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6A Kerrville Daily Times Thursday, March 11, 1999 Hill Country Saturday sale will benefit soccer team The Bandera Blazers club soccer team will hold a garage sale fund-raiser Saturday at Norwest Bank beginning at 8 a.m. Proceeds will help defray expenses for participation in future tournaments. Bandera One Hour Photo will close in mid March after five years. Owners Bill and Carol have decided to pursue other interests. DebiAnn Pillalzke will teach an alcohol education course for minors charged with alcohol-related offenses.

For information, contact her at 896- 8884. Bandera County Quilt Guild will meet Wednesday at 9:30 a.m., at the Silver Sage Corral. After the meeting, the ladies will work on the apple festival save on insurance Get all the protection you need at low cost with Farmers Tenants Package. Protects your precious possessions against fire, lightening and explosions, windstorm and hail, vandalism, burglary, water, steam or freezing, and many other perils. Coverage applies to your personal property at home or anywhere in the world.

Give your fast, fair, friendly Farmers person a ring TODAY. Terry Tenery 1208 Water St. Kerrville 257-1277 Fax 257-1256 FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP Symbel of Superior Service BANDERA NEWS MARILYN CARR Backwoods Books will have an evening with the history of Bandera County. It will be March 16 at 5:30 p.m. Dot Ferguson Hatfield, author of "Medina's Early Days," "Marvelous Medina Folks" and other historical accounts of Medina, will soon be in the store.

She will bring along some musical friends to sing and reminisce about Bandera County. Barbetta Womack will lead free six-week workshop on enting at Backwoods Books. Call 796-7748 to more information or to sign up for the Singing at the capital the capital a par- class. A group of kids from an organization in Tucson, will be in Bandera March 10 through 12 on a wagon train. The organization helps troubled youth On Feb.

9, the Honor Notes Choir from Tom Daniels Elementary through alternative programs. School was Invited by Represetantive Harvey HIlderbran to sing Marilyn Carr in (830) Bandera. 796-4554 is a Times at the State Capital in Austin. A total of 65 students attended, correspondent KERR COUNTY COURT-AT-LAW Jesse M. Aguilar, P.O.

Box course, DWI victim impact panel Joseph Russell Fowler, 602 854, Kerrville, was charged with program and interlock device. Sawter, Ste. 210, Houston, was 11, 1998. He was fined Waverly San Antonio, was on Nov. 28, 1997.

He was fined driving while intoxicated (2nd) Pauline Lucia Aragon, 2051 charged with appeal speeding on July $4,000 ($3,500 suspended), charged with driving while $100 ($100 suspended) and 365-day jail sentence intoxicated on Oct. 7, 1998. She given six months probation. A given a (363 days days was given a 25-day jail sentence special fee of $100 was assessed. served for credit), 18 months (15 days served for credit).

Court costs were $97.25. and 100 hours of com- Court costs were $224.25. Rosalie L. Ward, 138 Garland probation munity service. Fine and court Darrell Michael Scheidt, 3055 Newton, was costs of $239.25 were due within Ranch Rd.

965, Fredericksburg, charged with appeal speeding 48 hours. A Crime Stoppers' fee was charged with driving while on April 23, 1998. Ward was of $30 was due within 180 days intoxicated on Oct. 26, 1997. He fined $100 ($100 suspended) and probation fees are $30 was fined $300 and given a 20- and given six months probation.

monthly. Aguilar will undergo day jail sentence (10 days A special fee of $100 was an and education served for fine and court costs of assessed. Court costs were evaluation, DWI intervention $97.25. Tivy Continued from Page 1A Currently, a student who earns a 94 in a rigorous class will have a 104 on their report card for that class, meaning that the grade was boosted 10 points. The 104, along with the grades from all other classes, is used to compute the student's class rank.

When time count on us! FAST PRINTING, INC. A TEXAS CORPORATION 229 Schreiner One block behind Kerrville, TX 78028 Phone (830) 257-4101 Fax (830) 792-3282 Need Printing? Come See Us! Grill In Tonight MAMJENN-AIR THE SIGN OF A GREAT CooK. APPLIANCES PLUS 111 Maytag Home Appliance Center MAJOR APPLIANCE SALES SERVICE 1750 Junction Highway Kerrville, Texas (830) 257-3037 (800) 747-3037 see SUNRISE LIGHTING CENTER We St. Patty's Day Sale OFF Inventory Clearance Sale on all Items with a GREEN DOT Chandeliers, bathroom, porch fixtures plus table and floor lamps! SALE BEGINS MARCH 13 9 to 1PM Open Weekdays 9 to 05 Sunrise Lighting Center, Inc. 1800-A Broadway 257-2425 Courtesy photo along with music teacher Gaylene Ingram, principal Suzanne Childersand numerous parents and teachers.

First grade teacher Ms. Connerly wrote one of the songs the children performed. OBITUARIES THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 1999 ROBERT F. BUGG Services Friday in a local care center, are pending at Kerrville Funeral Home. Robert F.

