Winters High School Player Earns All-District First Team
Winters High School senior Jim McNeill was named to the District 6AA All-District first team for basketball. Johnny Ray Liggins and Glenn Colburn gained honorable mention. Coach of the Year is Jody Sory of Coahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim McNeill
Winters High School
Blizzard
Johnny Ray Liggins
Glenn Colburn
Jody Bennett
Coahoma
Winters
Keith Stone
Danny Jackson
Anson
Tommy Watts
Dan Smith
Johnny Jones
Hamlin
Don Kelso
William Brown
Steven Harrel
Stamford
Liggins
Colburn
Rowland
Roger
Colorado City
Milliken
Rodriguez
Ballinger
Gillespie
Snell
Tennison
Jody Sory
Religious Film To Be Screened Here Saturday
A Thief In the Night, a 70 minute color film about Bible prophecy, will be shown at the Assembly of God Church on Saturday March 8 starting at 7 p.m. The drama follows an ordinary girl faced with Christ's return and was named Best Film of the Year by the National Evangelical Film Foundation. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly of God
National Evangelical Film Foundation of
Valley Forge Pa
Wallace Murray Declares Quarterly Dividend Payments
The Wallace Murray Corporation board announces a quarterly dividend of 15 cents per share on common stock payable March 31 to holders of record March 14. They also declare regular quarterly cash dividends of 42.5 cents on the $1.70 cumulative convertible preferred stock and 27 cents on the $1.10 cumulative preferred stock, payable March 31 to stockholders of record March 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Murray Corporation
Plan Reunion of Winters High School Class of 1965
Mary Young Aldridge and Judy Matthew Starkey seek class members for a ten year reunion in July 1975. Contact Mary Young Aldridge Rt. 5 113 Briarwick Starkville Miss 30759 or Judy Matthew Starkey 7007 Danewood Court Tampa Florida 33615.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Young Aldridge
Judy Matthew Starkey
Mary. Young Aldridge
Rt. 5
Briarwick
Starkville
Miss
Danewood Court
Tampa
Fia
Winters Plans Spring Style Show at Community Center
Twenty one Winters students and ladies will model spring fashions Monday evening March 10 at 7 30 in the Community Center. The Winters Blizzard Band Boosters sponsor the event to aid Winters High School band expenses with $1 admission for adults and 50 cents for students. Proceeds fund band needs and door prizes are planned. Heidenheimer's and the Fashion Shop provide outfits with named models from both shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winters Blizzard Band Boosters
Edward Bredemeyer
Winters High School
Heidenheimer's
Heidenheim
Lone Star Gas seeks rate relief amid rising gas costs in Texas
Lone Star Gas told the Texas Railroad Commission that 1974 net income for its utility division fell 22 percent as gas purchase costs rose by 76.5 million dollars. The company seeks a 100 percent pass-on of higher fuel costs, replacing the 65 percent semiannual method, to offset inflationary pressures on materials labor borrowed money and taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Star Gas Company
Texas
Texas Railroad Commission
Louis B. Haley
Commission
Lone Star
Haley
Huley
Winters
Winters DECA Week Adds State Contest Action
Winters High School Distributive Education students join 135000 DECA members nationwide for National DECA Week. Three members including Emmett Barthelemy will attend a San Antonio convention and state contests with voting delegates David Hendrix and Janet Richards. Advisor Mrs. Harrison travels with the group. the chapter has 25 students working at various Winters businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winters High School
Phil Harrison
San Antonio
Emmett Barthelemy
David Hendrix
Janet Richards
Harrison
Winters
DECA
Peewee Basketball Opens Season With Nine Teams
The 1975 Peewee basketball season launches Saturday with nine teams of fifth and sixth graders. Winters Lions Club sponsors. Coaches include White Knicks Peers Davis Everett for boys and Barker Spill Whittenburg Presley Guy for girls. Opening games feature Bluejays vs Night hawks at 9 am 76ers vs Hawks at 10 am and Robins vs Sparrows at 11 am.
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Peewee
The
Winters Lions Club
Larry White
Knicks
James Peers
76Ers
George Davis
Hays
Cotton Everett
Sonics
Nancy Barker
Parrots
Nancy Spill
Bluejays
Diane Whittenburg
Nighthawks
Mary Lynn Presley
Robins
Kay Guy
Sparrows
Hawks
Blizzard Chorale Organized At Winters High
The Blizzard Chorale was organized in February at Winters High School with 56 students in attendance. Denice Rodgers was elected president and Becky Dean vice president. Captain will be Ronnie Stevens. Librarians are Paula Meyers and Becky Gerhart. Kirke McKenzie, the high school band director, will direct the chorale with Karlene Eastman as accompanist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winters High School
Denice Rodgers
New Music Group
Becky Dean
Ronnie Stevens
Paula Meyers
Becky Gerhart
Kirke McKenzie
Karlene Eastman
All-Sports Banquet Here Friday Night
Dr. Don Newbury will be principal speaker at the Winters All-Sports Banquet honoring Winters High School athletes. The event Friday March 7 in the school cafeteria begins at 7 p.m. Sponsored by the Winters Booster Club, tickets are sold by cheerleaders and coaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Newbury
Tarrant County Junior College District
Fort Worth
Winters High School
Winters Booster Club
Student Aimed Workshop On Values At Winters High
A two day workshop on value clarification was held at Winters High School last Tuesday and Wednesday. Guidance staff from Region 15 Education Service Center led the sessions with help from the Student Council. The program covered recognizing and labeling values with four films and student evaluations. Service Center staff included Jim Coffee Larry Lusby Rockly Broadmore and George Pitler. Student council officers Mitch Davis and Benji Alldredge participated as president and vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winters High School
Region 15
Education Service Center
Jim Coffee
Larry Lusby
Rockly Broadmore
George Pitler
Mitch Davis
Benji Alldredge
Arts and Crafts Bazaar seeks exhibitors for show
The Junior Culture Club sponsors the annual Arts and Crafts Bazaar on March 22 and 23 and is requesting lists of exhibitors. Interested parties may call Linda Graves Mona White Rhea Parra more or Wanda Sims. Booths cost 2.50 for individuals and 5.00 for organization booths with no sales commission. Mrs Jere Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Culture Club
Linda Graves
Mona White
Rhea Parramore
Wanda Sims
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WHS
Wallace Murray
Lee Harrison
Winters Tate Bank
Wayne A. Hayenga
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University
College Station
Financing Agricul
Ture
Texas A&m
Department of Agricultural Economies
Texas Bankers Association
Betty John Bryns
Clifton Poe
George
Blizzard Chorale
Winters High
Dr. Newbury
Early
Howard Payne University
University of Texas At Austin
North Texas State University
Denton
Cecil Sudduth
Coleman County
MERCK
Jere Smith
Dru and
Devin
Midland
A.O. Merck
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