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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1963
Page
6
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Fragments describe April warmth followed by cooler trends and a jab at unreliable forecasts. The writer recalls late season heat waves, central heating, and longing for practical shelter as storms and wind shape a wary forecast.
The Winters State Bank Will will showcase locally made Winters products in its lobby Friday and Saturday February 8 and 9. The exhibit aims to acquaint residents and visitors with the area's manufacturing role in the national economy.
The Winters bank hosts a two day exhibit promoting the All-State Band honor, with former Winters students Barbara Dunn and Altus Ueckert noted among alumni. John Q. McAdams leads bank support as local industry cooperates, and visitors may view items shipped nationwide with a $100 door prize drawing each day. Exhibiting firms include Sparkle-Lite Alderman-Cave Milling A. B. Spill Machine Shop Winters Manufacturing Kozelsky Dry Pan-American Sales W. D. Wilson Fiddle Shop Commercial Feeders.
Girl Scout cookie sale opens February 7 running through February 16. Leaders completed training for the project and are guiding troops in the sale procedures to engage the community.
Superintendent James B. Nevins says counting all children in the Winters School district is nearly done as January ends. Some students may be missing from the census and parents are reminded that six year olds on or before September 1 must be enumerated and attend the February preschool clinic. Parents should contact the school business office if their child is not yet listed.
Ben Barnes, state representative from the 64th District, was named chairman of the Rules Committee and vice chairman of the Banks and Banking Committee during the 58th Texas Legislature. He also joined committees on Revenue and Taxation, Oil and Gas, and Agriculture. Barnes, 25, is noted as the youngest major committee chair in the Legislature.
Mr and Mrs Arthur J Marth of Roscoe were Sunday visitors in the home of T F Hantsche Deanna Hantsche of Abilene spent Friday and Saturday in the home of her grandparents Mr and Mrs T F Hantsche
Bell's Cashway Grocery will replace Cashway Food Store at East Truitt, with Bell and spouse leading the renamed market. The staff stays, and customers are invited to return. The shop will offer Key Stamps with a focus on meats, fine groceries, and produce.
Dr Z I Hale announces a regular meeting of the American Legion Roy Scoggins Post at the Legion Hall on Monday night February 4 at 7 30 o clock. Commander Arthur Bates presiding.
Remodeling begins on Winters Chamber of Commerce building with a temporary office at 120 North Main. The Winters Blizzard basketball team holds district 6-AA lead after a 46-44 win over Anson, with key performances by Herbie Ruseill and Mike Bedford as the standings show Winters 5-0, Stamford 3-2, Ballinger 0-5, Anson 3-2.
Ronald Kraatz elected president and Barbara Baldwin corresponding secretary of District II FTA at Coleman meeting. Eugene Mathis titled Mr. FTA and Tamara Gans Mrs. FTA. they will compete at the State Convention in Dallas March 8-9. Jerry Sneed chosen first alternate voting delegate. District II includes Stephenville, Brownwood, Coleman, Ballinger, Brady, Mason, Water Valley, Dublin, Wall, Comanche, San Angelo, Lakeview.
Winters Post 9193 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and its Ladies Auxiliary announce a Heart Fund Drive during the month. The event supports funds and membership efforts with details to be announced at a later date.
Winters Municipal Hospital plans a voluntary Candy Stripe program for girls ages 15 to 18. Participants will train under supervisors, observe hospital procedures, and earn a certificate upon completion as credits toward nursing studies. Applications available at the hospital office.
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