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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1975
Page
2
The Wanderer notes optimistic rodeo parade plans in Llano with many local clubs preparing floats and riders. Weather is a key factor as rain is desired for pasture and parade success, while volunteers receive credit for extensive pre event work amid satirical quips on state tax news and community humor.
RL Adams outlines county owned ambulance operation with units in Llano and Kingsland. Locations include Llano Hospital and Tom Carraway Jr home in Kingsland. roster features Chris Fannin and RL Adams. May calls reached 26. funding depends on ongoing results with CAPCO funds aiding payroll.
A letter from Nell Westerman criticizes the community for failing to place a wreath on the monument honoring young men who sacrificed their lives for their country on Memorial Day. She urges appreciation and recognition for their service.
Kingsland prepares for AquaBoom 75 with an expected crowd of 20 000 along Lake LBJ. Don Dean will MC from the bridge as fireworks light the sky and a river parade showcases boats and floats. Entries include individuals and organizations, with American Association of Retired Persons among participants.
The Llano Activity Club hosts Cub Scout Pack 301 at a wiener roast and ice cream supper marking the 1974-75 SAS year end. Cubmaster Jerry Appell presented the 1975 charter to Randolph Franklin. Den mothers Percy Filbeck and Frances Low received training trips. Glewanda Pere and Linds Tumasin were honored. Four den mothers trained, several cubs earned arrows and electives, and Derek Almond became new Bear Cub with multiple arrows. Special awards went to Johnny Owen, Shane Croker, and Derek Almond for perfect attendance.
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