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Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1972

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Kickoff set for Stamford United Fund drive

Stamford to launch the 1972 73 United Fund drive with a noon luncheon Wednesday September 27 at the Cliff House Drive chairman Gary Matthews invites all local firms and employers to attend Lynn Yantis will speak About 300 gift letters have been mailed to Stamford and area contributors with follow up cards to firms The budget for the year is 13080 but may adjust based on need

Stamford United Fund Matthews

Farm activity slowed by spasmodic rains in area

Farmers battle weed control and harvest for a large grain sorghum crop as showers and heavy dews limit cutting to half days. Anson tornado damages two buildings. Cotton prices remain low while government action is urged to move cotton for export. United Fund drive seeks donations via payroll deduction or mail in Stamford Texas.

Darryl Schoonmaker Jones-Haskell Grain Cooperative Anson Edwards Hardware Anson Square Texas Farm Bureau J. T. Woodson Woodson

Bulldogs Seek Second Win Over Clyde This Friday

Stamford to host Clyde Bulldogs at 8 with hopes for a 2 0 start after beating Breckenridge. Clyde sits 0 1 1 this season in District 9 AA facing Coleman and Eastland, powered by 200 plus pound linemen and Ruben Ramos at quarterback. Stamford aims to maintain perfection while junior varsity battles Graham Steer Jay Vees at 7 30 tonight in Graham.

Breckenridge Stamford Bulldogs Clyde Hamlin Stamford Winford Hogan Clyde Bulldogs Clyde Boys Coleman Bluecats Eastland Mavericks Little Ruben Ramos Ricky Lopez Gary Barr Jarrell Hurst Sky Akers Mike Bennett Mark Bennett Dennis Cutbirth Johnny York Jackie Fleming Alan Holcomb York Timmy Payne Tommy Bailey David Dunn Stamford Bulldog Jr. Varsity Graham Jay Vees

Stamford district seeks bids for classroom lighting upgrade

The Stamford school district will accept bids until 4 PM October 5 to install new fluorescent light fixtures in eight junior high classrooms and a science laboratory. Details are available from the superintendent's office. The project will continue until all school lighting meets state requirements.

Stamford

Lion governor to visit Stamford Lions Club Tuesday

Loren Maples of Graham, governor of Lions District 2E-1, will be guest speaker at the Stamford Lions Club meeting at 7:30 p m Tuesday Sept 26 at the Cliff House Restaurant. His talk covers Humanitarian Solidarity Through Lionism the 1972 73 theme. Maples has long Lions service including Youth Exchange Program chairmanship in 1966 70 and district roles.

Loren Maples Graham Lions Stamford Lions Club Cliff House Don Rose Maples International Service Organization

CofC Banquet Highlights Stamford Chamber Meeting

The Stamford Chamber of Commerce and Board of City Development hosts a Monday night banquet at Stage Coach Inn near the Cowboy Reunion Grounds to honor outstanding citizens. Entertainment by Abilene Christian College performers precedes ceremonies led by Rev. Jarrell Sharp with awards by James High and Roy Craig.

Stamford Athletic Booster Club Chamber of Commerce Charles Lawson James Self Roy M. Craig Jones County Birger Haterius California Creek Soil & Conservation District Cofc Abilene Christian College Stamford Chamber of Commerce I R John Duty McAllen Dave Kite Abilene Shelley Pittman Pam Crawford Andrews Stamford Chamber of Commerce and Board of City Development Stage Coach Inn Jarrell Sharp James High Roy Craig George Pryor R. C. Cobb

Kindergarten Seeks Contributions for Stamford Community Aid

Stamford citizens receive an appeal from Jarrell Sharp and R. C. Cobb seeking about $3000 to run the local kindergarten for a year. The program, led by Mrs. Sharp with volunteer teachers, aids children from disadvantaged homes and aims beyond basic academics. Contributions may be mailed to R. C. Cobb, Box 950, Stamford.

Stamford Jarrell Sharp R. C. Cobb United Fund Stamford Rotary Club Box 950

First Baptists to show new colored film at Stamford church

First Baptist Church Stamford will screen the Eastman color feature For Pete's Sake on Sunday Sept 24 at 7 p.m. Admission is free with a voluntary offering for the Billy Graham Association. The Denver Colorado Rockies filmed comedy drama follows Peter Harper a family man and service station owner facing life’s unexpected problems.

First Baptists First Baptist Church Stamford Billy Graham Association Denver Colorado Rockies Pete Peter Harper

Stamford Board of City Development Budget Holds Steady

The Stamford Board of City Development receives $14,000 in the new city budget, the same as last year, despite a request to raise to $17,000 to fund park improvements. City Manager H. R. Macomber said legal advice from City Attorney Jack Watson indicated the council cannot delegate park authority to the BCD. The CofC is funded by memberships, while the BCD is tax supported under the city charter, sharing one set of directors and officers.

Stamford Board of City Development BCD Park Improvement H. R. Macomber Jack Watson Stamford Chamber of Commerce Cofc James Self Self

City adopts larger budget with no tax hike in Stamford

Stamford approves a 6.5 percent expenditure increase for the new budget of 9,491,530 with no tax raise. City Manager H. R. Macomber cites higher water department revenue, fees and sales tax. salaries rise 5.5 percent and one full time firefighter is added. Capital outlay totals 46,679, funding police gear, new fire equipment, and water plant upgrades. Tax rate remains 1.35 per 100. 94.52 percent tax collections. discussion on landfill costs and incinerator options continues.

H. R. Macomber Water Department Police Department West Texas Law Enforcement Fire Department Bill Lawson Sanitary Sewer Department

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