Hood County News from Granbury, Texas • Page 11

to A Girl Scout's Glimpse Debby Winter 573-6267 The Father Daughter Banquet was 1 a success! Several girls and their dads or adopted dads had a wonderful evening. A delicious meal was prepared and served by many moms. Special thanks go to the event coordinator, Carol Davidson, the entertainers, Mayor Bud Olson and Steve Davidson, the Bob Gast family, and Longhorn Council for letting this event be held in the dining hall of Leonard Scout Reservation. For those dads that really enjoyed the chance to do something special with his daughter, a special camp is offered in May. It is called the Dad and Me weekend and will be at Steven's Ranch on May 17 through May 19.

This weekend is only for Girl Scouts and their dads or adopted dads. There will be a core staff on camp ready to help you have a wonderful, fun, and perhaps exciting weekend. Every Girl Scout should have received her Summer Fun For All camp booklet in the mail. All the information you need about the and Me camping weekend may be found in the camp booklet ton page 13. If you are interested -in this camp or other camps and have not received your booklet, feel free to call 573-6267 for more information.

Children have: a way of losing things. Sometimes lost things are found and returned. One girl in Troop 451 has lost her uniform sash which was covered with many badges she has earned. sash was lost on either March 8 or 9. If anyone has found tor seen a green sash, please call the above number as soon as possible.

Both the girl and her mother are anxious to have the sash returned. Good Samers Earlene Weatherly The Granbury Sams held their first camp out of the year at Michell Park at Perrin with 19 member rigs and 10 visiting rigs present for the Saturday morning meeting. Some of the rigs arrived Thursday and others caravaned with Wagon Master Will Humphreys on Friday. Among the visitors were the grandsons of Will and Peggy Humphreys (Jon, Paul, Jeff and Dan of Weatherford) and grandsons of Bill and Myrtle Burton (Mike and Steve of Round Rock). A couple of our guys- -Harold Stace and Raymond Weatherly celebrated birthdays wit Miriam Stace making cake big enough for of them.

Thanks, Mariam. Pancakes were served Saturday morning by Buck and Maridel McCullough, Will Humphreys, -Sonny Deckard and Bill and Myr-tie Burton with Doc Buxton collecting the money. Saturday afternoon tournaments of skip bo, horseshoes and washers were held with the winners receiving patches from the program chairmen Vickey and Durwood Horner. Mary Buxton was the winner in skip bo; Bill Buxton took the top honors in horseshoes; and visitor Joe Mathis was the champion in washers. losers of the horseshoes didn't seem to have much sympathy for Bill Buxton and his sore arm.

Some of us would have liked to gone into Jacksboro for a meal of rattlesnake but time did not allow. A covered dish dinner was held evening followed by favorite games and lots of visiting. Later several walked across the road to watch and participate in square dancing held by the therford Whirlers. Devotion was given by Curtis Key with several attending and staying for pot luck. Everyone agrees hosts and hostesses Bill and Myrtle Burton, Will and Peggy Humphreys and Buck and Maidel McCullough did a good job.

HOOD COUNTY NEWS, GRANBURY, TEXAS, SUNDAY, MARCH 24, 1985, 3B Shown here are three of the participants in the Our Little Miss Pageant held recently in Weatherford. KC West won mini queen in the age 0-2 category, Courtney Myers won beauty, sportswear and overall in the 0-2 category and Joie Rosales Hood County News Jamie Renee Penisten Jamie Renee Penisten, 15, of Azle died Thursday, March 14 from injuries resulting from an automobile accident. Miss Penisten's survivors include her father, James Penisten of Fort Worth; her mother and step-father, Vicki and Thomas Sonnier of Azle; two stepbrothers, Glen and Thomas Sonnier of Azle; her grandparents, Bud and Nadine Brothers of Granbury, Wilma Reel of Shreveport, La. and Carlton Ware of Fort Worth; her great-grandmother, Mary Jennings of Holdenville, Okla; and several aunts and uncles. Funeral services were held Monday, March 18.

in the Lakeside Baptist Church of Azle with Rev. Charles Norris and Gilbert Gray officiating. Pallbearers were Bo Jameson, Richard Simpson, Mark McKee, Martin Sanchez, David Gonzales and Judd Burnette. Interment was in Olivet Cemetery in Fort Worth with Azle Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. Yuba Green Freeman Yuba Green Freeman of Granbury died Saturday, March 16 at Hood General Hospital.

