The Boerne Star (Boerne, Tex.), Vol. 72, No. 45, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 4, 1976 Page: 2 of 12
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1976
THE BOERNE STAR
PAGE TWO.
F.H.A. News
Library News
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10 lbs. 69c
BANANAS
CABBAGE
CELERY
TOMATOES
448 S. Main
Phone 249-3555
GROUND MEAT
FRYERS
makers home with a first division.
The Boerne band is scheduled to
perform at about 1:30 P.M. so be
there and show them we appreci-
ate the new spirit they have
kindled at Boerne High School.
122 BANDERA ROAD
BOERNE, TEXAS
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SLAB BACON
PORK STEAKS
WHOLESALE and RETAIL
Greenware — Paints —
Supplies — Kilns — Firing
GIFTS CUSTOM MADE
Everything for the Hobbiest
George Stumberg
Photographer .
LIVER
PORK ROAST
CHUCK STEAK
CHUCK ROAST
ROUND STEAK
T-BONES
Local Gridder
Shines At
Ranger JC
By “CORKY”CORCORAN
Darrell Quinn, a 1975 graduate of
Boerne High School has made the
Ranger Junior College Football
Team at a guard position. Darrell
went to Ranger as a walk on
prospect and not only impressed
the coaches enough to gain a
scholarship, he also hustled his
way on to the starting team for
Ranger. The Ranger team opened
the season by beating New Mexico
Military, the fourth ranked team
in the national JC poll, and have
gained victories over the T.C.U.
freshman, U of T Arlington JVs
and McMurry JVs. The perform-
ance of Darrel Quinn in these
games was lauded by his coaches,
and the people of Boerne can be
proud of another Hound who has
made good. Darrell is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Danny Quinn of
Boerne. We are looking forward to
seeing Darrell enjoy further
success as he carries on his grid
career at Ranger. Congratula-
tions Darrell on a job well done.
The Boerne Greyhound Band is
busy preparing for the U.I.L.
marching contest which will be
held at Hondo on Saturday,
November 7,1976. This is the first
of several U.I.L. competitions and
the Boerne Band is hoping to
capture a 1st division at this meet.
The band, under the direction of
Mr. Bobby Kunz, has shown a
great deal of precision marching
and playing during the football
season and they are now seeking
to show South Texas that the
“pride of the hill country’’ Grey-
hound band is number one. The
band members need our support
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Weddings
Portraits
General
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Pianist: Edythe Dixon.
Community Service:
Klingbeil.
Safety: Ed Seitz.
Health and Welfare:
Halloween Party held Sunday
night at St. Peters Parish Hall.
The program is beginning its
second year in Boerne and now
has roughly 45 to 50 families
participating.
"ROBIN AND MARIAN'
NICOL WILLIAMSON
RICHARD HARRIS w.. .
by the retiring Chaplain, Janet
Klingbeil.
The following committees were
appointed:
Youth Committee: Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Lammert. Alternates: Mr.
and Mrs. David D’Spain ; Mr. and
Mrs. John Ebner; and Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Yelverton.
Youth Representative: Jay
Pfeiffer and Franklin Armor.
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PALMOLIVE LIQUID 99c
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GOLD MEDAL 5 lbs.
FLOUR
Gardening Tools
Hedge Trimmers and
Pruners
WELCH DONUTS
MR. G. CRINKLE CUT 2 lbs.
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WEEK-END SALE
Tomato Soup
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907 E. Blanco
Boerne
Phone 249-991 5
Your library, the Boerne
Public Library, has recently
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Hoover — Rubbermaid and
Corning Ware — Sunbeam —
General Electric — Zenith —
many other quality brands.
Layaway plan available at
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Mon. - Thurs. 4 p.m. to ?
Fri. - 4 p.m. to 2 a.m.
Sat. - Noon to 2 a.m.
Sun. - 4 p.m. to Midnight
RUBY FELLER,
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ELMER BERGMANN,
Owner
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Pint-sized spooks added “blood,
lizard brains, bat hearts, moth
wings, grasshopper wings, ghosts’
skin and skeleton livers” to the
’’witches brew” (below) at the
Indian Princess-Indian Guide
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Wollschlaeger, Mr. and Mrs.
Arleigh Huff, Mr. and Mrs. A.F.
Leesch, Mrs. Jourdan Rigby,
Mrs. M.K. Hugmann, Mr. and
Mrs. Hubert Hamilton, Anna
Dell Ammann, Mrs. H.W.
Marschall, Vera E. Merrell,
Mrs. Georgia Scherer, Mr.a
and Mrs. Alex Fish and Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Dietert.
