The Bandera Bulletin (Bandera, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 6, Ed. 1 Friday, July 24, 1964 Page: 5 of 8
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THB BANDERA BULLETIN
PAGE FIVE
100th LOAN FOR F.H.A.
> L.JS. Capplcman, State Director
oflhe Farmers Home Administra-
tion, Temple, Texas, announced to
the Press, "The 100th Water Dis-
tribution Association Loan has
been made to the rural people of
Texas."
The Green Valley Water Supply
Corporation received this loan for her of families includes over 86,-1
J696.000. This water system will
service 518 families; over 2,000
individuals.
Mrs. Cappleman stated “These
100 loans total $9,905,770. Over
9,047 families are now enjoying
good water for home use and for
livestock, gardens, etc. This num-
Lost Valley
Frontier Town
DANCE
EVERY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NITE
Admission to Dance $1.00 per person
FRONTIER TOWN
Open at 10 a.m. Every Day,
Monday through Friday
School Age 25c, Adults 50c
Under School Age Free
Saturday and Sunday Open at 10 a.m.
Admission 99c for Adults
50c for School Children
Under School Age Free
GUN FIGHTS EVERY DAY
See the Old West in Action
000 individuals.
These loans have had a great
impact on the economy of the com-1
munity and the* county. The in-
stallation of bathrooms, kitchen
facilities, landscaping of lawns and
the building of new homes has in- j
creased business for merchants,
increased tax payments, added to!
school tax payments, and contri-j
butions to churches.
One community, since turning'
on the water, has 20 new* homes)
financed by private enterprise; 7j
homes moved into the community.;
It has completed construction of
the first new church building in
00 years at a cost of $30,000.
it is important to note, only four Mr. and Mrs. Charles L^Sehmidt- Mrs. Elmo Reeve* is spending
per cent of the youngsters in ke had as their guest* Saturday a month with her mother, Mrs. R.
America are directly involved in afternoon, their son-in-law, R. L. t . Davis, in 1 alo l into. Mr*.
. j-..... arrests. Now. again, the '.Osborn of Austin, and their daugh- Davis is on the sick list, but we
youth
of our nation should be ter. Mrs, Minnie Ola Huber of San hope she will Improve and soon
V ven a pat on the back. Many Ahtonio. Mr. Osborn came to get be well.
| are growing up in crime fillbd his children. Little Susie Gayle, ______
ir«, y i they are good young- and Gary Keith, who had boom Mt nr,(1 Mr„ w L K|irj visited
star*. They are growing up in 1 - tin^ their grandparent* foi ^ otMj Mr*. J. Atkins in Ozona
the most complex society of the thq past three weeks. Mrs. Huber gim<jay through Tuesday of this
1 history of the world, and they are no. just igturned from Europe < ^ jla<1 a Wor»derful time,
f meeting the challenge of our I where sne spent thW* T?*>-.
! changing time* and ocietv as well ing and returning with the San
as their elders seen to have done. ! Antonio Little Theatre tour. Mr*.' Mr. ami Mrs. Robert H. Miller
j We would like t,» extend to the Huber spent some time with her and two children of Clute, Texas
J youth of Bandera a special ac- . step-son. Keithy, who is in the
J colade. The finest and most worth-; Armed Forces in Germany for a
j while young people in the nation three year tour of duty.
I and boys and girls in Bandera. I _— ----------——................—■
were here Monday to visit hi*
father. Sheriff and Mrs. R. B.
Miller and family.
Bye for
.HNS V
THIS IS OUR
TOWN
By Jinny
Hot, lazy summer days are mak-
ing our swimming pools popular f iiming on location isn t all
gathering places and the hotels, work. Here, Robert Culp makes ^
motels and guest ranches are all a pal of a baby baboon during 00f nn r f j 4
enjoying splendid business. i filming in Zulluand, South Africa, ^
* * * Many people in this com-' of Metro - Goldwyn - Mayer $ re-
munity are vacationing in various markable wild life drama.-Rhino' - T01>AY at Conoly Drug!
American scient-! ' i
.; Store.
roll ATHLETE'S FOOT
LSI- h KR A TOLY TIC ACTION
Be, a use it sloughs off the infected
kin. You see healthy skin re-1
place it. (let ipiick-d' ying T-1.-4 j
.quid, a keratolytic, at any drug
store. If not pleased in 3 DA\S,
48c back. Use antiseptic. |
FOOT POWDER
j too— fine for sweaty feet, foot i
odor; stays active in the skin for j
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places but with the coming of
September they will settle in again
and start the kids back to school.
