Bank Proposal Seeks New Kingsland Lender Bank of the Lakes
An application seeks permission to open Bank of the Lakes in Kingsland with 756000 dollars capital. Directors from Kingsland include Charles Bowen Joe T Cox Dr John Johnson M F Wright and Jane F Yates with Wright as chair. The bank would sit on Farm Road 2900 by the Liano River arm of Lake Lid. Dates for federal exam and banking board hearing have not been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of the Lakes
Kingsland
Charles Bowen
Joe T
Cox
Jonh Johnson
M. F, Wright
Jane F. Yates
Wright
Joe Carre
Llano Chamber Plans Spring Events and Local Sports
Llano County Chamber of Commerce directors met to finalize spring events including the Central Texas Livestock Judging Contest on April 7 sponsored by the Chamber and J. Ep Person. Other items include the May 31 Llano rodeo parade chaired by Epperson, a Little League team with Tammy Cooper as coach, and a March 19 area high school golf tournament at Llano with six area teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llano County
Epperson
Joe Sherrod
Jim Cone
Tammy Cooper
Ulano
Chamber
Carry 7Scheck
Slane High
Paul Atdes
LHS
Genin
March Calendar of Events for Kingsland and Surrounding Areas
A rough calendar lists community meetings and services from March 1 to March 8 in Kingsland and nearby towns. Activities include church services for World Day of Prayer, garden club gatherings, sorority and student group meetings, and local civic events such as Lions Club, ASC committee work, and a school board deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingstant
Fdlows Club
Kings
Apm
Khushi
First Union Church
Buchanin Dam
St. James Lutheran Church
Fpon
Highland Squires
Kingstar
Legion Hall
Kingsland Garden Club
TUS
Boerne
Archary Clady
Grace Church
Ilgam
Mare & Llano Art Guild
Soil Conservation District
KSA
Alpia Delta Zeta Sorority
TSTA
Llano Jdons
Westerner
Tops Club
Gulf Fies
Mgliland
Kingsland
Social Security
Howe
ASC
Bluebonnet Trail Aids Rainy Highland Lakes Event
The Highland Lakes Bluebonnet Trail runs April 7 8 and 14 16 spanning 220 miles with entries from Austin Marble Falls Burnet Bertram Lampasas San Saba Mason Llano Buchanan Dam and Kingsland. Chambers of commerce will offer maps and be open throughout the two weekends with added arts fairs and the Marble Falls Howdy Roo Festival. A brochure with area details is available by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Lakes
P.O. Box
Austin
Texas
Kite Flying Contest Planned by Llano Activity Club
The Llano Activity Club will sponsor a kite contest on March 18 at 2:00 PM at the football practice field. Kites must be homemade and under four feet, prizes include categories for highest flight, hardest flying, largest, smallest kite, most attractive, ugliest, and youngest flyer. Miss Cent Virdell, a Texas Tech student, visited with her parents Mr and Mrs Taylor Virdell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llano Activity Club
al Hors Tial Otrl’s
Apa
Cent Virdell
Texas Tech
Taylor Virdell
Karen Sherry Named to All Regional Team
Llano High School senior Karen Sherry guard for the Jackette basketball squad was named to the All Regional team after the regional tournament in Brenham. At 18 she is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Mortis Sherry and praised by coach Paul Ables for leadership and strong defense throughout the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Sherry
Llano High School
LHS Jackette
Karen
Mortis Sherry
Paul Ables
Brenham
Llane ISD Board Seats Open With Four Candidates
Four candidates seek two Llano Independent School District board seats as terms of Olver Welpenhausen and Dr. Dan Houerster expire this spring. Names listed include Cynthia Bauer secretary, Welpenhausen, G D Sindart, Dr Powell Chariton of Kloesland, and Wilford J Boots Simpson of Timne. Ballot filing closes March 7 at 4 p.m. in Llano Central Office. Election set for April 7 alongside city council and Llano County school board races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llane Independent School District Board
Olver Welpenhausen
Dan Houerster
Cynthia Bauer
Welpehausen
G. D. Sindart
Powell Chariton
Kloesland
Wilford J
Boots) Simpson
Timne
Wolgehausen
Hoerster
Wiliam PF