She was 90 years old. Mrs. Freeman was born Aug. 11. 1894 in Fannin County.

She was a retired naturopathic physician and a resident of Dallas most of her life. She was a Granbury resident for 7 years. Funeral services were Wednesday, March 20 at Acton Cemetery with Rev. Bob Holloway officiating. Mrs.

Freeman is survived by her daughter, Mrs. Roi Giffen of Granbury. James C. Kelley James -C. Kelley, 80, of Granbury died Tuesday in Granbury.

Mr. Kelley was born Aug. 6, 1904 in Conneaut, Ohio. He married Roxayn DeLuca June 11, 1937 in Bellevue, Ohio. He has been a Granbury resident for 10 years and was former- Births Hood County News 573-1177 Troy William Stacha Will and Cecile Stacha of Granbury proudly announce the birth of their son, Troy William.

He was born March 5 at Hood General Hospital and weighed 7 pounds and 11 ounces and was 19 inches long. The baby's sister, Nicole Danielle, is 4 years old. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. A.D.

Foster of Waco. Young contestants got first runner-up for ner-up for photogenic in age 0-2. beauty in the age 7-12 category. In the 3-6 category, Susan Axley These three winners will go on to won mini queen and Nicole ColHouston for state competition in lier got second runner-up for June. Winners not pictured were beauty.

Tanya Collier received Natalie Collier as first runner-up photogenic and portfolio in the and Natasha Collier as first run- 13-17 group. Obituaries ly a resident of Bellevue, Ohio. He was retired worker of Norfolk Western Rail Road and a member of Knights of Columbus 4th Degree and the Elks Lodge. Services were Friday, March 22 at 10 a.m. at the Immaculate Conception Catholic Church and burial was at Bellevue Catholic Cemetery in Bellevue.

Mr. Kelley is survived by: his wife, Angela Kelley of Granbury; daughter, Patricia R. Bergeman of Granbury; son, Peter James Kelley of Lexington, sisters, Mrs. Lawrence McGovern of Columbus, Ohio and Mrs. James Leahey of Tiffin, Ohio; six grandchildren; and four greatgrandchildren.

He was preceded in death by his brother Peter C. Kelley of Conneaut, Ohio and by his daughter Kathy Kelley. VOTE FOR JIMMIE C. DIXON Granbury City Council Experienced-Qualified-Dedicated the Pol. Adv.

Pd. by limmie C. Qixon, 201 W. Pearl, Granbury, Tx 76048 Look what's new at Video Movie Center In front of Thrift Mart 573-7691 Corner of Hwy 377 FM 208 Still The Largest Movie Library in Hood County The Video Movie Center has a new owner and a new staff to serve you! We'd like to get acquainted with our members so we're offering One FREE gallon of Freshly Popped Buttered. Popcorn from Popcorn Circus with 2 or more movie rentals.

Plus while you're in, check out our daily super specials. Open 6 Days a Week for your convenience Mon. Sat. 9 AM 7 PM BLUE DOT SPECIAL ALL WEEK ON New movies arriving daily for your constant movie entertainment. VCR RENTALS or PURCHASE PLAN AVAILABLE We've received a new shipment of VCR's and have more arriving Any movie in our library just $2.50 a day Watch for upcoming attractions.

Specials Valid till March 30, 1985 Granbury's Finest Largest Salad Bar with Over 90 Items Made Fresh Daily Sun. Sirloin Nite, $100 off our Club, Top or Sirloin for 2 Mon. All you can eat Catfish (All Day), Tues. Rib Eye nite $100 off our large or small Rib Eye Wed. Senior Citizens nite off your meal (Please tell your waitress) Thurs.

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