Kerrville Mountain Sun from Kerrville, Texas • Page 8

Net Beta Kerrvllk Mowitaln Swi The annual community barbecue social and meeting was cancelled Sunday night because of rain. It has been rescheduled for this Sunday at 6:30 p.m. Board president, Walter Lux says everything else is the same so plan to come this Sunday and make it a success for our directors. Our Lese Verein met Sept. 9th at the home of Mrs.

Helen Barham. Mrs. Selina Saur was the reader and read a chapter "September Day in New England" from Still Meadow Season by Gladys Taber. The next meeting will be with Olga Alterkamp, Oct. Nth at 2:30 p.m.' Our community was hit with heavy rain, strong winds and hail Sunday evening.

This was the original storm that caused the cancellation of our community gathering. Fred Saur recorded an official five inches Sunday evening with lesser amounts throughout the community. A.C. Pfeiffer received 3.80 while four inches were received by Charles Heinen. Walter Lux received five inches, we had 2125 and up the Bear Creek Road received still lesser amounts.

Hard showers again spotted the area Monday night and early Tuesday morning. Sept. 13 several families from here involved in Sunday School Rally Day program at Immanuel; Lutheran Church. Sharon Spenrath, Dorothy Green and I participated in the teachers part of the program, while Dawn and.Tye Green, Janell Reeh, and Mandy and Michael Spenrath were a part of the choirs that enhanced the service. Miss Stace Staglik and Jeffery Rust spent the weekend here and in Waring.

Sunday "evening they returned to college. She is a student at UT in San Antonio and he is a student in San Marcos. This Saturday night is the Jaws Benefit Dance at the Comfort Park. A barbecue supper will begin the evening and the dance will follow. Pur Lese Verein made a donation to the cause earlier and there will surety be many, folks from here also supporting it.

Kerrvitte School Menus Monday Breakfast: Fruit Juice, dry cereal, sweet rolls and milk. Lunch: Cheeseburgers, hamburger relish, French fries-catsup, buns, milk and cake. Tuesday Breakfast: Fruit juice, dry cereal, waffles, syrup and milk. Lasanga, seasoned green beans, fruit salad, sliced bread, milk and pudding. Wednesday Breakfast: Fruit juice, dry cereal, sausage, toast- jelly and milk.

Lunch: Tacos, pinto beans, Spanish rice, carrot salad, pornbread, milk and brownitfs. -i Thursday Breakfast: Fruit juice, dry cereal, scrambled eggs, toast, jelly and'milk. Salisbury steak, potatoes with gravy; 'mixed vegetables, hot rolls, milk and congealed dessert. Friday Breakfast: Fruit juice, dry cereal, breakfast tacos 23 new cars gold in Kerr during week 23 new cars, mobile homes and motorcycles were registered in Kerr County this week according to the records compiled in the office of Doris Lee Smith, County Tax Collector. James G.

Urguhart, Ford. David and Ongie Guerra, Jourdanton, Centurian mobile home. Alvin H. Dennison, Center Point, Chrysler. John H.

Klingemann, Oldsmobile. Lola Gage Harmon, Ingram, Ford. KCR Equipment Ford. Agustin Robles, Hunt, Yamaha. Dennis L.

Richardson, Dodge. Joyce Taylor, Ingram, Dodge. William F. and David Ellen Alexander, Biiick. Howard W.

Parks, Ingram, Mercury. Robert A. Albrecht, Ford. Olive McCautey Gardner, Ford. Hill Country Pest Control, Plymouth.

Floyd Theiss, Plymouth. Marty Haggerton, Fredericksburg, Suzuki. C.E. Welch, El Dorado motor home. Michael S.

Myers, Avion travel trailer. Basin Land Company, Dodge. Bruce H. Allen, Cadillac. Steve P.

and Vicki L. Sullivan, Chevrolet. Eugene W. and Dorothy Schwarzlose, Beaumont, Pontiac. William K.

Manning, Oldsmobile. mini Hotpilnl Tuesday INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS for the Kerrvflle Klwanls dub was held Thursday. From left are President Jack Petty, President-elect Jack Whttworth, Lt. Governor Div. Five Harry Brown, Secretary Ed Hannkatt, and Past President Kit Werleln.

Brown was the Installing officer, he represents the Texas-Oklahoma area. OBITUARY Mrs. Abrahams Services for Mrs. Lorena Abrahams, 81, of 1621 E. Main St.

will be held Sept. 19 at 2 p.m. in the chapel of Kerrville Funeral Home with Rev. Marvin M. Bond officiating.

Interment will be in Garden of Memories. She passed away Wednesday in a local nursing care center. Born Dec. 18. 1899 in Lee County, she had been a resident of Kerrville since 1945 and a prior resident of Houston.

She is survived by her husband, Otis A. Abrahams; a son, William W. "Bill" Abrahams, both of Kerrville; a sister, Mrs. Margie Gillmeister Temple; two brothers and one grandchild. W.

A. McDougall Travis County, he had been a resident of Ingram for the past 24 years. He was a retired contractor and a member of the Baptist Church. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Jewel Pruitt of Ingram; three sons, Willie Joe Pruitt of Amarillo, David Lee Pruitt of Glendale and Rufus Pruitt; four sisters, Dorothy Bowens, Grace Palvodo and Ivy Wishart, all of Austin, and Elsie Lovell of Spicewood and two brothers, Jack Pruitt of Dimmitt and Joe Pruitt of New Mexico and 11 grandchildren.

Robert R. Tait Private funeral services for Robert Tait, 70, of 210 Timber Forest, were held Sept. 17 at Kerrville Funeral Home. He died Wednesday evening in Sid Peterson Memorial Hospital. Born Apr.

