The Edna Herald (Edna, Tex.), Vol. 58, No. 51, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 23, 1964 Page: 12 of 12
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I HI I DNA (TEXAS) HERALD
f MURSDAY, JULY 2.1, 19G4
Social Security Column
City
Judg<
tmtmued tr
Delay in filmy a disability fore benefit- can ■
claim under the social security back benefits can
program can cause loss of bene only 12 month- So
fit payments, M. li. Owen, social month- people. will
\Lui~LjJZ~.fa,, ansi*-*. .....SHoi-
ill the eily improvement uwy
’ Ins firm is making here,
laid. Rut jje indualisi work was pi o-
i’*ed ij't gressmg nil schedule, and a I !
* ■ soil tests had been made As Lii*
. Run pieyarci -rccuuutuaufaUuui
eh veil.Uh ptK'WK,
after
ilhrttw . l^weii sum - 1 11UTI ("I'TTITl'n i-TI C H tl".ITrf" CVfT
For more information about same is sent to the state agency
the social security disabiity pro- concerned, sueti as the Health
i mitmut'd froni page I
are made ai such ineeWirgs and
any other meeting-• that might
Is- specialty called I ■ i*'(Vtn
missmners Court
All mailers pa*xP<l on and de
enlist at ' ComttiisMonci • Court
-arc. £v,iig.»lks;-'Lu.-U
said today.
Many people with serious ill
nesses or injuries fail to inquire (gram. Owen suggested that pen j>parYment or the l ire in' u,
about disability benefits because; pie get in touch with their social anve Board All the work is
they rely on inhumation from security office and ask lor Ram being done on a tune table in
friends and neighbors which phlet 29. The Victoria Social order to < umplete mil present
may be incorrect of out of date Security Office is located at 31:: ti)e <>ntirv Andrew- Roekwoud
or think their condition isn't ser-! South Main Street in the Fed- and Newnam report to the
HHFA Administration .by a sper
cified date.
Deford then suggested'.that the
council write the HHFA lor a
three-weeks extension of time
for the final report, staling this
would be a safety measure since
it appeared clearing all phase
reports, through the state agen
Livestock producers in North Lies would take longer than had
unis enough or will improve, oral Building
These people risk possible loss
of their social security benefits -----------«• -
Owen suggested that p e o pic _ _ . _ f
who have impairments that kee| Mexico Ranchers
them from working should check » • , • c
with their social security office Aiding ScreWWOrm
within four months from the p _ IT C
date they had to .stop working rrogram in k.j. j.
This will help speed up any
Agriculture Is
Still a Giant
Texas Industry
Drompter M&ment ^5? arr»S'pleaMd'with beet? expected. The council ap
prompter payment of tin i t. t th reduction in -crevvworrn in proved a motion to reqesl the
check. He stressed that under;; , tuu■■ Ul; ,u ;,m,, M
cumstnnces should , di<s ^stations, because of the screw- time extension.
,. , 1 ' , , . worm eradication preram thev Ihe council received another
months wm-n mmnri,,,! -rw.-. are making personal contribu - request trom a new business m
months befene inquiring. lueii. m ^eeD the project going gamzation, asking u the city
is a six month waiting period be-. A local cattleman's- associcT-" crew and equipment could bi
tion in Nuevo Laredo in the used on certain, ground work at
Mexican State of Tamaulipgs is the business site the mayor
contributing $60 a month and the was instructed to notify the
state association of Nuevo Leon business that city policy states
is collecting $10 from each of the city crew and equipment is
its members to help f i n a n e e not to. tie used for such work
ground -survey, and inspection for a profit-making organiza -
activities'*and control of screw tion or firm,
worm infestations. The aldermen next heard a
Sterile screwworm flies a re delegation of adult leaders in the
being . released in an area o f Ldna youth baseball programs,
Northern Mexico encompassing including David Seligman for
nearly 250,000 square miles to for the Little League and Mrs
prevent a buildup of fertile flies J- N Whitley for Ihe Girls Soft
, that could mici .ile mlo the me.i.- ball. League. cod ;i!*«* I’.rwin
Although the number of peo- of the F. S. where the insect Pavlik, president of the City:
■
• - d« i’;.: many of t.hose has reduced screwworm pro- Seligman, acting as spoke* -
leaving the country are not blems for Mexican ranchers-as man. told the council the youth
leaving the agricultural Indus-jwell. Mexico-employed livestock baseball program here has
try, says John G McIIaney, Ex- inspectors cooperate with U S.- grown until some ,350 boys and
tension economist, Texas A&M 'inspectors in conducting cduca-.’.girls arid many adult' leaders j
University. tional and survey work in this now use the several bail din
Today nearly 40 percent of all buffer zone. monds in Pioneer Park He add
Texans derive their income Maintenance of the live - fly ed that the big and successful'
w l«?I!y or si l ft .in farinin.’ bar: oi , uivn tin' • i >' <i>: i- • ■ ■■< . im-io.
