Yoakum Herald-Times (Yoakum, Tex.), Vol. 73, No. 72, Ed. 1 Tuesday, September 14, 1976 Page: 6 of 8
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CONVENIENT OFFICE HOURS: Open from 9 to 5, Monday through
Friday, and until 7 on Thursday. ( Watch for the opening of our
branch office at the corner of Avenue E and 8 th Street in Shiner.)
Workman Asks
$28,070 Total
For Disability
SPECIAL ACCOUNT SERVICES: Free Save-By-Mail - Social Security
Direct Deposit - Dividends Paid by Mail - Savings Loans.
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INDIVIDUAL RETIREMENT ACCOUNT (IRA): If you're not covered
by a pension plan, now you can set up your own, with a tax-
sheltered GCS&L Individual Retirement Account. For full details
and free booklet call (512) 672-3529.
CERTIFICATE ACCOUNTS: From 5.75% up to 7.75% (the maximum
rate allowed on Federally Insured Savings).
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on lawns. These include Benlate,
Terraclor, Fare, Acti- Dione, RZ.
and Deconil 2787.
Fall fertilization of lawns is
also recommended to enhance
the appearance and insure
weed-free winter lawns and good
recovery next spring. A balanced
fertilizer (one which contains
nitrogen, phosphorus, and
potassium in equal proportions
such as 12-12-12 or 8-8-8) may be
applied at the rate of one pound
of nitrogen per 1,000 square
feet. This means 8 pounds of a
12-12-12 fertilizer or 12 pounds
of an 8-8-8 fertilizer. Avoid
applying higher rates than this
since it would increase the
susceptibility of the grass to
brownpatch and other diseases.
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wettable powder or Sevinmol
which is a liquid. Both carry a
zero day grazing or harvest
restriction. Aerial applications of
parathion may also be used.
However, parathion has a 15 day
harvest or grazing restriction.
Apply insecticides while worms
are young and before heavy
damage results.
BEEVILLE BEEF
CATTLE SEMINAR
DeWitt County beef cattle
producers are invited to an area
Beef Cattle Seminar at the Bee
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DeWitt County Farm News
( ) Earnings to be added to account
( ) Earnings to be mailed by check
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FALL LAWN CARE
With the onset of fall, some
homeowners will once again be
plagued with brown patch
disease in St. Augustine lawns.
Some lawns in this area seem to
be affected every year, while in
others the disease appears only
occasionally.
Brown patch is a fungal
disease characterized by circular
patterns of dead or dying grass.
These circular patterns may
range from 1 to 50 feet in
diameter. Disease development
occurs most rapidly when
temperatures are between 75
and 85 degrees and where
moisture is present. This is one
reason why it is best to water
lawns in the morning rather than
late evening.
Brown patch can be controlled
effectively by use of several
fungicides available for use
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was observed as the first supporting this work,
anniversary with a very A Trust Fund namely "The St.
favorable report. This was Mary’s Catholic Cemeteries
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of many people, parishioners as established September 1,1975
well as people out of the parish, and since then all money
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WINDMILLS FOR THE FUTURE-They may trigger
memories of the pest, but windmills are being considered as
a source of power for the future, too. Agriculture
Commissioner John C. White points out that harnessing
wind power could supply the energy for such agricultural
needs as pumping irrigation water and heating and cooling.
Rice, rice, rice everywhere weights left over from the 1975 bringing from $6.78 to 57.25 per .
and no place for it to go. That crop,” notes Stelly. "Stocks in hundredweight the last week of V
about sizes up the current rice storage during the previous two August, and that situation will
market for U.S. producers with years totaled only 4 million probably continue in the coming
the first cutting of the 1976 crop hundredweights.” weeks. However, P.L. 480 type
almgst complete. Of the total rough rice on rice is showing strength, with
Both domestic use of rice as hand, long grain varieties make bids by exporters for medium
well as foreign shipments are up nearly 46 percent; medium grain milled rice at $10.25 per
down, and in the wake of a grain, 43 percent; and short hundredweight."
bumper crop this year, U.S. rice grain 11 percent. Comparing rice
stocks will hover around the 148 stocks on Aug. 1 to a year ago,
million hundredweight mark the situation looked like this:
during this current marketing long grain, 14 3 million
year," points Dr. Randall Stelly, hundredweights to 1.5 million;
economist for the Texas medium grain 13.6 million to 1.3
Agricultural Extension Service million; and short grain. 3.5
and the Texas Agricultural million to 1.3 million. m , c, .