* * * Gus and Georgea Evans
have returned from a wonderful
Culp portrays an
ist dedicated to saving the
white rhino and other wild ani-j
mals from extinction through the;
use of tranquilizer bullets. Hat- i
trip to New York and the Bahama ry Guardino and Shirley Eaton
islands, where they , were enter-! also star in the fascinating picture,
tained with 164 other Grand Prize j photographed in Metrocnlor.
winners in the Chevrolet contests.
* * * Did you know that New
Orleans doctors have discovered by five times. Americans report-
that bald headed men has less'ed nearly two and a half million
lung cancer than other men ? This serious crimes in 1966. It was
makes two things that bald head- J estimated that the over all crime
ed men have less of. ; increase amounted to about 10
* * * “American Youth Rates Ac- per cent. Persons under 18 years
GASOLINE ALLEY
Prank King
OKAY I Everybody
lin« up and get year
JJ.S. Savings Bondsl,
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colate from Oldsters.” Yes, in-
deed. Urbanized America is find-
ing the city’s bright lights more
attractive than ever. And if his-
tory is correct, the crowded area*
of age accounted for 17 per cent,
of all arrests. The under 18 age
group accounted for nearly 800,- J
000 arrests. The sixteen year old i
group was the largest age group
are prone to have more crime and1 with 18.1,270 arrests. These j
conflict than the less crowded j youngsters accounted for half the
ones. In a report made public just burglary arrests, 63 per cent of f
recently by the Federal Bureau of! the. auto thefts, 26 per cent of the
Investigation for 1961, the crime; robbery arrests. Now. there is
rate outraced the population rate another side to this picture, and
to take the Family to....
Of fN OAltr
6 P M.
OftNSAT *
SUN.-NOON
I. ALAMO ot BROADWAY
r——— ■ t. .........■
1EATS
MAKE THE
MEALf^:
We’re cookin’ up SAVINGS!
I _ " -■ — 1
RANCH STYLE, 2 lbs.
Bacon 79c
StoPM*,
STEAK, U. S. Good, lb.
Round 79c
GROUND, fresh, lean, 3 lbs.
Beef
Pound
PICNIC HAMS
Pound
SEVEN STEAK
Pound
CHUCK ROAST
; i»wa
29c
FRUIT COCKTAIL
No. 303 cans Del Monte
5 for $1.00 ________
Tuna Kim Chunk Style 4 for
Luncheon Meat 2 12-oz cans Kim
Vienna Sausage Kim No. 1 3 for
Hunt’s Catsup 2 Regular Bottles
Bar-S, pound
BACON -
Bulk, 3 pounds
WEINERS
Pound
BOLOGNA
Pound
PORK CHOPS
Produce
TOMATOES, home grown, lb. _ 19c
WATERMELONS, ice cold, ea. 69c
LETTUCE, Ige. hd. cello, for 25c
POTATOES, 10 lb. bag -_____69c
Supreme, Assorted Boxes, 2 for
COOKIES - -
Regular 19c loaf, 2 for
BREAD - •
Kim, pound can
COFFEE - -
5 Pound bag
SUGAR - -
Kim All Vegetable, 2 for
OLEO - -
Big K, 5 lb. bag
FLOUR - -
Assorted Flavors, 46 oz., 3 for
Hl-C DRINK
Diamond, -46 oz., 3 for
49c TOMATO JUICE
Best Value, 3 for
35c TOILET TISSUE
Hill Country ’4 gal., 3 for
$1 MELLORINE -
Pint Bottle
Giant Box
75c TIDE - -
3 Pound can
49c SHORTENING - •
Kim, tall can, 2 for
29c MILK - -
Del Monte, 303 can, 2 for
39c SPINACH • •
Treesweet Frozen, 6 oz. can, 2 for
$1 ORANGE JUICE
21c RUBBING ALCOHOL
Assorted Flavors, 8 for
69c KOOL AID -
Corn
29c Upper Deck
No. 303 Can
55C 2 For
27c
_____ -
COUNTR lTSHOP P E R
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The Bandera Bulletin (Bandera, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 6, Ed. 1 Friday, July 24, 1964, newspaper, July 24, 1964; Bandera, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth644225/m1/5/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Bandera Public Library.