Needham
Jim Repick
Landon
Thane
L. O. Turner
Harvey Raab
Kingsland
Lllano County Seheal
Bauer
Llano Schools
Kingsland Water Supply Group Elects New Officers
KINGSLAND W D Benson was elected chairman of the Kingsland Water Supply Corporation at the annual meeting to elect directors and officers for the coming year. Jim Tary vies chairman Richardson neyary treasurer Ray Mostnd Grady West join the board. West replaces Curtis Wilson. Attendees included Don Mathis and Mars Barker representatives of the Farmers Home Administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsland
W. D. Benson
Kingsland Water Supply Corporation
Jim Tary
Richardson
Neyary
Ray Mostnd
Grady West
West
Curtis Wilson
Don Mathis
Frederickshuro
Mars Barker
Kerr- Dile
Farmers? Home Administrate Lon
Cub Scout Awards at Banquet Highlight Blue and Gold
The Blue and Gold Banquet on Thursday, February 22 at the elementary cafeteria featured Cubmaster Jerry Drewer opening with prayers by Dey Chiefs Boonie Wopson, Roper Herridge, and Wyatt Ine. Awards were given to Wolf, Bear, and Gold Arrow recipients amid announcements of future camporees and a tying of community leaders and parents to Cub Scouting activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cafefort
Jerry Drewer
Callig
Dey
Boonie Wopson
Roper Herridge
Wyatt Inepram
Atrs
Nick Martin
Jamnson City
Pred Tull
Fom Driftwood
Fred Tull
Mark Joy
Wayne Bittle
Tony Witte
Kelvin Milium
Renny Inamark
Fast Harold Adams
Kirk Remmers
Kenny Myers
Brendon Rickerson
Eugene Long
Dines Adams
Deonard Adams
Dew
Donte Topeson
Roger Horridge
Kim Smith
Wyatt Ingram
Jantasy Mabry
Webelos
Cluck Hailey
Forester
Merit Rativges
Mike Grell
Merit Baire
Nick Mar
Llano
Matha Chirel Hasenmpnt
den Chiet
Kin Siit
Seoul
CAPCO Talks Park Expansion Plans Discussed
CAPCO officials and local leaders met in the county judge’s office to review a park expansion plan for Llano and Highland Lakes areas. The group discussed land needs, funding gaps, and potential federal support as CAPCO recommends acquiring about 65 acres per 9,000 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Stance
Austin
Capitol Area Planning Counci
Sail Water Conservation District
Susare Southy
CAPCO
Tle
Stenee
Liano
Tito
Elane
Grand High School Honors Roll Names Top Students
The Grand High School released its fourth six week honor roll listing 50 students. Seniors led with 16 students, followed by 12 juniors, 14 sophomores, and one freshman. Top marks include Mirjade Barton 97.83 and Judy Buller 99.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tover
Joe Simpson
Earch
Mirj de Barton
Cheryl Bol
June Jor
Denise Funke
Judy Buller
Visled Worm Maryale Barlow
Venus Grine Uorden
Suan Jones
Jaine Laver
Deborah Mingsberger
Marla Moss
Maret Nurnham
Vera Moe Notles
Jia Pope
Larry Sawyer
Karen Sherry
Timothy Simon
Anthony Taylor
Coral Unitrid
Joanie Utterbeek
Raa Alwlelt
Cheryl Tr Robbie Lou Gray
Kinnett McPherson
Mi Kay Rabb
Johnny Roberson
Joe By Simpson
Virginia Stuipsen
Kay Stuehler
Deby Talley
Sheth Mefschon
Rucent Lyne Smith
Dine Stebling
Myron Welpohausety
Peoples S and L Pays Dividends to Stockholders
The Peoples Savings and Loan Association paid 924925.86 in dividends to stockholders with a 15 percent stock dividend approved. Chair Koerster noted profits benefited savers and the surrounding community as funds supported home purchases and loans were granted to qualified applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Savings and Loan Association
Br. H., Koerster
UIL Literary Meet at Burnet district 24AA events listed
The District 24AA UIL meet will be at Burnet High School on Saturday April 7 with event director meeting at 8:50 and contests starting at 9. Events include typing spelling poetry interpretation prose reading and information speaking among others plus one act play on April 6. Plaques ribbons and trophies will be awarded for various events including track library and overall district champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnet High School
Ciel
Burnet Wgh School
4-H Kitchen Maids End Cooking Study
