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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1969
Page
3
A Washington letter argues the Vietnam Moratorium protests threaten national unity and aid communist aims. It labels demonstrators a vocal minority seeking a dishonorable peace and urges support for a firm, just U S stance amid a difficult Southeast Asia war.
Lone Star Gas warns that forged checks bearing a local Lone Star Gas Co signature are being cashed in several Texas cities. The forger used local bank drafts and a P L Giles payee name with Carl Cooffer as signer. Merchants should verify authenticity by matching MIC A style characters and signature with the bank.
City of Winters Texas will accept sealed bids for one rebuilt diesel powered street sweeper with dual side brooms 200 gallon water tank poly broom and other highway features. Bids due 5 p m November 3 1969 at City Hall opened 7 30 p m same day. City reserved right to reject any or all bids.
Palomar Pictures International presents Ring of Bright Water at the State Theatre Friday through Sunday with Travers and McKenna reuniting for the sixth time. The duo, who teamed on Born Free, aim to show life and trust between humans and animals, drawing on their Africa filming experiences. Travers wrote the screenplay and plans to document his work on Mitbil the otter. Palomar Pictures International is a subsidiary of American Broadcasting Companies.
Bill Trav ers and Virginia McKenna, famed for Born Free, reunite to adapt Gavin Maxwell novel Ring of Bright Water. Filmed in color in Scotland’s Western Highlands, the story follows a lad his lass and an otter in this screen adaptation.
The Winters Enterprise urges readers to place a simple classified ad to move unwanted items quickly. Advertisers are promised visibility and quick responses, making it easy to clear out clutter.
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