The Mineola Monitor (Mineola, Tex.), Vol. 95, No. 31, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 13, 1971 Page: 4 of 12
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For the game party which fol-
lowed the luncheon, Mrs. Helen
Wade was .high scorer in bridge,
with Mrs. Ray Watts second.
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Counties, Texas; $5 00 per year ‘
anywhere outside these counties.
ried over what seems to be
general confusion among 1
Adolphus Vandiver.
noiince that he and his employees will
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, harvest of detf, blind, and men-
tally retarded infants is. immun-
months of pregnancy run a risk "
of bearing retarded or handicap-
tendency of the birds to concen-1
trate heavily in certain "pock
ets" around the state, and you,
come out with a low overall dove
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108 1. Broad
Mineoa
The cost of fuel for heating and
cooling has increased continually
during the last 20 years... except
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scattered thiwear." he explain-, age paid at the Post Office at
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public about measles and Ger-fis less contagious and occurs
manmeasles. They are two dis- more freduentty among young
tinct diseases caused by “ t wo adults. Women stricken with ru-
min Beall and Bill Tipton were
i seasons — is the undeniable fact hostesses for the October Ladies
I that the nation's overall dove Day Association luncheon and
। population is contiPfeing its slow game party at the Mineola Coun-
hut "etearlu Haclina wmirh heoan try Club
'supreme, tossed salad, hot rolls,
oatmealsicecake, and coffee
of hunters. Add to this trend a or tea.
more sporting.
. The dove season ends Oct. 30 1
in the North Zone and winds up J
Nov. 23 i the' South Zone except •
that in counties having an open J
season for white-winged doves 4
the season for mourning doves .
ends Nov. 19. .
Biologists have vet to pih ;
down the reasons for the mourn.- l
ing dove's ,10-year decline, but J
the concensus guess is that it I
results from seyeral factors.
Loss of habitat- for--feeding and
nesting, diseases and parasites. •
pesticides and hunting m a y all
have a share in the bird’s sa-
tistical slide. - ,
Doves and hunters’ if statistics
are to be believed, are .both on.
the decline in Texas. _______-
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The borders of Texas shrink
every day — in time, that is.
When the Interstate Highway
system is completed in the mid
1970's, it will require almost a
day less time to cross the state
front Texarkana to El Paso or
from the Panhandle to theARio
Grande *Vaiiey.
And in summer, you'll leave
the heat and humidity outside
for even, comfortable cool
inside. Find out how practical a
rose garden climate is for your
home. Call SWEPCO En^epsion
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and cooling survey. There's no
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come back a week later they Wednesdays in July, at
; Mineola, Texas 75773 by Editors
Publishing Co. Second class post-
partner, would like to an-
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AUSTIN — Dove h u n t in g i assume that a single shot pro-
popularity appears to be dectin- ! tects children against all types
ing in Texas. of measles. This misconception
Wildlife specialist -for the Tex-1 leaves the children open to infec-
as Parks and Wiidife Depart tic n by one or the other of tPemr
ment say fewer hunters took to viruses , ,
the fields on the opening week- —.--- 0 —
ends of both the {Jorth and Smith \
Zones this month than they did
last year. .....—_________—--
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1 but "steady decfine Which began
1 years ago. h.g 2 - ' The luncheon, at 12:30 p.m. on .
The Texas dove situation this I Friday. Oct. 8. featured chicken
year appeared to be not so much ! '— ------ -i-
a scarcity of birds as a scarcity
bella during the first three
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"In a lot of cases," said one 42, and the Bingo prize went to
biologist, "people went out the
first dav to their favorite places—
and didn't see a bird. If they’
had moved a few mites one way Published each - Wednesday,
or the other, or if they h a d cept, -or the first and second
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SERVICE DRUG
HAS BEEN CERTIFIED AS A
SUPPLIER OF SERVICES
Under Part B of the Medicare Program
Under provisions oi the medicare Law, Service Drug has
available for rental to medicare patients the following
items as prescribed by your physicians:
Folding Commode Chairs Walkers
Wheel ( hairs . Cervical Collars
“And othe, ap aliances Federal Govt., under its Medicare
Program, will pay 80%°of such rental charges For ad-
ditions! Wm Call—-— -------.....
SERVICE DRUG
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unstoppable. Today, one
of „Thegstes vaccine : given
to children T2-months or older
offers almost 100 percent protec-
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the hundreds or you won see ason Street. Mineola, Texas 75773.