and ranching or connected busi- tries is credited with keeping ed mostly by private donations. !
nesses, reports the economist. ;the incidence 61 screwworm in- plus help from sponsors of the
‘ bc-r ’-a- :i a. v ; ■■ , - i
duetion needs of farmers a n d at an all-time low for the sea anizations
process and distribute agriru: ,SOn. He continued that the growth
tural products. Less than, 90 screwworm cases of the programs, and the crowds.
Many agricultural processes have been reported in Texas had resulted in a -■ nous pro
once handled on the farm an- during the first six months of blein. the need for a more ade
now performed by tin tiusi jy»;4. jn ||„. pc ioi ; ,..- i qu :• sewer -torn, ami to- ..ml
nesses and much labor once year, 1*464 infestations were dg his. delegation .were then ;•>
needed on the farm ts used by "tectcd, while 17.693 were record- ask the City fdr help with t.h»-
county clerk and br-comi
a part of the permanent records
of the county Each person has
the right l.ij law to read these
minutes in the county clerk s
office in your cuurfhousc in Ed
na. Texas; These minutes wiU
tell you how your pn cinct com
niis-mners and your county'
Judge vote on matters of deei •
sion, and what official action:-,
if any, have been taken.
in case any of you see t h e
courthouse light burning Flo at
night, it is the new janitor serv
ice. I have had sevei at ques -
tains asked about the new serv
ice Sortie people hail approeach
ed the commissioners a b o ti t
this new service Thinking it
would be a fine thing, others be
lieviftg otherwise Much discus
sion was had by the Commis-
sioners Court on Monday. July
13, 1964, as to this new contract
janitor service and finally th e
t mnmisNioncrs Court author!?
<1,1 till' Mi'll..... - ini I on
the same
Ihe count} will U pay i ng
about *036.00 'a.nionth lor this
service Tliis doe* not inclUite
the <Aitside grounds nor docs it
provide tor having a "man avail
able during the day turn My
—iu *»h«o.
eWo liLiiOwhic
bly we ought to hire our local
men or man rather than letting
this < iimcrn taki cal - * »f t li «
Tilling' and bring. 1 ls< ja n i t o I
servii e did promise that they
would try to use local personnel
If you haw any views on this
matter, let your < ommissionci s
and County judge know your
feelings: We never know how
the majority of the people fed
if we do not hear from you
trom time to time
llate to hear that Drs Rader
Sawyers am! Scheske have with
drawn I mm the aitive mett'cal
staff of Mauritz Memorial
Hospital. They have been a
great asset to the active .stall
and have helped the county a
great deal in' this field, a wi I!
as taking general call
Well, that concludes this
week Will try to give some new
facts, views and opinion- in tin
next issue
Edna KCs Plan
Barbecue Sale;
Scout Project
Victor Tlucek was appointed
general program chairman a t
the Edna Knights of Columbus
meeting Wednesday July 15. and
plans were made tor several im
portant projects.
