The Alto Herald and The Wells News 'N Views (Alto, Tex.), Vol. 92, No. 14, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 13, 1987 Page: 4 of 8
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PAGE FOUR—THE ALTO HERALD OF ALTO, TEXAS—THURSDAY, AUGUST 13. 1987
Hunting land permits
available through P-W
CHEROKEE COUNTY 4-Hers. from left. Stacie Cameron. Celeste
Zehren and Mary Bea Underwood, won awards at the District 9
Fashion Show in Nacogdoches. Miss Cameron received a blue ribbon
in the Junior Dressy Division and Misses Zehren and Underwood each
received a red ribbon in their categories.
P arsons interested in gaining ac-
cess to 413,976 acres of hunting land
enrolled in the Texas Parks and
Wildlife Department’s Type 11
wildlife management areas may
now obtain permits from the depar-
tment.
Applicants can send a check or
money order for $35 to the TPWD,
4200 Smith School Road, Austin, Tx.
78744. On a separate sheet of paper,
the applicant is required to print or
type the following information: 1)
applicant’s first name, middle
initial and last name; 2) street ad-
dress; 3) city , 4) state, 5) zip code;
6) county of residence; 7) sex, male
or female, 8) height in feet and in-
ches, 9) weight; 10) color of eyes;
11) color of hair; 12) date of birth;
and 13) telephone number where the
person may be reached during the
day. With this information, a permit
will be mailed back to the applicant
in approximately 10 days. The per-
mits may be purchased in person at
28 TPWD field offices across the
state beginning this week. This in-
cludes the Rusk office at 1211 N.
Main.
4-Hers win
fashion show
competition
By LAUKISCHATTENBERG
County Extension Agency-IIE
Three Cherokee County youth par-
ticipated in the District 9 4-H
Fashion Show on July 31 in
Nacogdoches on the campus of
Stephen F. Austin State University.
The theme of this years event was
“Southw'est Stage--Setting
Fashions .” Each of the contestants
competing at the district level won
their division at the County 4 H
Fashion Show.
Entering the district event from
Cherokee County was Stacie
Cameron, a l ookout 4-Her who
competed in the Junior Dressy
Division and received a blue i lbtxn
Mary Bea Underwood, a Jackson-
ville 4-H club member, competed in
the Junior Casual Division,
receiving a red ribbon. Celeste
Zehren from Footbridge 4-H
received a red ribbon in the Senior
Daytime Non-Tailored Category
Red ribbon winners scored 80-89
points with blue ribbon recipients
scor ing 90-100 points.
THE SINGING BRAGG FAMILY will sing at the 11 a.m. Sunday.
\i; * 16 nt ‘he First Assembly of God Church, Alto The family
travels throughout the United Slates singing their music, designed to
be a source of inspiration and blessing to their audiences. The
southern gospel singing family consists of James Bragg and his wife,
Barbara; and their children, Cheryl and Marc. They say their music
is oedicated to paying tribute and honor to Jesus.
Participation encouraged
in Houston calf scramble
By JACK L. WHITE
County Extension Agent-AG
Young men and women interested
in participating in the 1988 Houston
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FRFFDOM Of CHOICE
Part of the basic concept of freedom in this great
country of ours is that we may choose the physician we
w ant to treat us and the pharmacy we want to prepare
our prescriptions. This freedom of choice is part of our
heritage ar.d we guard it proudly and jealously.
We don’t like to be told we have to get something at a
particular place or from a particular person. Our
pharmacy is proud to b« a part of this community's
health team and \v • hope you will want to choose us to
be your pharmacy
\()( OR YOl’R DOCTOR < AN PHONE I S w hen
you need a delivery. We will deliver promptly w ithout
extra charge. A great many people rely on us for their
health needs. We welcome requests for delivery
service and charge accounts
Phone 5436
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509 Main
Rusk
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Tuesday: 8 a.m. to 12 noon
Wednesday: 8 to 10 a.m. / Friday: 8 to 12
full Family fJrar tier Services Available
including, but not limited to X Roy, EKG & Lab Work
Appointments can be made from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
ot 409/858-3351. After hours* 409/564 4658
The Type II program is a new con-
cept for Texas, offering hunters and
outdoor recreationists low-cost ac-
cess to land for hunting in season,
fishing and camping._____
Purchasers of a Type II permit
will receive a 45-page booklet con-
taining maps and instructions. Each
of the maps, lone for each of the 44
units) will indicate legal game,
special restrictions, county,
acreage of unit and access roads.
The department recently entered
into an agreement with the State
General Land Office (GLO) for ap-
proximately 66,000 acres of land that
will be added to the Type II
program. The majority of the
acreage lies in Hudspeth County
near Interstate Highway 10. The
GLO lease agreement brings the
total acreage in the program to
413,976.
Holders of Type II permits also
will be eligible to apply for special
hunts on some of the Type II lands.
Officials said a computer drawing
will select 12 hunters to participate
in a buck pronghorn antelope hunt
Oct. 3-11 on lands near Dalhart in the
Texas Panhandle. Deadline for
submitting antelope applications to
Austin headquarters is 5 p.m. Sept
21. Approximately 125 buck mult
deer permits also will be made
available to Type II permit holders
for hunts on the Black Cap WMA in
Brewster County. Deadline for
submitting mule deer applications is
5p.m. Nov.2.
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Livestock Show Call Scramble
should contact the County Extension
Office before Aug. 30.
Persons in order to be eligible
must be 4-H members, at least 12
and not over 18 by January 1, 1988,
and not be enrolled beyond their
Junior year in High School.
The Houston Livestock Show also
suggests that a participant’s
maximum weight should not be less
than 100 pounds and that they be in
top physical condition
The 4-Her catching a calf may buy
either a beef or dairy heifer of their
choice.
The decisions of who will
represent 4-H in Cherokee County
will he based upon the desire and
ability of the individual, and support
of the parents.
All qualified and interested per-
sons should contact Jack White at
the County Extension Office in Rusk
for an application and additional in-
formation.
Good habits
keep excess
weight off
By LINDA L. BEAR
County Extension Agent-HE
After trimming off some excess
weight, it’s important to maintain
good eating habits and exercise.
Dieting, then gaining it back and
dieting again (weight cycling or
yoyo dieting) makes it harder to lose
weight every time you go back on a
diet.
Research by the Calorie Control
Council has shown that the body's
natural reaction to a reduction in
food intake is to conserve energy,
which leads to a reduction in the rate
at which calories are burned at rest,
making it harder to lose weight.
Repeated dieting attempts maj
teach the body to be more efficient in
its use of food so that with each diet
the weight comes off more slowly
and is regained more rapidly
A sensible weight loss program
that combines exercise with a cut-
back in calories has been found to
counteract this diet-related
decrease in metabolism In addition
to burning calories directly, regular
aerobic exercise can bring the
metabolic rate back to normal, and
in some cases, can speed up
metabolism for up to several hours
after activity.
Most health professionals now
agree that the most sensible ap-
proach to weight loss is a com-
bination of moderate caloric reduc-
tion and increased physical activity
to achieve a slow weight loss without
weight cycling.
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The Alto Herald and The Wells News 'N Views (Alto, Tex.), Vol. 92, No. 14, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 13, 1987, newspaper, August 13, 1987; Alto, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1098803/m1/4/?rotate=90: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Stella Hill Memorial Library.