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THE LLANO NEWS
VOLUME 12
LLANO COUNTY, TEXAS, 79M3
THURSDAY. AUGUST S, 1973
PRICE IS CENTS
NO. »
Revenue Sharing
L Planned by City
| City of I.lanooffl clal «dls-
cussed Monday the manner In
' which they plan to spend the
‘ city’s federal revenue-sharing
funds for the entitlement period
from July I, 1973 through June
30, 1074, hased on an estimated
- toiALefJ31,938^^___
Plans included the expansion
of the city water treatment
plant; more water storage faci-
lities and an Increased water
distribution system. A 400,000
gallon storage tank was .also
discussed, ir a suitable site can
be found.
Also at the special called
meeting Monday, the council
voted to purchase the property
Electric Saving
Still Important
The City of Llano, alonp with
Other Central Texas com-
munities, is still urging Its
residents to conserve electrl-
:lty, shooting at a goal' of 30
per cenl, City Manager George
Rogers said.
The Lower' Colorado River
Authority must still make week-
ly vvtpffyW-t^4h«-^I5*xaa-llalU_
road Commission of the con-
sumption by Its customers and
If they are unable to show that
- there Is sufficient conservation,
I __they_may lose thelr priority anti
all Central Texans will '‘he In
trouble” so far as their ele-
trlc fiower goes, Rogers said.
They must prove that 90 fief
cant of the electric power goes
for "human needs” to retain
their priority. ,
New gas will soon have to tie
purchased, and at a higher tale
and everyone Is urged to do
everything possible to conserve
energy, keeping down their e-
lectrlc hill as well as helping
-■■sure ■ greater power reserve
for a longer period, Rogers
said.
Mrs.’ M.D. -Muster returned
last week from a visit In San
Antonio with Mr. and Mrs. R.L.
Spinks.
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% CALENDAR OF
, Events J
TMCRMlA Y, AVGUST 2
_ Klngsland f.lotis meet.
|-l FRIDA V, AUGUST 3
Library look sale, fta.tn, >o
9- p.m, Highland Lakes Touri st
AssoclatliMi d I rector s meet,
Westerner Restaurant, norm.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 4
Field Creek Community Cpt
twrtwrue supfier, 7 p.m. Aqua
Art FxhtbTt, Mn chan .in A rt cen-
ter .
SUNDAY, AUGUST 7
Aqua Art Kxhlhlt, Muchanan
Art Center. *
TUKSDA Y, AUGUST 7
Llano l.lons meet, Westerner
Restaurant, noon. Golf ladles
lee oft. Ttif’N Club meeting.
Llano teachers report for duty.
World War t Veterans meet.
of the late Mrs. J.A. Wells,
adjacent to the city water plant
on Derry Street, for use In
further expansion of the plant.
The purchase price was $10,000
to twapeld out of revenue shar-
ing funds.
Other recent city utilities
Tetivliles Include*completion of
laving on the assessment pro-
gram, In the tall park area,
one block on Anniston Avenue
between Fast Dallas and Fast
Fills Streets; two blocks on
Chattanooga Avenue tietween
Fast Young and Fast Navarro
Streets; and one Mock on West
Dallas tietween Holden and'A sh-
ley. Streets. ‘ •
The city Is oul of cement
for a short time, twit plans lo _
pave two blocks on West Ellls,s,.Nrs<-
Sanguine" Stirs
Ranchers' Dander
Diane Hoerster T p
Be Aqua Princess
as soon as It run tie obtained
and-weather permits.____
Additional work around the
fire hall will lie done as soor.
as cement tun tie obtained, City
Manager George Rogers said.
I.I.ANO HIGH SCHOOL Won’t look this deserted much longer, ns teachers are sched-
uk4 la report Auftul 7 for a week of in-service training, and clawe* begin for the
lull term Aufuat 14. (Llano Newa Photo)
BU Dean’s List LL Wins
NamesLlanoans Home Tourney
(Mv Pearl IlL-rxldgu)
of the closest panics of the
Fight teams were scheduled
to play In the Llano Little
League A11-.Star Tournatnen*
last week, Goldthwslte-wtthdrew
■ uri, ..inirniAi-
burg, Marble Falls, Mason, San
Sals and Llano.
