Cautious approach urged to Governor Committee school reforms
A public advisory urges caution before adopting Governor Committee on Public School recommendations for Texas education. It warns of consolidation into large districts, potential loss of small-town schools, and risks to local economies. Readers urged to attend a Winters school meeting Monday night for more information.
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Watts Named C. of C. President
Woodrow Watts, president of Winters State Bank, was elected president of the Winters Chamber of Commerce at a Tuesday reorganization. Jim Colishaw became vice president and Frances Campbell treasurer. New directors include Watts Colishaw Mrs Raymond Burns Jay Dunnam and George Garrett.
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Woodrow Watts
Winters State Bank
Winters Chamber of Commerce
R. C. Thomas
Jim Colishaw
Frances Campbell
Colishaw
Preston Barker
Foxworth-Galbraith Lumber Co
Campbell
Watts
Raymond
Burns
Jay Dunnam
George Garrett
Garrett
Jobe Named Excellent Grand Senior Steward in Texas Masons
Byron D. Jobe of Winters was appointed excellent grand senior steward of the Grand Royal Arch Chapter of Texas. He holds multiple past offices and was re-elected to a full two year term. The Winters Mason, active since 1956, is among 12 appointive Texas Grand Chapter roles.
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Byron D. Jobe
Winters
Grand Royal Arch
Texas
Jobe
Winters’ Masonic Lodge
Order of the Eastern Star
Commandery
San Angelo
Knights of the York ‘Cross of Honor
Winters Superintendent Chairs Education Group Session
Supt C Tatom of the Winters Independent School District chaired a work group session of school administrators at the Commodore Perry Hotel in Austin during the School Administrators Advisory Conference on Education. The meeting covered a re study of the 60 semester hour program for administrator preparation and included Johnny B Smith business manager for Winters schools. The group discussed Governor committee education recommendations and their implementation.
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Winters Independent School
Carroll Tatom
Austin
Supt. Tatom
Commodore Perry Hotel
Johnny B. Smith
Winters School
Governor’s Committee On Education
Crystal Lake Woman Visits Parents This Week
Mrs. G. W. Nichols of Crystal Lake Illinois is staying with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. T Billups this week and will be joined by Mr. Nichols during the period.
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G. W. Nichols
Crystal Lake, Il
W. T Billups
Mr. Nichols
Valley Creek Water Control District Elects Directors
The Valley Creek Water Control District sets a January 14 election to fill four director seats. Voting sites include Wingate at the old drug store and Carl Lewis' Grocery in Norton. Incumbents up for election are Hensley, Stevens, Jackson, and Moore. four carryover directors also serve.
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Valley Creek Water Control District
Hugo Vogelsang
Wingate
Carl Lewis’ Grocery
Norton
Ogelsang
Duncan Hensley
Runnels County
Douglas Stevens
Milton
Jackson
Taylor County
Carl Moore
Nolan
Public meeting on governor panel report to inform on Texas schools
Band Boosters sponsor a Winters public information meeting Monday January 13 at 7 30 p m to discuss the Governor's Committee on Public School Education report redistricting and a proposed legislative bill Superintendent Carroll Tatum will speak and show a film with no votes or resolutions planned Mrs C F Mostad urges attendance for information regardless of having children in schools to reflect statewide impacts.
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Winters
Band Boosters
Carroll -Tatum
Texas
C. F. Mostad
Band
Mostad
Winters Blizzards win Sportsmanship Trophy at Reagan County tourney
The Winters Blizzards earned the Sportsmanship Trophy at the Reagan County High School Tournament in Big Lake after a 69 42 victory over Sonora. The team, praised by Coach Jerry Neely, shared the honor with 16 other participating squads and may return next year.
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Blizzards
Reagan County
Winters
Big Lake
Sonora
Winters High School
Jerry Neely
Neely
Winters Blizzards Ready To Face Coleman In District Clash
Winters Blizzards, 2-1 in District 7-AA, beat Haskell 39-38 led by Gary Antilley and Fred Wilder. They travel to Coleman Friday to face the undefeated Bluecats led by Ben Wright, Rickey Smith, and Meadrano as they chase a district lead and potential title.
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WHS Blizzards
Coleman Friday
Blizzards
Coleman
Jerry Neely
Winters
Ben Wright
Rickey Smith
Medrano
Bluecat
Bluecats
David. Skelton
Sal Andrade
Winters High School Band Named to All Region
Six Winters High School band members earned All-Region honors at the Brownwood contest. Named players include Glenda Cooper and Rhanne Hoppe on clarinet, Darrell Hill on trombone, Candy Allen on piccolo, Randy Stevens and Leslie Bishop on drums. They competed against students from about 40 schools and qualified for regional honors.
