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De Leon Free Press

Location

De Leon, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1979

Page

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Community notes highlight garden prep and school week

The De Leon Free Press recalls an eclipse viewing with Charles Nabors's welding helmet, invites readers to Texas Public Schools Week open house March 5 9, and notes a cemetery association meeting March 1 at City Hall. It welcomes Wallace Cook back after an ice injury and mentions a March 29 Chamber banquet with speaker Mr. Marquardt.

Charles Nabors Charles Wallace Cook De Leon Wallace W. D

Blood Drive Collects Twenty Three Pints

De Leon Health Career Club hosted a blood drive at De Leon Hospital on Friday February 23 collecting twenty three pints. Donors included Frances Lopez Ann Weaver Nancy Brown Debra Stephens Jo Elien Scott Robert Murphy Jerry Bush Dr. E P Moore Katherine Williams Martha Bunting Wanda Gilder Dr Forrest A Eisenrich Sandra Ridens Katrina Stanford Yolanda Sapien Tina Phelps Missy Owen Mary Lou Summers Joe Morgan Dr John H McCulloch Dorothy Bonick Colleen Stockman Priscilla Coan Terri Coan Louise Newton Nell Burkeen. Club members and sponsors participating were Janet Paul Missy Owen Trudy Newton Debra Reeves Deborah Stanford Polly Kea Katrina Stanford Karen Womack Mona Clifton RN Rob Murphy P A and Cindy Locke RN.

F. A. Eisenrich Wanda Gilder Missy Owen Trudy Newton A. C. Schuman R. N Janet Paul Clifford Coan De Leon Health Career Club De Leon Hospital Frances Lopez Ann Weaver Nancy Brown Debra Stephens Jo Elien Scott Robert Murphy Jerry Bush E. P. Moore Katherine Williams Martha Bunting Forrest A. Eisenrich Sandra Ridens Katrina Stanford Yolanda Sapien Tina Phelps Mary Lou Summers Joe Morgan John H. McCulloch Dorothy Bonick Colleen Stockman Priscilla Coan Terri Coan Louise Debra Reeves Deborah Stanford Polly Kea Karen Womack Mona Clifton Rob Murphy P.A Cindy Locke

Diabetes Clinic and Screening Set for March 8

The Comanche County Family Living Committee sponsers a free Diabetes Clinic on Thursday March 8 from 10 a.m. to 12 noon in the Hospitality Room at Texas Power and Light Comanche. Dr Forrest Eisenrich from De Leon speaks on history symptoms and treatment while Dietician Jeanne Sweeney from Brownwood covers diabetic diet exchange lists and menu planning. Public health nurses Tina Ford and Sherry Rhiney from Eastland conduct blood glucose screening for all attendees.

Comanche County Family Living Committee Texas Power and Light Comanche Forrest Eisenrich De Leon Jeanne Sweeney Brownwood Community Hospital Tina Ford Sherry Rhiney Eastland

Harris Brinson Directs De Leon Band Clinic

Harris Brinson, De Leon High School alumnus and Angelo State University band director, guest directed the De Leon High School band clinic on February 20. He praised their progress and noted the clinic aimed to provide objective critique for contest prep. Don Halbrook, the current D.H.S. director, called the group teachable and highlighted their upcoming performance at the Cisco Senior Music Festival on March 2 as a warmup for the USS contest in Brownwood on March 17.

Harris Brinson De Leon High School Angelo State University Brinson De Leon Don Halbrook D.H.S Halbrook Cisco U.S.S Brownwood

New Food Stamp Law Effective

A new Food Stamp law goes into effect March 1, 1979, changing how lost benefits can be restored. Households wrongfully denied or whose benefits were lost due to Department error are entitled to repayment. Under the law, households no longer must be currently eligible or participating to receive back benefits.

Department of Human Resources

Weather report and temperature highs by date

A concise table lists daily temperatures from February 20 to February 26 with high and low readings. Notable spikes occur on February 23 and 24 with highs near 79 and 72 degrees respectively. Rainfall appears on February 22 as trace and again on February 24 is unlisted.

