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Newspaper
Andrews County News
Location
Andrews, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1963
Page
7
County extension specialist A C Novosad outlines lawn care steps including fertilization soil testing mowing and watering. He urges spring and fall fertilizer applications to supply nitrogen, deeper watering, and proper mowing heights for Bermuda St Augustine and bluegrass to deter weeds.
Gene Pearson of Andrews Insurance Agency qualified for Kansas City Life Insurance Company President's Club and received an invitation to the 1963 seminar in Sun Valley Idaho June 25. The 19th annual meeting honors high producers with strong community service. Membership is held by under ten percent of the company's 2 400 agents.
Four top baton twirling instructors join Andrews second annual clinic led by Re Don Cudney at the junior high gym. Enrollment limited to 100, with pre enrollment and $5 deposits requested. Cost is $15 for the full clinic, daily sessions, and after hours private instruction optional.
Education professors at Boston University praise television commercials as a method to create mental images for elementary science. They argue the same multi sensory approach that guides consumer choices can aid classroom learning. Separately, Savannah River Plant develops a large neutral light particle counter to study the anti neutrino, a key element in nuclear theory.
Biologists describe a peck order in flocks where dominant hens claim food, nests, and status while subordinates endure pecking. Flocks with stable hierarchies fare better. cocks can lose caste after defeats. Hens show intelligence, imprinting, and even nest designs to aid status.
Texas A&M plant scientists launched the Live Oak Decline program to identify the mystery disease killing stately live oaks from Jasper to Live Oak counties and devise control methods. Dr. Robert Halliwell led the research after legislature funded the project about a year ago.
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