Valley Pesticide Study Starts This Month in Lower Rio Grande Valley
An extensive five year study on health effects of agricultural pesticides begins this month in the Lower Rio Grande Valley. Researchers track exposure routes, liver and kidney impacts, nervous and allergic conditions, and mortality to assess risks and safety in farming and public health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande Valley
San Benito
Texas
United States
US Public Health Service
Division of Occupational Health
Texas State Department of Health
Fairview News from Mr Dik Blasingame
The Fairview Banti Church auditorium four heats were stolen last Sunday morning. Reverend Buddy Young visited Dallas guests Mr and Mrs WR Groff and children. Local residents, including Mr and Mrs Carl Jones and Mr and Mrs A R Bearden, updated news of health and visits. The Siecke State Forest near Kirbyville, established in 1924, marked the first state forest acquired by the Texas Forest Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Banti
Buddy Young
Mere WR. Groff
John
Marche
Carl Jones
Dallas
A R Bearden
Will Downery
Downey
RM. Jones
P R Downey
Bearden
Sherrie
Herman Halbert Pen
Ennis
W T Allen
Fo Fearden
Tye White
Weeo Loft
Baylor Arkansas
Dick Blassingame
Wacoleet
Siecke State Forest
Kirbyville
Texas Forest Service
Weekend visitors span North Texas students and families
David Kettler a junior at North Texas State University in Denton spent the weekend with his mother Mrs Ed Kettler and relatives at the Amundson home. Other visitors included Mr and Mrs C No Amundson of Fort Worth and Earl Singley and daughter Sharon of Arlington, plus Miss Hilma Rierson and Mrs Selma Fricke of Waco and Belvin Amundson of Clifton. Texas Christian University students Donna Greenwade Kay Kincheloe and Martha Smith stayed with their parents Mr and Mrs Turner Greenwade and Mr and Mrs JC Kineheloe. Miss Nelle Carr, a NTSC senior, visited with her parents. The Clifton-Reicher game in Waco drew Glenn Reesing and Miss Peirie Cooksey to meet his parents. Tyler’s Mrs Cooksey is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond W. Cooksey, now of Grave. The Texas students then returned to Austin after the game. Mr and Mrs RL Lane visited Dallas with their son, daughter-in-law, Mr and Mrs Bob Lane, and granddaughter Kelley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Smokey) Kettler
North Texas State University
Denton
Ed Kettler
A G Amundson
C No Amundson
Fort Worth
Earl Singley
Sharon
Arlington
Hilma Rierson
Selma Fricke
Waco
Belvin Amundson
Clifton
Donna Greenwade
Kay Kincheloe
Martha Smith
Texas Christian University
Port Worth
Nelle Carr
Henry A Carr
den Oem
O. G Olson
Glenn Reesing
Peirie Cooksey
University of Texas
Austin
Glenn
Albert Keesing
Clifton Reicher
Cooksey
Raymond W
Pete) Cooksey
Grave
Texas
RL. Lane
Dallas
Bob Lane
Kelley
CPS Panhandle Division Organizes Program in Perryton
Gerald Rice division sales manager of the Community Public Service Company in Clifton spent last Saturday in Perryton and remains there this week on business. He is organizing a company program with the CPS Panhandle Division and the 4H Clubs in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Public Service Company
Gerald Rice
Clifton
Perryton
Rice
CPS
Texas 1926 nur sery begins at Siecke Forest in Newton
In 1926 the first forest tree nursery in Texas was established on the Siecke State Forest in Newton County by the Texas Forest Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Siecke State Forest
Newton County
The
Texas Forest Service
University of Texas Students Visit Clifton Home
Standefer Jr and his parents hosted Brent Standefer Robert Brown of Austin Alan Burke Linda Brown and Carol Hubbard of Fort Worth on their way to Dallas for the UT Oklahoma football game. They visited for a short while and had lunch on their return to Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brent Standefer
Robert Brown
Austin
Alan Burke
Linda Brown
Carol Hubbard
Fort Worth
University of Texas In Austin
Clifton
Brent
J. L. Standefer Jr
University of Texas-University of Oklahoma
Dallas
Standefer
Nominations Open for Hoblitzelle Rural Life Awards
Regional deadline is December 1, 1965 for the Hoblitzelle Awards honoring rural life service in Texas. Nominations may be sent to any State Regional Committee member by December 1. Award winners receive 5000 dollars each at the Texas Research Foundation Field Day and Awards Dinner in Renner on May 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyle Hutcheson
Weatherford
Hutcheson
Texas
Texas Research Foundation
Renner
Area V committee members and 1964 rural life awardees
Recipients of the 1964 Advancement of Texas Rural Life awards were Albert Roach of Deport Lamar County and Bill Sherman of Lockney Floyd County, the senior and junior winners. The Texas Forest Service began fire danger rating stations in 1943 and nine are in use today, aiding assessment of fire risk and behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee “Taahe
Weatherford
W. D. Wyatt
First National Bank
Corsicana
George H. Stone Jr
P. O. Box
Terrell
Ted Martin
Denton
Garlin Scroggins
Tommy Knowles
North Fisk
Browswood
Texas
Albert Roach
Deport
Lamar County
Farmer-Stockman
Bill Sherman
Lockney
Floyd County
Texas Forest Service
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. H. Gerdes
Patrick McGonagill
Optometrists
Washington
Trig
Clifton Funeral Home Coory
Fairview News
Mr Dik Blasingame
Your Electric Light & Power Company
Aubrey T. Roberts
Central Invision
Cecil P. Coston
Roberts
Frances Hoff
Cliftex
Clifton, Texas
Sophia Loren
Stephen Boyd
Alec Guiness
Ann Margaret
Tony Franciosa Carel
Lynney
Pleasure Seekers
Sun.Mon
Annette Funicello
Dwayne Hickman
Mickey Rooney
Thurs
John Wayne
Dean Martin
Katie Eider
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church Women
Norse
Our Savior
Lutheran Church
Milton Lee Solberg Jr
Irvin Grimland
Revte
Armstrong
Austin Avenue
Joe Little
Chiropracter
South Avenue
West 5Th Street
Nyc
Mexico
Deep River
Waxieson
S. Ave
Uilding
WM. Cameron & CO
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