Distribu tive Education Banquet Honors Student Leaders
The second annual DE-ICT banquet was held in the school cafeteria with about 65 attendees. Stephen Englert led as master of ceremonies while awards went to Billy Tischler, Larry Calcote, and Van Springer for outstanding DE student, ICT student, and VICA leader respectively.
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Stephen Englert
Robert Stathem
Billy Tischler
Larry Calcote
van Springer
Tischler
DECA
Bennett Tischler
Calcote
Roy Calcote
Springer
Leon Springer
Tischler and
Stathem
Hal Dry
Dry Manufacturing Division
Wallace-Murray Corporation
Bill Robinson
Heidenheimer’s
Harry G. Dietz
Western Texas College
Snyder
Jubilee Road
Winters High School
Jay Heflin
Scott
Runnels County Bonds See March Sales Reach $9109
County Bond Chairman E C Grindstaff announced March sales of United States Savings Bonds in Runnels County totaled $9109.00. First quarter 1972 sales were $36392.00, 12 percent of goal. Statewide March sales rose 6 percent to $18,288,542, with quarterly total $56,927,138, 28 percent of $202.3 million goal. National E and H Bond March sales reached $582 million, up 13.3 percent from 1971. Three month total was $1,640 million, 31 percent of the $5.3 billion national goal.
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Treasury
E. C. Grindstaff
United States Savings
Runnels
Wingate 4 H Horse Club Ends Trail Ride With Cookout
The Wingate 4 H Horse Club met Saturday for its second trail ride of the year at Ex otic Game Ranch near Lake Abilene. Members spotted various foreign and regional animals, then enjoyed a cookout. Participants included Melinda Hill twice listed, Tresa Dean, Carla Dean, Dianne Baize, Sharon Lynn, Phyllis O Dell, Jill Walker, Patti Walker, Shelia Gallaway, Don ald Baize, Steve Pritchard, Larry Walker, Bill Walker, and David Bachman, with several parents attending.
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Wingate 4-H Horse Club
Paige Baize
Lake Abilene
Melinda Hill
Tresa Dean
Carla Dean
Dianne Baize
Sharon Lynn
Phyllis O’dell
Jill Walker
Patti Walker
Shelia Gallaway
Donald
Classified Ads Offer To Buy Items In Enterprise Column
Readers are invited to place Wanted ads in the Enterprise Classified section. Names listed include Jerry King Lisa Jackson Leslie Bishop and Tresia Sharpes seeking to purchase various items.
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Enterprise
District Lions Convention in Brownwood May 5 6
District 2 Al Lions Clubs will hold its annual convention in Brownwood May 5 6 hosted by Brownwood Downtown Lions Brownwood Evening Lions Early Lions and Bangs Lions. Registration starts May 5 at Riverside Motel Hotel with Queen contest and keynote speeches by international leaders.
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Lions Clubs of
Brownwood
Homer Hodge
Winters
Brownwood Evening Lions
Early Lions
Bangs Lions
Riverside Motel
Hodge
George Beard
Ronda Hutton
Miss Winters
District 2
Wallace-Murray Reports Strong First Quarter Earnings
Wallace-Murray Corporation reported a 36 cent full diluted first quarter earnings per share, 56 percent ahead of 1971's 23 cents. On an outstanding basis, EPS was 44 cents versus 23. first quarter earnings reached 1,718,860 dollars, up 53 percent from 1,124,019. First quarter sales hit a record 61,263,756 dollars, up 17.4 percent from 52,198,422. The building products group, nearly 40 percent of volume, led the rise. cutting tool and power components also improved. The company expressed optimism for 1972 if the economy holds.
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Washington
D. C
Wisconsin
Vermont
Michigan
Tennessee
Iowa
Wallace - Murray Corporation
Fred R. Raach
Wallace-Murray Corporation
Building Products Group
Winters High seniors plan all day trip to Garner State Park
The 1972 graduating class of Winters High School will travel to Garner State Park for the annual senior outing on Friday. Sponsors joining the group include Mrs. Jake Joyce Mrs. Maurine Burroughs C A Milam Jim Jordan and Clifford Hill.
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Winters High School
Garner State Park
Jake Joyce
Maurine Burroughs
C. A. Milam
Jim Jordan
Clifford Hill
Wallace Sees A Stronger Year In Murray Than 1971
The report highlights a improved season for Wallace in Murray compared to 1971, noting better performance and outcomes. It emphasizes gains and momentum for the team and coach ahead of upcoming events.
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Wallace
Murray
Junior High Cheerleaders Named Tuesday
Winters Junior High School elected its 1972-73 cheerleaders Tuesday morning. Head cheerleader is Sherry Curbo an eighth grader. Other eighth graders include Lisa Bedford Susan Williams and Natalie Dunnam. Seventh grade selections include Leanne Robinson Millissa Briley and alternate Sharon Yates.
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Winters Junior High
Sherry Curbo
Fat Wood
Lisa Bedford
John Boyd Bedford
Susan Williams
Melvin Williams
Natalie Dunnam
Jay Dunnam
Leanne Robinson
Gayland Robinson
Millissa Briley
Bob Briley
Sharon Yates
Charles Yates
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Texas
Runnels County Savings Bonds
Wingate
al Lions
Lynn
Nabers
Brown, Callahan, Coleman, Comanche, McCulloch Runnels Counties
Lynn Nabers
HSR
Sharpstown Bank
House of Representatives
Pol
Wallace-Murray
Raach
Suzanne
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