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Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1981

Page

5

Texas Water Amendment No 4 urged voters in Texas

In a congressional comment Charles W. Stenholm discusses Constitutional Amendment No. 4 to fund water resources and flood control in Texas. He underscores water shortages and floods, outlines four elements including a water bond guarantee and a water trust fund, and urges voters to cast their ballots on November 3 in the interest of state needs.

Washington, D.C Texas Texas Water Development Board State Board State of

VIP Halloween Party Beats On With Center Activities

Spirits rise for the annual VIP Halloween event at the Center as blood pressure clinics and a calendar of senior citizen programs run through the week. A missed speech by Wendell Rheme will be rescheduled after rain floods in Abilene. Friday’s Tackey Party is part of Hallo Ween observances alongside a Reach Bo game and bingo. The VIP menu highlights braised beef and spaghetti with vegetables, while crafters seek Green Stamps for chair folding. Regulars attend dominoes, bridge, exercise and sing along with handiwork on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Wendell Rheme Texas Department of Public Safety Abilene

Local art classes open November 3 at The Little Gallery

Artist Faye Schnuriger will teach Tuesday afternoon sessions at 1:30 pm at The Little Gallery in Stamford where her works are on display. A native of Haskell, she studied with noted instructors and at FIT and Traphagen, earning awards including a National Pen Women show selection and Best of Show at the Haskell County Fair. She and husband A J plan to move back to Haskell and open an art gallery there. For more information, contact 773-5451.

Faye Schnuriger Little Gallery Stamford Mrs. Schnuriger Haskell Frederick Taubes William Earle Harold Roney Fred Samuelson Clint Baermann Fashion Institute of Technology Traphagen School of Design New York National League of American Pen Washington D.C Haskell County Fair A.J San Antonio

Letters condemn black wreath display at football game

Ronnie Garcia laments a black wreath sent to Breckenridge by adult Stamford women, decrying it as poor sportsmanship and humiliating for Stamford players fans and cheerleaders. He urges those involved to apologize and upholds the value of good sportsmanship regardless of win or loss.

Breckenridge Breck Stamford Ronnie Garcia

Pink Ladies Auxiliary support at Stamford Memorial Hospital

Zed Bennett thanks the Pink Ladies Auxiliary for dedicated volunteer service at Stamford Memorial Hospital. The group transports patients to radiology, easing workload for X ray staff, lifting patient spirits, and benefiting the whole community with their kindness and enthusiasm.

Stamford Pink Ladies Auxiliary Stamford Memorial Hospital

WTC selects Wade for Senate seat at college

Kevin Wade, a Stamford High School graduate and freshman agriculture major at Western Texas College, has been elected freshman representative to the WTC Student Senate. Wade, son of James and Wanda Wade, led SHS student council and was Mr. Bulldog, drama club parliamentarian, and Texas FFA state vice president. The senate includes 16 freshmen, five sophomores, and four officers.

Kevin Wade Stamford Western Texas College Stamford High School Wade James Wanda Wade SHS Texas Ffa WTC

Red Cross bloodmobile aids Stamford hospital weekly

The Red Cross delivers blood to Stamford Memorial Hospital each week and blood must be used within 21 days. Hospital administrator John Martin notes many uses for blood, including preventive care, stopping bleeding, and treating shock. The United Way and the community support these visits, with Stamford residents urged to back the program.

Red Cross Stamford Memorial Hospital John Martin United Way Bloodmobile Martin Stamford

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Charles W. Stenholm Congressional Comment Spirits High Wru Frigidaire Appliance Dealer WTU Frigidaire Aneee WTA Frigidaire Appliances West Texas Utilities Company Vere Zed Bennett RT Radiology Dept Stamford Memoria Senate Skyview Living Center RED Cross Services THE Sim First National Bank Doris Boedeker Loretta Connally
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