The La Grange Journal (La Grange, Tex.), Vol. 91, No. 81, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 8, 1970 Page: 3 of 8
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4TH CIKCION
CISTERN, TEXAS
SUNDAY,
OCTOBER 11
SATURDAY,
OCTOBER 10
SATURDAY,
OCTOBER10
C of C Hall
^LUNGER
with acceptable eating quality
and must have the ability to
reach market weight with a
minimum amount of feed. It
BISHOP FOREST
HIGHSCHOOL
Forest Lights
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HI-NOTES
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LAMB OF
THE FUTURE
SHOW
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L Lambs will be fed as a
group in a commercial feed-
lot beginning May 1 1971, for
a period at up to 45 days and
pliques and her tub chapel
length ven was scattered with
beaded appliques. To carry
out the traditional something
old, something MW, some-
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“In this case, there was
extreme difficulty in locating
the source of poisoning, since
only a few bales of the hay'hot*
with arsenic were fed."
Dr. Reagor also warned ag-
ainst using barrels for food
troughs or storage that had
previously been used as con-
tainers tor arsenic base agri-
Hau.
a bride’s
1-641 Ford Tractor.
1-2 Row Ford Corn Harvester,
mounts on most 2 row tractors.
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Are you getting ready to
retire?
Ed M, Bowers, social se-
curity manager in Austin, has
pounds at the beginning of the
feeding period. Rate of gain
will be reported on each lamb.
2. A sire group will consist
at five lambs rather than three
as in the past. All of these
lambs must be out of the name
sire.
3. Lambs win be slaughte-
red on two dates in 1971, One
the barn, and whenever bales occur,” he said,
from the bottom row were us- -
ed, animals would die.
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request your presence honoring
their parents on their
40TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
on Sunday, October 18, 1970
from 2:30 until 6:00 P.M. at
ZAPP’S KITCHEN IN WARRENTON
some tips that may help save
you time and trouble when you
apply tor your social secur-
ity benefits.
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of the groom’s grandmother.
She carried a cascade bouquet
of pink sweetheart roses cen-
tered with a large whiteorcb-
id.
Miss Linda Lehrmann at
cakes withonel
ch on the top tier
State College to see the Greek
play, Antigone, written Soph-
leces,
S.C. MEETS
There was a Student Coun-
ts annual county-data opera-
tion. Gathering ottheinor-
mation to a joint effort of the
Texas Department at Agricul-
ten and the Stottotical Repor-
ting Service of the United Sta-
tes Department oAericuh
not a, and baby’s breath.
Flower girl was Miss Tra-
cey Gest of Houston, and ring
bearer was Alan Stetek ofGr-
anger.
Ronnie Hinze of Carmine
curved as best man, and the
groomsmen were Roy Rohde
and Stephen Gest of Houston,
Pat Steite of Brenham, Den-
nis Garland at Carmine, and
Mark Wittner of Industry. Per-
MUSIC BY
THE VELVETS
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The children of
MR. AND MRS. EDWIN KEILERS
COLUMBUS, TEXAS
POST TIME 2130 PAA.
Oct. 10-11
Oct. 17-
also est be capable of doing
aU these things economically
TEXAS COUNTY STATISTICS”
BOOKLET AVAILABLE
NEW HOURS — 8:30 A M. TO 9:00 P. M.
7 DATE A WEEK
DO YOU POP OFF YOUR LUKES’—Frequent loss
of lures when casting can be caused by two oversights.
ously roughened guide on your rod tip. Of course, if
you’re casting a heavy spoon with too light a line—
*** birth certificates and records N
TANGLED SPINNING UNE—When fishing and of their social security num- 1
your spinning line tangles while casting look for the bers. Benefits can also be paid 2
cause before trying to correct it Usually you’ll find to children disabled before age M
such trouble occurs because of an overfilled spool, or 18. E
retrieving with a slack line. It is a good idea to apply ad
------*** about 3 months before you re- 1
GOOD FOR TROLLING—Both casting and spin- tire. Don’t delay because you
ning rods are good for trolling. There is little difference do not have the required do- E
between the two. cuments or information. The •
*** people in the social security m
DON’T BE LURED—Many bait manufacturers try office will be glad to help you E
to attract fishermen to their wares by cheaply imitat- get the necessary information. m
ing the appearance and action of higher-priced lures. When you are ready to file m
Don’t be conned into buying cheap imitations. You’ll your claim you do not have E
likely find their action and durability far inferior to to come to the office. You can -m
the better lures. just call on the telephone. The ■
EFFECTIV E OCTOBER 1,1970
nLTOr GROCERY
. WAS PURCHASED BY
and spincast_______
braided Une for casting reels.
