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Newspaper
Port Isabel Press
Location
Port Isabel, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1971
Page
4
New York Proper starting procedures from Yachting magazine emphasize docking before shutdown to reduce condensation and fuel system water. For raw seawater cooled engines, idle briefly after securing to prevent heat buildup and salt cake. If storage is long, drain the carburetor by disconnecting the fuel hose to avoid gum deposits that hinder next start.
Fishermen statewide show interest in Amistad Lake waters near Del Rio with Texas Parks and Wildlife reporting steady information flow. Game officers guide inquiries through the Del Rio Chamber of Commerce which provides maps and info, plus a self address envelope to ease queries. The Sun warns about skin cancer and urges sun protection from the American Cancer Society.
June is milk month says the USDA with dairy products in plentiful supply. First quarter 1971 milk production rose 1.0 percent from 1970. June should peak for dairy items including ice cream cheese sour cream and butter.
Garriga Elementary School second graders from Port Isabel eagerly anticipate the Gladys Porter Zoo opening in Brownsville on July 1. Students and teachers describe the reading project, bilingual zoo brochures, and a “pep talk” to inspire a love of reading and animal learning.
Deaths from cancer of the uterus have fallen about 50 percent in a generation. The American Cancer Society credits early detection by the Pap test and prompt treatment for the drop.
Biologists report an exceptionally old bobwhite quail aged four years five months was killed at the Gene Howe Wildlife Management Area during a public hunt. Quail banding shows bobwhites rarely reach two years, especially where hunting occurs yearly.
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