The Boerne Star (Boerne, Tex.), Vol. 70, No. 47, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 7, 1974 Page: 1 of 8
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Issued Every Thursday in the Land of Sunshine, Milk and Honey
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Vol. 70—No. 46
Boerne, Kendall County, Texas, Nov. 7, 1974
Hounds Defeat
GUESS WHO WON
General Manager
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The Hounds scored on their Re: Christmas Lighting
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sociation, please contact Arley Corps in February of 1965.
BOERNE 20, COLE 14
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The facial expressions of Head Coach Reeves and Assistant
Coach Sunvison are worth a thousand words.
► with John Menzies
County Extension Agent.
(Agriculture)
SUPPORT
YOUR HEART FUND
hounds displayed a powerful tricity will be available,
ground game and timely pass- A.+ 9g 1 97A
ing attack, coupled with a —’
stingy defense, to down the To: All LCRA Customers
highly favored Cole Cougars From: Charles Herring,
EMERGENCY NUMBERS
In Case of Fire phone
249-2233
Police Radio Dispatcher
Ambulance Service
phone 249-2222
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score coming on the 10th lighting displays this, year
play, a 4th down pass play since they are receiving in-
from- quarterback Barry Good- quiries from merchants and
en to end Steve Markell cov- other citizens.
ering 19 yards. Markell put Although we have been able
some good moves on the Cole to meet our load demands
first possession after stopping Displays
Cole following the opening Several cooperative man-
kickoff. The drive started on agers and city officials have
the 50-yard line, with the asked us about Christmas
partments, $3,000 for the brated internationally that
Sueltenfuss or Cynthia Hall-
mark at the Boerne State
• Bank.
defenders, getting behind through the summer with spot
them and waltzing into the purchases of gas and some
end zone untouched. Bruce hydroelectric generation be-
Taylor carried the ball to pay- cause of rains in the fall and
dirt for the 2-point conversion other causes, there still is a
giving the Hounds a quick very serious problem in the
8-0 lead. electric energy production.
Cole came back with a 5 We therefore would like to
yard scoring run by Tim Funk request that you curtail the
m A ij on the 3rd play of the second use of electricity for such pur-
Kernet.ne Wedding Announced quarter, capping an 81-yard poses as you did last year.
•V- —E ---F drive following a Barry Good- I know that bright Christ-
K:Iae 2m ASp @u-ch c Irs. elC. erki sand in en punt. mas lighting is attractive and
NCC III All Vd5n Galland Daws were united in The second quarter belonged meaningful, and it is not by
1 i ... marriage at the home of her minI, +. +Le H.Ins hw 111
A Boerne couple were killed • , c,1dien Smith of main- t the Hounds, now- choice that we ask this co-
Saturday when they tried to SStems;,-iow 5 Oct 24 ever, as they allowed the Cou- operation, but the electric en-
, land their plane in a snow- -amIte"onLi gars only one other possession, ergy “crisis” is far from over,
storm near Springfield Colo, ceremony “wasJ performed by cpnsisting.ofas.running_plays We will do everything we can
The bodies of Robert Mor- -L, RA A,nn, (,01, nf aster the hard hitting detense to keep our load up this win-
gan Allen, 40, and his wife, Hm g made Cole quarterback Doug ter, but I sincerely feel that
Rose Lee, 38, were found A number of out-of-town Kiel "cough.Up the football, we can be more certain of do-
early Sunday by a farmer guests werer presenttforthe withBarry.Wiley making th ing it if we can.have vour
checkinga field forstraysiye ceremony including Mrs. Per- yardine .0nFrom there the yoluntar opopnration ineon
stock near the southeastern kins'brother from Anchorage, L,u hpoin Afengiy, line 7 ec-nc energy
Colorado town. AjAeL, hard charging ottensive line and power use.
rLe C.1,A. Unni Air Pa- mdrmd ... . . , of Boerne continued to push
the —0lor ado Civil An ra After a wedding trip to the Coje defense backward CHARLES HERRING
trol said the Allen aircraft Monterrev Mexico and Long S •5 aeiense oacKwara.
