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Winters Enterprise

Location

Winters, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1970

Page

4

Spurs and Spike Bucks Debate on Texas Deer Management

Texas wildlife officials argue that removing spike bucks strengthens the herd and boosts trophy prospects. Biologists note spikes weigh less and compete with older bucks, while nutrition and inheritance influence antler development. Managers say current harvest is below 25 percent in many areas, suggesting broader hunting could improve overall herd condition.

Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission Pierce Assell Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Uzzell

Iowa Park wedding unites Gayla Beall and Viggo Ulrich

Miss Gayla Jo Beall and Viggo Magnus Ulrich wed in Iowa Park at the Church of Christ with friends and family in attendance. The ceremony featured Belinda Britton and Werner Ulrich in music, a rich gown with lace and seed pearls, and a reception in the church fellowship hall. The couple plans to reside in Oklahoma City after a lake Texoma honeymoon trip.

Gayla Jo Beall Viggo Magnus Ulrich Iowa Park John Craven Austin Zelma Dunn Lubbock Cindy Ulrich David Brown Copperas Cove Linda Beall Margaret Marie Ulrich Regina Saskatchewan Lance Keltner Art Adams Werner Ulrich Dallas Bill Ulrich John L. Maples Jr Dale Beall Weldon Beall David Woody Terry Brown Fellowship Hall First Baptist Church Wilson Brown Lamar Adams Ralph Beall Doward Awalt Robert Keltner Bill Cathey Winters High School Howard Payne College Brownwood McMurray College Abilene Midwestern University Wichita Falls Coins Laundry Western Christian College Weyburn Canada Columbia Christian College Portland Ore Oklahoma Christian College Oklahoma City

Pumphrey Returns From Three Week Trip Across Historic Sites

Jimmy Pumphrey came home after three weeks visiting his brother and sister in law Bill and Mrs Pumphrey in Philadelphia. He toured historic sites in Philadelphia Atlantic City Longwood Gardens the Pennsylvania Dutch country and Washington DC. He is the son of Doyle and Mrs Pumphrey of Winters.

Jimmy Pumphrey Bill Pumphrey Philadelphia Atlantic City Longwood Gardens Pennsylvania Washington, D.C Doyle Pumphrey Winters

Dale Sewing Club Plans Fall Meeting at Lehman Home

The Dale Sewing Club will hold its first fall meeting Tuesday September 8 in the home of Mr and Mrs Clifford Lehman.

Dale Sewing Club Clifford Lehman

Governor urges careful driving for Labor Day weekend

Texas Governor Preston Smith calls for safe driving during Labor Day weekend. He praises enforcement and public effort, urges motorists to Drive Friendly with the tag We’ll see you Tuesday. Colonel Speir to command maximum DPS patrols from Friday 6 p.m. to Monday midnight to deter unsafe drivers.

Preston Smith Texas Speir Department of Public Safety DPS

Social Security Records Reach 183 Million Workers

Social Security Administration holds 183 million individual worker records. Talbot notes over 80 million postings last quarter and urges individuals to verify records every two to three years. Check via local office or postcard form at 3090 West Harris Avenue San Angelo Texas.

J. M. Talbot Social Security Talbot Social Security Administration West Harris Avenue P. O San Angelo Texas

Oldest Stained Glass Prophets Window Shown in Augsburg

Researchers note the oldest stained glass in the world depicts the Prophets and is housed in Augsburg Cathedral Bavaria Germany. The discovery highlights medieval artistry and religious iconography preserved in the church.

Augsburg Bavaria Germany

Paleolithic Drawings Suggest Early Bows and Arrows

Archaeological depictions show arch ers with bows and arrows, indicating projectile weapon use dates back at least 20 000 years.

Major Terhune Receives High Rating at Castle AFB

Major Gerald K. Terhune navigator of the 924th Air Refueling Squadron at Griffiss AFB New York earned a highly qualified rating from Castle AFB California flight examiner after in flight navigation air refueling and crew coordination training. He just returned from a 15 month Southeast Asia tour as a C 130 navigator with about 108 combat missions and 350 combat hours toward 4700 total Air Force flying hours.

Gerald K. Terhune Castle Afb Calif Terhune Ann Presley Jake Presley Route 2 Winters Chris California Griffiss Air Force Base New York 41St Southeast Asia

Laughing sickness Kuru fatal to Fore tribe of New Guinea

The article notes that kuru, also called laughing sickness, affects only the Fore people of New Guinea and is 100 percent fatal.

New Guinea

Ambrosia: Greek Origin of Immortality and Divine Food

The term ambrosia comes from Greek and means immortality. It refers to the mythical food of Greek and Roman gods granting immortality and divine status.

Field Day At Knox City Slated September 30th

The Soil Conservation Service announces a field day at the Knox City Plant Materials Center on September 30 from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Guided tours cover the 60 acre site on FM 1292 with lunch available from Knox City FFA Chapter. The event serves Texas and Oklahoma, showcasing promising seed and rootstock for soil and water conservation and featuring 675 strains of grasses for field trials and potential release by conservation districts.

Knox City Soil Conservation Service Plant Materials Center Soil Conservation Service Clyde W. Graham FM 1292 Graham FFA Texas Oklahoma Knox Soil and Water Conservation District SCS el Reno King Ranch

Farm to Market Road Work Approved in Runnels County

The Texas Highway Commission approved 121,200 for farm to market road improvement in Runnels County for 1971. District Engineer J A Snell said 57.3 miles of asphalt seal coat work are authorized under the annual program. Work will be supervised by R N Jennings and is part of the 1971 State Highway Safety and Betterment and Farm to Market Road Improvement Program.

Texas Highway Commission Runnels County J. A. Snell San Angelo R. N. Jennings The Highway Commission

Rodeo Activities Recalled From 1847 Santa Fe Event

A historical note recalls rodeo activities in Santa Fe New Mexico in 1847. The brief mentions early frontier sports and local event details from that era.

Santa Fe New Mexico

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