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THE COURIER
FEBRUARY 15, 1979
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458-7817 ’Nite Sun. 458 7443
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Coordinates - Mix & Match
Bathing Suits • Jogging Suits
Tues: Catfish
Wed: Spaghetti
Track Insurance and Cargo Insurance?
Check with us when you renew.
SANGER, TEXAS
[817] 458-3088
LIQUID FERTILIZER - HERBICIDES
CUSTOM DRIP APPLICATION
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Farm Service
INSURANCE SERVICE
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from spending several days
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OWNER
Gift Shop
DOWNTOWN
TUES. - SAT.
10 A.M. 5:30 P.M.
"In language, clarity it every-
thing." Confucius
215 Bolivar
Sanger 70266
458-3878
458 3986
Sanger
CHEMICAL COMPANY
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Plant Manager
383-3112
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Appliances
Tank Rental and Sale
, Carburetions for Tractors and Trucks
MR. AND MRS. HOMER RILEY,
MR. AND MRS. HOMER RILEY, MGRS.
PHONE DAY OR NIGHT 458-3116
Denton: 382-4041
Two-Way Radio Between Office A Track
Simmons Air Conditioning
Central Heating & Air Cond.
A FREE ESTIMATES
ON ALL HEATING
AND AHI CONDITIONING
24 HOUR SERVICE
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CLAY POT EATERY
Hours: Tues.-Thurs. 10:00 AM-9:00 PM
Fri.-Sat. 10:00 AM-10:00 PM
Sun. 11:00 AM 2:00 PM
Regular Menu Served
DINNER SPECIALS* ALL YOU CAN EAT*
AFTER 5:30
Thurs: Fried Chicken
•Includes Salad Bar
482 3927
Paxton Gray is a patient
at Veterans Hospital in
Dallas.
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Services Held
For Mark E.
McCoy
Mark Everett McCoy, age
59, passed away February
12 at 5:02 a.m. at Westgate.
He resided at 205 Southland
Drive in Sanger. He. was
born in Kansas on Novem
ber 15. 1919 and married
Geraldine Clover June 19,
1946 in Flagstaff, Arizona.
He was a heavy equipment
operator.
Mr. McCoy is survived by
his wife; one daughter, Mrs.
Brenda J. Thompson of
California; one sister, Mrs.
Esther Williams of Sanger;
and two grandchildren.
Funeral services were
held February 14 at the
Coker Funeral Home Cha-
pel. Interment is in the
Sanger Cemetary. Services
were conducted by the Rev.
Ed Seale.
Pallbearers were Gaylen
Snow, Tom Garrett, Barry
Woods, Jr., .Benny Bridges,
Richard Muir, and C.F.
Johnson.__________________
some winter losses, but fruit
now on the market has
excellent quality. Prices on
Temple oranges and tange-
los are lower—with good
quality.
FRESH VEGETABLES—
Cabbage is still a budget
item in spite of slightly
higher prices. Other econo-
mical vegetables are pota-
toes, carrots, broccoli, egg-
plant, sweet potatoes and
rutabagas.
DAIRY—Look for budget
prices on yogurt, cheeses
and milk._________
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the character. standing or reputation of any perwu. ffrm or
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newspaper will be gladly corrected upon due notice being
given to the publisher.
IANOIR GOURIBB
Published Every Thursday
Serving Sanger and Trade Arm Sines 1889
PUBLICATION NO. 136420
Telephone 458 7429 P.O. Box 88 Sanger. Texas 76308
Doc and Nine Newton
visited Bill Mahany of Fort
Worth Sunday.
Church Of
Christ Plans
Homecoming
The 4th and Cherry
Church of Christ is planning
a homecoming for all former
members Sunday, Feb. 25.
In connection with this
event, an attendance goal
has been set for 155 at the
morning worship hour.
Following services, a fellow
ship meal will be served in
the Elementary School
cafeteria. The public is
cordially invited to attend.
The church has recently
launched a bus ministry.
Anyone desiring transpor
tation may call 458-3243 for
this service.
very low
while there.
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| Maintain Quality Of
I Stored Grain
Good management of
grain crops in storage will
minimize quality deteriora-
tion after harvesting, says
an agricultural engineer for
the Texas Agricultural
Extension Service.
“When grain is harvested
at a moisture content higher
than that recommended for
safe storage, mechanical
drying must be done," notes
Richard Withers. "The
higher the grain tempera-
ture and moisture content,
the quicker the grain must
be dried mechanically to
prevent mold.
“For example, when grain
is at 90 degrees F. and has a
moisture content of 18
percent, moisture content
must be reduced to 15
percent within about six-to-
eight days,” explains the
Texas A&M University
System specialist. “If temp-
erature is reduced to 70
degrees F., the allowable
time to reduce moisture is
about 30 days. Of course, we
are assuming that grain is
being aerated during this
period."
Moisture contents for safe
storage vary with crops.
Withers suggests these
moisture percentages for
safe storage: corn, 13; rice,
12.5; sorghum, 12-14; soy
beans, 11-12; and wheat
12 14.
He points out that an
aeration system for grain
cooling and moisture migra-
tion control is needed if
grain is stored more than
two to three months, even if
safe storage moisture requi-
rements are met.
According to Withers,
aeration systems for cooling
grain and controlling mois
ture migration within grain
should supply about one-
tenth cubic foot per minute
(cfm) of air flow per bushel.
