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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1973
Page
4
A local column argues shopping in the community strengthens the economy, funds schools and churches, and keeps money circulating locally. It notes gas shortages and a 50 mile per hour limit push people to stay home, reducing traffic and benefiting familiar merchants who understand residents' needs.
Glenn Hoppe Jr. of Winters is named to the vice president's honor roll at the Rolling Plains Campus of Texas State Technical Institute in Sweetwater. He is in the livestock and ranch operations program and must hold a 3.5 GPA. Dr. Jack Tompkins is TSTI vice president. D A Pevehouse manages Rolling Plains Campus.
Mr and Mrs Harold Snell will be honored at a home reception at 1007 Trinity on December 16 from 1 to 4 PM for their 25th wedding anniversary. Hosting are daughters Mrs Roy Taylor of Winters and Mrs Bill McLean of Kingsland with assistance from Mrs Johnnie Spence. Friends invited to call.
Disabled individuals with minimal income and resources may qualify for Supplemental Security Income starting January 1974. SSI, administered by Social Security, differs from existing state programs but uses similar disability criteria and income/resource tests. Eligible persons include those under $150 monthly income and under $1500 in resources excluding home and furnishings. Ballinger, Big Lake, Brady, Junction, Ozona, Sonora, and Winters residents can call toll free for details.
In November, probation officer Robert Moore reported 106 active probation cases in the county split as 22 from district court and 84 from county court. Fines and fees collected totaled 2550 dollars. County Judge Elliott Kemp noted about five percent of total County Court cases since 1969 remain on the docket, including 175 worthless check cases 113 DWI cases and 159 other criminal cases such as assaults.
The Runnels County Sheriff's Department handled 804 prisoners in the last year. The report to County Commissioners shows 3,576 jail man days and 10,728 meals served at 54 cents per meal per prisoner, according to Jailor Dan Smith.
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The Ladies Aid Circle of St John’s Lutheran Church gathered Thursday in the Fellowship Center with Mrs Herman Frick presiding. Program chairwoman Jack Whittenberg led a Bible verse filled roll call and Thanksgiving study led by several members. Gifts were exchanged from a decorated tree as hostesses prepared the event.
Judy Kettler, now Mrs Ronald Mapes, was notified by the State Board of Nursing Examiners that she met nursing exam requirements in Austin in October. She earned an associate degree in nursing at Angelo State University and is the daughter of L W Kettler and the daughter in law of Mr. and Mrs M T Mapes of Winters.
A medical surgical nurse practiced at Shannon West Texas Memorial Hospital in San Angelo, contributing to patient care in the hospital setting.
The Winters program develops well rounded individuals by expanding enjoyment, employment, and aspiration. It aims to prepare students to meet modern societal and cultural demands through practical training and exploration.
Local newspaper announces sale of receipt books at The Enterprise office. Availability details and pricing are provided for readers seeking stationary supplies.
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