Experiment Station. Stelly also points out that sompe ngati on.tsu!it filed
ment of rice abroad under the X” mimion hundred. lonwiliamson
P.L 480 program (Food for weights, up 80 percent from a maximum, 57 a wek rr th ,
Peace), a record carryover of year ago and 39 percent above weeks, a total of $28,070.
some 42 million hundredweights two years ago. This quantity is Defendant in the' suit is
by next Aug. 1 appears likely, the largest since 1959 when 6 Universal Underwriters
A big reason for this is the more million hundredweights of Insurance Co.
than 31 million hundred - milled rice were on hand. Williamson’s petition says
PARENTS AFFECT Where does all this leave rice he suffered a heart attack Oct.
TEENS DRINKING prices? 13, 1975, while employed at
An adolescent's drinking "There will likely be Lake Motors Inc. in Eagle
behavior depends not so much continued downward pressure Lake and is permanently
on his parents' -drinking on rice prices at all levels for the disabled. He says the attack
behavior or the family's remainder of the season,” was either caused or
attitude toward drinking as on contends Stelly. “Better quality agravated by his job of
the parents' attitude and long grain rice in Texas was mounting wheels.
behavior toward the child,
according to a recent survey.
Results of the survey
reported in a recent issue of
Modern Medicine indicated a
child's perception of parental
control, particularly by the
mother, "is a critical deter-
minant of the frequency of
drinking and drunkenness in
the child."
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' The St. Mary's Cemeteries The officers sincerely appreciate
Association has just completed a these kind remarks and hope
very successful year of its that many more people will
existence. September 1. 1976 become more interested in
such problems as the high
cost of installing equipment,
energy storage, and energy
conversion systems.
White notes that National
Weather Service data
indicates that many parts of
Texas have a high wind
energy potential.
In fact, one study will
determine the feasibility of
using wind power to pump
irrigation water on the High
Plains.
“Yet another relic of
Texas’ agricultural past has
been salvaged,” White
commented. “It looks like
windmills may make a
valuable contribution toward
solving a very real problem
of the future.”
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Almost two - thirds of the
world’s children live in rural
areas without access to health
services or safe, dean water for
drinking and bathing. The
physical and mental growth of
more than 100 million young
Asians. Africans and Latin
Americans under the age of five
is imperilled by malnutrition and
undernourishment. More than
ten million are so severely
malnourished that their lives are
at stake. Infant mortality in these
developing counties is ten times
as high as in industrialized
nations. In 1975, UNICEF spent
$43.7 million for health
assistance, with special empha-
sis on community - oriented
health care, including fresh
water supplies. Another $15
million was allocated for
attacking the causes of child
malnutrition.
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COASTALAGAIN Sevin, available “ an 80%
Coastal bermudagrass pro-
ducers need to watch for fall
armyworms. We’ve had several
coastal fields already heavily
making "Perpetual Care" St. Mary's Catholic Cemeteries damaged by these worms,
donations of one hundred dollars Association to the Trust Fund. Army worms can destroy coastal
per grave while others have paid The interest that the Trust Fund often before damage is noticed
the annual dues of five dollars earns is used by the Association by the producers. Grass which is
per survivor for particular to meet expenses. The money fertilized or which has young,
deceased members. By way of invested in the Trust Fund tender growth is often damaged
explanation: the annual five cannot ever be drawn out. Only first.
dollars dues are paid by each the interest can be drawn and Generally, the insecticide
child of deceased parents or two used Therefore, the more most producers are using in
children pay five dollars each or money the Association invests in--
ten dollars: ten children pay five the Trust Fund the more interest that keeping up of the graves of County Coliseum in Beeville
dollars each or fifty dollars. If will be earned and the more their relatives will not have to be September 16. A registration fee
one parent is deceased, then the money there will be spent on a burden on the budget. of $2.50 includes lunch. Two
surviving parent pays five improving and beautifying our Payments can be made either discussions will be presented
dollars. four St. Mary s Catholic to: Benedict A. Janak, Rt. 4, before lunch and two afterwards.
Many compliments from Cemeteries. Hallettsville; G. J. Klekar. Rt. 4 These will be small grain
people who have visited the The paying of 1976 - 77 dues is Hallettsville or to the pastor of varieties, beef cattle nutrition.
Cemeteries have been received now in order and many need to St. Mary's Rev. Henry Psencik avoiding losses of calves, and
upon the improvements made on renew, while others need to join Rt. 4, Hallettsville. cows at calving and how to assist
the four St . Mary's Cemeteries, the group and help financially so at calving, and marketing and
AUSTIN-Windmills, a
thing of the past, hold
promise for the future, said
Agriculture Commissioner
John C. White.
Windmills are still in use
today -- there are
approximately 175,000
scattered throughout the
U.S., with a good number of
them in Texas.
But increasingly, scientists
are looking to sophisticated
counterparts of windmills as
a source of alternative power
to take the place of fossil
fuels.
Many scientific agencies
are turning to wind power
research, with the federal
government funding nearly
50 such projects. Scientists
are now working to solve
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