Hollis Hosts Former Disney Artist For Summer Art Classes
Three Wellington students Judy Jones Ann Smith and Joey Manuel studied art under Bruce McIntyre a former Walt Disney cartoonist in Hollis Oklahoma Summer. They joined the advanced class in July after showing progress in June. Ms. McIntyre heads the Carlsbad Audio Visual Department teaching in California public schools. He taught at many Oklahoma towns and later conducted sessions in Tulsa and McPherson Kansas.
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Wellington
Hollywood
Judy Jones
Ann Smith
Joey Manuel
Bruce McIntyre
Ms. McIntyre
Carlsbad
California
Walt Disney
University of Oklahoma
Ardmore
Muskogee
Altus
Moore
Hollis
Oklahoma
Tulsa
McPherson
Kansas
Experimental Hunt Deadline Near for 1966 Waterfowl Season
Texas Parks and Wildlife reports Aug 8 as the deadline for the second experiment on blue wing green wing and cinnamon teal with Sept 10 18 to follow. The Central Flyaway Council meets to review forecasts and the 1966 67 season. The Interior Department advisory group meets Aug 9 to set harvest dates and framework for open season length shooting hours and bag limits by mid August. Final decisions expected late August after federal input is received.
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Austin
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Central Flyaway Council
Sports Fisheries and Wildlife Bureau
United States Interior Department
Washington
Myway Councils
Bureau
Secrtary of the Interior
Mrs Bogle Visits Raburn Library in Bonham
Dodson resident Mrs. Della Bogle toured the Sam Rayburn Library in Bonham to view books papers and Rayburn memorabilia from his fifty plus years of service. The library opens to the public with hours Mon to Fri 10 am to 4 pm Saturday 1 pm to 5 pm and Sunday 1 pm to 5 pm with no admission charge.
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Della Bogle of
Dodson
Sam Rayburn
Bonham
Rotation of Livestock on Range Land Increases Grazing
Rotation on several Collingsworth County ranches boosts available grazing by up to 30 percent. The four pasture system rests one pasture while grazing the other three, with variations for smaller units and native plus Johnson grass pastures to extend the growing season and improve winter forage.
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Collingsworth
Conservation District discusses irrigation planning and water management
Soil Conservation Service personnel will aid in planning irrigation systems suitable for local farms. They emphasize long term rotation options, chart guidance for irrigation timing, and using weaker wells carefully. Goals include efficient water use, uniform crop stands, and optimum growth while conserving soil and water.
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Soil Conservation Service
Salt Fork
Soil Conservation Service Office
Former Residents Meet at Canyon
Collingsworth County former residents now in the Amarillo and Canyon area gather at Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Oldham home in Canyon on Saturday August 20. Address 1301 4th Avenue two blocks west of the Canyon square. Event starts at 5 p.m. Attendees bring a picnic lunch and their own silverware drinks provided. All who ever lived in Collingsworth County eligible.
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Collingsworth County
Amarillo
Canyon
R. D. Oldham
Oldham
4Th Avenue
Canyon Square
UT Honors: Frances Hill Named to Arts and Sciences Honor Roll
Frances Hill of Wellington is named on the University of Texas College of Arts and Sciences second semester honor roll with ample cum laude. Dean J Alton Burdine publicized the list on August 1. Miss Hill is the daughter of Mr and Mrs L C Hill. Also home for the weekend were Miss Rose Montgomery from Amarillo visiting her parents Mr and Mrs G A Montgomery and Joe.
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Frances Hill
Wellington
University of Texas College of Arts and Sciences
J. Alton Burdine
Miss Hill
L. C. Hill
Rose Montgomery
Amarillo
G. A. Montgomery
Joe
Tax Deduction for Damaged Trees Under Wind or Storms
Texas A M University Extension forester Bill Smith explains that damage to ornamental and shade trees from high winds or storms can be tax deductible. Value is set by increased real estate assessment or a formula based on trunk diameter, with examples for common Texas species. Small trees under four inches use replacement cost plus planting.
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Bill Smith
Texas A&m University Extension Forester
Smith
Texas
National
Shade Tree Conference Committee
A&m Forester
Football Heat Deaths Preventable Says AMA
Heat deaths in high school and college football could be prevented if coaches and players follow recommendations. Kentucky coach Charles Bradshaw cites regular water breaks to improve practice safety. Purdue physician L W Combs says deaths from heat illness are preventable and avoidable with proper precautions and monitoring.
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Ama
Chicago
University of Kentucky
Charles Bradshaw
Purdue University
L. W. Combs
William E. Newell
National Athletic Trainers Association
Dagger nefts hale_ing
Federal Crop Insurance Expands in Texas Counties
COLLEGE STATION Texas announces expanded coverage for 1987 cotton in Pecos Reeves and Ward Counties. Grain sorghum coverage extends to Carlson Dallam Hansford Moore and Sherman Counties. Irri wheat in Deaf Smith Palmer Randall Swisher Counties becomes eligible. Ben Jordan notes 64 Texas counties now offered insurance with a major wheat program change based on a new 10 year county production history.
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College Station
Pecos
Reeves
Ward
U. S
Orville L. Freeman
Carlson, Dallam
Hansford
Moore
Sherman
Deaf Smith
Palmer
Randall
Swisher
Ben Jordan
Texas Crop Insurance
Texas
Jordan
Federal crop insurance aids Texas farmers
The program helps protect crop investments and farm income. Last year 1965 saw about 24 million in crop production expenses within 405000 acres insured and over 1200 Texas farmers received loss payments. Officials say widespread losses in eligible counties boost local economies and offer information from offices in College Station and district offices in Lubbock McKinney Waco Taylor Wharton and Corpus Christi. The Monroe Doctrine was published in 1823.
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Texas
Biles
Jordan
College Station
Lubbock
McKinney
Waco
Taylor
Wharton
Corpus Christi
Newspaper ad reprints offered at lower cost
The notice explains that additional reprints can be obtained at a substantially reduced price by informing the newspaper of the need when placing the advertisement. It emphasizes coordinating the reprint order at the time of the original ad placement.
Spinet piano and 1957 Ford pickup for sale
Dealer offers a walnut spinet piano in your area with a $26.60 monthly payment option. Write H. J. Hanson Box 1163 Sterling Colorado. Also for sale a 1957 Ford half ton pickup by Dan Gutherie located 2 miles north and 5 miles west of town.
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H. J. Hanson
Sterling
Colorado
Dan Gutherie
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Maxey McKnight
Kress
Mary Ruth Stall
Pampa
John G. Thomas
Stephen Qualls
Conservation District News
Billy J. Gunter
SCS
Harvard University
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7Th St
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Eanle St. Wellington
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East Ave
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Warrick Feed
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