The Hondo Anvil Herald (Hondo, Tex.), Vol. 96, No. 20, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 20, 1982 Page: 3 of 25
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May 20, 1982 , Thursday, The Hondo Anvil Herald, Pajje 3
Mother sets pace for family of artists
Medina County has a num-
ber of artistically-inclined
families, not the least of
which are members of the
Alton and Betty Haile family
of the Quihi-New Fountain
area.
Betty, who has become
well-known in the area for
her paintings and wood-
burnings, has recently been
honored with acceptance
into the Texas Women West-
ern Artists organization
In order to become a
member of the select group
of artists, a prospective
member's work must be
scrutinized by a panel of
judges Only two other art-
ists in the area belong to the
elite, statewide organiza-
tion. one is from San Antonio
and the other from Uvalde.
The organization has its
own gallery in the resort
town of Orandbury, a few
miles southwest of Fort
Worth, and Betty hopes to
have enough work ready by
\o\enit«T to put in the
Gallery She will also have
work ill the Village Fix
change in Castroville and
will continue to have a booth
at the Medina County Fair.
Betty worked in the Anvil
Herald's advertising layout
department for several
years before she decided to
devote her time completely
to developing her artistic
talents
The Hailes' oldest son,
Lee, and his wife, Karen,
daughter of Mr and Mrs
Eugen Reinartz of Hondo,
are artists in their own
right
Lee works with the Texas
Folklife Association and
makes homemade toys He is
an a entomology student at
Texas A&M and is also a
student of folklore Lee is in
the process of writing a book
on toy making, and he de-
monstrates the art of toy
making and w ood carving at
fairs and exhibits across the
state
Karen, w ho w hile in high
sebixil drew "Owl" cartoons
for the Anvil Herald, exhi
bits combination water color
and ink sketches along with
Lee's toys. She makes her
unusual artwork by water
coloring ^numerous pages
and thenvlweeding through
them to firm one that "looks
like sometlVig." She then
completes nwy, works by
sketching in wha't she sees.
They do sell some of their
work, but their greatest
pleasure is in demonstrating
their crafts, according to the
young artists.
The Hailes' daughter,
Nancy, is married to Bobby
Mumme. son of Mr and Mrs
Stanley Mumme of Hondo,
and is the mother of two
young children. Jim Bob and
Brandi Kay. Nancy does
pastel painting in her spare
time
Russell Hailes' talents lie
in the fashion world He
models sports clothes in
buyer show s for a company
from California
Alton Haile, the strong.
<|Uiet head of this multi
talented household, a self
made man. is a rancher and
an air conditioning expert
with C&.l Air Conditioning
ol Safi Antonio
Screwworms threat to livestock, pets
Screwworms are again
threatening Texas’ live-
stock, and ranchers and
owners of household pets
should be on the alert for
possible new worm cases in
Texas
This warning comes from
Dr Cliff Hoelscher, entomo-
logist with the Texas Agri-
cultural Extension Service
at College Station, following
confirmation of nine screw-
worm cases recently in
Mexico within a few miles of
Del Rio and Comstock, in Val
Verde County. Texas' last
confirmed case was in May,
1981
Livestock and pel owners
located near Del Rio should
increase their vigiliance and
regularly inspect their ani-
mals for wounds and screw-
worm eases. Since it is
possible that fertile screw-
worm flies may have migr-
ated northward into Texas,
producers throughout the
entire state should be ortjhe
lookout for possible screw-
worm cases, Hoelscher
warns.
Samples of any suspicious
worm cases should be col-
lected,and sent to the U.S.
Department of Agriculture
Sterile Screwworm Fly Lab-
oratory, P.O. Box 969, Mis-
sion. Texas 78572. Postage-
paid sample collection mail-
ing kits may be obtained
from county Extension
agents, representatives of
the Texas Animal Health
Commission, local veterina-
rians and feed store opera
tors
Measures to control the
outbreak in Mexico are al
ready underway, with Dr
David Anderson, epidemio-
logist with the USDA in
Mexico City, on site to direct
the program.
