Kerrville Mountain Sun from Kerrville, Texas • Page 13

Movie Shooting To Start By Merry Tehas Arrangements are being made for "Jimmie Pony Express Rider 1860" to premier in Kerrville Thanksgiving day, and shooting of the film ia scheduled to start Monday. The Doty-Dayton production is a three year old organization, and they have made three other movies, "Where the Red Fern Grows," "Seven Alone" and "Against the Crooked Lyman Dayton and Dr. Ellis Doty are the owners, and Robert Totten is the director. This company only makes rated movies. "We chose Kerrville as the filming area because Van Poorman, Ace Reid andl have been friends for years," said Totten.

His parents retired to Kerrville about nine years ago, and Totten said "Kerr and the surrounding area are themost beautiful country I've ever seen." The hill country has Van Poorman to thank for bringing the movie industry into Kerr County. The production of this movie will bring tourist and business to our community, says Totten. Reid Poorman are location co-ordinators and say the picture will be filmed in all areas of the hill country. The company is making their headquarters at the Holiday Inn, and Inn-keeper Dick McNamara says "there is no doubt this is the greatest and hardest working group of people I've ever met." The script was written by Totten, producers Dan Greer and Hal Harrison. Totten has directed several movies, including "The Red Pony" starring Henry Fonda and Maureen O'Hara, and "The Wild and was co-director of "Spencer's Mountain." The cast of Pony Express Rider includes Henry Wilcoxson, Stewart Peterson, Buck Taylor, Ken Curtis, Gunsraoke Festus, Jack Elam, Dub Taylor, Joan Caufield, Slim Pickens, Larry Mann and Ace Reid.

Totten says there will be quite a few local citizens in the production which he is sure will be an interest to the local people. May 13, 1976 MOVIE MOGULS Filming will start Monday on "Pony Express Rider," and this group is busy getting everything ready to go. Left to right are Richard McNamara, Holiday Innkeeper; Ace Reid, location eo-ordlnator; Dan Greer, producer; Van Poorman, and Director Robert Totten. Totten mid the local shooting is due for completion on June 12, and the premier will be held in Kerrville on Thanksgiving. by Merry Tehaa OBITUARIES Harold Kaufhold Services for Harold H.

(Curly) Kaufhold, 59, of Ingram, were held Friday morning in the Chapel of the Kerrville Funeral Home with Rev. Worth Thompson officiating. Burial was in the Nichols cemetery. He died May 4 in the Sid Peterson Memorial Hospital. He was born April 10,1917 in Wichita Falls and graduated from the Wichita Falls High School.

He was a master electrician and former owner of Council Electric in Ingram. He had lived in the county over 30 years. Survivors include his wife; one son, Harold (Sonny) Kaufhold of Comfort; five daughters, Mrs. Anita Kunz and Miss Faith Lynn Kaufhold, both of Kerrville; Mrs. Tansy Kay Shenkof San Antonio, Mrs.

Jean Ann Bowman of Norris, Tenri. and Miss Phyllis Kaufhold of Austin; three sisters; two brothers and 10 grandchildren. Mack McCoy Mack McCoy, 69, of 6541 Medina Highway, died at his home May 4. Services were Friday afternoon in the. Chapel of the Kerrville Funeral Home with interment, in Tivy Mountain cemetery.

He was born in Texas Dec. 20,1906 and had lived here 13 years. He was a rancher. Survivors include his wife; five daughters, Miss Brenda McCoy of Kerrville, Mrs. Arabella Duffy, Mrs.

Marjorie Barrett and Mrs. Bertha Abram, all of Dallas and Mrs. Cora Lee McDaniel of Houston; two sons, Tommy McCoy and Carlton McCoy, both of Kerrville; 15 one great grandchild and one brother. Antonio. A Scripture Service was held Monday evening at the Plummer Funeral Chapels.

He died Friday in the Sid Peterson Memorial Hospital. He was born in Robstown March 1,1919 and had lived here since 1953. He was a medical technician at the VA Hospital at the time of his death. He was a veteran World War II, member of VFW post 1480 and the LULAC Council. Survivors include his wife; his parents; two sisters and brother.

