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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1975
Page
2
The Kingsland July 4 AquaBoom celebration begins its patriotic theme contest May 15 and runs to June 1. Kingsland Arts and Crafts Club aids the Chamber of Commerce in sponsoring. Open to all, with past winners named and prizes, including a 25 dollar Savings Bond.
Frosty Miller has been asked to serve as a track official at the Southwest Conference Meet held May 23 and 24 at Texas Tech University in Lubbock. Miller is a Tech graduate and former four-year letterman on the track team from 1964 to 1968, competing in high jump high hurdles and 440 yard intermediate hurdles.
Official word confirms Sgt. Gerald W. Fritz of London Texas was fatally injured May 13 when a helicopter crashed about 36 miles southwest of Nakhon Phanon Airport Thailand during the rescue of the American merchant ship Mayaguez. His wife Jinda and their son live with her parents in Junction. They should be called to Mrs. Goghtly in Kingsland Texas.
The engagement of Candace Thompson of Llano to Michael B. McCormick of Llano was announced by her parents Charles J. Thompson and Mrs. John R. Macek. The wedding is planned for Friday July 18 at the First Baptist Church of Llano. Thompson is a 1975 Llano High graduate and McCormick a 1970 Llano High graduate, university attendee, and Fleming Company employee.
Jana Barry and Kellie Dawn Barry, daughters of Don and Mrs. Barry, won their divisions in the Tittle Miss Pageant at McLennan Community College Waco. Both qualify for June state contests at Baylor University and were judged on dress, interview, and talent, with poise and modeling also scored.
A 12 week tuition free heavy equipment training program starts June 3 at Texas State Technical Institute in Waco. Open to 18 plus, no high school diploma required. Includes 200 hours classroom and 200 hours on the job with choice of bulldozer excavator grader scraper loader. Room and board on campus, placement service after completion, and financial aid available. Contact Phil Wagner or C W Brannan for details at TSTI Waco 76705.
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