Nominees Named for Llano High Homecoming Queen 1968
Llano High School selected twenty nominees for the 1968 Homecoming Queen from various student organizations. Names include Dana Duncan, Ada Jo Smith, Karen Rogers, Gena Robinson, and others. The queen will be elected by the student body and crowned at the homecoming activities during the final football game against Marble Falls on Friday, November 8.
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Llano High School
LHS
Dana Duncan
Ada Jo Smith
Karen Rogers
Gena Robinson
Sidence Kuykendall
Margaret McKinney
Sherri Green
Diane Waldrope
Future Teachers Association
Pat Stuehler
Pam Stuehler
FFA
Judy Feuge
Conni Virdell
Letterman
Doras Johnson
DECA
Sherry Sawyer
VICA
Luann Donop
Suzanne Bagley
Mary Jane Renken
Pat Stumfell
Belle Laning
National Honor Society
Cynthia Graham
Buzz Staff
Llano
Jackets
Marble Falls
Texas Supreme Court Denies Hearing on Llano Branch Office
The Texas Supreme Court refused a writ of error for Community Savings and Loan Associates ruling no error in the prior judgment denying a Llano branch. The decision upholds the Court of Civil Appeals ruling. no Llano branch will be opened. People's Savings and Loan plans to open a new East Main Street office in the former Ratliff Chevrolet building, with remodeling underway and a hoped for early 1969 opening.
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Texas Supreme Court
Community Savings and Loan Associators
Llano
Supreme Court
Court of Civil Appeals
Community Saving and Loan
People’s Savings and Loan
East Main Street
Ratliff Chevrolet
October Rain at Llano Station Warns of Dry Spell
Only 0.60 inch of rain was recorded at Llano weather station in October. After a wet year, ranchers again look to the sky for signs of rain as drought concerns rise.
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Llano
Extension Offices Open House Promotes Consumer Education
Llano County Extension Office hosts a Consumer Education Open House during November 4 8 30 to 4 30 on the second floor of the courthouse highlighting consumer information and services. Officials note consumer competence is crucial amid new products complex merchandising and rising bankruptcies.
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Coperative Extension Office
Llano County
Tax Statements Show County Reduction
Slane County tax payers may not have noticed but their tax statements show a five cent per hundred reduction on county taxes this year. The cut comes from the paying off of road bonds, County Judge R. P. Mc Williams said. Charles Henry Reese of Prairie Mountain was in Austin on business Wednesday.
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Slane County
R. P. McWilliams
Charles Henry Reese
Prairie Mountain
Austin
Llano ISD Sends About 9000 School Tax Notices Today
The Llano Independent School District is mailing approximately 9,000 school tax notices. Residents should verify addresses and property descriptions. Taxes are due September 1 and delinquent February 1 with no split payments or early payment discounts. For questions contact the school office and tax assessor Josephine Jordan.
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Llano Independent School District
Oatman Street
Josephine Jordan
Llano County Driver License Office Hours Announced
Department of Public Safety reports the Llano County courthouse second floor license office opens 8 to 12 and 1 to 5 on Thursdays and Fridays for written tests and renewals. Driving tests are on the second and fourth Fridays each month. Average renewals run about 35 daily with no long lines since the new schedule.
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Department of Public Safety
Llano County
Llano Area Calendar Of Events Highlights Multiple Meetings And Games
Thursday includes Junior Varsity and B team games at Marble Falls at 6 p.m. Junior high hosts Marble Falls. Friday features absentee voting deadline and Jackets at Brady at 8 p.m. Saturday covers VICA district meet Alpha Delta Zeta dinner. Sunday has Jaycee Turkey Shoot at Llano Airport from 1 p.m. to dark. Monday notes Central Board Hill Country Community Action Association at Llano. Tuesday lists General election Lions Club Llano noon and Athletic Boosters at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Open House at Llano Schools begins 7 p.m. Home Demonstration Council meeting also listed.
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Brady
VICA
Vocational Industrial Clubs of America
Alpha Delta Zeta Sorority
Jaycee
Llano
Central Board Hill Country Comunity Action Association
Lions Club
Club
Campaign Trails To End Tuesday
The 1968 general election will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 5, with a record turnout expected. Llano voters numbered 2,900 for early voting. 2,325 votes were cast in the May Llano County primary.
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Llano
Jackets Bulldogs Clash at Brady Friday Night
Llano Yellowjackets meet Brady Bulldogs at Bulldog Stadium in Brady for a district game. Brady seeks a second straight district title as the Beltway team offense shows promise with QB Ricky Akce, running backs Mike Leifesse and Steve Byrd, and defenders Dennis Snowgrass and Royce Lewis. Llano won 25-0 over Burnet and lost 23-6 to San Saba in district play. both teams aim for victory after last week’s performances.
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Liana Yellowjackets
Brady Bulldogs
Bulldog Stadium
Brady
Marble Falls
Llano
Burnet
San Saba
Bulldogs
Ricky Akce
Mike Leifesse
Steve Byrd
Dennis Snowgrass
Royce Lewis
Llano Jackets
Weldon Seeliger
Lee Earl Nobles
Llano County Home Demonstration Agent Resigns
Elaine Houston resigns as Llano County Home Demonstration agent effective mid January after serving since June 1968. She is married to G L Sonny Houston. No replacement announced.
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Elaine Houston
Llano
Voters Must Present Registration Proof at Polls
Voters in the upcoming general election must show certificates of registration at the polls or sign an affidavit explaining the omission. Officials urged voters to study ballots carefully as voting methods differ from prior elections.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Edmund
Muskie
Richard M. Nixon
Spire T. Agnew
George C. Wallace
Marvin Griffin
Curtis DeMay
Griffin
Omar Burleson
17Th Congressional District
Preston Smith
Paul Eggers
Ben
Oldest Cen-Tex Turkey Shoot Set
The Llano Athletic Booster Club hosts its annual football banquet on Monday night at the school cafeteria honoring Yellowjacket players with Catfish Smith of Baylor as speaker and James A. Jones as master of ceremonies. Banquet tickets cost 2.00. The Llano Junior Chamber Turkey Shoot returns Sunday at the airport with head skeet and bow events led by Billy Bob Schneider. Proceeds fund the Llano County Junior Livestock Show.
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Llano Athletic Booster Club
Catfish Smith
Baylor University
James A. Jones
Smith
Baylor University Athletics
Texas
Marshall
Baylor
Llano
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