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Winters Enterprise

Location

Winters, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1975

Page

4

Winters Public Schools Expand Free Lunch Eligibility

Letters explaining the program and a family size and income scale have been sent to all Winters Public Schools families. Qualifying households are urged to apply for free or reduced lunches. The policy is compliant with federal and state rules and is effective immediately. A full copy is available in the school business office for review.

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Community urged to save railroad as shipments loom

Free lunches will be provided to children in certain family size and income groups. The Winters Chamber of Commerce asks the community to back efforts to save the railroad. The Winters Lions Club opposes abandonment, with other groups urged to join. Local shippers fear a near record grain crop and car shortages may force truck transport.

West Winters Chamber of Commerce Winters Lions Club

Rail arrival sparks Summers joy and cotton shipments

Talk about Winters rail expansion notes the August 29 bridge reach at Elm Creek and growing Abilene Winters traffic. Vernon Spence cites forty to fifty thousand bales of cotton hauled in the first season with added round trips, urging renewed rail interest amid energy concerns.

Charlsie Poe Elm Creek Winters Ballinger Abilene Vernon Gladden Spence

Antique car buffs praised Winters hospitality on stop

Lubbock antique car owners en route to Brownwood were guests of Winters Chamber of Commerce at a luncheon. T H Holmes Jr. commended Winters officials and the hospitality of the ladies who cooked and served. The note appeared in The Enterprise this week. A second item notes 1,500,000 Americans alive today who are cancer survivors, urging annual physicals and cancer testing.

Lubbock Brownwood Winters Winters Chamber of Commerce Chamber Enterprise Chamber of Commerce T. H. Holmes Jr South Plains Antique Automobile Club of America American Cancer Society

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