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Newspaper
Port Isabel Press
Location
Port Isabel, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1964
Page
3
A Division of Public Health Education feature from the Texas State Department of Health discusses myths about nutrition and “cures.” It argues processed foods preserve or restore nutrients, warns against fake dietary remedies, and promotes balanced diets with varied, fortified produce.
The Valley Livestock Committee announces a Beef Field Day set for January 7, 106 at burg. Dr Jan Bonema of AEM Extension Mn will present a new cattle care concept during the program. Clifford, committee chair, urges all cattlemen to attend the meeting.
South Padre Island Shell Club prepares its fifth annual fair with judging on Saturday and exhibits open Sunday from 9 am to 8 pm. Mrs Wayne Foliman Edinburg chairs the staging and the pavilion will be used for extra aisle space. The club set up 46 shiity at the Shop of the Seven Seas in Port Taabel for member writings and study. Merchants plan an annual Christmas party December 18 at the South Padre pavilion.
The 1865 Farmers Tax Guide is now available free from the County Extension Agents Office. Desiring individuals may call the office for a copy and learn details about the tax law and how it affects farm produce.
Texas Parks and Wildlife authorized a limited hunt for aoudad in Palo Duro Canyon area. Fifty permits issued for December 1 to April 12 with ranchers and landowners eligible. Last year 42 permits were awarded. only one ram was bagged. Adapted from wildlife coordinator A Springs. The elus ive sheep weighs up to 200 pounds and adapts to cliff and canyon terrain.
Readers ask about returning to work with tuberculosis and when to file for disability. Officials advise contacting the Brownsville Social Security Office, filing early may avoid benefit loss, and offer a pamphlet to estimate retirement amounts. Regarding signing a spouse’s checks, one cannot sign. a guardian or authorized representative with a physician’s note is needed.
A garbled reading of a holiday recipe combines phrases about a casserole fruit cake and candied fruit. The readable bits mention candied pineapple maraschino cherries and mixing steps with yolks whites and shortening, hinting at a fruit cake or similar dense bake.
A DIY guide explains creating simple holiday decorations using starch and water dough. Instructions cover mixing, shaping, drying, and adding holes for ribbon, with tips for handling fragile effects and storing finished pieces for display on the Christmas tree.
The article explains two parking lot types and who bears risk when a car is stolen. Type A lets customers lock cars and leave with a ticket. liability remains with the owner, while management is expected to deter theft. Courts oppose absolute disclaimers, though some states cap liability. generally, parking operators may not dodge responsibility despite Not Responsible For Theft notes.
Olmito State Hatchery near Brownsville updated production to meet needs in the Rio Grande Valley. Inland fisheries supervisor Sid J. C. Jurgens said channel catfish quotas rose five hundred percent due to predator-type cat needs in murky waters. Crappie were reared for the first time to restore Nelta Lake.
Parks and Wildlife records show 42 additional Bosque County landowners opened their land to paid deer hunters for the fall. By midseason 199 shooting preserve leases had been sold, compared with 157 for the 1963 big game season. Game Warden Bob Rhody of Meridian expects more ranchers to offer hunts before season end.
A quote from Jurgens emphasizes aligning the production schedule with the area's demands to ensure the project meets local needs and expectations.
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