The Boerne Star (Boerne, Tex.), Vol. 81, No. 18, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 25, 1985 Page: 18 of 32
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THE BOERNE STAR
THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1985
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BEXAR COUNTY
GUNSLINGERS
Friday through Saturday
Alamo Attractions
LAREDO — The Laredo Civic
Center will be the site of the 1985
Alamo
Attractions
FREE ATTACHMENT
WORTH $50.00
BULLET CONES
8 p.m. - 12 Midnight
Dow Daggett Trio
Open to the Public
7 p.m. - 10:30 p.m.
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Laredo Civic Center Site
Of International Ranchers Roundup
STREET EVENTS
FOOD BOOTHS
Corn-On-The-Cob
Open 6:00 p.m.
Downtown Helotes
ALL DAY - MERCHANT'S DAY
Fleetweld Cowboys
1:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Los Reyes Nortenos
5 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
CONTESTS:
Carnival
Rides & Games
Midway
Grafting Clinic
This Morning
A Pecan and Walnut Grafting
Clinic and Field Day has been
scheduled this morning, April 25, at
10:30 at the Flaggert-Burton Pecan
Orchard, south of Boerne, by the
Texas Agricultural Extension
Service, according to Bob Bailey,
County Extension Agent.
Dr. Loy Shreve, Area Horticul-
turist, will be on hand to present the
program which will demonstrate
how to graft, allowing observers to
do some grafting if they so desire,
and all tree and horticulture
problems will be discussed.
Bailey remarked that if interested
persons do not know how to get to
the orchard, they may meet him at
WHITE'S AUTO
346 S. Main
Boerne
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WELCOME DAY IN HELOTES - Shopping & Food & Touring
15 MILES NORTHWEST
OF SAN ANTONIO, TEX.
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Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Habenicht
returned home Wednesday from
their spring turkey hunt at Sonora.
They were lucky and both brought
home a nice gobbler. They also
killed three large rattlesnakes on
the ranch.
Olin Scheele from Los Angeles,
California spent several days with
his parents Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Scheele.
Mary Ann Fehleison went to
Lubbock on business this week and
also visited relatives there.
Mrs. Martha Eilert and Virginia
Kohls joined the Comfort Home-
making Club at Britsch Family
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Coronation Pageant
To Choose "Miss Helotes 1985" and her court
2 BEER GARDENS
And FREE DANCE
FLOORE COUNTRY STORE PATIO
8 p.m. to 12 Midnight
With Whiskey Dreamin'
OLDEST CORN FESTIVAL
IN AMERICA
DOWNTOWN HELOTES
All Day
BEER GARDENS
FREE STREET DANCE
R & R
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Helotes Festival Association, Inc.
P.O. Box 376
Helotes, Texas 78023
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"Truth is rarely pure and
never simple."
Oscar Wilde
Kendalia News
By Vera D’Spain
Sisterdale News
By Edwina Smith
featuring
RAY ADAMS OOMPA BAND
3-6 p.m.
And FREE DANCE
FLOORE COUNTRY STORE PATIO
Featuring TEXAS TRAIL DUSTERS
Cow Chip Toss — 2 p.m.
Corn Shucking — 3 p.m.
Beer Contest — KBUC — 4 p.m.
Jeans — 6. p.m.
FREE DANCE ON FLOORE PATIO
Billy Mata & South Texas Tradition
9 p.m. - 1 a.m.
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CONTESTS
Ice Cream Eating — 1:30 p.m.
Jalapeno Eating — 2:30 p.m.
Beer Drinking — 3:30 p.m.
Corn Eating — 4:30 p.m.
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the County Extension Office at 10 International Ranchers Roundup, to
a.m. and the group will leave out be held July 29-August 2, according
together. to Bob Bailey, Kendall County
Extension Agent.
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Steak House in Fredericksburg
Thursday and enjoyed lunch with
them. The food was delicious.
Weekend guests in the Otto
Kasten home were Carolyn and
Steve Leslie and Jamie, Chris Below
of Houston.
Mrs. Emilie Habenicht and Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin Fischer attended the
golden wedding celebration for Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Hennings at
Waring Hall Sunday afternoon.
The community extends their
heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved
family of Alvin Herbst who passed
away Friday morning.
Research and Extension Center in
Uvalde.
Anderson said, “We want to en-
courage you to become market-
watchers and know why your
markets are moving up or down.”
Producers should think in terms of
plotting their own prices, or, if they
own a computer, subscribing to a
service on which they can call up
prices any time of the day, the
economist said.
Markets for farmers or ranchers
can be either cash, forward contrac-
ting, hedging in the futures market,
or using the new commodity options,
Anderson explained. Producers of
cotton, wheat, corn, soybeans, live
cattle and live hogs can not trade
commodity options, he said.
An option is the contract that gives
the buyer the right, but not the
obligation, to buy or sell a commodi-
ty futures contract for a specified
price for a specified period of time.
“In other words, it is a type of ‘in-
surance’ against sudden price drops
that requires no margin deposits,
and allows buyers to participate in a
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“The Basics of Successful
Ranching” will be the theme of the
fifth annual IRR, Bailey said. This
year’s program will include keynote
luncheon speakers, and in-depth
sessions on cow/calf production,
stocker cattle operations, wildlife
management, range management,
the ranch family, ranch business
management, and water, a critical
ranch resource. Concurrent tours of
progressive ranches will be held in
Texas and Mexico on Friday,
August 2.
