Men sought for year round boys program meeting
Community wide call for all men to join a year round boys program. A special gathering is set for Tuesday at 7 30 p m at Southside Baptist Church to discuss involvement and support.
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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1973
Page
2
Community wide call for all men to join a year round boys program. A special gathering is set for Tuesday at 7 30 p m at Southside Baptist Church to discuss involvement and support.
Mrs Earl Roach heads the North Runnels American Cancer Society Unit launching its annual Crusade. She cites $3 billion in diagnosis and care costs and $250 million in lost wages this year while stressing early detection and public education to fight cancer.
The House passed the State Ethics Bill after days of debate as about forty members walked out. HB 116 would fund duty free lunch periods for teachers, costing about 50 million dollars over five years and requiring tax increases. HB 106, passed by the Senate, allows right turns on red after stop with local prohibitions by signs. On March 13 Concurent Resolution 9 seeks federal water pollution funds, and the Airport Guard Bill authorizes armed airport security as peace officers within 90 days.
DAY CARE CENTER in my home. Monday through Friday, 7:30 to 5:30. Big yard and play room. Breakfast, lunch, snack. Working mothers, $12.50. School children $1.90 afternoon. Shop ping? 40 cents hour. Glenda Gra ham, 207 Tinkle, 754-4178. 1-tfe POSTED: No trespassing, hunting or fishing on the Ethel Hantsche farm, 4 miles east of Wingate. Violators will be pro secuted to the fullest extent. Garland O'Dell. 92-4tc
Wingate hosts Community Day on Friday March 30 with a school lunch at 1 00 pm followed by a Junior High track meet featuring boys and girls teams from Jim Ned Blackwell Paint Rock and Wingate A team trophy will go to top scoring boy and girl teams Ribbon prizes will be awarded to the first four places in each event An art exhibit by Mrs Jarrell Walker will be in the school library Families are asked to bring food for their group and two others Beans bread drinks paper ware provided
Gov. Dolph Briscoe submitted 14 emergency measures creating water districts and shaping their operations. The House advanced Bill 1380 to curb external influence on speaker elections in a contentious session.
A reminiscence piece recalls Home Town Talk built in San Diego for Col. Chas. A. Lindbergh with cat eyes for night flight and parachute flares lighting 10 square miles. It contrasts then and now with crime headlines, a 1920s Texas court ruling, a school shooting, a Cisco bank heist trial, star Nova Victoris note, and a reflection on the era’s harsh realities.
The Dale Sewing Club met in the home of Mrs. Norbert Ueckert Tuesday. Quilt blocks were pieced. Attending were Mesdames I. W. Rogers Carroll Stoecker Charlie Adams Reese Jones Verge Fisher Ernest Thormeyer Raymond Knight Herman Spill Clifford Lehman Clifton Davis Norbert Ueckert and Jack Whittenberg. The next meeting will be in the home of Mrs. Herman Spill Tuesday March 27.
General Humphrey of Coleman has been appointed director of the Head Start program at Central Texas Opportunities Inc. The program covers six counties Brown Coleman Concho Callahan McCulloch and Runnels. Humphrey served 34 years as a Coleman ISD principal.
A Winters area educator and coach, a graduate of Prairie View College, holds a BS in vocational education and a high school teaching certificate. The report notes his role in deal vocational agriculture.
A saying warns that chasing impossible goals wastes effort and resources. It emphasizes prudence in choosing worthwhile tasks and avoiding fruitless searches or schemes.
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