Stamford American (Stamford, Tex.), Vol. 48, No. 18, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 19, 1971 Page: 4 of 12

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Proposed Paint Creek water distribution system
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Mrs. Blanche Hhley
Mrs. Hugo Hateriu*
Mrs. Myrtle McReynolds
Kay Lynn Woods
Cecelia Garcia, Jayton
Sandra Studyvine
Hollis Lindsey
Louis Romas
Nellie Herrera, Abilene
Thelma Johnson
Bill Flowers, Old Glory
Stapp, Lueders
Martha Dobbins
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Jimmie T. Brinkley, et
to adopt a minor.
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Bobby Dodd, a graduate of
Abilene Christian College who
has been reaching at Edna
and- Victoria, has been hired
at Haskell.
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Parks and Wildlife Depart-
ment moved up game manage-
ment officer training schedule
four months (to August 29).
1968 Chevrolet Impala 4 Dr., Loaded,
Power, Air, automatic, V-8,' Many
ather accessories $1650.
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Stamford, Texas, Thursday, August 19, 1971
Mrs.
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Mrs.
Julian Lambert, Lueders
Mrs. Bernice Jeffers
Mrs. Ida Mae McCann
R. 0. Gibson
Mrs. Tom Elliott
Ira Greer
Mrs. Paul Bettis
Milton Shelton, Baird
Carl A. Schkade, Albany
Mrs. Celia Clark
Paul R. Bettis
White Shanafelt
Mrs. Cora Turner, Avoca
Mrs.' Rose Hughes
Mrs. Hazel Wadzeck
1966 Ford Galaxy 500 4 Dr.; Air, Pow-
er Brakes, V-8. Other accessories. A.
o’clock
Merkel will be here Oct. 22
and Rotan on Oct. 29.
The Bulldogs will go to Ham-
lin on Nov. 5 and will wind
up the regular season here
with Haskell on Nov. 12.
Coach Charley Smith’s
charges have been picked by
coaches of the area to take
the district title this year.
1966 Chevrolet Chevelle 4 Dr., 6, Stan
dard Trans., Good on gas $595.
marriage licenses
Charles Richard Bullock,
Dallas, and Lou Ann Hawkins,
Hamlin.
Thomas Patrick Murin and
Nellie Mae Daniel. Abilene.
Robert Daily Ponder and
Ivie Lynn Harper, Hamlin.
Jimmy Dale Gilbert. Stam-
ford. and Theresa Jean San-
doval. Borger.
Will Arthur Brown and Ar-
deha Brown. Abilene.
Seledonio Delgado and Mary
Mrs. Nancy Pieser, Haskell
Marvin E. Huffaker
Mrs. Annie Mae Williams,
Rule
Henry Clay, Aspermont
SURGICAL PATIENTS
Mrs. Emma Miles
Lavester Fagan, Anson
Mrs.
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Mrs.
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Mrs. Wilburn Sorrell
Harry Fletcher, Aspermont
Elbert L. Fielder
John McMillion, Haskell
Mrs. Harold Daniels
Mrs. Anita Munoz, Asper-
1968 Chevrolet Impala 4 Dr. Sport
Hardtop; factory air, PS., PB., V - 8,
Courtesy Lights, New WS Tires, Au-
tomatic, Low Mileage. Runs like new,
Test drive this fine car . $1650.
DO YOU WANT TO
SAVE MONEY?
Plumlee Tells
Club of Seminar
• Alan Plumlee, who attended
the Farm Bureau citizenship
seminar as one of the represen-
tatives from Jones County told
members of the Rotary Club
abrait his experiences.
The five day seminar, he
said, reminded youth of today
that they had their work cut
put for them in the future.
The Paint Creek Water
Steering Committee is can-
vassing the community for
anyone they may have over-
looked who desires treated
Stamford water It is proposed
to buy water from Stamford.
The engineering form oi
Yates and Decker of Abilene
has present! J the committee
with a t itative plan for the
pipeline, and the committee
now needs to concentrate their
efforts along these routes.
In erder to install the sys-
tem with no governmental as-
sistance 45 additional meters
are needed. Otherwise a grant
will be necessary which might
delay the system two or three
years, it has been reported.
Anyone desiring a meter who
has not signed a survey’sheet,
is asked to contact Waller
Overton. Ray Perry, R V.
Earles, Ira Coleman, Burl Med-
ford or Twain Mickler.
Plans now are to terminate
the survey on Sept 1 and sub-
gineers.

Paint Creek
Signing Up
Water Meters
Bulldogs to Play Hospital Notes
4 Home Games
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FRANKS
MEDICAL PATIENTS
Mrs, Roberta Lopez, Anson
This Season Mrs. Clifton Blackbum, As-
The Stamford Bulldogs will ‘perrnont^
plav their first game of the
1971 football season here the
night of Sept. 10 with the Sny-
der Tigers, a AAA* school
which has been on the local
schedule off and on for a num-
ber of years.
After the Snyder game, the
Bulldogs will hit the road, so
to speak, and will not be seen
on the local gridiron for five
weeks. They will be at Sweet-
watr Sept. 17, at Ballinger
on Sept. 24, at Jacksboro on
Oct. 2 and will go to Childress
on Saturday night, Oct. 9, to
play Dalhart, the team which
was placed on the schedule
when Iowa Park withdrew
when they had to revise their
schedule to meet district AAA
tarns.
The Bulldogs will open dis-
trict play Oct. 15 at Ansop.
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HeJen i?stnada/ stan’for? County Receives
,Frank R. Carmichael Jr., r
Abilene, and Tyra Joretta Car- ^CSS Money
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Jones County received $1871.-
60 less from the State of Texas
as its share of the lateral road
fund than they received in the
previous year. This, it was ex-
plained, was due to the drop
in population of the county.
This fund represents the
county’s share of the gasoline
lax with distribution based on
auto registrations and popula-
tion.
Money, divided equally
among the four commissioners
precincts, totaled $31 527.19
this year as compared to $33,-
298.79 last year.
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lie D. Lowom. son of Mr. and
Mrs. James D Lowom of
Route 3, Stamford, is serving
aboard the USS Vega which
recently visited Seattle, Wash.,
and participated in the 22nd
annual “Seafair” celebrations.
Eight other U. S Navy and
five Canadian navy vessels
were Seattle’s guests of honor
during the four-day festivities
which included parades, cos-
tume balls, water events and
mu,-ic festivals.
Lowom is a graduate of
Stamford High School and Tex-
- as Tech., Lubbock.
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