Beef supplies to rise then fall through year

A Texas Agricultural Extension Service marketing specialist says cattle feeders will lift marketings briefly, boosting beef supplies, then slow into midyear. Fed cattle prices may ease slightly but should recover through April to June.

Texas Agricultural Extension Service

RC&D Task Force Report Favorable Findings and Recommendations

A USDA Task Force study of the RC&D program reports it is locally directed and effective in rural development. Since 1964, 178 RC&D areas cover 1197 counties in all states except Alaska, with 3,143 local and state sponsors. Recommendations urge simpler planning, faster approvals, broader objectives, more technical aid, a USDA RC&D policy board, and extended training while continuing the program with modifications.

Truman L. Renshaw Soil Conservation Service Comanche USDA Alaska RC&D USDA Task Force USDA-RC

Nitrogen Topdressing for Small Grains in Profitable Forage

Fertilization of small grains with nitrogen boosts recovery from stress, increases grain and forage yield per inch of water, and improves quality. For forage use, topdressing 30 to 60 pounds of actual nitrogen per acre is advised, with 40 to 80 pounds if grazing and adequate moisture. Consider soil status, crop condition, moisture, and whether grain or grazing.

County Quilt Contest Sponsored by Museum Group

Comanche hosts a quilt contest and show by the County Museum Association on March 17 and 18 to raise funds for museum climate equipment. Admission is free for members. public viewing Sunday 1 30 to 5 30 p m. Entries near 1 to 5 p m Saturday. $1 per quilt class entries. up to two entries per class per person.

County Museum Association Comanche County Museum Association Frazier Clark Route 3 Comanche

De Leon Schools Set Open House Monday Night

De Leon public schools schedule an open house Monday night March 5 from 7 to 9 to let parents and others meet teachers and view student work. High school band plays at 7 30 and junior high at 8 with awards including the John Philip Sousa and Mighty Maroon Band awards. The district serves 666 students: 317 in junior high and high school and 349 in elementary.

Texas Public Schools De Léon Texas De Leon

Food Stamp Benefits Restoration Notice

Through November 1, 1979, residents may request restoration of lost food stamp benefits. You do not need current eligibility to qualify for past-benefit reinstatement. Contact your local food stamp office for more information.

Double Stripes Change Highway Turn Rules in De Leon

Chief of Police Rodney Jeanis announces that the De Leon highway has been double striped making an improper turn across the center lane into the opposite parking area now illegal.

Rodney Jeanis De Leon

Local Election Filing Deadline Nears in De Leon

The March 7 deadline applies to vacancies on the De Leon Hospital Board Independent School District Board and City Council. Incumbents Joe Morgan John Beaty and Larry Boyd seek hospital seats. Daryleen Hodges Jackie Johnson seek two school terms. Doyle Smith and Wilford Millsap seek the two city council spots.

De Leon

Census Bureau Launches Campaign to Count Missing Farmers

The Census Bureau urges uncounted farm and ranch operators from the 1978 Census of Agriculture to respond. Send for a farm census report to the Bureau of the Census in Jeffersonville Indiana. The census covers producers of rabbits goats honey fish worms ducks pheasants quail pigeons sod mushrooms greenhouse vegetables and cut flowers.

Bureau of the Census 10th Street Jeffersonville Indiana

Chambers of Commerce Banquet Set for March 29

The De Leon Chamber of Commerce and Women's Division banquet is slated for Thursday March 29 at 7 00 p m at PAR Country Club. Chamber secretary manager Joe Locke announces guest speaker Mr W G Marquardt president of Texas Electric Service Company and president of the West Texas Chamber of Commerce. Citizen of the Year and Rural Citizen of the Year awards will be presented.

De Leon Chamber of Commerce and Women’s Division Chamber of Commerce PAR Country Club Chamber Joe Locke W. G. Marquardt Texas Electric Service Company West Texas Chamber of Commerce

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De Leon Free Press Gayle Wilkerson super savings eeess Mr. Marquardt eesee Blood Drive Newton Nell Burkeen America John Connally W. H. Smith, Jr Census Bureau Chambers Of Commerce And Women’s Division
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