Monday evening, San Sato
played Murnet for the opening
game. Jeff Collins homered for
Burnet as they won 10-9 over
San Sato. The second Monday
night game'frmnU_Uano facing
Marble Falls, Jesse Nopb-z,
pitching for Llano, gave uponly
one titt and Robert Mon ter.
homered f«r l.lawe. TW
Armyworms Hit
CentralTexas
Fall Army worms have In-
vaded Llario County In large
numbers according to John Kuy-
kendall. Llano County agent.
These Insects have lieen olW’
served In large numliers strip-
ping lawns, native and coastal
Bermuda grass and other
grasses. Army worms are
Miss Diane Hoerster, daugh-
ter of Dr. and Mrs. Dan Hoers-
ter, will tie presenter! as a,,,
''Princess” representing out-
of-town royalty at the Admi-
ral's Glut) Coronation Mall on
the evening oPSaturday, August
11, In the City Auditorium at
Austin. .
Diane Is a rest *-Mtss Llano
High School,” I its cheerlead-
er and Llano Rodeo Cjueen. She
spent her (reshman year at
Angelo State University arid will
transfer this fall to the Univer-
sity of Texas at Austin to con-
tinue majoring In nursing.
Her escort at the tell will l*>
Jimmy Hoerster of Llano.
The Admiral’s Mall Is. the
climax of the Austin Aqua Fes-
tival where a new queen Is
crowned and presented with her
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tournament, Martile halls edged
by with a 4-3 score.
The Mg game, at B:47 p.m,,
for the championship, ta-tween
after the games were scheduled Llano and Mrady, was called
and"The Tea rrfs' TiTToTvr«L wrefour — leulng*- as- Uauo—JiHmulklL.tojH;eMii b; _rolor and
Mrady Murnet Fredericks- sbut out Mrady try a 10-0 score. reach a mature size of one to
Mrady didn’t get a htt.off Llano’s
pitchers and only two Mrady
tiatters got on tiase, one on a
walk the other on an error,
Mil neither got to score.....
"Trophies were given and an
all-tournament team was
picked. .
Jesse Napolez of Llano won
the Lest Pitcher Award. He
pitched six Innings to 22 tat-
fur^- -tags uavtMiinmly iuim Lit,.>lrm k
all>«l after four Innings out four and walked three play- short time. The adult Isa small
one arid one-half Inches, They
have a stripe down each side
and a ronsplclous Itiverfeil white
Y on the head. First sign of
damage can tie seen by the dis-
appearance of the outer green
portion of grass leaves. "Die re-
maining leaf skeleton Is white
giving grass a white or silver
appearance. If not controlled,
army.worms can destroy atre-
meiiitoiis :imount, of foliage In a
Sam J. Winters, Chief of Na-
val Operations for the Ad-
miral's Club, announced that
twelve Central Teias cities will
lie represented tiy princesses
Hr addtttnn to ttioseWif Uettl-ral — —
Texas.
MISS DIANE HOEROTER
------Amm Prlnceea
noon,
Center.
Social Security representa-
tive visits,
THURSDAY, AUGUST 9
Retired telephone workers
meet at Klngsland. Llano hos-
pital tioerd meeting.
DAVID HOERSTER .
Maylor University has cl4ed
Die academic achievement of
f,49 of Its students by naming
them to the IteOn’s List amt the
Dean's Distinguished I 1st, In-
cluding David Hoerster, son of
I>r, and Mrs. Dari Hoerster
And a 1970 LMS graduate, now
» (unlor a i ! lay lot, wltt: a 4.QQ
grade point average. He Is rna-
Jorltig In biology.
Also, James F. Travis, a
chemistry sophomore, a 1971
graduate of San Antonio's
Churchill High School ;*and
-son <>f_Mr, aiders,TTTravl.s
ot Pii> ha nan Dam,.
