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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1975
Page
4
A column condemns widespread roadside dumping of trash in the county and city areas. It urges residents to use proper disposal sites, warns that trash can be traced to culprits, and notes a pile just beyond the city landfill. The piece defends photo use to shock readers into action.
Twenty-two Winters Blizzard Band members earned spots in the 102 member All-District Band after tryouts in Liano. Winters held the second most chairs with Brady taking the top count. Remaining named Winters members include Hambright Colburn Wright Mathis Bryan Hoppe Hoppe Bahlman Ortiz Bahlman Esquivel Drake Davis Clark. Additional Blizzard players in the tryouts were Sneed Fenwick McKnight Powers De La Cruz Davis Hord Boles.
Former Winters Bliss sard and Ballinger Bearcat players after combining teams will play a charity game at Blissard Field Saturday night with kickoff at 7 30 admission funds go to the Blissard Boosters and the Bearcat Rosters exes meet Friday at 10 am at the Blissard fieldhouse to finalize plans and assign uniforms
Winters High School Blizzard had two players honored on the 1975 District 6-AA teams. Jimmie Chapman earned All-District offensive running back status, while Jack Fairey made the All-District second team on offense and received defensive honorable mention as a linebacker. The team finished 2-7-1 but tied district champion Anson 14-14 in their finale, signaling growth with many underclassmen likely to return next season. Additional All-District selections included Rick Craig Hamlin, Jerry Vaughn, Matthew Torres, and Ken Ballinger for various senior roles.
Thirty eight Winters High School girls have entered the Sno Queen contest. Sponsors for each entry have been chosen. Winters will crown Miss Sno Queen of 1975 after the Christmas Parade on Saturday December 6.
Winters community schedules a three day Bicentennial rally ending July 4 1976 with a mass church service at the football stadium and a city park reconstruction including the Tinkle Park bandstand project. DWI offender classes proceed December 1 2 and December 8 9 at Winters City Hall funded in part by the Governor's Traffic Safety Office.
Paul A Bozeman district governor of District 2 A1 Lions International will visit the Winters Lions Club Tuesday December 2 for a ladies night dinner at Winters Community Center starting 7 p m There will be no noon meeting next Tuesday Betty Bozeman will accompany him and the Winters Women’s Catering Club will serve the banquet dinner.
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