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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1970
Page
13
W. R. Heizer urges readers to value land as a foundation for life and to support soil and water conservation districts. The piece extols district work, local leaders, and citizen involvement for sustainable use of soil, water, and natural resources, with brief society notes at the end.
The Soil Conservation Service promotes conservation education as essential, offering technical advice, films, and exhibits through local districts. It supports outdoor classrooms and links conservation topics to every school subject to instill environmental appreciation in students.
Homeowners and garden clubs should understand Comanche soils to select suitable plants. The city map groups soils by texture and reaction, with most roses flowers vegetables and grasses thriving in neutral to slightly acidic soils. Azaleas require acid soils and may suffer in high lime groups. The Soil Conservation Service rates each soil for plant suitability and lists limitations and management needs for user reference.
Kenneth G. White Comanche County ag Stabilization and Conservation Committee executive director has been named to the Production Adjustment Automatic Data Processing Task Force of the USDA. He left November 3 for Washington to begin work and will return November 6 with duties through March 1971 focusing on the peanut program. Mrs. White accompanied him.
Mr and Mrs Weldon Turner visited Fort Worth on Saturday to watch the TCU and Baylor football game joining friends Mr and Mrs Richard May from Lake Worth at the stadium.
Odessa visitors Mr and Mrs Roy Turner spent a weekend with Mr and Mrs Bobby Evans and family and Mr and Mrs Freddie Anderson and family. They returned home via San Angelo for a brief visit with friends there.
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