Action Line aids Texas disabled via Easter Seal Helpline
The Texas Easter Seal Society reports the ACTION LINE, started last June, has served 438 physically disabled Texans and averages 150 calls monthly. The free 1-800-492-5555 line guides callers to appropriate agencies and follows up to ensure needed help is obtained. Executive Director William E. Russell notes many needs remain and hopes the line highlights gaps.
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Texas Easter Seal Society
Texas
William E. Russell
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Coke Agriculture Production Hits Over 4 Million
The 1974 Census of Agriculture shows Coke County farms sold $4,232,000 in agricultural products, with expenses of $3,853,000. Of 304 qualifying farms, 228 reported $2,500+ in sales, totaling $4,154,000 in 1974. Average farm size rose to 1,901 acres, value per acre to $136, and per farm to $258,799.
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Coke County
U. S. Department of Commerce
Bureau of the Census
Enterprise Will Come Out Early With Next Issue
The Bronze Enterprise will publish early next week with a January 7 1977 dated issue planned after a Christmas break. Letters to Santa from local youngsters appear in the next edition and greetings from businesses and residents will run as ads.
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Enterprise
Bronze Enterprise
Santa Claus
City Audit Being Run This Week
The annual city audit for the City of Bronte is published in this week's Enterprise. Citizens can study the audit to see where city funds come from and how they are spent. Receipts and expenditures for the various funds are listed in detail.
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Bronte
Coke County Farm Bureau earns five year continuous gain award
The Texas Farm Bureau recognized county Farm Bureaus for 1976 achievements at the convention. Coke County was among those receiving five year continuous gain awards for sustained progress over the period.
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Texas Farm Bureau
Coke County
Courthouse to close for holidays this December
County Judge W. W. Thetford announces the county courthouse will close December 24 and December 31 for Christmas and New Year holidays. Citizens are urged to complete any business beforehand to avoid inconvenience.
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W. W. Thetford
4-H Christmas Party Set Sunday
Coke County 4-H Club invites all members to a Christmas party Sunday afternoon December 19 at 2 p.m. in the Coke County Recreation and Show Center. 4-Hers run games and decorations with gifts exchanged. refreshments served. open to all members regardless of background.
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Coke County 4-H Club
Coke County Recreation and Show Center
Lisa Devoll
Dianna Tinkler
Lynn Gulley
Edwin Wilson
Vicki
Kerry Gartman
The Teacher's Lesson Turns Dark in Classroom Joke
A teacher tests a moral scene with third graders about a man slipping into a river and his wife rushing to the bank to help him. A shy pupil finally answers that she rushes to the bank to draw out his insurance money, revealing a blunt punchline.
Services Held For T. O. Cabe
Funeral services for Thomas Oscar Cabe 88 were conducted at Johnson Funeral Home chapel in San Angelo. Burial followed in Fairview Cemetery Bronte. Cabe a retired rancher and former Pecos law officer died Monday at Shannon Hospital. He is survived by his wife two daughters three sisters two brothers and two grandchildren.
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Thomas Oscar Cabe
Johnson Funeral Home
San Angelo
Fairview
Bronte
Cabe
Shannon Hospital
Bill Huth
Sierra Vista United
Martha Jones
Peggs
Okla
Grape Creek
Joe
Lucille) Larkin
Tennyson
Charles E
Jackie) Davis
Rosa Estes
Pryor
Iva Aye
Huntington Beach
California
Pearl Wagner
Ontario
Calif
Jeston Cabe
Tulsa
Lonnie Cabe
Adair
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Coke Farm Bureau
Carolyn Collins
Kellye Percifull, and
Susan Ash
T. O. Cabe
Kent Elliott
Howard Latimer
L. C. Clark
J. T. Henry
Waldon Millican Farm Bureau Insurance
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