The K of Umembers will have
a barbecue chicken sale on burr
day, July 26 in conjunction witln
the ground breaking ceremonies
scheduled that date for the new;
St Agnes church. Proceeds will'
go to the Boy Stouts for their
hut. The barbecue will be ready
R< Si if utter the '! in Mass ■ \
It was also planned to have aj
general blood donors day tor
one Sunday in the near future,
for all members ot St Agnes
Parish. All members will bo typ
ed and a record will be kept tot
the benefit of St. Agnes parish
orici ■ I
The K ot i members also w ilt f
tear down the parish garage and
rebuild it on the k( pi otiei'ty .'or
the benefit of the Roy Ncmil - to
use as a smut hut The K<'
ground* have been cleared r<
centjy and are being used a s
recreation giounil.s Jor the
the L'
New light amplifier*
lie. m powerful enmi '
i/I -•« el in It path
KM<I l>i.' (aei-he—W-
I used for arnyuw in rh
war
“M e
Schomburg Leader
Of Legion Post
346 of Ganado
GANADO — Kwald S c h o m
burg is the new post commander
of the Hillyard Post No .3-to .
American Legion, of Ganadu
Other officers named at t h c
recent meeting are Raymond
Kuretscb. first vice conirnaodef,
Herman A Moore, second vice
commander. Hay Boehm, ad
justant; Mike Gregurek. Sgt-al-
arms; W W. Brai'des. service
officer. (Tifford llultqinst. his
tonan. Al Stamik, child wel
A joint • installation ccremon)
NEW!
REMODELING
FINANCE PLAN
UP TO
93.0t» la wndaflaa
UP TO
7 ftn la i»pay
Now you iu bam that roam
addition—aow kltobon—famllf
room oMfor im4w «ur now oxtiM
llbornl rinnnoo pin*. Como la or
call for oonpMo Mala.
Edna Lumber Co.
Phono OL7-5211
out
r' PU
er in
K'hin
them,'McIIaney point
example, farmers tod
chase most of -their po
form of gasoline and
instead of raising an
feeding them.
Workers that supply
duetion needs perform
for the farmer and ar-
dependent on him for their li
ing. About 96 percent of the a
ricultural production in Tex;
must pass through the busine
firms of the state before real
ervicc
rtialh
ed in 1962 New Mexico
ported two cases in 1964
Money Handling
Training Needed
By Youngsters
STATION—
ers don't kr
economist.
Agriculti
;>ecomin£
are
inter
this
tlic BI
McHcney. Some
interdependence tlVl> 01
? and ranching t,,l: ‘ 0
spent
dependent
reasons f<
are that far
require a !«
mem. more
living expenses ind crop pre
tion today, an<l farmer - t
more dependent on tht mi
Increased efficiency in farm
and ranch jiroduction has rclea
Texas
to use money wisely,
parents fail to provide at
tumty fin- young people I
money management.
Recent research condu
kland area of tl
aled a "lack of i
Many
>w now
problem.
Seligman asked Ihe council it
funds for a larger and better
sewer system in the P tone er I
Park. could be included in' the.1
next city budget. to tie prepar-j
ed in a few month:-
Several aldermen, including
Don Akins and Morris Seligman;
spoke in favor of putting such ;
And many
>ppor
stat
spei
projr
h t on
the ’
‘must
list in
next
budget, f
loin
tin^
out
t T
impi
>rtanc<
• of
the
• yi i
uth j-
1 and
the
kn
oun
need
bettc
t fac
ilitie*
in
tht
■ pan
In
the it
ifc/rm
din
ussion
eil UJI
anim
ous
ly *
igreefi
City
*4:uu)<
lethi
ng to
hu
anuini
COfld
dele;
sit not i
full
pro
udy
r What training o<
,. ten incidental ai
e ' Patsy Heyr
I specialist in fa:i
timi at Texas A
.Dr Bardin Ni
sently is on leave
<xJ much labor to the urbar. Agricultural Lcn
areas but much of this labor r<- *o!ogy Departmer
tains its connection with agri • R,e sstab
culture. McIIaney coneludes tural uni
Goins
illy
win
the
tod
Mr;
U. S. D. A. Cotton
shment of an agricul days and her condition hr<> not
ers it v in Svria con- improved greatly at John Scaly
_____ducted the research Hospital in Galveston. Her hu-
n >p, xt____I t Three-fourths of the parents of ban<i. James Coin' 59. i im ;
2 I exans lNamccl to 15 and 16-year-o4ds -tudied by Pa^ f-i Ward t-.K-nientary
Dr Nelson followed a system ot yjohool of the Industrial School
doles or dictated method of pro System, and little : . ; liter.