was one of three which dis- U n ’ri S ’ 1 -n 1116 Hounds ran 13 consecu- ___e________
appeared in the swirling snow- Beadh, ‘ alfzthe where6 they tive rushing plays, the final
, storm A search for the other are employed as’managers of beingna zone 1jyP Fred Artis tO Make
two planes was to resume on the Kuntry Fried Chicken. m.the end for EI 2 • IW ‘ ume
Monday. Mrs Perkins is the dauQh_ miehter. -he try for the 2
Allen filed a flight plan for Buster point conversion.was stopped Boerne HS Home
tripzfromPlainyiewa.Texas Coward of Boerne and Mr. timescor‘vfi46.ingaha D-su" "-5
to katon, 0l- ne -a-em in Daws’ parents are Mr. and
Dalhart, Texas at about 4:30 Mrs. Travis Daws of Rockport,
p.m. Saturday seeking weather Texas.
information for the Trinidad, ___e________
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Boerne and Comfort libraries day. We, thank Msgr. Manning _ _ ."ca,
and $500 for the Kendall Lib- and Rev. Orton for being with Boerne heading —luD
rFunds were allocated in the Pankratz, Ada^illUms, and MrsaRichard H.Eambrogk
new budget for the completion Sister Paul for the time and entertaineq th Boernesread.
Of the work on the road from effort they especially contrib- 298wSttbizmembesmpresentct
Kendalia to Boerne with a 45 • After a praver offered bv
foot bridge over the Guada- •-------- yrs V C Welson eh-plain.
lupe, and later to the IH-10 U.S. SAVING BOND SALES Mrs. Arthur"Esser presided,
intersection at Camp Stanley. IN KENDALL COUNTY , welcoming Mrs. C. H. Rup-
Funds weie also allocated for In releasing treasury fig- recht and Mrs. Mary Sandidge
widening and straightening gures. County Bond Chairman as guests.
the county road from Po Po W. G. Davis, Jr., announced At the conclusion of the
to Wai ing and on to Block that sales of Series E and H business meeting, Mrs. Alfred
-reeK , United States saving bonds in Gilliat presented her paper,
Ihe 1900 budget provides Kendall County during Sep- “Period Glass.” Displaying a
or increases in both the Gen- tember totaled $2,987. Sales collection of beautiful antique
era Eund andthe Otticers, for the nine-month period pieces, the story of the differ-
Palary runa. he General were $60,219 for 46 per cent ent types of glass was told,
rund . increase will result of the yearly sales goal of Mrs. Hambrook served re-
from increased • revenue from $130,000. freshments after the program,
ambulance service fees.
Provisions were also made I-
in the budget to cover the
amount of money that will be
lost when revenue sharing
ends in June 1975.
The home demonstration
agent and agriculture agent
will receive a $100 increase for
office supplies during 1975
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10 cents per mile although serious pest of animals, crops and winter in the warmer
the $1,500 allowance remain- and rangeland in sections of areas along the Gulf Coast,
ed unchanged. Texas. This insect, unlike Imported fire ants can dam-
The budget provided no many other insect pests, af- age many kinds of young
raises for county employees fects both urban and rural plants by gnawing holes in
other than those resulting residents. Invasion by the im- roots, tubers, stalks and buds,
from application of the mini- ported fire ant into lawns, They may attack young, un-
mum wage law. pasturelands, parks, school protected animals such as new- :
m, q. 0+, g, 1, For the oat several vears Noted at the hearing were yards and recreational areas born calves and pigs and newly
the 3i d duarter was a de- r 6 past a yea s, increase in fines collected causes unsightly damage, is hatched quail and poultry.
fensive struggle, with neither the name Bill Zaner has be- ^ne increase in lines -ouec-d s ° H H - -
team being able to sustain a come more and more familiar during 1974 and the increase gand.P Thia PoSsibe The most significant agri-
CSprin2eld authorities theo- SGT. ROBERT B. SUGG IN aha action picked up in the Sanzrhesra"ang/m3 “to the G eneral riname ,
: Allpn 410 to make an INSTRUCTOR SCHOOIr final period, with Cole tieing his paintings at Glassers Art A0 e firp ,2 mm ciency of labor and machin-
rized Alen tiedato make.an -mSm---m SCHOOL the score at 14-14 with about Gallery in San Antonio. Art uted to the enforcement of the ous spec es of fire ants com- ery Their mounds damage
emergeney., aircraft’s nose Marine Sgt. Robert B. Sugg, 9 minutes remaining in the Critic Glenn Tucker, in the new 55 miles per hour speed onlyfound.inTexas.g machinery, prevent mowing
farm but the an ci aft s nose son of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. game. The scoring play came San Antonio Light called him limit if the State assigns addi Uie imported fire ant.first operations’ and reduce the
wheel struck.the guund 182 Sugg of Boerne, has begun on a 16-yard pass from Doug “an ecologist with a brush and tional helicopters to this area entered etheUnited..States value of the land in heavily
the sin le-engme Cessna 182 Drill Instructor School at the Kiel to wingback Kevin Berg- canvas.” A native Californian during 1975, the amount is near 50.yea rs,ag0,f rom infested areas. Since these ,
cartwheeled. Marine Recruit Depot in San ner. Tim Funk took a pitch Who spent his early life in expected to increase. South America through the ants prefer land exposed to
--------------- Diego. out from Kiel around the right Arizona, Mr. Zaner recently -------•------- P-ou,Aiar:nee- the sun, some of the most val-
ATTENTION CATTLEMEN During the seven-week side to score the 2 point con- moved to Boerne after spend- g „ u nest of both rural aid uable farming and pasture- ’
x , . course, he will receive instruc- version and tie the game. ing 20 years in Houston. His Pt A-vert nail pest oiootn rural ana uroan land is heavily infested.
