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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1961
Page
6
Curtis Carpenter of the Game and Fish Department and a writer chase gar on Lake Austin. They describe crafting a rubber nylon clothesline lure, a five foot gar caught after a struggle, and advise careful handling to avoid injury and cutting lines.
Bank balance sheet details deposits and liabilities with figures for total deposits 1 205 818 14 and total liabilities 991 991 57. Capital accounts show 124 121 61 with pledged securities and repurchase agreements noted. Bank officer signatures and county affirmation conclude the statement.
About 50 boys ages 6 to 10 competed in Crockett Ford Sales sponsored Punt Pass and Kick contest in the football stadium. Top prizes included footballs, jackets, and uniforms, with Ben Shoemake and Richard Sharps among first place winners in the 10 and 9 year groups respectively. Other winners were Randy Holmes, Robert Colburn, Tommy Chapman, Jimmy White, Tommy Morrison, Dennis Wessels, Bodie Williams, Brad English, Wayne Swartz, and Denny Morrison.
Oil operators in Runnels County form the Runnels County Salt Water Pollution Abatement Advisory Committee to work with officials and agencies on pollution issues. C T Parker Jr, county agricultural agent, calls the move the greatest step yet, with a permanent chairman to be elected at 2 p.m. Oct 24 in the county courthouse. James K Anderson, Midland oil operator and temporary chairman, notes further work is needed and urges landowners and oil operators to cooperate as large sections of the county have been damaged by salt pollution.
Officials report damaged and unplugged underground wells near Elm and Rocky Creek threatening Pony Creek watershed with Mustang Creek pollution. A county program groups local wells and oil operators to unplug wells and study disposal measures while seeking cooperation to preserve remaining supplies.
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