Revival (Continued'from Page 1) men at a buffet dinner at the Inn of the Hills at noon on May 22. Adults will have two week day opportunities, in addition to the evening revival services. These include a bible study at 10 a.m. each morning and a rap-share session with Dr. Tolar following the evening revival services.

Dr. Tolar will also meet with the children, grades one through six, on May 16 at 5:30 p.m. for a hot dog supper and fellowship. A childrens service will be conducted by Dr. Tolar at Victor Chavez 10 a.m.

on May 23. Funeral rites for Victor' of the lavez, 57,912 Lytle; were held 'j nv ii attend any i The dedication program was held Wednesday afternoon at the Harper High School for the new E.M. Stevens Physical Education building, which was constructed through the generous contributions of Mr. Stevens. He is a native of Harper and founded and is president of Great Western 4k Trust and affiliated companies with headquarters in San Antonio.

A great believer in recreation good sportsmanship and athletics Mr. Stevens made possible the building of the new physical education structure for the Harper School, a valuable asset to the growing needs of the school district. We the people of Harper extend thanks and appreciation to both Mr. and Mrs. Stevens.

Their kindness will long be remembered. Mrs. Marie 4 Taylor and Michael Manning, and Mrs. Mamie Pape and Buddy Page and Billy Mogfbrd of Leakey were guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Pape of Rocksprings recently. Mrs. Gladys Elam of Fredericksburg visited in the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Ferguson Thursday.

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Tatsch and little son, Billy, visited relatives in El Campo last weekend. J.B. Rieger, Brian Barrett and Charles Kuhlmann of Heppner, Oregon spent several days visiting with their parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Dallas Rieger, and Mr. and Mrs. Colan Barrett and Mr. and Mrs.

Kuhlmann of Doss. Mr. and Mrs. C.A. Fowler of San Antonio visited her sister and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Reginald McDougall Saturday and Sunday. Six out of seven County read the 'Mountain Sun. in Kerr Kernilfc (Adv.) Chavez Tuesday morning in the Notre Dame Catholic church with Rev. Lawrence Walsh officiating.

Interment was Tuesday afternoon at Fort Sam Houston National cemetery in San There are two ways to build financial security. With luck. Or with a plan. How lucky have you been so far? Let's talk plans. Person to person.

WILLIAM R. BARLOW 811 Earl Garrett 287 4960 Southwestern Life area are invited to attend any or all of the services. Dr. Tolar has studied and lectured in 45 countries on five continents, and was a professor at Baylor University for 11 yean before going to Ft. Worth.

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY NOW OPEN Monday thru saturday FIESTA LAND Curio Greenhouse 1915 Jet. Hwy. 896-5844 Kerrville, Texas We INVITE you to COME SEE a unique display of imported MEXICAN PRODUCTS and for a BARGAIN we meet or beat prices. DRIVE A LITTLE, SAVE A LOT, BEAT INFLATION IT'S HERE IN KERRVILLE For a real treat, visit our GREENHOUSE, a wide variety of HANGING BASKETS or HOUSE PLANTS to choose from GOOD PRICES TOO. For Your Shopping Convenience Wo Aro Open 9 A.M.

till 7 Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Hartmann of Lampasas spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Max Hartmann and family.

Attending the Bankers convention held at Uvalde recently were Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Feller, and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kramer, Danny and Judy.

Sunday the Kramers drove into Mexico to do some sightseeing. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wilson and children of Hunt spent last weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Mrosek. Those who came from San Antonio for the dedication of the athletic building at the school Wednesday afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Stevens, Mrs. L.U.

Walker and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Slater. Mr. and Mrs.

Jim Bob Stevens had their parents for Mother's Day. A delicious barbecue dinner was served to Mr. and Mrs. Levi Kensing and Mr. and Mrs.

O.C. Stevens. Later Mr. and Mrs. Stevens visited their other son Logan Stevens and family at Fredonia.

