Llano School Bands Plan Annual Spring Festival
The Llano school bands hold a Friday festival on May 12 with a barbecue in the cafeteria from 5 to 7 PM and supper tickets at 1.50 for adults and 0.85 for children under 12. A concert in the high school auditorium begins at 8 PM under T A Short with all three bands performing. student conductors Elginia Hasse and JoNell Duncan lead.
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Llano
T. A. Short
Elginia Hasse
JoNell Duncan
O. Henry
Lila Bauman
Tonita Berry
Ernie Lewis
Linda Ray
Ella Jean Rusche
Brenda Vetter
Gloria Whitson
Liano
Eight Youths Enter Marble Falls Rodeo
Eight Llano youths competed in the Marble Falls Junior Rodeo over two nights. Sherry Ann Leifeste, 12, won the all around junior cow girl title with a 31 point total earning the championship saddle. Deborah Leifeste and a Buda rider placed high in points. Kelly Leifeste, 8, tied for ribbons in the boys division. Other Llano riders Debbie Welgehausen, Myron Welgehausen, Joe Bob Hunger, Pam West, and Geneva Walker also placed.
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Buda
Deborah Leifeste
Deborah
Kelly Leifeste
Leicestes
Llano
Debbie
Myron Welgehausen
Joe Bob Hunger
Pam West
Geneva Walker
Lois King Spent Weekend at Home in Texas
Lois King a Texas Tech sophomore spent last weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs J J King at their home.
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Lois King
Texas Tech
Mike Johnson
F. W. Sawyer
Royce
Suzanne Adams
Lubbock
H. A. Adams
Kenny
Llano Volunteer Fire Department elects officers and backs rodeo traffic
Walter Franklin heads both the Llano Volunteer Fire Department and the Hill Country Livestock Raisers Association. New fire officers include Oscar Bump as vice president and Walter Roberts Jr as secretary treasurer with Bill Walker remaining chief. The rodeo traffic plan for the June 12 three night event is endorsed. James Grote heads the livestock group, with Elmer Smith and John Pearson as vice presidents and a slate of directors. A dinner and talks followed with remarks by Dudley Campbell on producer marketing challenges.
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Highland Lakes Shrine Club
Ben Hur Temple
Austin
R. D. Scruggs
Buchanan Dam
Louis Marks
Jim Stumfell
Jack Sweeney
Llano
W. H. Hoffman
Kingsland
Robert Jay
Marble Falls
Gene Clements
Burnet
Marion Toole
C. T. Aselton
Rabban
Leonard Hicks
J. T. Browning
John Pope
Frank Hopf
Walter Franklin
Hill Country Livestock Raisers Association
Ramblin’ Rose
James Grote
Elmer Smith
John Pearson
H. J. Hoerster
A. C. Hillman
J. L. Sawyer
Raymond Winkel
Ford Clinger
Marvine Elliott
James Rusche
Fred Osbourn
Emory Crécelius
Lester Inman
Aliss Belle Laning
Tommie Ruth Fowler
Ernie Lewis
Crecelius
Grote
Dudley T. Campbell
Texas
National Livestock and Meat Board
Walter Pranklin
Hill Country Livestock Reisers Association
Franklins
Marvin Koenig
Franklin’s
Dudley Campbell
National Livestock
Beard
Stef
Preparations Begin For Llano Pool Opening
Preparations are underway to open the Llano swimming pool with a tentative opening set for Saturday May 27. City manager George Rogers reports cleaning and filling the pool and says Judy Lewis will teach lessons starting June 19 after Bible schools end. A later announcement will list class types and registration dates.
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Llano
George Rogers
Judy Lewis
O. N. Lewis
Rogers
Llano County Little League schedules announced with coaching gaps
Llano County Little League has six teams five in Llano and one in Highland Lakes. schedules set for Llano and Buchanan Dam with games at 7, 7 30 and 9 p.m. only some teams have coaches with one team lacking a coach entirely. Pee Wee league and Pony League begin soon with sponsor Llano Volunteer Fire Department.
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Llano County
Llano
Buchanan Dam
Begi
Hudson Songs Attend Pilgrimage in Fredericksburg
The Hudson Songs visited Fredericksburg on Saturday for an early homes pilgrimage and an autograph party honoring Mrs Irene Marschall King.
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Hudson
Frederickburg
Irene Marschall King
Hoersters Attend Texas State Medical Convention in Dallas
Dr and Mrs H J Hoerster traveled to Dallas last weekend to participate in the Texas State Medical convention, engaging with colleagues and events at the gathering.
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H. J. Hoerster
Dallas
Calendar of May events across Ramblin and Kingsland
The schedule lists community events from May 11 to May 16 including All-Sports Banquet in Ramblin, School Band Spring Festival with barbecue at 5 and concert at 8, Miss Texas Cen Tex pageant at Fredericksburg Municipal Building, a Kingsland garage auction at 10 am with a Bookmobile stop, Mother's Day on May 14, Sunrise Beach Baptist hosting Operation Brotherhood in Austin, and May 15 Liano Lions Club event with Kindergarten graduation and Ladies Night Banquet at Club Lhano.
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Fredericksburg
Kingsland
Sunrise Beach Baptist
Brotherhood
Austin
Tuseday
Liano Lions Club
Club Lhano
Curly Hays to Speak at Llano All-Sports Banquet
Curley Hays, Southwest Conference Official and West Texas Utilities public relations rep, will keynote the sixth annual Llano High School All-Sports Banquet at the Ramblin Rose. Larry Stovall will MC, with 108 Llano High athletes recognized for football track basketball tennis golf and volleyball.
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Curly Hays
Curley Hays
LHS
Ramblin’ Rose
Hays
Southwest Conference
West Texas Utilities
Abilene
San Angelo High School
Tulsa University
U.S. Navy
Larry Stovall
Llano
Letterman’s Association
Lanny Hallmark
Pat Zucha
Danny Nixon
Weldon Seeliger
Mary Griffin
Adition
Seeliger
Miss Griffin
Richard Gilbert
Jody Jones
James Sateer
Sam Buchanan
Temperatures Hit 101 Degrees in Seasonal High
Temperatures reached 101 degrees on Monday May 8 marking the season’s high after a week earlier with a high of 71 degrees.
Minister to Speak At Lions Banquet
Rev Howard Smith of the First Baptist Church will address Llano Lions Club at the Lash Night banquet Tuesday at Club Llano. The nominating committee will report and new officers will be elected for the coming year.
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Howard Smith
First Baptist Church
Llano Lions Club
Club Llano
Lions’ Rodeo
Rodeo Queen Nominee Pictures Due Soon
The Liens News will publish the 1967 Rodeo queen nominees two weeks from today May 25. Nominees should submit photographs promptly and organizations must select their nominees and send names to Mrs. M J Weet an queen contest chairman.
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M. J. Weetan
Alfred Hallmark Spends Weekend with Fort Worth Family
Alfred Hallmark a Fort Worth schools teacher spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs W D Hallmark and family.
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Alfred Hallmark
Fort Worth
Mrs. W. D. Hallmark
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Luce Street
Hill Country Community Action Agency, Inc
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Order of DeMolay
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Llano Rainbow Girls
Eastern Star
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Wichita Falls
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Houston
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Rodeo Queen
Llano Pta
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