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Winters High School
Brownwood
Glenda’ Cooper
Rhanne
Hoppe
Darrell
Hill
Candy Allen
Piccollo
Randy Stevens
Leslie
Bishop
Wife of Petty Officer Shook visits Hawaii
A brief note reports that she has returned from a visit in Honolulu in the Hawaiian Islands with her husband, Second Class Petty Officer Jim Shook.
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Hook
Jim Shook
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Winters Junior Livestock Show And Chili Supper Planned
The Winters Lions Club hosts a chili supper in the school cafeteria on Tuesday January 14 serving from 5 30 p m with 75 cent tickets for all you can eat pie sold too Proceeds aid public service projects including glasses Boy Scouts library fund and support of a crippled children camp The annual Junior Livestock Show for FFA and 4 H members is set for Saturday January 11 in the Winters School livestock barn About 175 animals including hogs cattle and lambs will be shown with cash awards funded by local shares sale The Wingate and Winters 4 H Clubs operate a barbecue concession during the event with other beverages coffee available All officials and assistants are named with show supervision by Douglas Colburn and R Q Marks and bids by local leaders
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Preston Barker
Frances Campbell
Earl Roach
E. Z. Moore
Marshall Wharton
R. C. Thomas
Dale Whitecotton
Wayne Bedford
O. O. Funderburg
Watts
Chamber
Winters Lions Club
Lions
Lions Club
Boy Scouts, Winters Library Fund
Texas Lions Clubs
Crippled Children’s
Kerrville
Winters
Winters Agricultural and Livestock Association
Winters Chamber of Commerce
Douglas Colburn
R. Q. Marks
Tommy Antilley
David Carroll, Jr
Wingate
Winters 4-H
Winters Agricultural & Livestock Association
Frank Antilley
David Carroll
F. R
Phil) Anderson
Raymond Schwartz
Winters Lions Sponsor Measles Immunization Drive
The Winters Lions Club voted to sponsor a mass measles immunization for children through the sixth grade and pre schoolers, with the State Health Department providing vaccine. Plans aim for early February at schools, pending flu case trends and parental consent arrangements.
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Winters Lions Club
Lee Harrison
Lions Club
Harrison
State Health Department
John Black
Texas State Health Department
Carroll Tatum
Winters Schools
Blizzardettes Defeat Haskell 43-33 In District Play
Blizzardettes beat Haskell 43-33 Tuesday night at Haskell. Carla Walker led Winters with 21 points while Janice Medford scored 16 for Haskell. Winters moves to 2-0 in district and 14-3 season. next meet Coleman on Friday January 10 at 6 45.
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Freddie Gardner
Blizzardettes
Haskell
Carla Walker
Janice Medford
WHL
Winters
Coleman
Mrs Inez Mills Returns Home From Christmas Visit
Mrs Inez Mills has returned home from a Christmas holiday visit with her daughter Col and Mrs A A Marinetto in Faie Virginia. She toured the Capitol the White House and Arlington-Court places of interest by plane.
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Inez Mills
Col
A.A Marinetto
Faie
Virginia
Capitol
White House
Arlington
Winters Bank reports record deposits and growing loans
Winters State Bank posted an all time high of 6 331 509 82 in deposits on December 31 with loans rising to 2 637 954 53 by year end 1968. Bank president Wood row Watts credited sustained growth over two years with a robust local economy and expanding industrial activity signaling continued expansion into 1969.
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Winters State Bank
Winters Bank
Woodrow Watts
The
Watts
Chamber Directors Back Plan to Form Hospital District
Winters Chamber of Commerce directors endorsed forming a hospital district covering North Run nels County precincts 2 and 3. The plan includes state legislative action with bills assigned to Lt Governor Ben Barnes, Rep. Lynn Nabors, and Sen. Ratliff, governors appointing initial directors, and local votes determining hospital development. The board also noted membership shifts from Abilene to San Angelo COG groups and debated regional alignment for federal funding.
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Winters Chamber of Commerce
North Runnels County
Nolan Bahlman
Chamber
Bahlman
Ben Barnes
Lynn Nabors
Ratliff
Stamford
Runnels County
Chamber. of . Commerce
Woodrow Watts
Winters
Runnels
Council
Abilene
San
Austin
Chamber of Commerce Board
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North Group
Abilene Cog
Homer Hodge
Pat Pritchard
Hays
Watts
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