A 50-by-80 mile area,
reaching from east of Del
Rio up past Dry den and
across the Rio Grande over
Rancho Santa Rosa (where
the cases were confirmed in
sheepi, is being hot-spotted
by several plane loads of
sterile screwworm flies.
To assist in overwhelming
fly populations, specially-
treated pellets called
SWASS (Screwworm Adult
Suppression , System) also
are being dispersed by
planes The pellets attract
and destroy naturally occur-
ring populations of potential
screwworms, Hoelscher ex-
plains.
Too late to classify
Help wanted: Need a crew
of about :i men to help
complete feme near Quihi
Some fence building experi-
ence required. Weekdays
call Hendrix toll free
1-800-292-7204 other 1-342-
3774 or Ranch 426-4209.
5 20 2tc
Sure Lawn Service Lawn
mowing and trimming dur-
ing June Phone 426 2493.
UK< ORATE STUB\GE
BOXES
Don't hide your storage
boxes decorate them in-
stead
I "so burlap, felt or velour,
staple fabric to each box so
it can be drawn tight, then
glue fabric to the boxes and
glue on appliques, says Alma
clothing specia
Fonseca.
list
Fornseca is on the home
economics staff of the Texas
Agricultural Extension Ser-
vice. The Texas A&M t'ni-
versitv Svstem.
For sale: Small Ford tractor,
plow and disc. $2,000 at
IJuihi Call 913 922-6221 or
write Box 635 Chapman
KS 67431 5 20 2tc
FOR SALE
486 shares of stock
of the
Hondo National Bank.
Contact Roy Wilf,
area code 214-371 -0000.
THE BALLOON
CONNECTION
Bureau to conduct agriculture census
f*
Plans for the 1982 Census
nl Agriculture are on sche
dole according to Bruce
Chapman Director ot the
('ommcnv I fepurt merit s
Census Bureau
The census, to he taken
starting next January a ill
provide basic information-'
■ n-.isuring the t rends in
hire ivnsus extremely im
port tint to the nation's pol
icy nukers as Veil as farmers
themselves Chapman points
out that complete and accur.
ate responses by farmers
will ensure a high qualitv
picture ot the agriculture
industry to everyone's bene
lit
lieen reworded to tie more
understandable
While the basic census
program is included in the
proposed 1982 budget, the
agriculture censuses of
Puerto Rico, the Virgin Is
land, and Guam, a large
scale sample survey supple
mental to the basic census.
suses. which cover manu
Picturing transportation,
mining, retail and wholesale
trades, and the service m
ih'istries wrll also be taken
Taken together these ceil
suses will document rapidly
■ hanging patterns in produc
I mu income capital spend
mg and other tacts vital to
added to meet current data
needs For example, a ques-
tion asking tor expenditures
for interest has fieen added
Bureau olficals point out
that regional versions of the
form for 1982 will simplify
the completion of the report
Much ol the data gathered
next '.ear w ill be similar to
taides lime, gasoline, and
other (arm fuels, custom-
work tarm labor, and liv e-
stock and poultry purchases
Information reported by
larm and ranch operators is
held confidential by law
Data from the reports, are
seen only by sworn Census
Bureau employees who are
SEND
Helium filled balloons
delivered by a costumed
messenger.
