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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1969
Page
4
Winters Public Schools will dismiss at 3 p.m. Wednesday November 26 for Thanksgiving. Classes resume at the regular time Monday December 1.
Southside Baptist YWAs met at the church to organize a Christmas mission box for Zapata. Linda Allen led the meeting. WMAs YWAs and RA s will sponsor the project. Donations of money clothing and toys invited. next meeting set for November 26 at 6 00 pm. Attendees included Mrs Roy Rice Linda Allen Shirley Allen and Janie Balkum.
Colonel Wilson E. Speir of the Texas Department of Public Safety reports inspections in Texas are about 30 percent below the pace of the prior year. He warns of long lines before the April 15 deadline and notes sticker changes with month tabs to indicate expiration.
The passage asserts that Americans are defined by a strong eagerness to learn across ages. It cautions that attempting to do everything leads to accomplishing nothing, emphasizing focused effort and practical ambition.
Winters Blizzards lose 14 13 to Coleman Bluecats in last 1969 district clash at Coleman. Ronnie Wilson connects to Bill Baldwin for a 5 yard TD. Sal Andrade scores for Coleman. Tommy White finds Bob Snodgrass for 65 yards. Boatright adds PATs. Seven seniors end Blizzards careers. team moves to District 8 AA next season.
The San Souci Club met at J. W. Bahlman’s home with co hosts Mr. and Mrs. George Poe. Bronze mums decorated the dining table as a Thanksgiving buffet dinner was served. Guests sat at foursome tables and played forty two after the meal.
Haskell Indians clinch District 7-AA after a 33-7 win over Pied Pipers in Hamlin, finishing the regular season undefeated. They prepare for a bi-district clash with Eastland at Breckenridge Friday night. Anson, Stamford, Ballinger, Coleman, and Winters also close 7-AA play while Winters eyes 8-AA next year.
In November 1968 Cleveland opened the first U S rapid transit line to connect Hopkins International Airport with downtown. The nickel stainless steel cars cut travel time for air travelers by about half compared with driving.
Texas A M University Extension economist John G Mc Haney notes Americans spend 16 5 percent of disposable income on food and enjoy top quality goods. Farm City Week November 21 27 stresses teamwork among producers processors distributors transporters storers suppliers and sellers in a thriving agri business interlock between farm and city people. Cooperation and mutual understanding help both groups and improving relations is a main goal of Farm City Week.
An economist stresses farm efficiency and the farm sector's vast impact on jobs and income, noting one farmer feeds and clothes many, lowering consumer costs. Farm City Week aims to bridge rural urban understanding and improve the image of both communities.
The International Nickel Company of Canada uses over 1300 miles of underground piping to service its Ontario and Manitoba mine operations.
A note inviting readers to place advertisements in the Enterprise Classified Wanted Column to sell or procure items. The message emphasizes using the paper's classifieds for buying requests.
Ted Moellering social security district manager says officers will prepare and present programs on any social security topic. Free literature and a color film may be available with no charge. Contact 3000 West Harris Ave San Angelo TX or call 949-4608 to arrange.
A short meditation on goodwill described as the strongest practical force shaping human affairs and progress. It emphasizes kindness, cooperative effort, and constructive action guiding civilizations.
The text argues that the space program accelerates electronics propulsion and medical tech benefiting all, not only space aims. It notes moon landing as one by product and predicts more innovations, praising American knowhow and the flag on the moon despite opposition to ending the program.
A concise reflection discusses how real problems can be conquered while imaginary fears remain unconquerable, urging practical action over fear and doubt. The note emphasizes mindset, resilience, and practical steps to confront challenges.
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