Kcrrville Mountain Sun May I several boys and girls from the 4-H Club entered the District 7 Methods Contest at San Angelo. Attending with these youths were 4-H Club member David Wilson and leaders Milton Wendel, Mrs. Charles John McDougall, and Mrs. Jim McMahon. Mrs.

Lcnna Lcnnon brought Mrs. Mae Jones from Junction and visited Mr. and Mrs. John Wayne Reddick, Mrs. Dick Bierschwale and Mrs.

Joe Rogers. Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Kensing of Kerrville spent Sunday evening with i mother, Mrs. Eddie Kensing.

Mrs. Robert Maurer and Mrs. Fred Rahe were in Fredericksburg Sunday, when Mrs. Maurer visited her mother, Mrs. Ida Segner, and Mrs.

Rahe visited Mrs. Emit Dietrich, who was 86. Mr. and Mrs. i Skipper and Stephen, Mrs.

Lydia Bierschwale, Mrs. Jettie Scarborough, Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Armstrong and baby and David Skipper of San Marcos visited Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Mack Scarborough in Austin Sunday. More Circulation means' more means advs. in the Kerrville Mountain Sun will produce more 'results. (Adv.) Be proud of Kerr Country! Let's keep it clean. Thirteen Free Testing Of Pressure Can tiers The Kerr County Home Demonstration Club women arc sponsoring a free canner-testing for your pressure canner or pressure sauce pan Wednesday between 2 and 4 p.m.

at the Schrciner Motor Bank meeting room and Thursday from 9 to 10 a.m. at the Hunt School and 1 to 2 p.m. at the Turtle Creek Community Center. Jerri Ray, county extension agent, says she hopes those who arc not sure about their food canner will dust It off, take it to the testing program and make sure it is safe to use this ycnr. Receive Scout Award Of Merit David Perry, district chairman, and Vernon Mangold of Bandcra received the BoyScout Award of Merit last Thursday.

The presentations were made at the annual Hill Country District Boy Scouts of America appreciation banquet. Col. Henry J. Rockstroch, Alamo Area Commissioner, was the featured speaker, and nearly 100 people attended the banquet at the Dietert Claim. right Pollution! 'If you're not satisfied we haven't completed the job." Dienhart Automotive Service Center 1722 Sidney Baker 896-3511 Monday thru Friday 7 6 Saturday 7 1 Our PARTS DEPARTMENT will be ready to service you starting MONDAY MORNING MAY 10 Tent And Tow The Kerrville Tent and Tow Club has scheduled a weekend camp out at the Blanco State Park Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

There will be a pot luck supper Saturday at 6:30 p.m. All members are encouraged to attend. FOR SHERIFF KERR COUNTY GARAGE SALE at green brick house in Canyon Springs, Hunt, Texas May 14th, 15th and 16th. Follow the signs after you turn in at Canyon Springs. From 9 a.m.

to 6 p.m. 31p FOR SALE 1974 Chevrolet Pickup, C-10 fleetside custom deluxe, short wheel base, 350 engine, radio, power steering, Power disc brakes, new paint. 896-1350 or 257-3488. 31 ESTATE OF JULIA S. MILLER, DECEASED IN THE COUNTY COURT KERR COUNTY, TEXAS IN MATTERS PROBATE NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF THE ESTATE OF JULIA S.

MILLER, DECEASED Notice is hereby given that original Letters Testamentary upon the Estate of Julia S. Miller, Deceased, were issued to me, the undersigned, on the llth day of May, 1976, by the Clerk of the County Court of Kerr County, Texas. All persons having claims against the estate of Julia S. Miller, Deceased, are hereby required to present the same to me within the time prescribed by law. My Post Office Address is: Olfert D.

Striegler, Independent Executor of the Estate of Julia S. Miller, Deceased, in care of Joe Burkett, Attorney at Law, P.O. Box 671, Kerrville, Texas 78028. Olfert D. Striegler 31 Friends of Paul Fields urge you to vote in the Second Demo- cratic Primary, JUNE 5,1976.

A vote for PA VL FIELDS is a vote for progressive law enforcement and an understanding of each of your problems..