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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1972
Page
2
A digest on the nutrition value of vegetables notes they supply vitamin A through dark greens and orange produce, vitamin C via citrus substitutes, and minerals like iron and calcium. It warns sauces or gravies add calories, and highlights vegetables as low calorie bulk aids for weight management.
The Ramblin Rose men’s team fell to the Cardinals in Fredericksburg Sunday 6 4 5. Rose had 12 hits while the Cardinals connected for eight. The loss ends Rose’s five game winning streak as it prepares to face Eden on July 2 and host Eden on July 9.
The Lake Buchanan Chamber of Commerce greets new firms in Highland Lakes area, urging locals to support them. New offerings include Highland Lakes Marina, Haynes Lakeshore Pharmacy, Buchanan Fashions, Cherokee Station antiques, Thrift Shop discount center, Gulf Truck Haven, Mobile Home Trailer Park, Lake Plumbing and Supplies, Highland Lakes Animal Clinic, Taylor’s Shamrock Service Station, Indian Hills Shopping Center with La Miesta Restaurant, Indian Hills Beauty Shop, The Pet Pantry, Ghost Barn antiques, Maddox Upholstery, and Lakeshore Drive Appliance Center.
The Hill Country Scout district returns after a 3300 mile journey through eight states. Readers learn about Llano Blanco Burnet Gillespie and Mason Counties lakes parks fish hatchery and memorials to Chester Nimitz and Lyndon B Johnson. July activities include Lad and Dad Day July 12 at Lost Pines Bastrop with camp openings June 28 at Lost Pines Scout Camp.
Mr and Mrs Elton Umiridh recently married were honored with a ceremony at their Fredericksburg home Saturday night. About 50 guests attended, gathering at the bride's parents' home before moving to the couple's residence for refreshments including sandwiches and cold drinks.
Lynn C. Ward 70 a native of Llano County and longtime San Saba resident died at home Monday. He served as mayor twice and on the city council, led the school board, and held leadership roles in the Chamber of Commerce Boy Scouts Red Cross and local banking board. Ward co owned San Saba Hardware and Furniture with partners later owning it outright in 1948. He married Mae Line Johnston in 1926 in Corpus Christi and is survived by his son who joined him in the business. Funeral services were held Wednesday with burial in San Saba City Cemetery. Ward was named 1967 Outstanding Senior Citizen by the San Saba Chamber of Commerce. He previously lived 58 years in San Saba. He was born January 15 1893 in Oxford Llano County.
David Dalton Taylor 85 of Cherokee died at home Saturday. Funeral at Cherokee Baptist Church Monday with burial in Kay Kendall Cemetery. Born in Comanche County he lived in San Saba County 80 years. He was in the Primitive Baptist Church. Survived by sister Mrs May Kuykendall and many nieces and nephews.
David Mann pled guilty to fatally wounding Kendall County Sheriff Douglass Kuebel of Boerne. He received a life sentence in the 24th District Court after the case moved from the original venue to Victoria Texas. Kuebel, father of Mrs. James Marshall, was killed on September 28 1971 while responding to a disturbance call. World War I veterans in Liano County Barracks 1575 plan a July 3 noon covered dish luncheon at Robinson Housing Authority Community Room.
The obituary lists the deceased as a pastor from the First Presbyterian Church. He is survived by his wife, two daughters, a son, a sister and six grandchildren.
Buchanan Arts and Crafts hosts a landscape painting demonstration by P. B. Kime at the Buchanan Art Gallery on Thursday July 6 at 9 30 a m. The $3.00 charge covers lunch and applications for a class will be accepted with a $30 deposit. The full class cost is $45 and runs July 17 18 with details via Jaynet Baye Click Route Stano Texas 78643 or 388 4093.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Feuge Judy and Bette Sue returned from a vacation touring Arkansas Tennessee Kentucky Alabama Mississippi Louisiana and Eastern Texas. They visited Caddo Burial Mounds Crater of Diamonds Murfreesboro Ark, Hot Springs Mountain Valley Water bottling plant, Country Music Hall of Fame and Grand Ole Opry Nashville Fort Knox Mammoth Cave and the Mississippi River at Vicksburg.
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