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Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1976

Page

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Grassfire on SMS Ranch near Stamford contained with help

Stamford Fire Department and crews from Anson Hamlin and Aspermont fought a large grass fire about 10 miles west of Stamford and 6 miles southwest of Lager ton on the LMS Flattop Ranch. About 640 acres burned with no cattle losses and limited fence damage. A second fire on the Stovall place burned under 100 acres and was quelled as the first ones were tamed. Cause is under investigation.

Stamford Fire Department Stamford Anson, Hamlin Aspermont Lagerton LMS H. S. Stovall Place Flattop Stovall

Lions Club Pancake Supper Friday in Stamford

The Lions Club hosts its annual pancake supper Friday evening at the Lions Club Building on the east side of the square in Stamford. Serving runs from 6 to 8 p.m. Tickets cost 1 for preschool children and 1.50 for all others. Proceeds fund Lions Club projects with W H Holt as chairman and Paul Burk as head cook.

Lions Club Stamford W H Dick) Holt Paul Burk

Camp Fire Girls Candy Sale Opens

The Stam ford Council Camp Fire Girls launched their annual candy sale on Monday January 19 for two weeks. Boxes include mints peanut clusters and assorted chocolates priced at 1.25 each. Proceeds help girls attend summer camp each year.

Stamford Council

Stamford district extends superintendent's contract

The Stamford County Line Independent School District board extended Supt Don R Howard's contract to June 30 1978 in a Jan 15 meeting. Howard 38 is a Meadow native and 1960 McMurry College graduate with degrees and roles across Pecos Reynolds Stamford and area. He and wife Jerry Ann Baize have three children. The board asked him to seek charter changes to align city and school election dates and noted bus drivers must complete a 20 hour State Board course.

Board of Education Stamford County Line Independent School District Supt Don R. Howard Howard Meadow Meadow High School McMurry College Hardin-Simmons University Abilene Christian College Pecos Stamford Distributive Education Club of American Reynolds School Jerry Ann Baize Doug Chuck Edie Tuxedo Church of Christ, Stamford Rotary Club Phi Delta Kappa TSTA NEA Jones County American Cancer Society City of State Board of Education

Council weighs alley closure near bank in Stamford

Stamford council in regular session discusses closing an unused alley south of First National Bank on S Swenson Street to gain parking. The ordinance will be next meeting Feb 6. Jessie Ford seeks a building permit for Elizabeth and Columbia corner. decision delayed pending zoning details. The city approves an employee manual, renews airport lease, and hears a favorable 1974 75 audit.

Stamford First National Bank Jessie Ford Elizabeth Columbia H. R. Macomber Wylie B Dub) Harrison Harrison James Rodgers Hamlin

Medicaid Transportation Added to Stamford Family Planning Center

A new Medicaid transportation service is now available through the Family Planning Center at Stamford’s Carnegie Library. Emilia Moreno, a transportation worker, and Louise Galvan, director, coordinate trips to doctors, pharmacies, and other health needs. Services cover local and long trips, with schedules across Kent, Stonewall, Anson, and Hamlin counties. Call 773-5442 or visit the Stamford office to arrange rides.

Stamford Carnegie Library Emilia Moreno Louise Galvan Out of Abilene Moreno Houston Family Planning Center Galvan E. McHarg

CofC Membership Drive Highlights Stamford Initiatives 1976

The Stamford Chamber of Commerce and City Development Board urge membership as they outline 1976 goals including daycare, housing, Cowboy Country Museum, new office, livestock shows, maps and brochures. They plan a Jan week of outreach and seek funds for the West Texas Barrel Racers finals costing 750 dollars with expected 28000 dollars in business. the 1976 budget is 23715.32, up from 1975, with 60 percent city support and the rest from dues.

Stamford Board of City Development and Chamber of Commerce Stamford Cowboy Country Museum Cofc Tri-Area Jones County

Local Woman's Forum plans Bicentennial dinner in Stamford

Stamford Woman's Forum will host a Bicentennial dinner on January 29 at 7 p.m. in Fellowship Hall, St. John's United Methodist Church. Dinner price is $2.50 per plate. Member clubs Pierian, Stamford Music, Stamford BPAWC, and Stamford Garden will present a salute program honoring the nation’s birthday and best club awards. The Forum, 26 years old, was founded by Mrs. George Rollins in 1950 with first president Mrs. James H. Kirkland. Current president is Mrs. B P W Club’s Mrs. B. Gay for 1975–76. secretary treasurer is Mrs. F E Upshaw.

W. J. Bryant Mark Taylor Carnegie Library Garden Club J. W. Frizell Stamford Pierian Club Stamford Music Club Stamford Business and Professional Women's Club Stamford Garden Club The Forum George Rollins Texas Federation Music Club James H. Kirkland B. B. Gay B&pw F. E. Upshaw Music Club Revelations Amarillo First Baptist Church Mel Adkins Larry Jones Jack Carter Dempsey Strauss Wayne Pitner

Local area showmen shine at Jones County Livestock Show

Stamford Lueders and Avoca 4-H and FFA members excelled at the Jones County Livestock Show in Anson. Cary Stenholm won grand champion gilt and contributed a Poland China gilt title, with Doug Howard taking reserve grand gilt. Keith Clifton and Clyde Prince earned Hampshire gilt honors. Stenholm’s brother Chris claimed the market Poland China barrow, while John McLaughlin secured reserve Poland China barrow. Breed reserve titles went to Robert Taylor and Quint Lindsey in Hampshire and crossbred classes. Bret Medford topped the poultry show for Stamford FFA. continued on Page 11.

Stamford, Lueders Avoca FFA Anson Stamford Cary Stenholm Charles Stenholm Young Stenholm Stenholm Chris Market Barrow Poland China Barrow Lueders-Avoca Ffa John McLaughlin Stamford Area Barrow Robert Taylor Laffa Hampshire Quint Lindsey LA Ffa

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SMS Camp Fire Girls Macomber R. H. Astin I. F. Hudson Bill Reed Ford Region XIV Education Service Center Clyde Hall Page Hall Hall Clyde Robert L. Brown Dallas Brown South Texas Chamber Local Woman's Forum
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