The 4-H cooking class Kitchen Maids completed their lessons with a chili dog party at Mrs. Zenia Ricketson’s home. Graduates were Renee Smathers Kay Schneider Jayme Strats and Kay Tuckness. Leaders were Mrs. Winfred Sprathers and Mrs. Tilly Bob Sehneider. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Banks of Fort Worth visited with his mother Mrs. Altha Banks at Williams Rest Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenia Ricketson
Renee’ Smathers
Kay Schneider
Jayme Strats
Kay Tuckness
Winfred Sprathers
Tilly Bob Sehneider
Donald Banks
Fort Worth
Altha Banks
Wiliams Rest Home
Spring Athletics Underway at LHS
Kingsland Garden Club meetings discuss the program theme We Grow We Conserve We Beautify. A fashion show fundraiser and lab house project are planned. At Slane High School spring athletics open with track golf tennis and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LHS
Kingsland
Terrarigns
Kingsland Garden Club
Wiphand Lakes Recreation Center
Pein
Mors
Lawrence W. Peay
Crossno Named Bank Auditor in Oak Cliff Savings Move
Oak Cliff Savings appoints Crossno as internal auditor. Roger J. Keane announces the hire. Crossno, a 1971 recruit from Anerin State University, is a member of the North Texas Chapter of Savings and Loan Comptrolle and is married to Milda Kathimann of Buchanan Dam. The piece also covers LCRA rate hike discussions affecting 700,000 customers and the push for a new power plant by 1978, with city and cooperative officials urged to form a rate committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Cliff Savings
Day Crossno
Roger J. Keane
Presient
Weis
Crossno
Anerin State University
San Angela
North Texas
Savings and Loan Contralte
J. A. Crossno
Buchanan Dam
Milda Kathimiann
Louis Kathimann
Westridge
Plano
George Rogers
Gorfon Donop
Llano
Aus
Colorado River
LCRA
John Babcock
Tithhenck
Sim Gideon
CRA
Gideon
Lott
Geenoperatives
Central Texas
Pedernates
Thimilton
Bluebonnet
Payette
DeWitt County
Guadalupe Valley
Bandera
Kimpet
McCulloch
Rastran
Beeville
Toerne
Brenham
Burnet
Cuero
Flatonia
Fredericksburg
Georgetown
Giddings
Goldthwaite
Gonzales
Hazletisville
Tempstead
LaGrange
Artimpasas
Lexington
Lockhart
Laing
Mason
Moulton
New Braunfels
Schwlenburg
Seguin
Shiner
Smithville
Waelder
Wetmar
Yoaknin
Funds For 73HCCA Community Action Grant Approved
Governor Briscoe approves a $151,795 federal grant to Hill Country Community Action Association San Saba for 1973 programs. Funds support Administration General Community Programming and Senior Opportunities and Services including training, housing, child care, health classes, elder services, and transportation for low income and elderly residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Briscoe
Hill Country Community Action Association, Inc
San Sabr
Teeney
Tne
Wa Poten
Mnalniain
Concordia College Hosts Students in Austin Event Weekend
Concordia College in Austin plans a spring student event for high school juniors and seniors. Activities include a talent show, a softball tournament, and a college showcase. The program runs Saturday and Sunday, March 3-4, featuring campus tours and performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concordia College
Austin
Het Ab Othe College
Callewe Haive
Clean Scene Month Aims At Highland Lakes Bluebonnet Trail Prep
The Highland Lakes Tourist Association designates Clean Scene month to rally county youth for highway cleanup and community tidying ahead of the April Bluebonnet Trail. Chambers of Commerce from Austin Marble Falls Burnet Bertram Lampasas Buchanan Dam Killeen and Mason join the effort with plans to welcome visitors and present tidy areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highhind Cakes Tourist Association
Apri
Palen
Mareial Mitchell
HLTA
Participatiiu
eNort
Chambers of Commerce
Austin
Marble Falls
Burnet
Bertram
Lampasas
Buchanan Lam
Kins Tand
Kane
Mason
San Saba
Michell
USA
Tito
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New Kingsland Bank
C of C
Tony Krauss
Lubbock
Tony Jr
John
Robert
All Stuents
Charlin Rabbit
Dyil Kessured
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Mrs
Bly Ratuiit
Llane
Capco Talks
Mwighland Lakes
Stence
Lillie County
Hlnck Rock Park
Lake Buchanan
Radu Park
Liane
Drace
Black Rock Park
Willing
Addit
Peoples S&l
UIL Literary Meet
Terrarium
Willie Manes
Robert A, Veach
Ehiipiniu
Wi Meend
Grindy A. West
Oss
Jay Crossno
March
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