nUSRMONOEILAMENTT-xperts agree that
The afternoon sessdon con-
sisted of secondary princi-
pals, assistant principals, and
counselors meeting with Dr.
Gla seer.
Th* Senior Class
of 1970-71 will
sponsor a car
wash on October
10 from 8:00 a.m.
to 4:00 p.m. at
B.F.H. All persons
who wish to have
thir cars picked
up phone 743-
3957. $1.50 per
fishing line to superior for use on spi
st reels but some rate it second to
Chicken, Pork & Beef •
WITH SAUC AND BEANS
EVERY THURSDAY AT 5:30 P
Advance Orders Appreciated
To Eat Here Or To Go
ADM. $1.50
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7729 FOR
d ToPcAc FiSH
CalleD THE Si€EPER
1-2 Row I.H. 821 Cotton Stripper.
1-John Deere 85 Mower.
1-Ford One Row Corn F
1-Case 3 Disc Plow.
DANCE
CISTERN
RiC. HAU
FOOD AND DRINKS AVAILABLE AT T
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*** necessary forms can be com-
DON’T BREAK YOUR ROD TIP—Many sportsmen plated and.mailed to you for
break their rod tips when playing large fish by pointing your signature,
the tip away from the fish. Avoid this danger by being
careful to keep rod tip in correct position.
RELAX AND ENJOY A GAME OF DOMINOS
WITH TOUR FRIENDS
■■■■■■■■omwawooQooe
HORSE
RACING
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Lamb Committee of the Texas
Sheep and Goat Raisers Asso-
ciation, In a recent meeting,
adopted several changes for
the 1971 Show. They are as fol -
4 lows:
the beginning ot the feeding pe-
riod. The remainder of the
lambs will be slaughtered at
the end at 45 days.
4 The method of evalua-
ting and placing the lamb
carcasses will be changed
3 1/2 Mile* Southeast of
Highway 71
neeeeranet
must weigh 60-80
tors, Debbie Barnes, Kay Ho-
Debbie Gummelt, and
Mrs, Irvin Bruening at Hous-
ton. Handing out rice bags
were Misses Shannon Rohde
and Sallie Holloway.
The couple Mm wed-
ding trip-te Colorado, They
wi make their future home
in AnuHn,
The bride graduated from
Burton High School and Bel-
hire College of Beauty. The
groom to a graduate at Car-
mine High School andattended
Blinn College in Brenham, Be
to presently serving in the U. —
S. Air Force to Austin.
REHEARSAL SUPPER
Hugo Neldig boated the re-
hearsal supper held Friday
night, October 1, at the M.
John’s U.C. of C. educational
building.
THE LA ORANGE JOURNAL, THURS
Charlet Rohde, Dale
Wed In Double Ring
—
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"Lamb producers should
plan their breeding to coin-
cide with the above dates
and are encouraged to enter
lambs in the show," Dr. Orto
said. "R to only through a
thorough earcass evaluation
such as this that cm cm de-
termine what to being produ-
eed by a certain ram."
For further information
concerntng the "Lamb with a
Future Show," interested
breeders can contact the Tex-
as Sheep and Goet Ratoars
Assoclation, Box 14M, San
Angelo, Texas, or local county
Jagrleuturalaconts,
Armistice Futurity .—.$10,000.00*
Thanksgiving Futurity—$10,000.00*
Autumn Maturity.....$5,000.00*
Pin Oak Derby.....$4,000.00*
10 RACES SCHEDULED EACH DAY
Texas Agriculture Com-
Ton should have your so- missioner John C. White has
rial security card or a re- announced the publication at
cord of your social security "Texas County Statistics," a
number, proof of your age, booklet published for the se-
and your 1eWy—r*. cond time which includes a
at earnings w-2 trm. (r you comprehensive agricultural
are self-employed, you sb- survey of each of the Mate’s
orid have a copy of last year’s 254 counties.