This flightly behavior o( t h e Subscription rates, $3.50 pelryear
mourning -dove is part of his
makeup, and this unpredictabil-
ity makes hunting him .all l he
। tart find, anywhere in child
health care these days.
THE MINEOLA MONITOR, Mineola, Texas Oct. 13, 1971
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The Hainesville United Meth:
odist Church will hold a revival
! this coming weekend, Oct. 15-17, ।
says the Rev. Robert B. Stew-
art, Jr., pastor of the church. ;
I The Rev. F Duncan Graham,
associate minister of the First
United Methodist Church, Beau-
mont, will be the evangelist.
I Services will be at 7 p.m. on.
| Frida and Saturday nights, and
at 5’ o’clock ’Sunday evening.— t
A cordial invitation is extended
to the public to attend any or all
' three of the services.
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। Measles, or rubeola is perhaps
the most underrated of all child
hood diseases. Measles can kill ped children.
lor, more often leave a lifelong Sometimes called German
legacy of brain damage or deaf- meastes (though it. has no tela-
ness. Since enephalitis occurs i tion. whatever to the other
in-a-smat-but significant mum-1 vanetyF.-’rubella is one of the
ber of measles cases, and per-1 mildest, infectious diseases of
manent disability occurs in a childhood. Many youngsters ac-
fair proportion of these, this ually 80 throuel rubella without
year's unsurge wH++sentene etknowing they have it. But when
several thousand children to i the virus is • transmitted to the
some sort of brain damage. Ru-pregnant mother the results can
beola most frequently strikeste-detastating. Following the
preschoolers. S, 1119 4 65 rubella enidemlic an es-
Until 1963 measles was virtu timated 20,000 were born
ally unszpppable. Today,’ one with severeu.birth J a
"4. u-rrinn eiven - -With-another -epidemie -predic-
dose of.fhsestes vaccine EiVer fCd for 1972 or 1973, the only
— likewise, a comparative—hand-
ful of hunters participated in the
two • weekend white - winged
dove hunt in the Lower Rio
Grande Valley — ‘an occasion' The monthly d!nneDan^_____
= which has drawrr hunter^ by'the wrt^m-id JH the
thousands in the pat, t( |€ountry Glub on Saturday night.
Officials say it's easiet to ex -Oct. 16, at 8 ootock..
plain the whitewing hunt failure. ’ .Host couples for the event are
as Hurricane Fern double cau. Mr- and Mrs. Troy Avery. Mr.
sed some hunt cancellatiohs ontand Mrs. Owen Lawrence.Soach
the second weekend after atand Mrs Ron,.,, and. Ar
rainy and muddy first weekend and Mrs. Bob Maysa of “uit
But the poor hunter turnout man. . _
statewide for mourning dove Deadline formembers to make
shooting may be more complica- Feservations, bycalling,
ted to analyze. The weather, | at 569-2400, is 6 p.m. Friday,
economics and thescarcity —
of birds in some areas before Luncheon, I arty
the season opened all may have
contributed. ~---------—
And looming over this dove
season — as in other recent
,ization of children between 12
d,n,f,;,,e Hp months'of age and puberty. The
I •I epidemic-is expected because'
E rubela outbreaks historically run
“ J-JttnfvjfQ " ' ' in cycles of seven to ten years.
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A- _ are available for both rubeola
4 n/i PBm*og 7 and fsbeHa. -Unforttmately most
---* mothers are unaware of this and
the German measles. or rubella,
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voit dor the past years of your patronage.
Call SWEPCO
Extension 500 for
. your free home •
survey for
Electric heat...
FIREPREVENTION was the theme for a Glenn (left) a nd-Wanda Westmorelang —
recently-completed unit of study for the both new to the local schools this fall--
two second grades at Mineola Elementary, — on the back end of the fire truck; look-
and the completion date was marked with ing on was Mineola Elementary-principal
a ride on the city's brand-new fire truck Danny Tinney, on the running board of
I with Fire Marshal Paul Mills as chauffeur. • the truck, as the students filled most of
Caught by the Monitor camera on Friday the seating spce,atop the vehicle.)
afternoon- Oct; 8, were teachers Imogene ’
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Peacock, Dan. The Mineola Monitor (Mineola, Tex.), Vol. 95, No. 31, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 13, 1971, newspaper, October 13, 1971; Mineola, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1547619/m1/4/: accessed July 12, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Mineola Memorial Library.