The Harper Herald (Harper, Tex.), Vol. 59, No. 48, Ed. 1 Friday, November 28, 1975 Page: 3 of 4
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HARPER SCHOOL NEWS
Page 3 Friday, November 28,1975.
The Harper Herald + + Harper, Texas
Hunting Season Continues For Harper Students
The second week of hunting
season for Harper students
proved to be less rewarding
than the first. Last week nine-
teen bucks and two turkeys
were killed, whereas only fif-
teen bucks were killed this
week. The names of the hunters
and their points are listed
below:
Clint Hill (muley deer)
Linda Heinemann (5)
Mr. Bailey (6)
Howard Hood (7)
Luis Martinez (5)
Clyde Bernhard (4)
Michael McMahon (7)
David Wilson (8)
Robby Walker (7)
Marian Wendel (Spike)
Rick Walker (4)
Jeff Bode (5)
Emil Tatsch (4)
Michael Manning (7)
Brad Sivells (8)
Kenny Bode (7)
Don Wilson (6)
John Raz (6)
MENARD GIRLS
TOP HARPER'S UNIT
GIRLS GAME
Menard 44, Harper 27.
Harper— C. Holmes 16; J.
Edson 8; T. Harper 3; Quarter
scores: 7,12, 20, 27.
Menard— S. Ligon 15; R.
Graham 13; T. Cunningham 12;
Quarter scores: 15, 25, 33, 44.
Season Record: 0-1.
MENARD BOYS
DOWN HARPER
BOYS GAME
Menard 46, Harper 42.
Harper— R. Boutin 16; C.
Dunn 4; C. Hill 13; B. Ervin 5;
H. Cowen 2; S. Skipper 2;
Quarter scores: 6, 20, 30 42.
Menard— Walker 9; Pope 6;
Ellis 2; Simmons 13; Lyck-
mann 14; Zamora 2; Quarter
scores: 10, 17, 32, 46; Season
Record: 0-1.
HAPPY THANKSGIVING
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MENARD BOYS
SWEEP HARPER
B-BOYS
Harper 26, Menard 36.
Harper— D. Cornelius 2; D.
Westfield 6; K. Ervin 8; A.
Wienecke 10; Quarter scores:
5, 12, 15, 26.
Menard— L. Watson 18; B.
Hough 4; S. Pennington 4; R.
Garrett 4; J. Parker , 2; J.
Flemming 4; Quarter scores: 6,
14, 28, 36; Harper Season Rec-
ord: 0-1.
SCHOOL MENU
Monday 1— Noodles and
meat, green beans, salad, hot
rolls.
Tuesday 2— Frito pie, corn,
salad, fruit, hot rolls.
Good luck to each and every-
one of the students throughout
the season.
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DID YOU KNOW THIS?
The Harper School building
was expanded to two rooms in
1898.
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Tidd were
the teachers at that time.
In 1902, Mr. L. C. Gibson and
Miss Mae Watkins were the
teachers.
In 1903, the teachers were
Louis Brodie, Alfred Brodie,
George Johnson, and Virgie
Jones.
The school house burned in
1906.
During this same year our
school district became indepen-
dent and seven trustees were
elected. They were: George
Morris, Charles Morris, C. A.
Roberts, C. A. Spencer, W. A.
Spencer, Clifford Norris, and
Oscar Sellers.
HAPPY THANKSGIVING
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CAMPUS CHATTER
The Harper Band traveled to
Hondo last Saturday in a
marching contest. They re-
ceived a four rating.
Students will be dismissed at
2:30 Wednesday and will have
no school Thursday and Friday.
Yhe seniors had a very suc-
cessful concession stand last
Friday night at the basketball
scrimmages. Thank you for
your support!
The next basketball game
will be December 2 at Nueces
Canyon at 6:30.
The 1st grade welcomed a
new student, Jed Walker, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Walker.
Jed went to Hunt before coming
to Harper. He likes to play and
write.
Matt Schmidt and Bryan Er-
vin taught sixth grade for Mrs.
Masser Monday.
The seniors are busy working
on the Longhorn.
Kim Barrett, Thomas Cau-
then, and Esther Ener left
Wednesday at noon for a con-
vention in Corpus Christi and
will return Friday night.
Bryan Ervin has a ’74 Red,
White, and Blue Vega. When
asked how he liked it he re-
plied, “It’s nice.”