6, 1911 in Chicago, he had been a resident of the Kerrville area for four years and was a longtime resident of Harlingen where he was school administrator for the Harlingen Independent School District. He is survived by his wife, Jane R. Tait of Kerrville; a son, Donald R. Tait of Austin; a sister, Dorothy Burns of Kerrville and two grandchildren. O.V.

Vandervoort Karla A. Kaiser, 124 Lamb Creek Andrew E. Hermes, Big Lake; Mrs. Frieda A. Lindner, Comfort; Mrs.

Grace A. Sanchez, Junction; Mrs. Bette J. Zolvik, 19 Rio Robles Mrs. Gustavus Smith, 1700 Susan Charles W.

Long, 1704 Jefferson; Mrs. Karen Baker, Center Point; Verno L. Twilligear, Ingram; Mrs. Donna L. Barnett, Fredericksburg; Jennifer Lee Dodson, 47 Hilltop Mrs.

Lessie C. Brown, Harper; Philip Meckel, Center Point; the direction of Urimes- Plummer Funeral Chapels. He passed away Thursday in the Kerrville VA Medical Center. He was born Aug. 29, 1891 in Grand Prairie.

Survivors include his wife, Susannah Ruth Vandervoort; one son, C.R. Vandervoort, both of Kerrville; one brother, Gregory Vandervoort of Grand Prairie; one sister, Evelyn Duggan of Houston and nine grandchildren. Norman J. Moore, WeslacoJ Mrs. Paula Navarro, Rocksprings; and Mrs.

Janice Goines, 104- A Chole Lane. Wednesday Mrs. Bonnie L. Hunter, 310 Fairview; Mrs. Nora H.

Young, Ingram; Edwin J. Davenport, 616 Tanglewood Mrs. Ruby A. Hensley, 1341 Ranchero Wilmot F. Warner, 217 Spanish Oak Mrs.

Betty S. Frizzel, Ingram; Mrs. Mary H. Peoples, 214 Grace Harold P. Poor man.

Boerne; Mrs. Cenorina Soto, Rocksprings; and Mrs. Mildred Sanchez, Fredericksburg. Thursday Bill E. Clendenen, Bandera; Don MacDonald.

1001 Jefferson; Mrs. Corrine Schlereth, 25 Chaparral; Gaston W. Hill, 718 Lake Mrs. Jefferson W. Wood, Harper; Edgar A.

Dunn, 129 Crestwood and Arthur Ploch, 412 Mcadowview Ln. Graveside services for Oren V. Vandervoort, 90, of 126 Plaza Dr. will be held Sept. 19 at 10 a.m.

in Garden of Memories Cemetery with Rev. Bob Schmeltekopf officiating. Arrangements are under BILL MEEKS WELDING SERVICE Sptclalizing In Metal Buildings, Pri-Fab and Wtldfd Structures Farm and Ranch Naads and Fencing 864-4710 Harper DIAL 217-4410 FOft KECOftOED SHOW TIMES RAGGEDY MAN Cinema Sun at Library The Butt-Holdsworth Memorial Library will resume its Cinema Sunday film showings this Sunday at 3 p.m., with a program of "Chaucer's Tale," and "A Matter of Conscience" (Henry VIII and Thomas More). The public is invited free of charge. Phyliss and John Scrumeda of Ricks Furniture have just returned from a five day furniture purchasing trip to Dallas.

While in Dallas they attended two shows. One for casual and outdoor furniture and the other was a gift show. and milk. Lunch: Corn dogs- catsup, baked beans, vegetable sticks, sliced bread, milk and peanut butter cookies. for Warren A.

McDougall. 68, of Harper were held Sept. 17 in Harper Presbyterian Church with burial in Harper Cemetery under the direction of Schaetter Funeral Home. He passed away Wednesday in Hill Country Memorial Hospital in Fredericksburg. Born June 11, 1913 in Harper, he was married to Alta Lee Duderstadt May 20, 1936 in Kerrville.

He was a rancher and had lived in Harper all his life. Survivors include his wife; a son, John Warren McDougall; a brother, Werner McDougall, both of San Antonio and three grandchildren. Arther Pruitt Private services for Arther Pruitt, 85, of Ingram were held Sept. 18 at Kerrville Funeral Home. He died Wednesday evening at his home.

Born Mar. 18, 1896 in NOTICE OF TAX INCREASE "I want to help you save money on homeowners insurance." Joe Brady Insurance KI.KKVII.li: IX. 7H02H f'HOM good i' State Farm is there. And oner you the outstanding service State Farm is famous tor The Commissioners 9 Court of Kerr County proposes to increase your county ad valorem taxes for general revenue purposes by 40.95%. This increase would provide $442,080.00 of budgetable revenue for general operational purposes.

Hie Commissioners 9 Court also proposes to increase your taxes for FM and Lateral Road construction and maintenance purposes by This increase would provide 9268,725.00 of budgetable revenue for county road construction and maintenance. A public hearing on the increases will be held on September 29, 1981 at 5:05 p.m. in the County Courtroom in the Kerr County Courthouse in Kerrville, Texas. The Commissioners Court of Kerr County has considered the proposals and voted in a meeting of the Commissioners 9 Court as follows: FOR the proposals: Julius R. Neunhoffer, County Judge Fred Holland, County Commissioner, Precinct 1 Frank L.

Speakmon, County Commissioner, Precinct 2 Victor Lich, County Commissioner, Precinct 3 Billie Joe Guthrie, County Commissioner, Precinct 4 AGAINST the proposals: ABSENT and not voting: None None.