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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1969
Page
3
The auto parts sector benefited from replacement market growth, strong new car demand, and foreign sales in 1968. First quarter 1969 profits rise but full year may be mixed as original equipment slows. costs and taxes temper gains while replacement markets and foreign demand support ongoing expansion.
Texas outdoors writer explains how high velocity rifles with telescopic sights improve accuracy and kills. Weaver Co of El Paso leads affordable scope production with built in rangefinders and a simple two crosshair aiming system guiding 200 to 500 yard shots.
A study of 300 older adults highlights five major deficiencies calcium vitamins A and C niacin and calories. Many seniors rely on vitamins with meals risking waste and possible harm. Limited incomes and dental issues restrict meals and textures. Following the Basic Four remains essential for the elderly.
Mary Martha Circle of the First United Methodist Church met in the W. T. Lange home Tuesday morning. Officers elected include Mrs. Lange chairwoman and Mrs. W. W. Parramore co-chairman. spiritual life Mrs. Gattis Neely. treasurer Mrs. W. T. Nichols. courtesy Mrs. Alfred Rose. reporter Mrs. M. E. Leeman. membership Miss Frances Stricklin. The program from The New Prophets was presented by Mrs. Parramore, with assistance from Mrs. M. L. Dobbins and Mrs. John Schaffrina. Participants listed: Neeley, Parramore, Daniels, Dobbins, Schaffrina, Leeman, Rose, E. L. Crockett, Nichols, Lillie Marks, Frances Stricklin.
Texas pecan belt begins spraying to control pecan nut casebearer, the costly pest. Ex tension entomologist John Thomas notes eggs on nutlet tips hatch in days and young larvae feed before nutlets form. effective control hinges on timing applications before larvae enter the nuts.
Ted F Moellering, social security district manager, urges disabled workers to apply for disability benefits early. Applications can be filed anytime after disability begins, even though payments start after a six month waiting period. Early filing starts the eligibility review so the first check may arrive on time.
Recent developments in banding trees to catch overwintering larvae have improved timing of applications. The revised methods enhance early detection and treatment, enabling growers to target pests more efficiently and reduce crop damage.
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