We had a major calamity in
the halls of Harper High; Patty
Parker lost her voice!
“Have A Happy
Thanksgiving”
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Wednesday 3— Sandwiches,
potato chips, peas, hot rolls, hot
bread.
Thursday 4— Roast, pota-
toes, gravy, peas, hot rolls, hot
bread.
Friday 5— Chicken, rice,
peas, hot rolls, jello.
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FAVORITE MOVIES
June— Walking Tall
Rose Mary— Billy Jack and
Trial of Billy Jack
Steven—Jaws
Virginia— The Way We Were
Mr. Schmidt— “Bullet”
Mr. Masser— Old Yeller
Mr. Lumpkins— Thunderbolt
and Lightning
WIN THE TOURNEY
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Harper Longhorns 75-76
Basketball Schedule
The Harper Longhorns and
Lady Longhorns are “raring”
to go for this 75-76 season and
hereby announce their sched-
ule:
Date Opponent Place..Time
Nov. 21, Menard, here, 5:00
Nov. 24, Junction, there, 4:00
Dec. 2, Nueces Canyon, there,
6:30
Dec. 4, 5, 6, Harper Tour-
nament
Dec. 9, Utopia, there, 6:30
Dec. 11, 12, 13, Medina
Tournament
Subscribe to The Herald
BAND
RECEIVES FOUR
■ The Harper High School
Longhorn Band traveled to
Hondo on November 22 to com-
pete in the UIL Marching Con-
test of Region XI.
There were six bands entered
in class B including Harper ; we
marched at 9:45 a.m.
After all the Class B bands
were through marching, the
ratings were announced. Rock-
springs rated 4, Center Point
rated 2, Johnson City rated 1,
Harper rated 4, Nueces Canyon
rated 2, and Charlotte rated 1.
Our twirlers — Tammy Har-
per, Tammy McDougall, and
Jan Parker — were judged and
rated on a routine. Our twirlers
rated a 3.
The band returned to Harper
at about 1:30 p.m. We look for-
CDOQeO csooOoCGSO
ThANkSGiviNG
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e have many things to be thankful
for during this Bicentennial era. The
most cherished of our nation's blessings . . .
freedom ... has given Americans the right to
a life rich in liberty, justice, happiness.
HARPER LOCKERS
CUSTOM BUTCHERING - DEER STORAGE
Harper, Texas - Phone 864-4200
Save on Your Grocery
Purch ases
Specials Each Week
FREDERICKSBURG COMMUNITY THEATRE
Presents
THE GIRL IN THE FREUDIAN SLIi
(Courtesy Samuel French, Inc.)
A hilarious comedy about a couple of psychiatrists
who even try to analyze each other. A girl with
romance in mind creates exciting and amusing
scenes—and so does the wife of the psychiatrist.
PERFORMANCES AT 8 P.M., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28,
and AT 2:30 P.M., SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 30
No Increase in Prices: $1.50 for Adults, $1.00 for Students.
ST. JOSEPH’S HALL
IN ALL DEPARTMENTS!
Barker’s Crocery
Across the Bridge — Junction 1 gf?eeem
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The Friendly Store
Junction Warehouse Co.
JUNCTION, TEXAS 76849
C. T. H0LEKAMP DR. TED H0LEKAMP
Phones: 446-2537 & 446-2828
Wool — Mohair
Ranch Supplies
Proudly Announcing
JENNIFER BIERSCHWALE
as our new beautician
Taking Appointments,,
Tuesdays thru Thursdays
Irenes Modern Beauty Salon
Irene Masters Owner-Manager
Ph. 864-4555 Harper
(11-27
ward to a higher rating next
year.
PLUCK THE EAGLES
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ASCS Ballots
Mailed
Ballots have been mailed to
all known eligible voters for the
election of a county Agricul-
tural Stabilization and Conser-
vation (ASCS) committeeman
according to Joe Loomis, Coun-
ty executive director. Any per-
son who produces agricultural
products in the county is elig-
ible to vote in this election.
The election will be con-
ducted by mail again this year
and ballots may be returned to
the County ASC office or may
be returned by mail. The dead-
line to return or mail the com-
pleted ballots is December 1.
