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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1972
Page
1
Home Demonstration Agent Carolyn Osbourn provides kitchen safety guidelines. Advice covers handling stove controls, extinguishing grease fires, storing sharp tools, using a cutting board, unplugging unused appliances, checking labels, safe toaster use, securing cabinets, avoiding unstable ladders, cleaning spills promptly, locking away cleaners, and fridge door checks.
Llano High School cheerleaders sponsor a clinic for younger girls to learn cheerleading. An evening demonstration will be given at parents night. Kim Hatfield Teresa Holloway Bobbie Lou Gray Ginger Scott and Sheila Melschen lead the effort.
Llano County ASC reports peanut plantings must be reported by August 1 and feed grains set aside land by July 3. Conservation practices should be reported promptly for timely cost share payments anticipated in July. Set aside land must be averaged cropland and not grazed May 15 to October 15 with no crop harvested in 1972. cotton and feed grains must be planted and managed to produce a crop.
Leroy Fenstemaker was approved by the Austin school board as principal at Johnston High School where he had been assistant principal. A Llano High School and Rice Institute graduate, he is married to Tommie Gould.
A cautious note suggests improving kitchen safety to prevent curious children from crawling into harm. The message links summer enjoyment with accident prevention and practical childproofing steps.
Frances Macjewski and Jack Lynn Frazier announce their engagement and plan a August 5 wedding at St Michael's Catholic Church in Houston. Frances trained in nursing in Brenham and Houston and works in cardiovascular ICU at Methodist Hospital. Frazier, a Llano High School graduate, served 1963 Marine of the Year and runs hog and cattle business in Six Mile Community.
Abe Burrows comedy Cactus Flower opens at Point Theatre Ingram for a two week run June 21 July 2. Sally Ritch stars as Stephanie the nurse with a Don’t touch aura, while Andy Ritch plays Julian the dentist and Hall Norton portrays Toni the girlfriend. After the show a cast reception hosted by the HCAF Auxiliary follows.
Stephen Danshy joined 309 College of Agricultural Sciences students at Texas Tech University on the Dean's Honor List for the 1972 spring semester. Eligibility requires 12 graded semester hours and at least a 3.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale.
Mr and Mrs Dan Sagebtel attended with their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Richard Castro at the Henderson family reunion held Sunday on the Henderson Ranch in Mountain Home.
Llano County congratulates contestants in the Highland Lakes Beauty Pageant. Planned summer festivities include the Llano July 4th celebration and the Kingsland AquaBoom on June 30 and July 1 to keep community events lively.
Two members of Llano Boy Scout Troop 301, Kim Smith and Roger Herridge, returned from a Junior Leadership Training School at Lost Pines near Bastrop. The course trained them to be junior scoutmasters, according to Scout master Charles Ingram.
Wanda Laxson was among 23 area students finishing the third class of the nursing home administrators course at Central Texas College in Austin. She now works in the office of the Liano Nursing Home. Manuel Najar has been a patient in a Fredericksburg hospital.
Happy June 27 to all you thirty handicappers. A great Ladies Frecracker Tournament is in the last pre paratory stages with an entry fee of 36,00 due to Pro Wayne Bowden or the Tournament Committee. Many volunteers are listed including Liz Mitchell and Patty Renick. Forty players tested their skill in Best Ball Sunday. winning first with 63 were David Hoerster, B. Jones, M. C. Dalchau, and Joe T. Wallace. Second with 64 were Jeff Mitchell, Lee Doggett, C. Ash.
The Deeper Love conference in Kingsland on June 23 24 has been postponed indefinitely. Local civic and golf news note new members Rex and Mary Havis moving to Llano while Billy Havis joins the Ladies Association. Joe Bill Watkins and Danny Mason visit with Jeff Mitchell and family as hometown support grows.
A garage sale at St. Borromeo Catholic Church Kingsland will be held at Lee Hall on Friday and Saturday June 30 and July 1. Proceeds fund furnishings for the hall available for rent for parties social gatherings or meetings.
Mrs. Herman Cassaday will be in Fort Worth this week for the Delta Kappa Gamma state convention at the Sheraton Hotel June 22 through 25. She serves as president of Alpha Chi Chapter covering Llano and Burnet Counties.
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