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Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1979

Page

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Harvest Faces Two Setbacks in Local Cotton Season

Local cotton stripping and ginning slowed by rain on Wednesday. Earlier, Border Patrol searches of area gins reportedly involved baiting illegal aliens. To date 32,071 bales arrived at gin yards with about 19,900 bales ginned by Wednesday. Gins weigh in figures include Denson Gin Sagerton 2736 Bricksdahl Coop Gin 4149 Farmer's Coop Gin 6840 Gillespie Gin Tuxedo 4933 Hughes Gin Avoca 2800 Paymaster Gin Corinth 5063 Smith Gin 3574 Sagerton Gin 1976.

State Border Patrol Denson Sagerton Bricksdahl Coop Farmer's Coop Gillespie Hughes Avoca Paymaster Corinth Smith

Lions Plan Winning Chili Supper by Wick Fowler Recipe

Stamford Lions Club schedules a chili supper next Saturday from 5 to 7 pm at the Lions Club Building. Tickets are 2 for adults and 1.50 for preschoolers. Lions will cook in iron pots using Wick Fowler’s mild recipe featuring 85 percent lean meat, 15 percent fat, and no red pepper.

Stamford Lions Club Lions Club Lions Wick Fowler Terlingua

County 4H Banquet Set for Saturday at 7 PM

The Jones County 4 H Annual Awards Banquet is scheduled for Saturday November 10 at 7 p.m. in the Anson Activity Center. Necy Wilburn and Tommy Antilley say 53 4 H members will receive awards for outstanding project work. The event, sponsored by the 4 H Council and adult leaders, features Frederic Meyer a Swiss farmer and 4 H International Youth Exchange participant who will present a slide show. Special awards honor businesses and individuals donating services to Jones County 4 H.

Jones County Anson Activity Center Necy Wilburn Tommy Antilley 4- H Council Frederic Meyer Switzerland United States

Pow-Wow Set for Area Cub Scout Leaders in Abilene

Cub Scout Leaders from the Chisholm Trail Council gather in Abilene on Saturday November 10 for the annual Pow-Wow a training event with crafts skits games songs ceremonies puppets and a Blue and Gold Banquet at First Christian Church 1420 North 3rd Registration opens at 9:00 a.m. with exhibits and a midway Den chiefs hold a separate conference as part of the event.

Chislom Trail Abilene North 3Rd den Chief

Bulldogs Host Merkel Badgers In Final Home Game

Stamford returns to Bulldog Stadium for a Friday night match with Merkel as the Badgers, winless this season, bring a new coaching staff and a veer-based attack led by ex-Bulldog Danny Davis. Coach Jerry Taylor warns against lax play as Merkel aims to upset.

Stamford Bulldogs Bulldog Bulldogs Merkel Badgers Badgers Jerry Taylor Taylor Merkel Danny Davis Davis Buster Brown

Man and His Men Cowboys Film At St Johns Hall

A Sunday film at 6 p.m. at St John’s United Methodist Church fellowship hall showcases A Man and His Men about Tom Landry and the Dallas Cowboys. The event includes a covered dish supper and is open to the public with attendees invited to bring a covered dish.

Tom Landry Dallas Cowboys Fellowship Hall St. John's United Methodist Church

UIL realignments move Stamford to Class AAA label

UIL realignments shift district lines and classifications across the state. Stamford will be a three A school next year while the entire scheme relabels classes from B up through AAAAA. New districts add Breckenridge Colorado City Wylie and Stamford, with Ballinger and Winters moving to lower classifications and several teams joining larger districts.

Stamford University Interscholastic League Haskell Hamlin Anson Ballinger Winters Wylie Colorado City Coahoma Crane Denver City Seminole Brady Coleman Comanche Sonora Crowell Munday Paducah Quanah Seymour Aspermont Knox City Albany Baird Hawley Rotan Jim Ned Merkel Breckenridge Clyde

Hassen to Speak for Historians at Stamford Society Meeting

Fareed Hassen, local businessman, will present a history program for the Stamford Historical Society. The group will convene Monday November 12 at 7 p.m. in the Stamford Electric Cooperative community room.

Stamford Historical Society Stamford Electric Cooperative Fareed Hassen

WTU seeks rate hike from 14 rural co-ops in Texas

West Texas Utilities proposes an average 10.6 percent wholesale rate increase for electric energy sold to 14 rural electric cooperatives including Stamford Electric Cooperative and one municipality. The bill targets $2.26 million extra revenue in 1980, effective Jan 1, 1980, with contracts expiring Dec 31, 1979. WTU cites rising costs and adds a demand charge ratchet to encourage load leveling and energy conservation. Sayles notes fifteen years with no hike and ties the change to inflation and cost of service.

West Texas Utilities Company Stamford Electric Cooperative WTU Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Washington Senora W. P Bill) Sayles WTA Sayles

Stamford Bulldogs Take Sole Lead In District 6-AA

Stamford Bulldogs claim sole leadership in District 6-AA as the season progresses. The Bulldogs, highlighted by strong team play, earn coaches' praise this week. Page 11 coverage notes the district race and key performances.

Bulldog Stamford Bulldogs

Stamford moves to private garbage collection changeover

City Manager Ken Roberson reported progress in Stamford’s switch to a private contractor for garbage collection. First container placements began in west Stamford and moved to the downtown area, with Dodson-Hill next. Sharing costs and container use will be worked out. Collection by private firm began Oct. 29. The council also transferred Lake Stamford Lot 6 to Doyle Gilley and approved a mobile home placement. Clyde Hall received 347 votes for Jones County Central Appraisal District board, with 5000 total possible votes countywide. James Rogers, Hamlin CPA, was named auditor. Glade Reed from Lone Star Gas discussed a Department of Energy gas lighting law and exemptions for safety and historic value. The council allowed a Girl Scout group to use the library’s third floor as a meeting place.

Stamford Ken Roberson West Dodson-Hill Roberson Lake Stamford R. L. Sterling Doyle Gilley Gilley Clyde Hall Jones County Central Appraisal District Board James Rogers Hamlin Cpa Glade Reed Lone Star Gas Company Department of Energy Reed DOE Texas

Community meeting set on cemetery plans at high school

A meeting is scheduled for 7 30 p m Thursday November 15 in the high school auditorium to discuss Highland Memorial Cemetery issues and future plans. Residents, especially lot owners, are urged to attend following a city council and cemetery board joint session last Monday night.

Highland Memorial Cemetery

United Way Reaches 85 Percent of Goal

The local United Way drive has netted 85.4 percent of its $18,370 goal with $15,695 collected this week. Two more businesses, Southwestern Bell and the Fabric Shop, reached 100 percent contributions.

United Way Southwestern Bell Fabric Shop

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