All persons interested in tion in close order drill, rifle The Hounds could not sus- paintings depict many scenes ' Uva ,1 Hkyuthn Po, Imported fire ants interfere
joining the local chapter of and pistol marksmanship, um- tain a drive following the Cole of the Gulf Coast and the Hill hecelves -rant me ant iMesmons were with harvesting of crops be-
the Independent Cattlemens form regulations and tech- score. Cole took possession on Country. Saint Albert Hall has receiv- Zd.. 11.7)--45.o 6- cause their fiery sting is pain-
Association, and all people niques of military instruction, their own 34-yard line follow- One interesting fact about eg a $2 000 erant to partici- early 11972 ’ nfestat to &the ful. The ants are also quite
having contributed to this as- Suggs joined the Marine ing a 40-yard Gooden punt. Bill Zaner is that he has da in the Demonstrat on eraly,Were, confine running annoying to urban residents.
After Cole fullback Gary Al- worked, and earned his living SchoolsDisseminationsproject Arom DeWitt Count in sot They invade such areas as
len carried the ball for 7 and as a professional arte^ (Tyler ESEA Title III Grant). Central Texas northeast to ^ni .par^7t/ ayg ants
21 yards the Hounds defense his adult life. He has no other Sister Mary Thecla, O.S.B., Smith County in East Texas, school yards etc The ants
rose to the occasion Kiel was vocation—he paints—he is a principal, joined representa- Outlying infestations have Wi htte.nnd.stinganything
dropped for losses of 5 and 15 painter. _ tives of other participating been noted in the Dallas-Fort thatdistuhstheimoundAe
yards while trying to pass the Zaner is equally at home in schools in an expense-paid Worth, Waco and San-Anto-
latter playing being hit by 3 either oil or watercolor. His workshop in Austin Oct. 31 nio metropolitan areas. erwardg,.burning.,anditehing
Boerne defensive linemen and watercolors are loose and and Nov. 1, writing a proposal The native species closely Son
separated from the football, spontaneous, making a bold for dissemination and a budget resembles the imported fire tionoLuwhtesoresor.pustuu
| Boerne made the recovery on statement in color, clarity of for the project. , ant, but their mounds are Which may -ave a permanent
| the Cole 44-yard line with only color and in design. His oils There are only 15 schools in small compared to those built ‘ . .
1 1:21 remaining in the game, are often characterized by the state of Texas that have by the imported species. The venomof the irnported
On the initial play, Gooden their simplified design, by been chosen to participate in Distinguishing between im- fire ant iS unlike that of other
I rolled to the right. Finding exact and subtle color changes this project which is designed ported and native species is stingiing insects. Persons un-
| no receiver open, Gooden kept and always by the true excel- to develop and test follow- difficult. Positive identifica- usually sensitive to this venom •
i the ball and rambled 24 yards lence in the brushwork. through techniques for mov- tion should be made by spe- may suffer chest pains or
I to the 20-yard line. Following Mr. Zaner s work is in many ing ideas from one school to cialists familiar with all three nausea and even lapse into a
| an incomplete pass, Gooden private collections throughout another. species. In most cases, iden- coma from one sting Persons
I again rolled to the right, this the country. He has had sev- ---------a--------- tification is made by examin- who suffer severely from fire
I time finding Bruce Taylor all eral one-man exhibits in both ing the larger workers. Each ant stings should receive im-
l alone in the end zone and drill- Houston and San Antonio, and IT'S A BOY colony consists of a small num- mediate treatment for allergic
I ing the ball for the go-ahead is represented in Houston by Charles ber of the larger forms (ma- reactions.
