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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1971
Page
10
Wool and mohair producers are reminded that the 1971 marketing year ends December 31. County ASC committee chairman James S. Couch says payments can be made this spring only for markings completed during 1971 and all deliveries to buyers must be completed in full.
Peanut growers will vote in a December referendum on marketing quotas for the 1972 1973 and 1974 crops. Ballots due by December 10 with mailing option. Two thirds approval required. quotas affect penalties and loans. Texas allotment 358 005 acres from a national 1 610 000 acre total.
In a cautious editorial stance Union Labor remains on the government's Pay Board, arguing labor has benefited from favorable settlements with possible government backing. The piece urges down to earth realism amid a looming recession and notes President Nixon's wage-price freeze as a stabilizing step amid criticism. It cautions against overclaim and discusses a rat study on metabolism versus actual human food needs for workers.
Brownwood Junior High School Band Boosters sponsor a smorgasbord after the Christmas parade on Saturday December 4 at St John s Church 205 W Depot St Adults 150 and children under 12 100 served from 11 am to 2 pm Everyone in the area invited Visiting the HH Lockridges reflecting the holidays were Scotty Lockridge Beaumont Mr and Mrs Jim Willis Dallas and Mrs Daisy Willis Komanche Safety researchers note low seat belt use while a girl is assaulted near Rochester N Y prompts public concern on help in emergencies The draft pay raise in the Army to 268 50 a month plus benefits ends old pay era
Nine CHS students competed at Angelo State University for the District IV Make It with Wool contest on November 19 and 20. Mary Ann Kirkland placed second in the senior division and advances to Huntsville for state on December 10 and 11. Other seniors finished seventh and tenth. juniors earned alternate and top ten placements.
The text argues that inner conflict is a normal, essential part of being human. Growth comes from recognizing limits, facing frustration, and outgrowing yesterday’s concepts, with courage found in embracing tension and moving toward greater fulfillment.
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