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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1969
Page
8
Film produced from a story and screenplay by Alistair MacLean shot in the snow covered Austrian Alps using Panavision and Metrocolor.
Elizabeth Taylor and husband Richard Burton join Clint Eastwood Mary Ure and a large MGM crew in Ebensee Austria to film Where Eagles Dare. A cable car mishap injured four and caused a spectacular crash while stars mingled with locals on vacation.
Historical note highlights an ostrich eye can weigh more than twice its brain size, reflecting fascination with avian anatomy and large eye adaptations.
Marla Naomi Weems and Clarence Jake Young wed at Southside Baptist Church in Winters. The ceremony at 7:30 p.m. featured organ music, a white gladiola altar arrangement, and a gown of organza and Chantilly lace. The couple, with family ties to Winters and San Angelo, plan to reside at 712 West Roberts.
Woodrow Hoffman of the Soil Conservation Service says parallel terraces in Runnels District will add about a million dollars to the economy by increasing cotton and maize yield after recent rains. Farmers built nearly 183 miles of terraces this year, enough to span Ballinger to Fort Worth if placed end to end, with parallel terraces needing fewer point rows and spreading water farther from the ridge.
Palo Duro State Park unveils a prairie dog town housing 16 animals captured from Mackenzie State Park in Lubbock. The 2500 square foot enclosure uses heavy chain link fencing with cedar posts and a buried section to keep burrowers inside. The pen sits beside the Sad Monkey Railroad within the rugged canyon park area.
Margarite McNally reports on the All-American Foods cook book series for 4-H members and Extension Service home economists. The program, backed by General Foods, promotes nutrition, preparation, buying, serving, and food science with adventure themed recipes and three linked books, scholarships, and a national congress trip for top teens.
Mr B W Helm, 91, ill in Simmons hospital Sweetwater. his daughters Mrs C W Robinson and Mrs Albert Weisel reside in Wingate. Community members visit the Voss home, Emma Doggett, Flossie Kirkland, and many others bring food and share updates on health and travel across nearby towns.
Regular meeting of the Women's Society of the United Methodist Church was held Tuesday morning in the church parlor. Mrs. John Schaffrina presided. program on The Profile of a Methodist Woman featured talks by Mrs. Dobbins and others. closing prayers led by Mrs. Nichols. Attendees included M. L. Dobbins, John Schaffrina, Roy Crawford, W. W. Parramore, Elmo Mayhew, Gattis Neely, Nan Wright, E. H. Baker, Thad Traylor, Lilly Marks, Sallie Gray, W. T. Stanley, August McWilliams, W. F. Lange, W. T. Nichols and Frances Stricklin.
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