted large crowds despite a post afternoon shower. Highlights included a parade, swimming events, sack races, archery by Ricky Gilley, square dancing by Bucks and Does, and performances by an LHS band group. Dr. Robert Hunger hosted, with Royce Hutchinson raising the flag and several Llano Boy Scout members saluting. Top parade trophies praised Keith Morgan, the Edge siblings, and Betsy Ross and Statue of Liberty impersonations. Senator Pete Snelson spoke, noting the approach of the 200th independence anniversary and urging planning for 1976 observances.
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Ricky Gilley
Temple
The
Bucks and
Does
LHS
Robert Hunger
Royce Hutchinson
Llano Boy Scout Troop 30
Lane Scott
Kenny Welgehaysen
Charles Oberman
Judy Butler
Nan Needham
Charlie Wallace
Debbie McDaniel
Vera Nobles
Wanda Christian
Carla Edge
Bill Needham
Jerry Brewer
Gest
Keith Morgan
Paul Revere
Chris
Craig
Carl
Tippy Edge
Carol Strayhorn
Betsy Ross
Shawn
Thane Appell
Leo Brooks
Mike Livingston
Austin
Hunger
United States
Llano Lions Club
Optimist Club
Junior Woman's Culture Club
Llano Chamber of Commerce
Carlos Ashley, Sr
W.E
Pete) Sealson
Midland
Liano County
Snelson
Sen
J. P. Ward
Llano
LHS to Offer New Vocational Courses This Year
Llaneigh High School plans six vocational classes for 1972-73 including distributive education industrial training two agricultural and two homemaking courses. Cosmetology will be taught in the O Henry building pending remodel bids and a licensed instructor is sought. A CVAE general mechanical repair class is planned for eligible students in the old northeast campus building with repairs underway. Applications are being taken for a girls basketball coach and a junior high science teacher.
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Llaneigh
O. Henry
CVAE
LHS
Llano Chamber float takes second in Taylor Parade
The Llano Chamber of Commerce float placed second in the Taylor Rodeo Parade last week with the theme Llano Home of Champions. It will join the Mason Rodeo Parade Friday and has earned ribbons at Central Texas events, with more entries planned through the summer.
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Kingsland
Kingsland Aquae Room
Lake Buchanan Chamber of Commerce
Alpha Eposilon Alpha
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Ted Aramendenia
Drace
Robert Veach
Lake Buchanan
Voyle Tipton
Burnet
Malcolm Long
Kingsland Library
John Ashley
WV. Benson
Stein Lumber Company
Lake
Lbj
Highland Lakes
U.S. Ren. O.C
Llano Chamber of Com Merce
Llano
Central Texas
Correction of Guilty Plea Error In District Case
In last week’s paper a typographical error misstated David Frost as pled guilty. he actually pled not guilty. The district case trial identified the mistake and the paper regrets the error.
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David Frost
Shapiro Speaks At Masonic Rite
Harry Shapiro former mayor of San Saba spoke at the Liana Lodge No. 242 installation Tuesday night as Bobby Gage was installed worshipful master. Shapiro described the Holy Land meanings to Jews and Christians, praised by Rev. C C McKinney. Officers installed included Swint Kasner Alexander Kassell Burns Mew Kinney Adams Cone Joy Ligon. Refreshments followed for about 40.
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Harry Shapiro
San Saba
Bobby Gage
Liana Lodge
Shapiro
Holy Land
C.C. McKinney
Gage
Arthur Swint
Kingsland
Manuel Kasner
Max Alexander
Robert Kassell
Ray Burns
C.C. Mew Kinney
R.L. Adams
Jim Cone
Terry Joy
Stewart
Gale Ligon
Floyd T. Gage
Brownewood
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SCD
Lone Star Gas
SRB
Don Evers
Norman Birk
Marvin Evers
Castell
Taylor Parade
Masonic Rite
Fred Mokry
Phyllis
Monroe Raesener