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Winters Enterprise

Location

Winters, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1971

Page

4

Firefighters urge public not to block emergency routes

Ported fire crews warn that many drivers race to scenes with flashing lights and sirens, risking lives. They cite ordinance No 209 and a state law penalizing interference with emergency vehicles, recalling a town incident where drivers were ticketed for blocking streets.

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Mrs James Cagle Dies in San Angelo Winters Native

Mrs Lena Mae Cagle 45 a former Winters resident died Sunday afternoon at her San Angelo home Funeral services were at 2 pm Tuesday Massie Funeral Home San Angelo with graveside rites 3 90 pm Wilmeth Cemetery North Runnels County She was born October 31 1926 in Winters survived by husband sons James Cagle Billy Wayne in Minden and Leste Cade Snyder daughters Jo Ann Watson Odessa and Mrs Boobby Clevenger Snyder brothers Curtis Crenshaw Fort Stockton James Crenshaw Jr Roswell Hubert Crenshaw Winters sisters Maude Kurkendall Haskell Ruth Perry Brownwood Mrs Ben Lindley Winters and five grandchildren

James Lena Mae) Caate Winters San Angelo Massie Funeral Home San Angeloa Wilmeth North Runnels Hies Billy Wayne Cade Minden James Cagle Leste Caete Odessa Jo Ann Watson Boobby Clevenger Snyder Clifford Crenshaw Fort Stockton Curtis Crenshaw James Crenshaw Jr Roswell Hubert Crenshaw Maude Kurkendall

Conner Anniversary Observed With Open House In Pumphrey

Mr and Mrs Robert Conner were honored on their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with an open house at their home in the Pumphrey Community. The couple has deep roots in the area and a son Randy, a Texas Tech senior, reflects their family ties.

Robert Conner Pumphrey Mr. Conner Lone Wolf Oklo Runnels County Wingate Bradshaw Seabees Mrs. Conner Tia Mitchell Theumphrey Hardin-Simmons University Drasco Conners Randall Texas Tech University

Gospel Singing At Shep Center Saturday Evening

The Shep community center hosts a gospel singing Saturday February 27 at 7 30 p m. The public is invited to attend this community event.

Shep Shep Community Center

Renewal of 61 year friendship brings women together again

Three old friends reunite after 61 years when Mrs Steward Evans and her sister Mrs Minnie Tankersley of Mertzen reconnect with Mrs Louis Ernst. Mrs Ernst then visits with Mrs Lawrence Jacob in Mertzen marking a first meeting since 1908.

Steward Evans Minnie Tankersley Mertzen Louis Ernst Ernst Lawrence Jacob

Wingate School District To Elect Three Trustees

Wingate Independent School District will hold a regular election Saturday April 3 to elect three new board members. Incumbents Hollis Dean Brent Mikeska and Scotty Belew face term expirations Belew was appointed to fill part of a vacancy. Voting runs 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the school building with election judge Mrs M B Folsom and clerks Mrs Lena Mae Wheat and Mrs Ed Donica plus alternate clerk Mrs Willard Middleton.

Wingate Independent School District Hollis Dean Brent Mikeska Scotty Belew Belew Ed Donica Gilbert M. Smith Smith John Hancock Lavern O'Dell Jack Pritch

Winters Youths Capture High Place in Santone Show

Winters youths earned multiple top placements at the San Antonio Stock Show. In the on foot Junior Hereford division Jim Bob Webb placed second and third, Freddie Grohman fourth, and Rhonda Carter fifth. Scott King won first and champion on foot in Junior Shorthorn, with Ricky Marks fourth. On the rail Jim Bob Webb first and champion in Junior Hereford, Freddie Grohman second and reserve. Ricky Marks placed second in Junior Shorthorn on the rail.

Winters San Antonio Hereford Ricky Marks

Funeral for H C McGee Held in Slaton

Mr and Mrs Sid Anderson attended the funeral of a brother in law H C McGee of Pampa who died February 13. Burial took place in Slaton at 2 p m Tuesday.

Sid Anderson

Classifieds: Buy Sell Rent Ad Listing Notes

Classified columns provide space to advertise items for sale rental or want ads. Readers can buy sell or rent household goods vehicles real estate services and employment opportunities through these notices. Revisit daily for updated listings and prices.

Runnels County Farmers Complete Conservation Contracts

Seventeen farmers and ranchers on 12 777 acres in Runnels S and WCD completed work under the Great Plains Conservation Program. In 1970 they received 80056.63 dollars in cost share payments for finished practices and eight more contracts totaling 43152.93 dollars were certified since July 1 1970. Active contracts now total 75 on 34727 acres under secretary of Agriculture programs.

Runnels County SCS Runnels Soil and Water Conservation District Great Plains Conservation Program Ken Schrank Runnels Soil Conservation Service Rence Halfmann W. H. Dismore D. R. Dunnam A. A W. J. Kahlig Harvey Gully Ben J. Halfmann Jerome Lange Walter Adams Hilmer Schaefer J. C. Wilkerson A. T. Granzin Andrew Lange James Urban Secretary of Agriculture Runnels S&wcd

Visiting Texas City relatives over the weekend

Mrs. Ruth Evans and her daughter Mary Hart visited Mrs. John Tharp in Texas City over the weekend along with two children from the city.

John Tharp Ruth Evans Mary Hart Texas City

Objections must be overcome before any attempt proceeds

A reflection on progress noting that nothing will be attempted if every possible objection has to be resolved first. The quote emphasizes risk and initiative over perfection before action.

Constitutional Amendment Four on Texas water bonds ballot

Public notice of a special May 18 1971 election proposing amendment four to Texas constitution to authorize up to 100 million dollars in water development bonds. It details bond issuance terms interest not above 6 percent fund use and eligibility for cities and state agencies. The measure would fund grants and loans for water quality projects and set terms for the Texas Water Development Board.

State OF Texas Texas Water Development Board Texas Water Quality Board Texas Water Development Texas Water Development Fund

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the Winters Enterprise Firey Arshin Angelo Lady Wrangler Wremembler Sheidenheimer’s Gee MR. and Mrs Ellis Ueckert Dudley Brothers W. J. Cervenka Z. I. Hale Fritz Spicker Cecelia and Law
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