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Winters Enterprise

Location

Winters, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1966

Page

2

Opportunity Plan Aims to Expand Texas College Aid

Texas launches an $10 million bond sale as part of an $85 million constitutional education aid plan. The program, approved by voters, caps undergraduate loans at 1000 and graduates at 1500 with six percent interest paid by the government during school and half afterward. Eligible families earn under 15000 dollars. Loans cover gaps between resources and expenses and target fall 1966 enrollment. apply via school financial aid officers with enrollment acceptance and two recommendations. Coordinating Board also seeks 56.1 million for 1968 69 to fund enrollment growth and approves Angelina County junior college election while denying Rains Van Zandt Kaufman counties.

John E. Gray Beaumont Coordinating Board Texas College, and University System Chicago Texas U. S Angelina County Rains, van Zandt Kaufman Counties

Wanted Custom Hay Bal ing in Winters

Advertises for custom hay bal ing services by Charlie Grohman of Winters Route 2 seeking work. Post dated 17-4tp.

Charlie Grohman Rt. 2 Winters

Oil Allowable Cut Reduced for August

The Railroad Commission cut the August oil allowable for the third straight month. The production factor is 33 percent of potential, permitting up to 3,138,611 barrels daily, versus the current 3,118,042 barrels daily at 33.3 percent.

Railroad Commission

Hunting seasons set by State Parks and Wildlife Commission

The commissionSet November 12 to December 31 deer season in most counties with earliest opening date on record. General counties run November 16 to December 31, with shortened seasons of 16 days starting November 26 in Trans Pecos and November 12 to 29 in Panhandle counties. Antelope in these areas runs October 19 to October 4 respectively, turkey and javelina seasons largely unchanged, and special bow and arrow seasons allowed October 1 to 31. Palo Duro funds approved for park facilities.

State Parks and Wildlife Commission Trans- Pecos Panhandle Trans-Pecos Turkey

Divorced Husband Denied Claim to $3000 Homestead Tax

Court rules against a divorced husband seeking to claim a $3000 homestead tax exemption. The decision centers on the eligibility criteria for property tax relief and the applicant's residency and ownership status. The ruling clarifies who may qualify under the current homestead tax provisions.

Government Notices and Budgets Highlight Texas 1967 Sessions

Exemption tied to divorce documents noted as Atty. Gen. Waggoner Carr cautions on residency. Carr rules TIBC cannot issue U S bonded liquor export permits. Trailers moving horses to rodeos not farm exemptions. must be licensed. County juror pay set at 8 dollars daily, 4 dollars for questioned but excused. Grant approved for Crystal City Carrizo Springs Planned Parenthood centers at 25432 dollars. Texas retail sales rise five percent to 1 2 billion. Public Safety seeks 51 1 million budget for 1968 69 and patrol force expansion to 2 200 by federal standards. Appointments include Mrs Tra vis B McNair and Bill A Martin. Election Law Study Committee to meet August 12 in Austin. Water Pollution Control Board plans growth to 86 employees and 1 402 159 in 1968 and 2 675 910 in 1969.

Texas Liquor Control Board U. S Connally Crystal City Carrizo Springs Texas Bureau of Business Research Department of Public Safety Col Homer Garrison Jr Texas Water Pollution Control Board

No-lengthy quote reflects detours and cotton yield

A compilation of aphorisms notes that reasoning can guide individuals while crowds are impulsive. It comments on happiness during detours, the value of a job when requesting time off, and states a cotton plant yields 175 pounds of seed per 100 pounds of fiber.

Special Services Sunday at East Side Church of Christ

Tot McKown of Abilene will visit to speak at East Side Church of Christ. Fifth Sunday services start at 10 30 in the morning and the evening service begins at 6 00.

East Side Church of Christ Tot McKown Abilene East Side Church of Christ

Christmas in July Services Announced in Winters Texas

The Winters Enterprise lists two religious services in Winters Texas on Friday July 29 1968 inviting residents to attend. Details specify times and locations for both events.

Band Mothers Texas iEvery

Cotton fabric warmth depends on weave not weight

The article notes that warmth in cotton fabrics comes from the weave structure rather than the fabric weight. It explains that tight, dense weaves trap air and insulate better, while lighter weights can feel warmer if the weave is close and uniform.

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A. D. Lee Winters Flower Shop Dial Winters State Bank Winters, Texas Tfc Western Auto Store Registry Service Bahlman Jewelers Winterhaven Bel Air Street Gayle Gardner Parkview Arlington Ray Shafer Tfe W. J. Yates S. Magnolia Alvin Benson Winter Haven Circle Drive E. Wood St Russell Seitz San Angelo Graham Lake M. F. Self Gene Virden Itc East Dale Joe Roberts Lucy Kittrell Bath Willis Street A.D. Smith Lamar Nice Bishop Street Jonah Eckert Ifc Bradshaw Paul Gerlach Ballinger Salvage Company Ttc Byron D. Jobe Roach Electric & J Swatchsue Electric CO Winterhaven Addition Bud ‘Eoff J. W. Dunn Wingate Esbertas Guion S.J. Seybold Tuscola Exchange James C. Calburn Fowler Farm Coleman Highway Novice Rd Marvin Bedford Bedford Insurance Agency Parsonage N. Grant Streets Jno. W. Norman, Loans & Insurance Vern Sanford Texas Press Association Western Mattress Service Payne’s T. G. Payne Bay Tire Company Bedford and Underwood Attorneys-At-Law Winters, Tex Z. I. Hale Lois L. Bellis Federal Bureau of Outdoor Recreation Palo Duro Canyon State Park Attorney General Rules David McCallum Robert Vaughn U.n.c.l.e.s MGM Fiesta Drive- In Waggoner Carr Carr Harrison County Commissioners Court Travis B. McNair Bandera State Board of Tuberculosis Bill A. Martin Newton Jasper Sabine San Augustine Tom Creighton State Election Law Study Committee Austin Merley Norman Cosmetic Studio Albert Gladys Wright Carlton Parks Rt McMillan Winters Enterprise Howard's Trading Post New& Used Furniture Swatchsue Electric.co Sno- Breze and Friedrich Motorola Radio and TV Homesite J. J. Swatchsue Jose de la Cruz Spill Machine Shop Ae Ke Gooch’s Rider Bacon KRAFT Balkum Spill Life Insurance Co Blackmon ‘Repair North Church General Insurance
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