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Newspaper

Winters Enterprise

Location

Winters, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1971

Page

4

Win-Tex Cattle Pens Reach Full Capacity Soon

Win-Tex Cattle Pens filling on schedule as 8 000 head capacity nears, with full pens expected by March and the first turn-out planned for mid April. Located northwest of Winters the facilities boast modern feeding pens and amenities for feeder cattle.

Win-Tex Cattle Feeders, Inc Win-Tex

Visitors to Mrs Ben Lindsey’s home this weekend

Mrs Bill Hobbs and Susan Leigh attended the visit along with Mrs Bill Moore and Mrs James Cogle of San Angelo.

Ben Lindsey Bill Hobbs Susan Leigh Bill Moore James Cogle San Angelo

Plainview Couple Visits Mrs. Coupland En Route South Texas

Mr and Mrs Hush Allen of Plainview visited Mrs Luva Coupland last week while traveling on and off route to spend the winter in South Texas.

Plainvie Hush Allen Plainview Luva Coupland South Texas

City to Replace Street Signs and Paint Posts

City Council authorized replacing many street signs and repainting steel posts. Sign damage and fading noted, with some posts needing replacement. Current metal signs were bought years ago through a Winters Chamber of Commerce planner.

Winters Chamber of Commerce

Weekend visitors deliverings to Austin and surrounding towns

Mr and Mrs Cliff Homeyver indo Osiris Carel and Beverly as Austin and Irvin Davis of teusten were weekend visitors with Mrs Ida Bates and sister Mrs C WH Price and with Mrs Ollin McGregor

Cliff Homeyver Indo Osiris Carel and Beverly Austin Irvin Davis Teusten Ida Bates C. WH. Price Ollin McGregor

Birth announcement for son of Mr and Mrs Dunnam

Mar and Mrs Ronald Dunnam announce the birth of a son named Randel Greig born January 26. The baby weighed a small amount at birth. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs W O Webb and paternal grandmother is Mrs Pearl Dunnam.

Ronald Dunnam Randel Greig Ound W. O. Webb Pearl Dunnam

Weatherproof Angling Urges Fishermen To Fish Now

The author argues weather limits not fishing, citing success in freezing and heat across freshwater and saltwater. They note anglers chase food, adapt gear, and enjoy fishing as relaxing and thrilling, with occasional dry runs but overall enthusiasm remains high.

Gulf of Mexico Moantana Colorado

Youth Gun Safety Advice For Texas Young Shooters

Texas Parks and Wildlife officials urge careful handling of firearms by youths after Christmas. They recommend formal or supervised instruction, responsible adult accompaniment, locking up guns when not in use, and continued awareness of gun safety.

Austin Texas Parks and Wildlife Department

Roach announce birth of daughter Kristin Denise

Mr and Mrs Donald Roach of Fort Worth announce the birth of a daughter Kristin Denise in Fort Worth on February 3 1971. The baby weighed 7 pounds 6 ounces. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs H F Gerhart of Winters and paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Earl Roach of Winters.

Donald Roach Fort Worth Kristin Denise H. F. Gerhart Winters Earl Roach

Car Tags Go On Sale In Winters County

Automobile registration tags for 1971 went on sale Monday at the Runnels County Tax Collector's Winters sub-office. Deputy Mrs. Ted Meyer said business opened briskly as owners register with their mailed registration card or bring the title if the card was not received. Winters issued passenger tags prefixed HXR HXS and HXT.

Ted Meyer Runnels Winters Meyer

Birthday shift for George Washington sparks calendar debate

In a tongue in cheek note, the piece discusses moving Washingtons birthday from February 22 to February 15 this year and forecasts future shifts. It explains historical calendar changes and suggests Congress could further alter celebration dates for convenience, possibly placing Washingtons birthday in summer someday.

George Washington George Congress

Minzenmayer Return Home After Tulsa Visit

Mr and Mrs W F Minzenmayer returned Tuesday after a weekend in Tulsa Oklahoma with their children Mr and Mrs Johnie Frierson and family. They attended the confirmation services for their grandson Ricky Frierson at Bethany Lutheran Church on Sunday January 31 with fourteen youths in his class.

W. F. Minzenmayer Tulsa Okla Johnie Frierson Ricky Frierson Bethany Lutheran Church

Co-Op Announces Youth Tours To Washington Essay Contest

Coleman County Electric Cooperative will sponsor an essay contest for youths 16 to under 18 to win an all expenses paid 12 day trip to Washington D C. Essays of 1000 to 1500 words must submit by midnight March 31 1971. Winners join other Texas youth on the Texas Electric Cooperatives Government in Action Youth Tour.

C. L. Newton Coleman County Electric Cooperative Newton Texas Texas Electric Cooperatives Washington, D. C National Rural Electric Cooperative Association Rural Electrification Administration Washington Potomac River George Washington Mount Vernon Arlington National Cemetery U.S. House and Senate U. S. Department of Agriculture Smithsonian Institute Lincoln Memorial

Winters Riding Club elects 1971 officers

Frank Carter was elected president of the Winters Riding Club. R. C. Kurtz became vice president and parade chairman, Mrs. R. C. Kurtz secretary treasurer, and Shelly Hamner named club sweetheart. Breast harness repainting scheduled for February 11 for the San Angelo parade on March 12.

Frank Carter Winters R. C. Kurtz Shelly Hamner Jim Hamner San Angelo

VFW Mid-Winter Meeting Held in Austin

Wanda Guy district 22 president attended the VFW and Auxiliary mid winter Round Up in Austin from January 29 to 31. Mary Cottone national Auxiliary president spoke, and Joseph L Whites national senior vice commander in chief spoke at a Stephen F. Austin Hotel banquet. Winters representatives Mr and Mrs Max Lewis also attended.

Wanda Guy VFW Ladies Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary Austin Mary Cottone Olean N. Y Joseph L. Whites VFW Stephen F. Austin Hotel Max Lewis

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