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Winters Enterprise

Location

Winters, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1973

Page

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Tornado Safety Rules From Weather Service Urge Quick Action

The Weather Service promotes tornado safety rules highlighting watch and warning actions. A tornado watch signals possible development and urges battery radios or TV for advisories. A tornado warning requires seeking inside shelter, staying away from windows, and covering the head.

Tornado Safety Tips For Homes Schools And Open Areas

Practical guidance on shelter locations during tornadoes in homes offices and schools. Advises interior hallways lowest floors reinforced buildings or nearby shelters, and avoidance of wide roofed venues. Also covers open country behavior evading debris lightning risks and flash flood cautions.

Winters Youth Council Discusses Texas History Trip

The Winters Youth Council met at the Humble Building on April 16 to review the group’s Texas history focus and a recent Six Flags excursion. Plans for the summer were also on the agenda with members including Tina Ortegon Laurie Akeman Mellissa Briley Donna Hamilton Delbert Whitecotton Johnny Miller Jay A Henderson Tommy Miller David Hendrix Pamela Hord Wynette Burson Randy Mabry Andy Gann Denny Heathcott Greg Poe Paul Airhart Mitchell O'Dell Randall Kurtz Dorie Miller Ricky Bentley Carmen Soto Sylvia Gonzales Jerry Mack Jackson Darrell Kurtz Jerrie Miller and Mary Kurtz.

The Winters Youth Council Texas Six Flags Humble Building Tina Ortegon Laurie Akeman Mellissa Briley Donna Hamilton Delbert Whitecotton Johnny Miller Jay A. Henderson Tommy Miller David Hendrix Pamela Hord Wynette Burson Randy Mabry Andy Gann Denny Heathcott Greg Poe Paul Airhart Mitchell O'Dell Randall Kurtz Dorie Miller Ricky Bentley Carmen Soto Sylvia Gonzales Jerry Mack Jackson Darrell Kurtz Jerrie Miller Mary Kurtz

Striped Bass Hatch Completed in Texas First Time

Texas biologists at San Angelo induced hatching of striped bass at Spence Reservoir in April after hormone treatment. An 11 pound female caught in March yielded 350000 eggs fertilized and 108000 fry hatched on April 7. Officials note temperature and fungus issues but call it a notable step for Texas broodstock.

San Angelo Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Department Bill Follis Spence Reservoir Spence Falis Follis Bob Kemp Fish & Wildlife Kemp Ing Texas Lakes

Winters High and Junior High Bands Record Project

The Blizzard Band and the Junior High Band plan a joint LP release priced at 3.25 per record. Kirke McKenzie states the set will include Fight Song Winter Wonderland Blizzard Spellout and Blizzard percussion. Orders due April 30 with up to six weeks for delivery. Contacts: band members or numbers 754 5114 or 754 4435.

Pasture Planting Time Here Again In Runnels County

Gerald Merz of the Range Conservationist with the local Soil Conservation Service notes pasture planting is ready, with bermuda grass best on irrigated, runoff, or bottomland soils. Several hundred acres are planned by cooperators with the Runnels S and WCD. Proper land prep, weed control, timely sprigging, fertilizer, and grazing restrictions are outlined for quick establishment and durable stands.

Gerald Merz Local Soil Conservation Service Runnels Soil and Water Conservation District Bermuda Runnels S&wcd Merz

Cotton Bales Arrive. Warehouse Sees In 9098 So Far

Ras Gideon of Winters Warehouse Co says 9098 bales of the 1972 cotton crop have been received with perhaps a half dozen more expected before season end. About 5100 bales were received from the 1971 crop.

Ras Gideon Winters Warehouse Company

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