1966 Inspection Stickers Now On Sale
Automobile inspection stickers for 1966 were produced and placed on sale last week and will be available to the public until April 15.
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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1965
Page
8
Automobile inspection stickers for 1966 were produced and placed on sale last week and will be available to the public until April 15.
Homer Garrison head of the Department of Public Safety urged immediate vehicle inspections to meet the state law requiring annual stickers. He said inspections reduce wrecks caused by faulty vehicles and save lives.
City Supervisor James Feazelle announced the Brady Lake water well has reached about 1300 feet. West Texas Tool Service of Waco and San Angelo drills the well intended for lake residents. The team hit water at 850 feet and expect richer supplies in the hickory sand at about 2250 feet. The site lies on the east side of Bear Creek midway between FM 2028 and the dam.
The article lauds the 3 300 000 mile mission as the longest voyage in history and draws lessons about teamwork, honesty, and faith. It notes Mrs. Conrad’s links to Uvalde and St Mary's Hall and urges reliance on others and on God.
A letter from Jack Paee MNC U S Navy division officer in South Carolina expresses pride at being back in service and mentions an overseas deployment. He asks to be added to the Herald-Standard subscription list and cheers the Bulldogs for football season.
Brady players and their wives traveled to Del Rio for the Labor Day weekend tourney with McCollum winning the fifth flight and a Spaulding irons set while Winters captured the seventh flight and irons. In Brownwood Partnership meet local entrants sayles Grubbs won fifth flight consolation golf bags.
Labor Day weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Townsend were Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Douchette Jr. and their son Jay of Houston. Mrs. Douchette is the former Gay Lynn Townsend.
All McCulloch County schools except Lohn show lower enrollments for 1965 66. Lohn reports 114 students up from 91 last year due to a large first grade class and many young families in the area.
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