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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1971
Page
8
Mrs. Juanita O Connors Weekly presents barbecue origins and methods with a focus on outdoor cooking trends. It lists sauces and marinades for turkey including Firecracker Marinade and a soy ginger blend, with steps for marinating and roasting in foil and grill setups.
Local Winters newspaper reports events and notices from the town and surrounding area. Community brief items cover meetings, announcements, and small happenings typical of a midweek edition in 1971.
The Retail Trades Committee of the Winters Chamber of Commerce thanks merchants and residents who participated in the Flea Market last Friday for their cooperation.
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Texas boat owners face new rules from the 62nd Legislature. Children 12 and under on Class 1 or Class A motorboats must wear Coast Guard approved life preservers while underway, with tickets for noncompliance. Canoes rowboats and sailboats are exempt but must carry a Coast Guard life saving device after Sept 1. From Jan 1 1972 all motorboats must be registered with the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department regardless of size.
Classified items offered for sale in The Enterprise feature a mix of odds and ends. Sellers list various small goods, trinkets, and miscellaneous items available to local buyers through the newspaper’s classified section.
Dr. W L Jennings 85 longtime Coleman physician died at Overall Morris Hospital in Coleman. He was born Sept 14 1885 in Kirk and married Mattie Horne in 1913. Survivors include his wife two daughters three sons and several grandchildren. Funeral at First Baptist Church Coleman with burial in Coleman City Cemetery. He practiced medicine in Coleman for 59 years. He was brother of the late Dr T W Jennings of Winters and half brother of Delma Gardner of Winters.
Mr and Mrs Bill Pumphrey will move to Honolulu Hawaii for a year. He will study for a master’s degree at the University of Hawaii School of Communications. Dr Winifred Pumphrey will undertake internal medicine residency at Queens Medical Center after internship at Germantown Hospital.
Social Security manager J M Talbot notes that teachers who retire under Social Security usually receive checks for three summer months. Changes in school calendars last year extended work and reduced benefits to two summer months for many. Earnings limits affect benefits. those earning 1680 or less in a year receive full benefits, while higher earnings trigger withholdings. For more information contact the San Angelo SSA office, 3000 West Harris Avenue, or call 949-4608.
Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Myers of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Irvin this week.
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The article warns that pollen and certain plants can trigger asthma and poisoning. Jimsonweed and other plants including acorns, apple seeds, rhubarb leaves, potatoes, wisiria, poinsettia, and red sage berries pose risks. It cites U S Public Health Service data on 13 000 plant poisoning cases and advises medical consultation and careful handling.
Mrs A D Lee has returned home after a weeklong trip to Nashville Tennessee and Scottsville Kentucky her girlhood home. She visited the birthplace and found it still in its original location. Her niece Elizabeth Alderman of San Antonio accompanied her plus Mr and Mrs B F Hutcherson of San Antonio who accompanied her home.
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