In memory of Moritz Sch-
warz, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Fish
and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fabra
made memorial gifts.
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George Mitchell.
Membership: Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Nickel.
Education: Helen Shinn.
Reporters: Mr. and Mrs. E. O.
Klingbeil and Janet Klingbeil.
Deer Hides: Eugene Wahl,
Feldon Lester, Ed Seitz and
Erwin Meckel.
Resolutions: Sid Woods, Everett
Crowell, Arthur Leesch, Aubrey
TOWN HOUSE 16 oz.
CRACKERS
DINTY MOORE 24 oz.
BEEF STEW
TEXSUN 46 oz.
ORANGE JUICE
OB LONG 16 oz.
SPAGHETTI
10 oz.
O.B. NOODLES
CAMPBELL'S No. 1
VEGETABLE SOUP2 45c
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Frozen Foods
LIBBY'S 6oz.
ORANGE JUICE FOR $1.00
SWANSON TV
CHICKEN DINNER "oz. 69c
SWANSON TV
TURKEY DINNER uoz. 69c
6’s
The Boerne FFA Greenhand
Quiz Team No. 1 won first place in
the fourth annual Comal County
Young Farmer Leadership
Contest held in New Braunfels on
Thursday, October 28, 1976.
According to Allen Arfsten,
President of the Comal County
Young Farmer Chapter, team
members of the Boerne Team
were Blake Cloud, Shelia Parvin,
David Powell and Kathy Roemer.
Arfsten said that the purposes of
the contests were to provide
educational and leadership oppor-
tunities to the young people of our
schools; and that the young
people participating in .the con-
tests were outstanding young
ladies and men.
Accompanying the team to the
contest were Vocational Agri-
culture teachers at Boerne High
School, Gerald “Buddy” Dechert
and John W. Phillip.
Boerne - Dane Gourley, 8 yd.
pass from John Astoria (Bob
Corcoran kick)
Leaders
Rushing - Boerne: Astoria, 17-38;
Gourley. 9-17; Rodenbeck, 4-12 —
Randolph: Ota, 12-45; Mascola,
12-24; Cox. 6-14
Passing
. Passing - Boerne: Astoria, 10-6-1,
53 Yards — Randolph: Carter,
9-1-0, 6 yds.
Receiving - Boerne: Wiley, 3-38;
Gourley, 1-8; Schwarz, 1-8 —
Randolph: Binford, 1-6
RANCH STYLE 300
BEANS 2FOR55C
46 oz.
HI C FRUIT DRINKS 53c
TUNA HELPER
HAMBURGER
HELPER
LIPTON 16ctn.
TEABAGS
LIBBY’S 17 oz.
FRUIT COCKTAIL
JIF 12 oz.
PEANUT BUTTER
qt.
DELTA PICKLES
LARRY’S^
Bade, Mrs. Anna Poss and Mr.
| and Mrs. Alex Fish.
For Hugo Haufler memorials
I were given by Mrs. Anna Poss,
Alice Schwarz and Anna Dell
Ammann.
In memory of Ernst Schwope,
memorials were given by Mr.
and Mrs. A.F. Leesch, Mr. and
Mrs. John C. Huff, Mr. and Mrs.
John A. Huff, and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Davis.
In memory of Mr. .Webb
Carnes, the following gave
memorials: Mrs. Elizabeth
Sanderson and Harvey Shinn.
Major Projects: Lois Wertheim,
Lena Taylor, Everett Crowell,
Fred Winters, E. O. Klingbeil and
Harvey Shinn.
Circulating and Convalescent:
Lena Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. L. E.
McQuinn and Mr. and Mrs. O. M.
Schultz.
Women’s Activities: Colleen
Sanderson, Dixie Pfeiffer, Mrs.
Ray Lammert, Mrs. Grady White,
Mrs. Lewis Ross, Ailleen Antrim,
Mrs. Mary Proctor, Mrs. Sarah
Riggs and Mrs. Ivy D’Spain.
Ways and Means: Frieda Woods,
Viola Staudt, Eugene Wahl, Sid
Woods, Erwin Meckel, E. O.
Klingbeil and Max Staudt.
Mrs. Lois Wertheim, Lecturer,
announced that the Nov. 5 meet-
ing would be honored by guest
speaker, Mrs. Jerry Nicholson,
who will explain the “Value of
Life Project” sponsored by the
Texas Conference of Churches,
and locally by Church Women
United. _
Work projects for the ensuing
year were worked out.
The meeting closed with prayer,
after which a delightful social
hour was enjoyed.