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to ’
6609 Blanco Road
Suite 219
San Antonio 78216
Personal I ale
Insurance Service
since 1950
Representing
Indianapolis I ifr
A mutual legal reserve
company Founded 1905 i
311-8567
fiiioiio im nmi
rumhiT nl !,u ms mmmoiiitv
i fill'll' form.' will lie
and a series ul later survay'
mr.tMirmti the tuitiorps iron
that in
1978 and earlier
'iihject to line and imprison-
} U < K llll't IIII. I.lint IN' .Uld
miliUxi out in lata Detvmlier
were (lrop(H‘d* These dale
mm
1 Vll'l 1
It w ill include the
ment it revealing anv indivi-
income lev cis in agriculture
in 3 5 million farmers and
lions ware among other
The report _ torm tor t he
in ii-it ii r ,
uid characterislus
dual uilorniiition Published
' 'hapmun indicated that the
ranchers to mlled dat.i tor
ehangos in bureau progr.iii>
('enMis oi VtiruTilture
ot t.'irnp
acres in larms
reports contain numbers
rapid ah,m2''' i-nirnng in
the 1983 calendar year Da
resulting trom budget redua
Ahull lire.ills hiis been
;iver;iue
value ol land and
only to prevent lrlentifica
agi in.itill '-dlia t" tllf d'-alili
- guad t" raduaa the liurden
s-ttfui'? according to Chapman
trvh-d w :t h « i.ii thou-'.ind
hlliMlIla'
llarva'lad acre
tion ol single larms The
■ng farm ncoma 'itu.itmn
on ro'iMindeiits through
Farmers and rarehers will k
*.in11«-r- It.t' u»»,n upd.ited
, t eZ.* • " . : I-
: numbers ol live
confidentiality provisions of
aiung with 'imtiiunng h;gti
greater ease m nqxortmg
not In' tha onlv group :n
hum th.tf iM'd im- the 11 *7:^
vt Of k it.'.
anils truest ions on
the census law were real
int> r>■'t ratt-' makes the
tha can'll' torm w ill v ary by
v ulv ai 1 in a tvil'iis tor 1982
ii'Msiix s,.\ *•! 1, iJelU" h.is e
t ‘ \ | H ' f J' 1 11 1
ires include pur
firmed by a Supreme ('ourt
lift ii" .3 im Hum t ha agniii!
ragion and qua'tions have
The 1982 Economic Can
Id-til <t!'oppe«l .in<i -I's.'inl
; ell. ’ ' u! !
ai d ti-rt lllZI’1 pas
decision
Families can apply for Land Heritage Program
This year-we re hoping to
surpass the 1 500 murk in
the total -number of Texas
pro|ierties registered in our
Family Land Heritage ITo
gram, \griculture t 'omnus
sionei Reagan V Brow n said
leivntly
\i:d we tx'rtainfy hois-
indiv iduals interested in his
torv or agriculture in Me,
■ iuia i minty w ill help us 'by
bringing .is many qualified
applications into the pro
gram as possible
suicv 1974. the program
has honored 1.443 Texas
pro|>erties 16 from Medina
i ounty
The Texas Depart inent. of
\griculture TDA is enter
mg“its eighth year in spon
soring the program which
honors those families that
have [lersrvered for a oen
tury or more in the cultiva
lion and production of food
and Idler. Brown said "Un-
doubtedly these families
a ith thnr unfaltering deter
ruination have been the
backbone of Texas agncul
tore
The registration period
a ill extend from May 15 to
Xllgllst 15
Those who quality are
honored in state ceremonies
and receive a certificate and
a copy ol the Family Land
Heritage Registry The pub
heat ion has a brief historv ol
each farm or ranch and
includes old photographs of
the families and homes
Basie requirements ■ in
elude the following Continu
ous agricultural production
the larm ranch for too
years land ownership w ithm
the family complete opera
tion or supervision of the
larm ranch production by
family members who are
Texas residents and a size of
!u acres or more with agri
cultural sales ol $5u or more
a year or if less than It)
acres sales ot af least S25o a
year (.'ounty judges must
approve all applications
Persons who meet the
lii'ic qualifications and wish
tii enter can obtain art appli
cation from the county
judge, county Historical
( 'ommission chairperson, the
nearest TDA district office,
or by writ ing to (’ommission
er Reagan V Brown. Texas
Department ol Agriculture.
I’d Box 12847 Austin. Tex
as 7871 1
"As long as I have a want, I have a reason for living."