Advisory Group ■ ,u;
The president of the South ««, parents should provide the }n to explosion at the home in.
Texas Cotton Improvement As-! child with a bit more money La Ward several days ago A
.sociation J M. Price of Corpus than is absolutely necessary, so s°n- *" (,J™ <> 1 s .
Christ!, this week applauded the; there is an opportunity to make nu*‘n>- J .
appointment of two more Tex-'choices about spending money, ^ a n > person* in j a 1 ks 0 n
ans, George W Pfeiffenberger points out Miss Reynold- I*1atid the adj.icerit arc,,
of Lubbock and John V. Stiles 1 1 Many parents supervise their have been gam to Galveston toL
of Taylor, to the Advisory Com-! children's use of money closely <^,"but« Wood for the family, I
mlttee on Cotton ofthe USDA ! in order to prevent mistakes. ( and also groups have been I
“By increasing the Texas However, people learn from mis- ^oing dowr to offer whoever I
membership from six to eight i takes, and a misspent dime may ^Uancy they could m si <
Texas representation comes teach a lesson which may pre- running errand* eh
closer to our actual status ini vent a misspent dollar the Fid ----0-
the cotton producing p i c t tire tension specialist says
Both Pfeiffenberger and Stile* Just as a child mu-! Ivav< Dam
........... planned systematic training to fContinued from page U '
are well qualified and will make j pn
exeellent Committee members ", le:
Price said. j have planned opportunities to approval news with smiles to-
The names of the two addition-! learn to use money wisely Boy* day. It was another step toward)
al appointees to the Committee)enter military service at 17 and'eventually bringing ., treinend-1
were listed in a letter sent to; both boys and girls go away to - ous payroll here for construe-
the Association by Horace D. school or to work at this age tion and then in time industry’
Godfrey, Chairman of the Com- Young people need th' learn -rhon: seeking fresh water
miUee. in late June The pre-jey management before they ——
sent 32-member Committee em-jare "on their own," Mi- Hey p 11 p_anoi
braces member from 14 states! nolds emphasize- „ 1 UI1 J IT,“n 8
of the 21 states having cotton; -——0- -
acreage allotments. Two basic types of finishc
are used on velvet fabrics-: A A full gospel business men’s!
crush-resistant finish on rayon 1 fellowship' meeting is held in
and cotton types — usually urea)Victoria every second Saturday;
Fellowship Meeting
“Although we are pleased
about the additional Texas
members, we will continue to
pursue vigorously our Associa -
tion's goal of member represen-
tation on the Committee from
the South Texas and Rio Grande
areas,” Price added
or melamine formaldehyde, that j njght erf every month
are not used on acetate, ny- Everyone is welcome and all|
Ion or silk and spot resistant;denominations are invited toil
finishes, which are usually ac-; come All denominations receive "
--- ■ ■ ■ hieved with durable type, water- baptism of the Holy Ghost We
Price is the first president o? • repel.ent compound Th* n«*w want all denomination’ (a oome
the one-year-old South Texas type oil and water-repellent fin- Your president 1 Rr< John!