-Dr. George M. Smith, .May-'
tor's dean of Rest ruction, an-
nounced the names of those
students who earned the dls-
t)rirHon tw»cause of ttretr out —
standing a< a lemlc iierformance
luring the 1971 spring
semester, -
Smith said 249 studJ-nts were
named to the fleai ’s I 1st and
4 Of) to the I hum's Distinguished
List, Of those named lo the
Dean's Dtstlngillshed List, 192
earned a 4.00 ot straight-A
average.
'Ih*ati s J2Ust|ncnlilii-l
List -Includes those students
whose scholastic, a v e r a g CAT-
range from 3.B0 to 4.00 for at
Least 17 semester hours. A
graduate student must !»• en-
rolled for af least 12 I lours
during a semester to la* eligi-
ble for the honor.
because of the |0-run lead rule
as fdano shut out Martile Falls
14-fJ.
Tuesday night Fredericks-
burg Tout to Mrady 9-4. The
second game Tuesday night was
scheduled lie Iween Mason and
GoWlhwalte kmt Mason wem liy
forfeit as Gol'lthwalte had with-
drawn and didn't show,
S o ga mes were scheduled,
for Monday night.
" Thursday night, Nan‘-at*suf-
fered their second loss as Mar-
ble Fills won 11-7, 'Then 'he
rains came, forcing Out the se-
cond gsnne, tietween fturnet and
Llano. Idle game was re-sche-
duled for Friday night. Moth
teams fought hard hrr-attsr+be
loser would tie out of corn[>et!-
Ttrrti and the winner wntjld gcr or
to championship ptay. Hotiert
Monte/., on the mound for I lano,
gave up only three hits lo the 2fi
men he fac ed. With two on 'ose
Ilf the to|> cit the fifth, Jimmy
Dicker .son homered for 1 lano
over the renter field fence.
So fat, Murnet hadn't scored-
Isit In the fifth and sixth they
made one run |iet Inning, I laiio
took an fl-2 win,
later Friday, Mrjidv look.an
easy win over Mason In a game
called after five Innings he-
ers.
Jimmy Dickerson of Llano
received the Most Valuable
Player Award.
And Roller! Monlaz, also of
Llano, received the Highest
.Matting Average trophy with a
.727 average, *.
I lano won the first place
trophy, Mrady second, and Mar-
ble Falls thirl.
The. All-Tournament players
pi eked were Glen Grotia from
Fredericksburg; Steve RHiera
and Mike Mrazzell from Marble
Falls; Tip Ross, Jack Hagan
and Johnny Mcfiee of Mrady;
and Claigle Rogers, Alan Reed
and Rusty RaMi ot I lano.
cause of ttie 10-run lead rule.
Mrady wtrr-now eligible to play
l lano lot the championship af-
'ei taking a 23-11 win over
Mason.
Saturday at 7 p.m,, I- rede-
rtrkstmrg was lock to play
Martile Falls flip third place.
Mefore a huge crowd and In.one
CofCtoSell
Hunt Licenses
limiting and fishing licenses
will !*• sold this year at the
Llano Chamlier of Commerce
office, chamlier manager Jerry
Mr ewer lias rejmrted, "fhey will
prol«t4y arrive In August and
may !*• pu r c ti a s ed after 'hat
time._
Brewer sftld shooting pre-
_ serve looks will alsohe half'll i«l
• through ttie chamlier office till*,
year, Instead of from the Pafks
and Wildlife ofIIre as In pre-
vious years. The charge tor Hie
looks has toon raised I>y the
Texas Parks and Wildlife De-
portment from $7.90per look to
$27.00, Brewer reportisl.
gray moth which Is only active
at night. Army worms can lie
controlled with a spray applica-
tion of sovln following direc-
tions.