George Bernard Shaw
JEARL JOHNSON
has joined the staff at
DeMontel’s
as
SERVICE TECHNICIAN
FOR PROMPT,
COFRTEOFSSERVICE
CALL DE MONTEL’S
426-3361
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fashion
key
506 Avenue M, tiondo
426-3009
I’ml
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• hi
mo'-t n
h*mv erics
i ' dev eloped ill medical
nee - -. ,evme lor com
lleatiie d -i-.e-s \ .iivuit-
rs more money lives
people IroiTl illness than
tiling else in modern
lieine
,n ati'e I he general ion ol
av sees very lit I le Ot I he
■sses caused by the ills
ns |hi|io w hooping cough
isles mumps, rubella
hthena and tetanus, we
uld not allow our eltorts
prevention to be under
led
teeently there has been
, News coverage con
mug pertussis* vaccine
I the reaction I mm a lew
ividual eases which
uld merit our concern
ise in public health, are
ire ol the risks and
outages to prescribing
imili/ations tor children
iilblieand private medical
IKS'
>111)111' health personnel
st also make the public
ire ol the advantages in
suading them to continue
protection for their cljil
n We remind you of the
year period ot t fie 19.>o s
I review the reported
es and deaths attributed
some ol these diseases in
State ol Texas
values of diseases, figures
ir reported cases and
uted deaths arc listed
pectivelv I hptheria.
56-176: i’ertussis. 76,586
, Measles. 535,061-411
"Rudeness is the weak
man’s imitation of strength."
Eric Hoffer
I’l'lin : 1 437 1 0711
" Several year' ago Eng
aid had lowered their
-tandard' ol |>ertil"!s vac
■ me and began minimal el
tort' ol jiertu.'Ms vaccina,
turn Because ol the sharp
ri'c in the number ol eases
and dealt)' in that country
attributed to pertussis, they
reinstated their efforts vvith
..vareme protection
111 197o San Antonio was
struck with an outbreak of
.911 eases ol dipthena result
mg ill the death of three
\\ about prolonged ellort' ot
v.urination chillis and the
.iv ailaliilil v otA .iivme to the
public wet .Vg,eX|K‘('t pern-I
ic outbreaks to occur as did
happen in Bexar ( ounty
Preventive medicine and
immunization clinics have
prnven their benelits to Tex
ails Resides the agony and
'•are ol a aek child monev.
lives and lime have been
saved throughout every area
ol our state
Iii order to have eoiitHilled
benelits • in protecting our
tli' pui'li.' must
to part u ipate ill our
I III/'. Os
■ out mi
immunization'" cliniiS (hit
dreii arc protected from
vaivme prev ent,ill e diseases
l.v vaeeiilatioe .our tiest
protection trom ehildliood
diseases
'see tliat your child is
protected, v isit y our local
physician oi public health
clinn1 in v our eommunit v
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Swimwear
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West Texas Bluegrass Band Championship
Contest and Festival
Prude Ranch — Fort Davis. Texas
‘ h*, McDonald ODwvatO'v Mignma*
June 3, 4 and 5, 1982
Friday MlfKt, All Day SatarAay A SaaAay Meriting
$■ too First Place Band
S iot Second Place Band
S ’bC Third Place Band
Competing bands will play 30 minute set In competition
Pre-Registered Bands Will Receive Ticket Oiscount At 6ate
Banjo Contest Fiddle Contest
First Place S»SO
Second Place *>00
Third Place * *®
First Place
Second Place
Third Place
Featured Entertainment
Backyard Bluegrass — Paradise
Texas Grass Graham
Family Entertainment
Stage Shows 8. Jam Sessions Friday and Saturday Evenings
Gospel Show — Sunday Morning — 9:00 A M
Show Will Be Held Inside in Case of Rain
Ad«l>ilaa $4 00 par day $10.00 far Festival
(MUm Radar IR Fraa with Adolfs
Cabins and 100 Electrical Hook Ups for Campers
20 New Motel Units At Prada Raacli
CONCESSION STAND AVAILABLE - NO ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
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efficiency from your county administration
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Helvey, Pam Nester. The Hondo Anvil Herald (Hondo, Tex.), Vol. 96, No. 20, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 20, 1982, newspaper, May 20, 1982; Hondo, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth818079/m1/3/?q=food+rule+for+unt+students: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Hondo Public Library.