The Canton Herald (Canton, Tex.), Vol. 81, No. 35, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 27, 1964 Page: 3 of 8
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RICE CONSUMPTION UP IN
U. S. Domestic market for rice
has expanded as sales have not
only kept pace with population
growth in the last 5 years but
new markets have been gained,
reports the U.S. Department of
Agriculture Industry promotions
are given the credit for the in-
creased consumption.
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On Soil Bank
Land In County
The U. S. Department of Agri-
culture today advised Senator
Ralph Yarborough that 19 more
Texas counties are being offered
haying and grazing privileges on
soil bank and diverted crop lands
through October 31, 1964. The
prolonged drouth has destroyed
pastures in all the counties des-
TEXAS CALF CROP UP The
Texas calf crop is expected to to-
tal 4,638,000 head in 1964, an in-
crease of 3 percent over the 1963
crop reports the Texas Crop and
Livestock Reporting Service. This
will lie the highest crop of record
Nationally, the calf crop is exp
pected to be 2 percent above the
figure for 1963 or 42.633,000
head.
Liming can cause four changes
that favor plant growth, the
county agent said.
It raises the soil pH. This far
liming. Berry said. It indicates
Agent Urges
Soil Tests
Todd Berry, Van Zandt coun-
ty agent, is urging farmers to
take soil tests and apply lime
now if they plan to seed new
hay and pasture crops this fall.
For lime applications to be
most effective, it should be put
down at least two months before
planting time, he said. Early ap-
plication is especially important
it tells the amount to
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Forest And Grass
Fires Damage Soil
Forest and grass fires can dam-
age the soil severely, reports Van
andt county agent Todd W. Ber-
rly. This is one more reason why
fire prevention is important, par-
ticularly during the current dry
spell.
Heat build-up and exposure to
water and wind erosion damage
the soil, he said.
Foresters at Texas A&M Uni-
versity consider fire-caused soil
damage so important that they
believe fire prevention is an im-
portant step toward the Build
East Texas program objectives of
protecting and improving the
soil.
Following a few guidelines can
prevent firet-caused soil damage,
destruction of timber and grass,
and loss of lives and property.
Berry suggests these five pre-
ventive measures: Dispose of
trash at recognized dump areas
If it is necessary to burn it use
an enclosed container set on an
area cleaned to bare soil. Have
tools and extra help handy be-
fore the fire is set. Bum only
when wind is low. Stay with the
fire until it is completely out.
Picnickers and campers also
need to be careful with fires, Ber-
ry said. During the dry weather
they should build fires only in
fireplaces at campgrounds and
they should carry water to dowse
the fires.
by Hanya Holm.
The director is Lawrence Kasha,
who so ably directed last sum-
mer’s Dallas Musicals production
o "The Unsinkable Molly
n A „ , Brown," “The Music Man." and
Grazing Allowed Showboat•"
A full company of some 67 per-
sons, including an orchestra, com-
prise the touring ‘'Camelot,”
which will present 14 perform-
ances in Dallas, nightly Monday
through Saturday and with mati-
This museal hit by Alan Jay
Lerner and Frederick Loewe
______creators of "My Fair Lady,"
A soil test gives two guides to "Brigadoon," and the movie
Gigi," is based on T. H. White’s
best selling novel of 1958. "The
Once Future King.” It played for
two years on Broadway, winning
four Tony awards, one for Rich-
ard Burton’s performance as King
Arthur, one for its musical direc-
tor, and one each for scenery
and) costumes. A national • com-
, pany has been touring since Octo-
bacterial activity and increas- ber, 1963, and productions have
been mounted in London and in
Australia.
Jeannie Carson, who charmed
Dallas audiences as Maria in the
National company’s production of
"The Sound of Music” in 1963,
will be Camelot's” lovely Queen
Guenevere. Her King Arthur will
be Biff McGuire, and the well-
known actor, Melville Cooper, is
the fumbling dragon-hunter, King
Pellinore. Igors Gavon plays the
role that made Robert Goulet fa-
famous, that of handsome young
Lancelot. Brendan Burke is the
evil Mordred; Gwyllum Evans
Plays the magician, Merlyn, who
grows younger the longer he
lives; and George Hearn portrays
Sir Dinadan.
It is a source of calcium and
magnesium if domolite is used.
Calcium improves the physical
structure of day soils. This
makes them easier to cultivate
and favors plant root develop-
ment.
Liming soils showing extreme
acidity reduced the toxic effects
of soluble aluminum.
If you plan to fertilize at levels
suggested by the Build East Tex-
as guidelines, Berry said, adequate
lime is even more important be-
cause high amounts of some fer-
tilizers contribute to acidity by
leaving an acid residue in the
soil. High yields of well fertilized
crops also tend to remove more
bases.
Soil sample boxes, history
Giant Size
THRILL 69c
Vacuum
Fresh:
Thursday, Aug. 27, 1964 THE CANTON HERALD—3
ignated.
Counties named are Arm-
strong, Callahan, Carson, Castro.
Cass, Cherokee, Hollingsworth,
Harrison, Johnson, Kaufman,
King, Limestone, McCullough, Mi-
lam, Navarro, Shackleford, T m
Green, Swisher and Van Zandt.
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“Camelot” Coming
To Music Hall
"Camelot,” coming to the
State Fair Music Hall., Dallas,
Aug. 17 through 30. as the sixth
and final Dallas Summer Musi-
cal of the year, is "glowing with
melody, glittering with wit and
fabulously beautiful—the most
lavish musical ever produced any-
where.”
Large Bar
LAVA 21c
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DOWNY 83c
Giant Size
DASH 81c
Giant Size Ivory
SNOW 81c
FRANKS 3 lbs. $1.00
Large Size
DREFT 39c
News Of Men, And
Women in Service
USS Midway — Edward D.
Dearing, fireman apprentice,
USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
E. Dearing of Route 2, Canton,
participated in an operation call-
ed "Exercise Bird Dog” off the
coast of California while aboard
the attack aircraft carrier USS
Midway.
The operation, held July 10-17
under simulated battle condi-
tions, is designed to test the Pa-
cific Fleet’s combat readiness in
strike, anti-aircraft and anti-
submarine missions.
. Both "friendly” forces and
opposing” forces will have car-
rier striking forces as well as
support forces.
Operations of this type are
conducted periodically to im-
crease the combat readiness of
Pacific Fiet units.
***
Memphis, Tenn. — William L
Childs, aviation anti-submarine
warfare technician airman, USN,
son of Mr, and Mrs. Leroy V
Childs of Route 1, Canton, nt
cently graduated from Aviation
Anti-Submarine Warfare School
at the Naval Air Technical Train-
ing Center, Memphis, Tenn
He studied airborne anti-sub-
marine equipment including buoy
detection devices, operational
tactics, principles of frequency
modulation and transmitter and
receiver trouble shoting.
He has also completed the
Aviation Familiarization School
and the Aviation Electronics
Fundamentals School, both at
Memphis.
★ * *
Camp Pendleton, Calif. -Ma-
nne Pvt. First Class Jerry P
Fowler, son of O. G. Fowler of
Route 1, Fruitvale, participated in
July 13-18 "Operation Crowbar”
- a two phase amphibious and
helicopter assault exercise
while serving with E Company.
Second Ratallion. Fifth Marine
Regiment, First Marine Division
Camp Pendleton, Calif.
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The Canton Herald (Canton, Tex.), Vol. 81, No. 35, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 27, 1964, newspaper, August 27, 1964; Canton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1516802/m1/3/?q=%221964~%22: accessed August 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Van Zandt County Library.