Lake Travis News (Austin, Tex.), Vol. 4, No. 9, Ed. 1 Saturday, June 24, 1972 Page: 3 of 7

                                
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WZnneAi for June. 13 th were:
Jean Lockhart; 2nd Flight, Maggie Mc-
Pugald; 3rd Flight, Betty Moore.
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ppOAA---By Bernice Millhollon —•
VOLENTE
John Lane and family, Ann, Johnny and
Ricky took several days leave from their gro-
cery store at Rocking V Village and visited
friends and relatives in Roswell, N. Mex.
Stopping over in Juarez on the way home to
see the dog races. Instead of the cloud with
a silver lining this cloud had a dark lining
for John and Johnny. A few days after re-
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A different type tournament is played
each week. Tournament winners for
May 30th were: 1st Flight, Madeline
Finnell; 2nd Flight, Bonnie Siddons;
3rd Flight, Betty Moore; 9-holers,
Betty Belt; Low putts, Jean Lockhart.
out near his home. He emerged with scalp
lacerations and Johnny with numerous bruises.
Bull and Jul Brune had as _
weekend Mr. and Mrs. E, C. Brune, Mabel
Harley Thomas, and Mrs. Leota Harold from
Dallas. After attending a Thomas family re-
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Drive 451 4915
Mrs. Georgia Pearson had her children Don
and Jo from San Antonio, their children from
Houston, also Jo's mother, Mrs. Smith from
Austi n.
We are real glad to meet and welcome Mabel
Gilly as the new owner of Chris Country Store
on Ranch Road 1431 near Jonestown.
We are so sorry to report that the baby of Mr.
and Mrs. Marvin Chamberlain is in Galveston
again for surgery. She will be there for at
least three weeks. Time of surgery has not
been set.
John Wayne Roberts and Buddy went to Har-
lingen to visit Buddy's mother and went hunt-
ing. I heard they found a wild hog. Probably
they could tell a good hog story.
Warner Schelfaks from Trail's End have moved
to their new home at Jonah.
Mrs. Jack Baker is visiting Mrs. Johnie Fis—
weekend visiting the Big Cat, The Bam and a
sing along at Rocking V. Jul said she proved
to them that the lake area had something on
the ball as well as Big D.
Ticket sales for the drawing at the Volente
Fire Hall July 1st for half a beef and deep
freeze are going good. This project will help
raise maoney to maintain the Volunteer Fire
Dept, trucks and equipment. So when vou
have an opportunity to buy a ticket grab a
few extra ones then you will not only help the
fire department, but you may be lucky and
win 250 lbs. of beef, cut and wrapped to your way Ladies played in the Kingsland
Ladies Invitational Golf Open. The
winner of Low Gross was Helen Powell.
Congratulations for keeping Lakeway in
the headlines'
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Jonestown Mrs. R. C. Jones
Mrs. Ella Garner reported that the Ladies
Auxiliary V.F.W. Post 6795 of Jonestown,
had their regular meeting June 13, 1972.
Their next meeting will be Tuesday night June
27th, 8 P.M. Men are also having their
meeting. New members are always welcome.
Mrs. Georgia Pearson has moved back to
Jonestown. Welcome Home. She has been
living in Austin.
Em Taylor had guests in her home from Tem-
Winners June 20th, 1st Flight, Adele
Jungmichet, 2nd Flight, LaVeme Phin-
ney, 3rd Flight, Margie Saenger, 9 Hole
Emice King.
JONESTOWN LOOKING FOR DOCTOR
There is a meeting scheduled June 20th atthe
So. Jonestown Baptist Church. I understand
we can have a doctor in our community if we
will all work together and help. If there was
every anything that was needed any worse
than this I don't know what it could be. This
meeting is for that business. The community is
they can arrange frying real hard to get people interested
enough to really get to work and build a com-
munity center building. We need to have $
something at home instead of having to drive
into Austin or somewhere else when we want
to have a party. Let's all get behind the ones
that are working for these projects and help
all we can. The people are here so let's all
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Lakeway
Vou are missing a lot of fun if you
don't come join the Lakeway lady golf-
ers each Tuesday. Tee off times are
between 8 and 9:30. Vou can sign up
ahead of time each week at the Pro Shop
and select your preferred tee off time.
The Lakeway Ladies Golf Association now pie, Effie Thompson.
has 49_ paid up dues paying members.
turning home John had a wreck from a blow- Annual dues pay for the prizes for we-
_ ' ‘ ‘          ekly tournaments thus eliminating we-
numerous bruises, ^kty entry fees. Lakeway residents
guests over this past living here only part time can arrange
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Eloise Keller for payment of annual
dues.
specifications and a deep freeze.
News from the Warm Springs Children's Hos-
pital in Gonzales looks better each week as
Ouida brings reports of Johnathan Dearings
progress. She says each time she goes there
he is in different types of traction and he is
gaining weight.
Mrs. C. O. Davis, better known is these
parts as "Mama Davis", returned last week
from a most enjoyable trip to Las Vegas,
Nevada, Bull Head, Arizona, Boulder Dam,
Nwwdles, California and best of all she visit-
ed Havasu City, Arizona to see the famous
London Bridge and lunch in the English Pub.
She was accompanied by her sister and niece.
Several ladies of Volente are interested in
having an art class for beginners this summer
so they have prevailed on Carl eta Carter to
teach. Anyone who is interested in attend-
ing these classes can call Carl eta at 258-1193
or Leona Pogue 258-1711 so 1
a schedule. Carleta says if you can't paint
the side of a barn she can teach you.
We regret to report that Delbert Hill died in
Brackenridge Hospital Sunday night after a
long battle to overcome injuries he received
in a car wreck April 13. He had been in in-
tensive care since then. We shall all miss
him very much. His friendliness and warmth help keep th
was inspiring to all who came in contact with have done it,
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The Mazones have sold their home and are
moving to Albuquerque, New Mexico in July 1
More about the occupants later.
Bill Broaddus came home Saturday on leave
from his job with an Oil Company involved ■
in off-shore drilling. Bill's rig is anchored
80 miles off shore in the Gulf of Mexico.
Scott and Pickie have been anxious to talk
with him as this is his first trip home since he I
started this job. Were you sea-sick, Bill? j
Winners for June 6 th was the team of
Jan Smith, Laveren Phinney and Mary
Catherine Butterfield. The 9-hole win-
ner was Hilda Boone.
On Wednesday on June 7th several Lake- her from Mississippi.
The singing school at Travis Peak came to a
close the 16th. The report was the best one
yet. About eighty enrolled for the school.
There were students from twelve states taking
part.
1st Flight Our hearts were made sad with the passing of
Mrs. Tanny Varner of Travis Peak. She was
buried last Sunday as a week ago June 11.
All who knew her loved her and she will be
missed by so many.
Mrs. R. C. Jones was called to the bedside
of her sister, Mrs. A. J. Rainwater of Ralls,
Texas on Wednesday June 7. She had surgery
in Lubbock. There is nothing they can do for
her except to try to make her as comfortable
as possible. She has cancer. The doctor said
it was only a matter of time I
Mr. J. D. Singleton of Travis Peak was on the
sick list but is better now.
The W. B. Simmons and children saw some of
the beautiful things of our good old U.S.A.
They went to New Mexico, Colorado, Utah,
and Arizona. While we were sizzling in the
heat they were having a snow ball fight in
the mountains of Colorado.
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