“Fans must be designed to
provide this flow rate
against pressures developed
in pushing air through grain.
Higher air flow rates are
required if the storage bin is
also used for drying,” points
out the engineer.
Withers also suggests
some simple precautionary
measures before storing
• YOUR/ Independent
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S1RVES YOU FIRST
Spring,
A shower was held
Monday night for Mr. and
Mrs. Jimmy Belcher. Hos-
tesses were the Gleaner
Class at First Baptist
Church. They received some
nice gifts. Their home was
destroyed by fire. The
shower was given by the J.
M. Forrest family.
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Lola Taylor of Denton
spent the weekend with
Ruth Rippy.
Visitors in the Doc
Newton home were Leah
and Mike Morelock of
Garland.
Happy belated birthday to
Opal Vaughn February 12.
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Mr. and Mrs. calvin
Harberson of Tyler visited
Mary Harberson and Carrol
Baker Sunday at Care Inn.
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Mr. and Mrs. Buster Copp
of Ponder visited his
mother, Mrs. Copp at Care
Inn Sunday.
Mr. Claude McCracken of
Gainesville, father of Ed
McCracken, had gall bladder
surgery last week at
Grapevine Memorial Hospi-
tal. He is doing well and is
spending a few days with his
daughter in Grapevine
before returning home.
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Regie and Judy Elsey
attended his grandmother's
funeral in Oklahoma City
February 8. They encoun-
tered 9 inches of snow and
temperatures
Riverside cautions area
farmers to watch for spiders
and green bugs in small
grain as some signs of their
prescence have already
appeared.
Now is the time for
booking your grain sorghum
seed. Riverside is a dealer
for Funk’s seed and N R
seed as well as Lankart
Cotton seed. It’s not too soon
to book your hay seed for
spring planting either.
Riverside will spread
fertilizer from one of their
giant trucks, or will loan you
a pull-type distributor for
your use.
Riverside Chemical Company—Convenient
Professional, And Conscientious
Riverside Chemical Co. in
Sanger is the place to go for
quality materials.
Manager Jack Burkholder
has the equipment and
personnel to handle your
fertilizer needs fast and
accurately.
Jack employs Dick Ready,
Marcy Villanueva, and
Evelyn Burkholder who are
all skilled in every aspect of
the fertilizer business. If
aeriel spraying is necessary,
Jack will arrange for Bill
Herrion to do the job. He can
be reached in Denton at
382 2353 or in Sanger at
458 3435.
Walter Harvey
patient at Westgate.
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Ross Mundy was admitted
to Westgate last week.
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Mrs. Lorene Barnett's
son, Glen Barnett of
Burleson, had gall bladder
surgery last week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jessie
Boyd’s visitors over the
weekend were Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Bolton of Newark.
••**•*•
Ms. Helen Springer and
Virginia Miller of Terrell
visited their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Springer and
also their uncle Arch
Springer. Mrs. Sam Mann of
Cleburne also visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Springer and Arch Springer.
•••••••
Kate Wilson spent the
weekend in her brother’s
home, Mr. and Mrs. Bud
Milligan of Denton.
•••••••
Last week’s visitors in the
home of Opel Vaughn were
Mrs. Roy Box of Decatur,
Mrs. Dixie Hawkins and son
Ben of Gainesville, and Mrs.
Hawkins’ mother-in-law of
Quanah, Texas.
•••••••
Mr. and Mrs.
Morris spent the weekend
with their son and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Teddy Wayne
Morris of Granbury.
•••••••
Mrs. Beatrice Pattoe of
Denton and Otis Jones
visited Mr. Bobby Jones at
Veterans hospital in Dallas
last week.
crops.
Check potential sources of
water leaks into bins and
seal them with a good
non drying caulking com
pound. Also, make sure air
vents are protected from
blowing rain.
Where rust spots exist on
galvanized bin surfaces,
clean the surface with a wire
brush and apply a good
quality zinc or rust inhibit
ing paint.
Finally, plan for alterna
tives in your harvest and
storage operation in case
emergency drying or pro
tection against insects is
needed.
Best Food
Buys
Eggs, especially large
sizes, are among this week's
budget buys, reports Gwen
dolyne Clyatt, a consumer
marketing information spe
cialist.
Also, chicken livers on
special, some fresh fruits
and vegetables, and canned
tomatoes and corn.
POULTRY—Egg prices
remain stable, although
severe winter weather could
slow production, cut suppl
ies and raise prices.
Fryer chicken prices are
slightly higher, although
some have thrifty price tags
in some markets.
FRESH FRUITS—Rea
sonable prices appear on
three-pound size bags of
apples.
Grapefruit crops suffered
Riverside will custom mix
your fertilizer and then
apply it. It all adds up to
convenience and savings for
you now.
Riverside Chemical is the
one stop shopping center for
all of your farm chemical or
fertilizer needs. After all.
Riverside has been serving
Sanger since 1965 and
Burkholder knows the farm
ing business.
Riverside was the first
fertilizer plant established in
Sanger and through
years has proven it
products that can
trusted.
Riverside offers soil test
ing services also. The
company can do the test for
you or has test chemicals
available for you to take to
your farm.
The company offers all
types of chemicals, herbi
cides and seeds.
Call 458-3435._____________
Good hitting always stops
good pitching and vice
versa.
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