Kerrville Mountain Sun from Kerrville, Texas • Page 6

Korrville Mountain Sun September 11, 1075 IMVIKSIIY SCHOLAR Niiir-y Holrkiinip rwivod .1 hn from Iliirrcl. SonlluM'st Texas State i nr.iTMU'-. vice president for academic systems. Vuirs IKU is DMT nl an Hilt- 1 "t'nivcrsity Scholars." 'lln, (ircividcs lor scholarships of a year for up In niiir She is a home economics education major, and i- (In daughter Dr. and Mrs.

Raymond H. Holekamp. Dietort Claim Prospectors Have Busy Schedule Betty and Casey held their first Fall session of Yesteryear Dancing Betty says you may enroll anytime in September and then Ihe enrollment will close There's no charge for all this fun at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday nights. Xelma Hardy's Good Books Discussion group will welcome you at Id a tn on Monday mornings a good way to wake up (he old brain for a new week.

Judging by Ihe interest in Dave Garrett's "Spanish for the Traveler" scheduled to begin at 7 p.m. Sept. 11. a number of Kerrvillites must be planning a trip to Mexico. The date for registration has been extended.

so call 'J57 to get your name on the list. Our piano is fair game to of the Prospectors and Gordon Duncan limbers up his fingers to the delight of all in hearing distance while his wife, Ruth, quilts or participates in the For Others group. Hans Landay serenades us occasionally, too, while Charlotte prunes and pets the African Violets we all enjoy so much Prospectors Gertrude Foskett and Bliss Mapes have turned in their material for the Retired Teacher's Bicentennial book. Mow about you other teacHers'' The deadline is Sept. Ifi, according to Mrs.

John Bouton, who is collecting this material. Norman Luther will need a number of volunteers to get out the mailing for the United Fund drive the latter part of this month. Call 257-6228 if you'd like to help. Some "seniors" feel sorry for themselves because they live alone; on the other hand, some "seniors" feel sorry for themselves because they are not living alone. And "praise the Lord" there are the Prospectors, Ihe "seniors" who are too busy to feel sorry for themselves.

Be happy. Be active. Be a Prospector. r.V NKI.L l.KNAHI) Specialist i understand there's a hook lie market entitled. to i Out of the Hat Race iirin Down The l)rain." No aoubt it was written after a visit to the I lift LT Claim Ri-tirement hits some harder than others.

Regardless of how hard or how easily vou've I'K'en hit, the Dicier! is Kerrville's center lor the ma! ure adult If you've heard that it is an exclusive club, it Mine for you to he one of the set. There is no for anv of the activities or learning opportunities. If you interi'slerl. you are I'lromi- If have had leaching in any subject parachute jumping. please by and offer your Let's make this really he most successful venture of kind in the world" as some underfill person termed it in Honor Roll Section of last Avi'k's Mountain Sun The colorfully costumed rim With Music Prospectors ycii saw selling their Bicen- lenmal record at the l(K'al banks i' U'ard ('oilier.

Bliss Mapes, and KIgin Bode, Elmer l.ange Thylma Walker, Shelton, Gertrude Fn-kctt M.ina Franks, Mr. and M-s Bob White. Gerald Bill Mauser. Inda K. Tiislor Clara Bell Snodgrass, joe MHITIS.

Bob Janda and Don Kllis "cupcaked" Dei "iMhvc Slitchery group and baked enough bran muffins for Meals on Wheels Four years ago dn't have minded my age bul she was only 1 "little foots MI if they "pill" both imisi have Ix-en when Cats Meow from Com ml tilth In ANNETTE ELSWORTH Things hnvc started off fairly well for the students of the Comfort Independent School district for the '75-76 school year. When students started August 25, there were several new things to adjust to; namely eight new staff members. In the elementary section Ms. Paula Rust took over a Fifth grade class and Mrs. Stephanie Mund, a graduate from Comfort last year, is working as a special education teacher aid.

In Middle school, Mrs. Betty Johannes is (caching a sixth grade class and Mrs, Royce Stcubing came back after a year of absence. There were five new staff members at Comfort High, including Mrs. Judy Magulrc (History and Government), Mrs. Vivian Hickerson (English and Spanish), Raymond Grim (Band), Lynn Mosicr (Agriculture) and Mrs.

Rose Marie Schnlder (Typing), also after one year of absence. The student body would like to thank these people for the fine effort they are putting out and wish them the best of luck. This year the High School system has a half-hour homeroom in which the various clubs and activities can meet on assigned days. In the past two weeks all of the clubs have been able to meet and reorganize and all seem to agree that we're off to a great start. The athletic season is also in full swing already.

Coach Me Keithan has been working with the football boys for about a month now. The B-team started their season with a game against Boerne September 4. At the end of the fourth quarter the score was 6-6. The A-team plays their first game Friday in Bandera, so come on out and support the Cats! Miss Chew, girls athletic director, has also been working with the volley ball girls and getting them ready for the early season this year. So in Comfort we have gotten off to a great start and we hope to keep it going the same way.

Best of luck to everyone In everything they try. tase IF you have guests, party, wedding anniversary, go on a trip or anything you would like published, please let us know. There Is no charge. Send the information to the Kcrrvillc Mountain Sun. P.

0. Box 1249, or Phone 2573300. good day' Kills Ten Pound Rattlesnake A 10 pound diamond back rattle snake was killed last week by Don Embrey near Hunt. Don said the snake was four feet, four inches long and had eight rattles and a button, and was about five and a half inches in diameter. The snake was on the highway, and Embrey said it was not killed after he ran over it four times, and had to dispatch it with rocks.

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