Cotton Improvement Association j ishes are also used in some Crawford in Victoria and your
The Association, with headquar i cases, vice president is A G Sebumak
ters in Victoria, is organized in; ----- -0—--- er of 909 South East Si in Edna
20 South Texas counties ami Keeping clothing immaculate- Ef.P| frPl, to call OL7-5179 or
a membership of 3,500 ly clean actually extends i t s write
-----ho------- | life. Extension Service clothin? Th" meeting place i* Craw-'
INSIDE—OIL-I.OIL i specialists emphasize. They re- ford s Cafe Ba|i Hoom on High
Louis Crouch of Lockhart No mind that the National Institute way 59 in victoria
1 Fielder & Jeffrey, Jackson of Dry-cleaning says it is un- fA(Jv
County workover and Mayo 15,-1 wise to specify "press only” for ____0____
550) Field-opener nine miles clothing which has been soiled REHEARING SOUGHT
southeast of Ganado. has been 1 with body oils Pressing just set*
completed for a daily open flow (these: damaging soils into the A motion, to be heard in Oct j
of 16 million cubic feet of dry! fabric so they arc harder to re-obei when vacation t;me i.- over
g„s j move has been filed with the S f a te ;
The strike produces from per ! *-0--;Court of Criminal Appeals' in
forations at 5.594-96 feet in 5H-! To give potato salad a new< Austin for a rehearing of the I
inch casing at 5,700 feet. Flow ! look and convenience for p i e* appeal of the life sentence given
mg tublne’ pressure thrmich h ni< dissolve ,1 padfcau> 01 un Mrs Vo Violet Mrlvnn bv a)
Inch choke is 240 pounds and flavored gelatin according to Victoria jury She wo f«u nd
shutin pressure is 2.150 pounds ! package direction- and add il guilty of slaying Mr Connie)
Bobby U. Burns of Corpus to the regular -alad ingredient- William of Kdn.<
Chriati No 2 Olbsovskv propos Put the potato salad in a loaf —--o-------
ed 7 boo foot Jackson Countv shaped pan lightly oiled and Lightning kills more people in:
wildcat four miles nortli of La lined vrtii slices of tomatoe* the U. 8 than any. other natural)
Ward was setting «00 test of When the salad is unmolded,;disaster an average of 400 dead
BVinch surface casing the sliced tomatoe* are on top per year
m
fame
■v «« % .
1,1
No. 303 Can Libbys
Garden Sweet
WHITE WINGS
FLOUR
4 O/.. Can McCormicks
BLACK PEPPER
• * 1 a
No. 300 Can Gebhardts
TAMALES
« • > > 1 1 « 1 1 » »
29 Oz. Can Libby PINEAPPLE -
GRAPEFRUIT DRINK 23c
Giant Box
SUPER - SUDS
Large Size Ajax Liquid
CLEANSER
• JML. JEZ JV TC* S • {
1 Lb. Nabisco Or
" 1 tli,.TLini.T7.itLx.xvxj 111 is.'tJkJ
V E AI RIB
STEW MEAT ..11
i 35c
VEAL SHOULDER
STEAK.,........I!
1 4f.^r
SAMUEL'S COOKED
SALAMI........II
1. 59c
No. 300 Can Ranch-
Style
21 Oz Bud Waffle
VF.AL SHOULDER
ROAST
t ( I I • I I | I
lb. 45(
TENDERLEAF
oz. Box
2 Lb. Box Wonder
Long Grain
Reg. Size Bar
Palmolive 'Soap
BLACK VALENTINE FRESH
GREEN BEANS lb. 19«
LARGE HEAD
LETTUCE ...2for 25s Dill PICKLES......29c
No. 303 Can Libbys
Golden
SANTA ROSA
PLUMS
««»*»•■«•
115*
SUNKIST
LEMONS.....2lbs 29*
King Size Peposodent
TOOTHPASTE
1 1 * 1 t * 1
7 Oz. Bottle Listerine
• » • > • ■ ■
Quart Jar Delta Summer
Duncan Hines White Devil Food, Swiss
Cho., or Yellow
CAKE MIX..........29c
Sahdwich
BAGS (50's).... ... 27c
BAMA RED
PLUM JAM uui.
THUR. - FRI. - SAT., JULY 23 - 24 - 25
Woods Food Mkt.
Double
ACE
Gift Stamp*
TUESDAY
With Purchase of |
$2.50 or More
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