income tax return and evi- It devotee a single page to
i gr oup will be those lambs rea-
dy for slaughter 30 days after
bride and groom. Jot
two top tiers was a
wading fast water? Who doesn’t? Do you slip and some-
times get dunked, yet hesitate to carry a wading staff 13,1971 .. ____
because of its weight? Then buy an inexpensive alumi- "Thie
num pole such as skiers use and your problem is solved, sically for lambproducersand Homesteader’s Casserole
Such a pole will float unobtrusively at your side and has as its purpose to assist । 9-02. pkg. frozen cut green i ib. pork sausage links,
always be ready for use when meeded shcepmenetoamroductna more»js&ssmss h ih.yosdtdpfmedumitaa
ket," Dr. F, A Orts, Exten- -* tableqpod chopped pimnoto a SronarscheemeSpresd,
sion meats specialist at Tex- 3 cups hot mashed potatoes
mheipupr Mw age « iu‘ "lrus mejstiT- tonio. 1M ....<£
rides and other agricultural to the metal of the barrels to
chemicals is resulting in the sufficient quantities to kill al-
death of many farm animals. most any animal,” hesaid.iam Glasser author of REA-
Dr. John C. Reagor, toil- "You are just asking for tr- LFTYTHERRpVana-Puta
colorist for the Texas Veter- ouble when using these bar- wuaE-n
So0Maar-nmxsln r.U" WITHOUT FAILURE. This
inary Medical Diagnostic La- rels. was held to the Theator For
boratory, reports that arsenic Dr. Reagor urged the po- Pertorming Art, A a
based chemicals have become licing of all areas in which slon an J* 81-
the laading cause of death to animals are housed or pa st u- loW8d P
cases he has investigated. red or where feed is stored.
“In one case, a can of ar- "AU agricultural chemi-
senic had fallen from a shelf cals, potentially dangerous to
onto the dirt floor of a hay all farm animals and small
barn,” Dr. Reagor said."Mo- children, should be gathered
isture had rusted a hole inthe up and buried to an area where
can and had spread the arse- leeching into farm and com-
nic over most of the floor of munity water sipplies will not
CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP
cui easses plus visual appral- 5. All lambe will be ellgi-
sal. ble for overall placing no
mattet it - « ii^’
p~ «, am ometaf ‘arcass
. —--------- di exMutive meeting Oct. 1 in
as AM . Univrsity, . said: Comhine green beans, onions and pimiento. In a 2-quart cas- the Student Council office. Fi-
“Tbe lamb is one which must serole, layer half the potatoes, sausege and cheese. Top with r ne nrle! meH»r. wire discue.
have an acceptable, dressed mhaininscootsrtogaccomtbinodbsetahlac.remaining and sed along with the convention
yield of salable retail meat----------;----m-imtes__________________ in Bay City. The date for
Care Advised In Handling
Chemical Containers "20"-
book The faculty went to a
car which inclvdes
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DisrRBED / external cleaning.
