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Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1971

Page

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Oldtime Cowboys Plan Full Program for Stamford Rodeo

The 41st Texas Cowboy Reunion runs July 1–3 in Stamford with amateur cowboys from the Southwest. Activities include an Old Fiddlers Contest for non professionals 56 and older, a fellowship and sing, memorial service, business session, nightly dancing, and a noon chuck wagon dinner. Members age 45 plus pay $2.50 dues, with museum donations encouraged.

Stamford Texas Cowboy Reunion Association Southwest Reundon Hall TCRA Cannon

Citizens to Consider Financing Railroad Car Shop Construction

Citizens are invited to a June 15 7 30 p m meeting in Stamford City Hall Council Room to learn about a proposed railroad car shop and forming a local corporation to guide the industry. The Texas Central Enterprises withdrew and Stamford now seeks local support to establish the shop with potential regional benefits. All residents interested in Stamford's future are urged to attend.

Chamber of Commerce Industrial Foundation of Stam Ford Texas Central Enterprises Stamford

Local Youth Summer Recreation Program Grows

Steve Radway, director of the summer recreation program, reports about 40 children registered with 6 to 18 eligible. Attendance at the pool is solid though swimming lessons have not started yet. The program, using school facilities, runs six more weeks with open hours 8 to 10 a.m. and 1 to 4 p.m. Trampoline is the popular activity and a two day break on July 1 2 accommodates Texas Cowboy Reunion activities.

Steve Radway Radway

Lueders Church Of Christ Plans Revival Meeting

The Lueders Church of Christ will hold revival services June 13 through 20 with gatherings each evening at 8 p.m. Gary Taliafero, a former pastor of the church, will preach and James High, song leader at Orient Street Church of Christ in Stamford, will lead the singing.

Lueders Lueders Church of Christ At & P.m Gary Taliafero James High Taliafero Lueders Church High Orient Street Church of Christ Stamford

Dodgers Lead Little League Scoreboard

The Dodgers sit two games ahead of the Red Sox in Little League standings after two Friday night games. Red Sox beat the Cards 9-7 with Drew Childress hitting the game's lone homer. Dodgers edged the Braves 1-0 as David Dipple drove in the only run. Wes Isbell earned the win.

Dodgers Red Sox Cards Drew Childress Darryl Ayloi Cook Braves David Dipple Wes Isbell Bryan Tabor James Shaw Jay Jennings Raymond Hollabaugh Darryl Cook Tommy Dobs Mike Hammer Kenny Dobbs Wiley Gomez Ronnie Acosta

Class Leaders Named At Commencement At Stamford High

Stamford High School commencement on May 28 named class leaders for freshman sophomore and junior classes. Juniors Marcia Overton and Kathleen Brinell top juniors with 94.23 and 94.17 averages. sophomores Leslie Brownfield 96.44 and Pete Garcia 94.46. freshmen Russell Johnson 95.45 and Karla Hertel 94.70.

Stamford High School Marcia Overton Kathleen Brinell Miss Overton Roy Overton Miss Brinell Oliver Brinell Leslie Brownfield Pete Garcia Miss. Brownfield W. Brownfield Jr Garcia Steve Garcia

CofC Directors Reject Request for Trip Funds

The Stamford Chamber of Commerce board rejected paying the Mayor James Self trip expenses for the Texas Flight for Understanding. Directors offered to help raise the $600 privately while noting the trip’s political overtones and CofC being a non profit. The council had urged CofC coverage. Mayor Self volunteered to cover incidental costs.

Stamford Chamber of Commerce James Self North Vietnam Chamber of Commerce Self Barnes Jarrell Sharp Cofc

Pee Wees Rally Ends in Jets Victory Over Cubs 11 10

Jets toppled the Cubs 11 10 after nine walks helped set a nine run first two ining surge led by Darrell Hill Jeremy Gomez Tim Liles and Bart Rosenquist Hill scored three Benito Perez drove in three Victor Davis homered and collected four hits Hagler Preston latter drove three for the Cubs Jeremy Gomez earned the win Hagler took the loss in a game that featured a late Cubs rally and a trio of Jets offensive contributors.

Pee Wee Jets Cubs Jet Darrell Hill Jeremy Gomez Tim Liles Bart Rosenquist Hill Benito Perez Victor Davis David Hagler Davis Hagler Pirates Astros Ken Pierce Kevin Wade Pierce Wade Mark Acosta Trussell Thane Kyle Whittemore Pirate Scooter Ivy Shawn Owens Wayne Medford Owens RBI Rosenquist Ty Gross Gross

Fire Chief Reports June Stove Fire and Ambulance Calls

Fire chief Bill Lawson notes only one fire in June, a stove fire inside a residence. Seven ambulance calls occurred during the month’s first week.

Bill Lawson

City Court Report: Four Drunk in Public Cases Over Weekend

City Judge Raymond Hollabaugh reported four first offense drunk in public cases in Corporation Court over the weekend.

Raymond Hollabaugh Corporation Court

Reba Bragg and Jeannie West Named TCR Hostess and Sponsor

Reba Bragg was named Official Hostess of the 1971 Texas Cowboy Reunion and Jeannie West was chosen Official Sponsor. Bragg, active in local arts and golf groups, will host parties and entertain visiting sponsors, while West, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James H. West, will assist in publicity and entertaining guests.

Reba Bragg Jeannie West TCR Charles Bragg James H. West Bragg Stamford Rolling Plains Cotton Growers, Inc Reba Brenda Miss West Croton Jeannie Tonettes Nancy

Burleson Comments on Texas Redistricting Changes

Omar Burleson discussed the recently completed Texas Congressional redistricting. He notes population-based changes, preserves a 31 county district, and welcomes 12 added counties while lamenting 12 counties removed from the 17th district. He emphasizes maintaining community interests and local ties.

Omar Burleson Texas Congress Burleson

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