“This program has received
excellent input from ranchers,
county agricultural Extension
agents and others from the South
Texas area, in addition to the
comments from past participants,”
Bailey explained.
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Farmers and ranchers should price rise,” Anderson explained.
think in terms of marketing their The strong points of buying op-
products all year long, instead of tions, Anderson said, was this “price
just selling at harvest time, accor- insurance” which allows a producer
ding to Dr. Carl Anderson of College to establish his bottom price while at
Station. the same time take advantage of
Anderson, an Extension economist “up moves” in the market. Pro-
specializing in cotton marketing, ducers also do not have to put up the
told a group of about 40 agri- traditional margin money as is nor-
‘ producers recently that by mar- mally required when trading com-
keting their product year-round, modity futures contracts.
they could price their crop at least a “Producers also have a lot of flex-
year ahead of time. Anderson and ibility. The producer has a choice to
Jose G. Pena, Extension establish his base price,” he said,
economists, conducted a workshop Weak points of options are that they
on Developing Marketing and Pric- do have a cost. The higher price pro-
ing Strategies Using Commodity Op- tection comes at a higher premium
tions on April 11 at the Texas A&M Anderson said.
Morris and Alice Edmondson ner in Schertz and shopped at
visited Don and Carolyn Edmond- Garden Ridge Pottery. Those who
son at Leon Springs, Sunday and enjoyed the trip were Flo Mock, Vi
went sight seeing and out for Eckermann, Norma Krause,
supper Juanita Nix, Jessiann Ludolf, Lani
Morris and Sam Edmondson al- Ulibarri, Ellen Nichols, Gladys
tended the auction sale in Junction, Reeves andme(Vera. g
Mondav We went to thank Chief of Police
Recie Braun and a friend of San Walt Myers and wife M ary. City
Antonio visited Bernie and June Police James Roesler and Sheriff
Bissett, Sunday afternoon. Recie is Lee D Spain, all of Boerne, forcom-
June’s sister ing out Friday night. Chief Myers
Eddie and Norma Krause and put on a good program a nd.disp lay
cr-n,L4, d 1: n .on drugs. A good crowd attended,
granddaughter, Brandi Brussel, Everyne s;q i w, vprv in.
visited w A Doris and AarAn everyone Sald n was very in
VsEd " t Au.D -r and Aaron teresting. Sandwiches, dips, chips
Riiiv ir pa as, ues ay, and all kinds of desserts were served
n Billy Lux was seen shopping in before the meeting.
Boerne, Thursday. 1 5., ,
d ,m. . Bruce and Iva Lawhon and three
.Glenna. Bunn of Dallas spent a boys of Austin Sunday with
week with Tom and Lois Jordan at Grover and Josephine Lawhon, br-
Chester and Lillian Weber of Blan- inging barbecue and all the trimm-
co had supper with Emil and . g.. , A,.
Dorothy Kneupper, Thursday night. tSympathy i Yof
Margie Nichols of San Antonio Herbst of Boerne, whopassed away.
enAnt 2, 1011 j Services were held at the Luthern
spent the weekend with Betty and FL 1 . I ... . . . .
I. c,I u e h I1 Church in Boerne with interment in
anddaugnterdaendnnlyaredbetter cemetery on April 22,
trptxncorpushtnrmaweanbudnss c sympathy to the family of Charlie
P. ..101, M luu P 2 Cooley of Boerne formerly of Ken-
The Kendalia Neighbors Exten- qo who nasseq awav -senyiee
tour Homemakers Club enjoyed a were in Boerne with interment in the
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tonio; had lunch at The Country Cor-
Saturday, 11 a.m.
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On Hwy 16 at Leslie Road
One Mile North of Loop 1604
The Difference Between
Food Allergy and Tolerance
How many times have you heard Other foods associated with
people say they’re “allergic” to allergies include fish, shrimp, and to
chocolate, strawberries or Aunt a lesser degree, citrus fruit, melons,
Martha’s homemade pickles? bananas, tomatoes, corn, barley,
Chances are, they actually have a rice and celery.
food tolerance rather than a food Skin problems such as hives or
allergy. eczema and gastrointestinal
Researchers maintain that food problems like vomiting or abdom-
tolerance reactions far outnumber inal pain are among the most
true food allergy reactions, which common symptoms of food allergy,
are triggered by the body’s immune People with other symptoms are
system. True allergic reactions to more likely to be suffering from food
food are most common in infants, intolerance.
It’s estimated that about one The primary treatment for all
percent of infants consuming cow’s adverse reactions to food—whether
milk have an allergic reaction to it. a true food allergy or intolerance-
Genuine food allergy in adults is to avoid the food that causes the
are relative uncommon. problem.
About 90 percent of food allergic If you think you have a food
reactions are caused by relative few allergy, consult a physician for
foods, including milk, eggs, diagnosis and treatment, if neces-
legumes, tree nuts and wheat, sary.
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The Boerne Star (Boerne, Tex.), Vol. 81, No. 18, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 25, 1985, newspaper, April 25, 1985; Boerne, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1575047/m1/18/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Patrick Heath Public Library.