duTh pnoridoucodinersityposfieradustorperadab thetdaisin- CALENDER OF EVENTS
steader » Casserole, as one example. is a one-dish meal including October 9 — Orchard toot-
a succulent combination of cheese, meat and vegetables. You will ball game there
be surprised how delicious that breakfast sausage can be later UAKD“ ’ tere
in the day as a delightfully unexpected dinner treat Serve with SENIORS forming usher duties were
fresh, crisp carrot and celery sticks and your favorite rolls and The seniors were busy ta- Larry Wunderlich of Houston,
that quick but wholesome and unique summer dinner you have king versonalitv pictures on Do wahne nt Uniitl
The 1971 “Lamb With a Fu- been searching for is complete. King porsonaut Patures on Roger Wubbenhorst of Hous-
••• »»r’the da 5® s."1 “ Car-
fast WATER WADING POLE-Everhave trouble tonysartseinsagangsuze" Forest students For herdaughter's wedding,
—--- tein. calcium and vitamin A than an eight-ounce glass of whole 2thessenior ..andzunior
..m2 nw1 aoclcnan milk. The velvety texture and mild flavor of processed cheese English classes traveled to
This show Is designed ba- spread make Homesteader's Casserole an irresistable dish. Huntsville to Sam Houston
Miss Charlet Fay Rohde at
Houston became the bride at
Date Neidig at Austin to a
double ring ceremony perfor-
mad Saturday afternoon, Oc-
Commissioner White, totba tobersat fouro’clockinthe
------------ . - - - books’ foreword, expressed t-d0 R.0
•• deuce of payment of the self- each county, special thanks to the more than CoristinBurton.kevek0
employment tax.) In addition to lvestock re- 80,000 farmer and ranchers ald Haseley of Round oP of-
mn if vnam wifa oen annl ports (including beef, dairy. wh LahAA c.uus. AClaed-
ing for benefits, she will need hogs, sheep and lambs), te with the details that make Is TThe orides parents are
proof of her age and her so- compilations ns vegetables, •vzas County Statistics.’’ Mr.and Mral J.Rohde.01
rial security number if she has trults, pecans, small Erains The county agent in each onstPA an"Matag°otkua
CATFISHING WITH ARTIFICIALS—Sometimes OSne best evidence of your EleEnmd payment^ and soppmaantogddsatazcbeo 3?*^ the late hugo
catfish are caught on artificial bait. But the time and age is a birth or baptismal re- cash receipts received from unt’s statistics and copies ___
effort expended is not worth the possibility. Primarily cord made within 5 years of marketing during the last two may be obtained fom him. If Weddingamusic.wasproyk
catfish are natural bait eaters. Leave them for the cane your birth. However, if these years. other copies of a county’s sta- 2e0. D.Missbarara was.
pole fishermen who know their habits and habitats, are not available, other docu- The last session of the Tex- tistics are wanted, they may wmP: andaLermisn"or
sxomsrunzsuzaselzjboxes-mauzussmds avzma K m-s-ae :
made when changing lures. Cork is obtainable in most if you have children under ment of Agriculture to conduct _________ hard. Misses Carol larew of Nnee. ses
mW supply stores. Cut the cork to size and glue the 18-0r between 18 and 22 who ------------------------ wThehurchwasadecoratid . 4 . TT, "
cuttings carefully to the bottom and sides of the treys are unmarried and full-time - Celebrate With CLeese With Hpiralncandehhras.hol. ton,. Bonnie. Knittel,.Becy
with a water-resisting adhesive. students-you will need their _______—eleDrate W ith —heese dingpinkcandlesandtwolarge Foehner,and Waneck,
----- n w va arrangements at pink gladlo- all at Burton, and Kim Rohde,
\ Ak N lus and large pink mums con- junior bridesmaid, at Hous-
x S* v tered with small velvet bows. ton. Theyworecranberryveh-
R* -.k The church windows held pink gown. EAiniwi with »Mgh
hk 4 X candles and the pews were neckline trimmed with a light
Ma" . 4 marked with pink brocaded pink organza ruffle. The gown
EBh *ud , bows and flowers. featured full tiered light pink
EMhMu Given in marriage by her organza sleeves trimmed with
BE father, the bride was attired cranberry ribbon. Their Aoor
mmv in a noor length gown of white length veils were* of light pink
satin combined with silk or- hill., and they carried bou-
* ” quets at pink and cranberry
• — teachers
Misuse, mishandling and them, and everything else, but Convrenti
chapel length train, and her full necklin
long sleeves were of sOk or- sorles.
ganza. The bodice and sleeves age c
The groom’s table was co-
vered with a pink tarlap cloth
and centered with a square
cake topped with a bore at
plenty and cranberry grapes
Members of the houseparty
were Misses Wanda Eberhar-
dt, Ann Lehrmann, Joan Hod-
de, Jane Rohde, Charlotte Po-
555
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Zapalac, Lester H. The La Grange Journal (La Grange, Tex.), Vol. 91, No. 81, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 8, 1970, newspaper, October 8, 1970; La Grange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1600672/m1/3/: accessed July 12, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Fayette Public Library, Museum and Archives.