Instructions for completing the
ballot are on the reverse side of
the ballot, but Joe Loomis cau-
tioned all producers to sign the
envelope identified as “ASCS
BALLOT”. A ballot that is
otherwise eligible cannot be-
counted unless the certification
envelope is properly signed.
Ballots returned to the county
office will be counted on De-
cember 4 by the present county
committee. To insure complete
secrecy of the vote, the blank
envelope containing the ballots
will be shuffled before opening.
The candidate receiving the
most votes will be elected to the
vacancy on the committee. The
candidate receiving the second
and third highest number of
votes will be elected first and
second alternate respectively.
ASC committee eleciions are
held annually in the fall of the
year. One county committee-
man will be elected for a three
year term and 2 alternates are
elected to serve for a one year-
term. In its activities, ASCS is
primarily responsible for pro-
moting the national welfare
and to carry out the legislative
intent for the Congress which
include those to:
—improve the economic sta-
bility of agriculture by aiding
farmers to achieve supply-de-
mand balances that result in an
equitable share of both domes-
tic and export markets, and an
equitable return on those mar-
kets.
—maintain an even flow of
quality products to market at
reasonable prices to both pro-
ducers and consumer.
—improve and protect soil
and water resources by aiding
farmers to carry out specified
and funded conservation and
land use practices.
The Gillespie County ASC
committee is responsible for
local administration of the cot-
ton, wheat, peanut, feed grain,
wool, mohair, unshorn lamb,
and conservation programs.
THANKSGIVING
DANCE
PAT’S HALL
FREDERICKSBURG
Thursday, Nov. 27
Music by
“Bubba Littrell &
The Melody Mustangs”
Saturday, Nov. 29
“Bill Dearmore &
The Nu Country Edition"
CASH
Paid for
PECANS &
DEERHIDES
AT
Weidenfeller
Mobil
301 E. Main
Fredericksburg, Texas
(1-29-76 -
HELLO BABY
One girl and four boys were
born in Hill Country Memorial ~
Hospital this past week:
Nov. 18, daughter, Marcy, 7
lbs. 4 oz., born to Mr. and Mrs.
William B. McMillan of Junc-
tion.
Nov. 18, son, Moses, 9 lbs.,
born to Mr. and Mrs. Pedro A.
Salinas.
Nov. 19, son, James Andrew
II, 7 lbs., born to Mr. and Mrs.
James A. Allen of Fischer.
Nov. 20, son, Timothy Paul, 6
lbs., bom to Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Pehl jr. Welcoming their new
grandson are Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Pehl sr. and Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Behrends. Great
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Voigt, Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
gar Behrends and Mrs. Felix
Feller.
Nov. 21, son, Kevin James, 7
lbs. 7 oz., bom to Mr. and Mrs.
Robert C. Gates. Proud of his
new brother is Glenn age 4.
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Monk and Mr. and Mrs.
James Worley of Nashville,
Tenn. Great grandmothers are
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NELSON MOTORS. Inc.
4th & College Streets - - Junction, Texas I
"COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE" j
We can take care of and help you
with your transportation needs.
Phone 446-2444
County Offices
will be
CLOSED
Thursday, Nov. 27
and
Friday, Nov. 28
in observance of
Thanksgiving Day.
Attention Hunters & Trappers
Fur Buyer will be in Harper at
Bode Feed & Supply
each Wednesday from 4:45 p.m.
till 5:15 p.m. beginning Bee. 3rd.
We buy green and dry fur of all kinds. Skin Case all furs
(like oppossums), not open up the middle. We also buy
deer hides! Well handled furs bring TOP PRICES!
D & W FUR CO.
400 N. Texana St. Hallettsville, Tex. Ph. 798-5057
_(11-28
FEED - SEED - RANCH
SUPPLIES
Custom Feed Processing
Week Days Except Saturdays:
MOORMANS QUALITY
FEED CONCENTRATES
Staffers Products
GUNS - AMMO • LICENSES, ETC.
Bode Feed & Supply
Ph. 864-4004
Harper, Texas 78631
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quarterly, semi-annual or annual payments
of the premium. Make it easy on yourself!
Arrange for an insurance plan with short
payments!
BARRETT INSURANCE
Harper, Texas 78631
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Dietel, Norman J. The Harper Herald (Harper, Tex.), Vol. 59, No. 48, Ed. 1 Friday, November 28, 1975, newspaper, November 28, 1975; Harper, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1034276/m1/3/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Harper Library.