••••••
Last year many pecans were
damaged try stink twigs and
hickory shurkworms In the late
summer and early fall. A spray
application of the proper In-
secticide tietween Augtrst 1-17
and again a round the first 'week
Irr.'ikpuujnber will control these
pests. -Stink Digs suck sapfrom
green pecans causing an even-
tual hla<% spot on the kernel
when It /natures, Khu< kworms
feed totvteen the shuck and shell
•causing poor shuck opening and.,
empty or poOrly filled jiecaiis.
These Insects can lie ef-
fectively controlled with spray
applications of GuMhlon, FNP,
or /olcme. If these Insecticides
are ucniviilaljc, a mixture ol
lo’xaphene and sevln or mala-
thlon and sevln should give fair
cont nil.
Kenneth Rlcketson of lloiisHui
vlsl'ed friends and relatives It,
I lane last week.
Supper Saturday
At Field Creek
FILL'D CRFFK--A tieneflt t«i-
'leciie sup|j*-r w!l tie serveil at
Held Creek's Community Cet.-
tei Nnturtav nverilln’. Aug.nst
4, fioglnnlng at 7 o’clock.
Profits will go to the Cancer,
Heart, and Crippled Ctill Iren's
Funis. ^
hveryone Is Invited.
Homemaking
Girls to Austin
Mis. Ann S’hlpp accoinputdixl
a. group of students enrolled In,
the l lano IMgb .School si;:i.in*-'
homemaking program to Austin
Monday, July 23.
Tile group visited town houses
and model homes t several o'
Aus*Ui.*s lumslni levelofimcnts.
Tin (Umax o the lav was d
visit to Hie 1972 I’arale of
Homes ii the Grea' IbU.sarea,
pr.esi-nted t9' the Aiisftr. As-,
soclatl'" Of Builders.
Hereford Queen
To Cheyenne
Mr. ari'l Mrs. .Jurfu’S K. Crotf
ati'l th**tr !7-vt*ar ol«t 'laurtit»*r,
Mary, ‘Wtio un»»vk Texan
Merefnr I (juF*en, have U»imi Ir.
(*hey#»rtne, Vt yarning, amlwtiirn
next vk»*«*K to Oklahoma. 77iev
ma'Te fhe Wyomtiip trtp’tiy ptarT7%
rheyenne they atteri't<Mt the
\rnerlean Merefort Assorla-
• tnji ronvenMon aii<l (irnte s/»i v»
as one of the three off trial
jU'h'es In the livestock Jieh’tnr,
a i ■ - f Miss Grate r «»fn es«*nti-1
Texas :is Its Hereford tJUeen.
In* Is als<i secretary of t|»e
Texas Junior' Hereford As*
sodaMon.
The program i»»» 1 m i#»«! ftie
National Showmanstiip 1 mats,
♦ he Her ef or I hi Irlny, the
* rovinlfn' <►? ttie 1 fF ',-7-1 Vt vofr.-
4nr llerafut l .aivvik JiP'l pr e-
sentation of :»war ts as W4-1) as
a towf- of th»* ycaulioi Her
Haneti,
7^i»* f 1 r *. * ♦‘klat'Ofna-Texsis
Junior llereforl f•*r 'how
“alHl JuJrTnr re,',.v» 'Attt >»■
hel l, at 1 awtoii, Aiii’Yist H-p)#
which t'tie f,rofi-s w'tt :|tt»'t
Miss Grote ai’Ufr, represent.
Inp the Texas Junior Hei»*foi i
■ Assorlattofi as its <jiii***i an<!
seirreta f v.
The U.5S, Navy’s proposed
underground rum muni rations
system, Nanputne, lias <ome In
for murh dt sues si on !>y land-
o w n e r ’ s throuffhout the Hill
Country In rerent weeks.
.Saturday night, August 11, a
rltlxens* group, ronrerne<t a-
tmut the prospect, will conduct
an of»**n puMlr meeting In the
I.lano High School auditorium
at 7 p.rn. for everyone In the
seven-county area involved who
desires more facts atiput the
project. .
A committee tieadedtiyTTTgar
James Moss^ assisted !»y Bozo.
