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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1963
Page
6
The Texas official outlines a new approach to juvenile crime involving state authorities and local communities. He emphasizes guidance and work programs for youths, including employment and meals, while discussing controversial tuition and college funding debates at Austin campuses.
Winters students return for the 1963 64 school year with classes starting Tuesday September 3. Labor Day will be a holiday and buses will run on regular routes with classes beginning at 825 and dismissal at 357. Principal Robert Simpson released a supply list for Grades 1 3 including a Big Chief tablet several pencils blunt scissors crayons and other basic items.
A. L. Crockett appeals a $7,560 jury ruling upholding Winters City support fees for garbage pickup. The case moves to the Court of Civil Appeals for oral argument only, with transcripts sought. mayor not yet officially notified.
Winters VFW post and Ladies Auxiliary announce a 1964 membership dinner this Friday night August 30. Admission equals 1964 dues with posts aiming for 120 members and auxiliary for 58. The event welcomes all eligible veterans and their families. Attendees at the Monday meeting included Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Morrow and others.
Winters school will discuss the start of the beginning band program on Tuesday September 3. Band director Robert R Gans will lead a meeting in the band hall at 4 15 PM for fifth grade parents and participants to choose instruments and assess aptitude. The program includes a rental plan allowing a new instrument for 600 days with purchase options or return without obligation if the student does not continue.
School business manager Johnny Smith said about 100 season tickets remain for the 1963 football season. Tickets will be on sale through Friday 5 p.m. at the business office. Blizzard Stadium capacity is 2,700 with new east bleachers for students. 600 reserved seats on the east home stands and 400 on the west visiting side.
Deanna Rosa from Te wine wins the Winters district football queens contest as local pageant coverage highlights her selection and the event's community involvement.
Runnels County Commissioners and the State Highway Department plan to relocate FM 53 through Winters, with right of way purchase underway totaling about 76 000 dollars. No current work on Highway 83 from Hatchell to the Taylor County line. modernization limited to Ballinger to Hatchell.
The Winters Country Club invites golfers from Winters and Ballinger to a Labor Day event chaired by Pat Patterson. Registration runs 8 to 8:45 AM with a 9 AM shotgun start. Teams of A B C D players compete in four ball and best ball formats for prizes in golf equipment. Pro shop refreshments available.
Lt. Gov. Preston Smith announces the summer commencement date set for August 29 at Texas Tech. The event will honor graduates and include official proceedings led by university and state officials.
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