The next meeting of Boerne
Grange will be held Friday, Nov.
5, at 8:00 P.M.
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Sandra Livingston gave a
memorial for Jewel Leach; Mr. pnhi
and Mrs. Moritz Schwarz gave a 1M —
memorial for Laura Creel, and E I i
the Boerne Grange No. 1545
! a chest X-ray from the ALA-AA
Mobile Unit may have given them
added years to a healthier,
happier life.
Since no funds are received by
this voluntary health association
from any local, state, or federal
agency, contributions are encour-
aged to help defray the increasing
cost of operating the Mobile Unit.
The American Lung Association-
Alamo Area is a voluntary health
organization dedicated to the
prevention and control of all lung
diseases. The association
functions solely on contributions
from Christmas Seals, and
emphysema memorials. The 50th
Annual Christmas Seal Appeal is
now in progress and your gifts will
help the ALA-AA continue its
health services in Kendall County,
and work for all in matters of life
and breath.
BEST MAID qt.
SALAD DRESSING
2 LBS.
PINTO BEANS
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Culak are
proud to announce the arrival of
their daughter, Amy Lynn, born
in the Santa Rosa Hospital on Oct.
4,1976 at 9:00 p.m. Amy weighed 6
lbs. 9 oz. and was 20 inches long.
The proud grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Curtis Hahne of Freder-
icksburg and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
J. Culak of Boerne.
The retiring officers, and the
Also, two cash gifts have newly elected officers of Boerne
recently been given by Pearl Grange, met in called session,
O’Neel and Hilmar Bergmann. Sunday afternoon, Oct. 31, in the
Memorials for Wm. Behr , c „ L A 7
were given by Mrs. Mabel home of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Schutze, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Shinn.
Gardener, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Grange Master, Harvey Shinn,
Whittle, Mr. and Mrs. Vergil opened the meeting with prayer
Boerne
8 First Dowsn
44-82 Rushes - Yards
53 Passing Yards
10-6-1 Passes
2 Return Yards
8- 27.9 Punts
Frigidaire APPLIANCES
These tested appliances
available here in Boerne.
Factory service. Terms.
McQUINN’S
Sizes 6-20
OPEN
MONDAY—SATURDAY 9-6
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contest and bring our music
received many money gifts as
memorials.
In memory of Mr. and Mrs.
Bruno Oelkers, cash gifts were
given to the library by Mr. and
Mrs. A.F. Leesch, Mrs. Lena
Taylor, Miss Alma Heiligmann,
Miss Dora Wollschlaeger, and
the Boerne Grange No. 1545. pp., g
In memory of Mrs. Mary . •
Howell, cash gifts were made vm, —
by Mr. and Mrs. Clarence 0)n
Dietert, Mr. and Mrs. Owen AllI
Deeg, Town and Country Manor (0.0
and Capt. and Mrs. Coleman H
Sims. tig
ib. $1.09
lb. $1.09
gave a cash memorial for
Roselyn Daley. A memorial was
given by the Friday Night
Mixed League for Edwin
Meckel.
Mrs. Wm. F. Grinnan and
family and the Boerne Grange
No. 1545 gave cash memorials
for Lewis Kayton.
For Laura Schuhardt, money i
memorials were given by Mrs.
Christelle McElroy, Dora
Wollschlaeger, the City of
Boerne office girls and Lee
Corria, the Arion Bahr family of
Boise, Idaho, Mr. and Mrs. A.C.
Pfeiffer and Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar Schwarz, Jr.
For Elsie Phillip, memorials
were given by Mr. and Mrs. |
A.C. Phillip and Ottilie Gourley.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Schwarz
and Erna and Ella Vogt gave
memorials for Mrs. Bruno
(Hedwig Anna) Klar.
In memory of Allen Lanier, a
gift memorial was made by Pat
and Dick Davidson.
Mrs. Anna Poss and Mr. and
Mrs. Edgar Schwarz, Jr. gave
memorials for Paul Holecamp.
Mrs. Christelle McElroy gave
a memorial for Rosie Collins.
Also, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Deeg
gave a memorial for Mrs.
Louise Lancaster and Mr. and
Mrs. Max Theis gave a
memorial for Henrietta Meyer
of Uvalde.
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Hay, Ray Marvin. The Boerne Star (Boerne, Tex.), Vol. 72, No. 45, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 4, 1976, newspaper, November 4, 1976; Boerne, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1537536/m1/2/?q=%22Business%2C+Economics+and+Finance+-+Journalism%22: accessed July 10, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Patrick Heath Public Library.