I>avis and Jesw James, Is mak-
ing- preparations lor the meet-
ing which will lie moved*to the
Yellow-jacket Stadium If the
r rowd wa^-ratit s.
A Navy spokesman who can'"
answer questions aimut rf'roject
Sanguine lias tieen Invlte^l.
Jim Tone, president of the
Hill Country l ivestock Kaisers,
chaired the first meeting of the
.group, field In the f ellowship
Hall of the First Baptist Church.
J. Floyd of Gov. Dolph Hrls-
roe’s office and Pat SmUh,
Texas Farm Bureau represen-
tative from Austin, attended the
meeting.
Smith will serve as master
nf-reretTiiifitin. for the August 11
•meeting.
Project Sanguine Is Uel'hg dis-
cussed each evening on a public
affairs progam over Frede-
._ rl< kslmrg/s radio s t a ♦ I o n
KNAF, to t*• corn 1 Vj* 1 e<I f ruiay
night, at 6. IT. p.rn. on • A M and
FM and repeate<l ori F'M only
at h 4r fi.m.
Six miles .of telephone lines *
lor test pfjrjmses are plarmed
ti> u* laid on-a rounty road
south of* A r* tr Mason County
i>. August, t»ut many ranchers
In 'hat area are also protesting
and refusing to give easements.
After the lines are laid in
i'.* .tt-sfnn- !v nPinned for
.''ep<errd»ef and to tier. Tlie
res? lines ire to tx* •xjrie,l
shallowly, al*Mjt ?w«y Inches
deep. The actual cables, when
ttie system Is ’installed‘per*
frianerdlv, are to tun ted six feet
tee|, Saw officials have said.
'P.e contrtic? for die telephone
line installation lias t*»eii a-
warletl to General Tejephope-
Fvlvarda which already serves
•he Hill (<nintrv and which,
along wlrti KCA and TKVl, have
tx*erj awii |m*| $3,000,OOP ron-
♦r:»t ts, each fo.tleyelop the S*n-
gulr e system. Tdie llnesare^
Ini installed urtder the-11 recMon
of Ctdrago’s Illinois Institute
of lechtiolngv whirl corelucted
similar n»sts In W jsconvln wher
“a? state was die target for the
j’>‘>nVtfTur7Tcr*'TT'Of'^ ^ ■—- . —
Buf fot ttie preset the Mrs'
line of lu?v for ^anguine people
r s o * • » i n : ri g r lght -of • wav
easements tr.; 11.*• V r♦ area and
ttiai p»ke
r umors a r *• - *r
hr* iri‘1 Mrs. John Charles
Keagor ait'l familv of College
Station- visited last weekend with
his mother, Mrs, F.C. Hesgor.
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Iasi week • Pictured, front row, left Ui right, arc Kuv>yltabh, Robert Montrx, l.yndon
Johan.son. Lincoln Gonraiwv^ Letdie .Mansell and Marty Crain. Second row:\Kevin Fain,
Allan Red, J$»f»e Na|tOlex, Brad Miind, JlniniyMMi ki rsnn, tliiudc Knurrs, Farlyn Bow-
., Fu, and Harry llakemann. Coachex llomer Gaulifen and Mike (ionzales, back row. I
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Library Book
Sale Set Friday
A sal** of liofiks will tx* held
by the Llano Countv I llirary
Friday, August 3, under th<* blp
oak lr**<* U*sld«' the library
liutjdlni', l«*i'lnnlnr at 9a.m. and
continuing until tin* looks ,irc
sold or until 7:30 p.rn.
rw»oks l**lnp offn’rod arn du-
plicate roplos or nth**r Usiks
no lonvnr nBodod.
Tho sal^ will also make room
on the library's sholvi*s for now
Ijfsiks which ar** continually
coniine In, The looks will bo
very reasonably priced Uu-nuso
of - th** nci*d for Hie additional
shelf sjinct*.
Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Schmitt
of Sepuln visited last weekend
with Kir, and Mrs. Randolph
Lelfeste and Mr. and Mrs. Roy
W. Kothmann, returning home
Tuesday.
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