| touchdown. The conversion Canary Hill Galleries, Inc. and r- ana —S• -nm ior workers). Samples sent in Changes have been made
I again failed, but the mighty in San Antonio by Glasser’s Schwarz proudly announce the for identification should con- for more effective methods of
1 Hounds had the lead 20-14 Art Gallery. He is presently arrival of Ryan Scott. He was tain three or more of the ma- combatting this pest. Hepta-
1 with but 27 seconds left in conducting private classes in born m FreaencksDurg ivie- opworkers chlor was first used when the
both watercolor and oil. monal Hospital on Oct. 29 and The imported fire ant program began. The biggest
weighed / lbs., 3 oz. e is spreads naturally through breakthrough in the program
. line did an excellent job with , , I . . welcomed by a sister, Para nuptial flights; however, the came in 1961 when the devel-
h fullback Fred Richter being Eishandwade-Voigmaking Annette, and.grandparents, queens also may spread by opment of an effective for-
h the backfield standout. Fred Kf Y. ays, specialtv ehe Mr. and Mrs. Werner Lange crawling, drifting downstream mulation occurred called Mi-
■ had 24 carries for 73 yards n htc he. ST ay teams hennig Pauline Majirus and in logs,travelin g aboard cars, rex bait. Mirex bait contains
■ and he made 4 of the 5 first herds-ole to only 19 returh Harry Schwarz, all of Boerne, trucks or trains Shipments of a specific combination of soy-
T downs made in Boerne’s first hse young men have kept * nursery stock or soil from an bean oil, ground corncob grits
M two scoring drives Gooden coming an year, not knowing S.S. Administration infested area may relocate an and Mirex—an insecticide.
MH comPleted on 2 of 4 passes, . . ., , kaoui» means. entire colony or nest. We have a limited supply
M but both completions resulted They deserve the support of Official to Be 111 Boerne The nuptial or queen flights of Mirex available at this
in touchdowns. ALL of Boerne next Friday Lynn King will be in Boerne commonly occur in April,'May time. It can be picked up at
' Barry Wiley (70) and Ricky Hughes (81) stop Cole half- The entire defensive squad when they travel to Randolph Nov. 13 at the Courthouse and June. These flights gen- the County Extension Agent’s
back for no gain with a “shoe string” tackle. Back the Hounds did a fine job, with Barry for a tough game with the Annex to help you with your erally follow a rain. Unusual office on the second floor of
। at Randolph this Friday night at 8 o’clock. Wiley, Darrell ‛ Quinn, Kyle Ro-Hawks. Social Security problems. nuptial flights have been ob- the courthouse.
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creased from seven cents to The imported fire ant is a served in late summer, fall
Christmas Lighting Commissioners EELBRATION KWANISAAK
Cougars, 20-14 Sth Curtailedt . Adopt 1975 Budget — »mana veuattsoot 'snsn «■ t >. the
"°•° me tollowing letter lias r ~ ticipated in the ecumenical Kiwanis sponsored park dance
“The Pack is Back” proved Sard tTch^ The annual 1975 budget was World Community. Day cele- can be purchased at Ken Co
to be true last Friday night Your cooperation is asked in unanimously adopted by the bration held on Friday, Nov. Electric, 249-2581,or at the
as the visiting Boerne Grey- -rer that household-use elec- Kendall County commissioners 1, at St. Peter’s Church. A Feed Barn,249-3892, or call-
1 - ” ’ 5 at a special budget hearing on lovely table of refreshments mg 249-3002.
Oct. 23. was arranged by the Catholic Ticket sales are restricted
Some of the items in the women whose hospitality ev- to the fixed seating area in
new budget include a raise in ery one enjoyed. The Presby- the dance hall to provide am-
justices of the peace salaries terian women of St. Mark’s ple room for dancing.
to $3,840 a year from the pre- Church prepared the program Dancing to the syncopation
vious $3,540. The 1975 budget which included the enthusias- of Al Dean and All Star West-
also provides $3,600 for the tic singing of students from ern band begins at 8:30 p.m.
Boerne and Comfort fire de- St. Albert’s Hall and is cele- to 12:30 a.m. Friday, Nov. 15.
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Davis, William G., III. The Boerne Star (Boerne, Tex.), Vol. 70, No. 47, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 7, 1974, newspaper, November 7, 1974; Boerne, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1528042/m1/1/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Patrick Heath Public Library.