KERRVILLE Robert F. Bugg, 68, of Kerrville, passed away Tuesday, March 9, 1999, in a Kerrville hospital. Mr. Bugg, a resident of Kerrville since 1978, was born on Nov. 30, 1930, in Swannanoa, N.C., to William F.

and Caroline Bugg. Mr. Bugg was a graduate of North Carolina State and received his master's degree from Trinity University in San Antonio. He served his country faithfully in the United States Air Force, serving from 1950 to 1974. Survivors include his wife, Mrs.

Christine S. Bugg of San Antonio; son, Kristopher Bugg of Houston; mother-in-law, Elvira Sanchez; and father-inlaw, Richard Sanchez. Recitation of the Holy Rosary will be at 7 p.m., Thursday, March 11, at Grimes Funeral Chapels in Kerrville. Graveside services will be at 11 a.m., Friday, March 12, at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery in San Antonio, with full military honors. Funeral services are under the direction of Grimes Funeral Chapels of Kerrville.

GRIMES Funeral Chapels LOUIE HARTHCOCK Services pending KERRVILLE Services for Mr. Louie Harthcock, 89, who died Thursday, March 11, 1999, Assessment Representatives at the meeting came from HCAF, Kerrville Area Chamber of Commerce, Kerrville School of Dance, Kerrville Performing Arts Society, Playhouse 2000, Main Street Program, the City of DID YOU KNOW that we can make Dagwood He had our Classic Club, piled high with turkey and Greengrocers Deli 257-3354 MARTHA E. JARRELL Services today SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. At the last board meeting, one trustee wondered whether students should get any points. "It seems that we're making this a lot more difficult than we need to," said trustee David Sprouse, questioning the need for weighted points.

But even Sprouse agreed Tuesday to change the proposed six points to 10, so students in advanced placement, dual Recall Continued from Page 1A regular city election, but not less than 100. In 1998, when the mayor and two councilmen were recalled, 146 signatures were required. The proposed change would require "the greater of 35 percent who voted in the previous preferred return paid monthly. Passive income from Real Estate investment properties in Texas. Call 713-827-7700 Art Nicholson enrollment courses, or preadvanced placement courses will earn an extra 10 points.

Previously, Green said the proposed six points was an attempt to take a "middle of the road approach." "It's not that encouraging," said Virginia Graham, vice president of the board, of the six points. "And we want (the students) to sign up for those classes." Page 1A regular election or 5 percent of registered voters at that election but not less than 300." Under the proposal, approximately 700 signatures (5 percent of approximately 14,000 city voters) would be required. Those subject to recall also would have the option of addressing issues in a public forum and wording on the recall ballot would be simplified. The proposed changes were presented to the council in January by the League of Women Voters-Kerrville Area. DURRIN'S CLEANERS Wednesday Is Ladies Day! OFF Suits Dresses 1613 Broadway 843 Sidney Baker 867 Junction Hwy.

257-5821 896-3333 895-5558 Soup Opera Laundromats: 220 Street West 1475 Junction Hwy. Come Home Affordable Luxury Land Home Financing Available Spears Homes 2000 Junction Hwy, 895-3003 Graveside services for Mrs. Martha E. Jarrell, 90, of Kerrville, who died Sunday, March 7, 1999, in South Lake Tahoe, were at 11 a.m., Thursday, March 11, 1999, at the Garden of Memories Cemetery. Mrs.

Jarrell was born April 10, 1908, in Kearney, Neb. She married W.D. "Bill" Jarrell on Dec. 25, 1.939, in San Antonio. He preceded her in death on Feb.

8, 1999. Mrs. Jarrell had been a resident of Kerrville since 1970 and was a member of the Protestant faith. She is survived by a daughter, Judith and husband, Tommy Stewart, of Gardnerville, grandchildren, Tricia Gattis, Kelly Brdecko and Gregory Gattis, all of Oklahoma City, two great-grandchildren, Dalton and Lisa Brdecko; and sister, Helen Robb of Winslow, Ariz. Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society, 31 Elm Way, Kerrville, Texas 78028.

Overby Funeral Home of Kerrville is in charge of arrangements. FUNERAL HOME 1801 SIDSBY BAKER KERRVILLE, TENAS 78028 ($30) 792-6300 Obituaries are paid for and published as submitted. Continued from Page 1A Kerrville, Kerr County, Ingram and Kerrville independent school districts, Schreiner College and Arcadia Theatre. The findings of this preliminary questionnaire should be ready by May 19. Nimitz Continued from Page 1A "We add a little more each time," he said.

The March program has added dates and times to attract students who are on spring break, Schroeder said. Weapon demonstrations are scheduled for March 13, 14, and March 20, at 10:30 a.m., 12:30, 2:30, and 4 p.m. On March 15- 19, demonstrations begin at 10:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. each day.

Admission fee for the history walk is $2 for adults and $1 for children ages 6-12. Separate admission fees for the main museum, located at 340 E. Main, are $3 for adults and $1.50 for students. Children five and younger are admitted free. For information call (830) 997-4379..