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Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1966

Page

7

Texas Highway Dept Preserves Wildflowers By Skirting Mowing

The Texas Highway Department limits mowing on its 66 5 thousand mile system to protect roadside wildflowers and natural flora. Motorists may see unmowed patches that allow seed pods to ripen before a thorough cleanup next spring. The program aids erosion control, highway safety, and driver alertness with trees shrubs and rest areas along routes.

Austin Texas Highway Department Texas Mother Nature Bliehonnet Texas Hihway Department

Relatives Gather for Funeral and Local Visits

Mrs. George Logan and Mrs. Nadine Hopkins of Houston attended the funeral of Mrs. Bessie Howard and Hopkins visited her aunt Mrs. Thelma Bubela. Other relatives and residents from Burlington Temple Cameron and Austin are listed with visits and hospital stays.

George Logan Nadine Hopkins Houston Bessie Howard Hopkins Thelma Bubela Burlington Dro Everett Celia McSherry Willie Mae Stoebrer Temple Frank Rogers Halbert Hospital David Wickens H. D. Swanzy Marlin Law Clayton Hyde Charlie Boehmne Melvin Boehme Henry Stuebner Charlie Litate Veterans Hospital Charlie Litzman Charles Garner Austin Ricky Litzman Jim Litzman Cameron

Milam County Home Demonstration Club Lesson Notes

Milam County Home Demonstration Agent Carel Ann Bennett and Associate Texema Manley led the fifth lesson of the Food For The Young Family series on April 21 at Simon George Hall Cameron with 9 young homemakers attending. Topics covered included food preparation principles and methods to retain value and flavor in meats vegetables eggs and dairy. Cameron HD Club served refreshments. The final lesson is set for April 28 from 9:30 to 11:30. The Milam County Subcommittee on Aging met April 21 at 2:00 p.m. to finalize plans for the Senior Citizens Hobby and Craft Day and Honoring Ceremony on May 30, 1966 at the W. O. W. Hall Rockdale with attendees Mrs. en B Sapp Mrs. Wavyens Me Lloyd Lamere Mrs. R Hunt Mrs. Pinetta Williams and Mrs. W. R. Newton Sr.

Milam County Carel Ann Bennett Texema Manley Simon George Hall Cameron Cameron HD Club Milam

Schiller Todd Presented TCC Science Award

Texas Chemical Council named more than ten Texas high school seniors for outstanding science work in chemistry and related subjects. Robert R. Schiller of Yoo High School and Linda Jo Todd of Rockdale High School were selected among graduating seniors to receive slide rule awards. Presentations will occur at their schools with reps from 54 member companies.

Texas Chemical Council Texas Robert R. Schiller EF. 0. Schiller, Jr Yoo High School Linda Jo Todd Rockdale Sydney T. Ellis Petro-Tex Chemical Corporation Houston

Cameron Livestock Auction Report Thursday sale

At Cameron Livestock Auction 400 cattle and 110 hogs were consigned. Prices ranged with Good and Choice fed steers and yearlings at 24.75 to 27.00, fat cows 19.60 to 20.50, stocker cows 17.00, bulls 21.75 to 22.50, calves 25.50 to 26.60, stocker steer calves 28.00 to 30.00, heifers 24.50 to 26.25, and cows and calves mostly 175.00 to 210.00. Hogs Top No 1 to 3 grade 22.00 to 22.40, sows 18.50 to 19.30.

Cameron

Aphids infest shrubs and crops prompt county advice

County notes report aphid infestations on home garden plants shrubs cotton and grain sorghum. They outline aphid biology reproduction and eggs, and note natural enemies and weather as controls. Chemical options Diazinon Malathion Parathion are discussed with safety timing.

Texas A&M Offers Guides on Pest Control and Broccoli Care

Home economists note sanitation helps prevent household pests and highlight a bulletin Texas A&M publishes on controlling insects with equipment and pesticides. They advise selecting broccoli by color and tight clusters, storing it in a closed container, and using it quickly for vitamin rich nutrition.

Gwen Clyatt Texas A&m University

Stolen Cars Recovered Nationwide

Insurance Information Institute reports about 30 percent of recovered stolen cars offset total losses. The note covers all automobiles stolen in the United States and outlines the scale of recoveries.

United States Insurance Information Institute

Buckholts May Fete to Crown Royal Court

Buckholts announces its annual May Fete on April 29 in the Buckholts School Gymnasium. Royal court members span from first grade to senior classes with Queen Gail Janek and King Michael Bodecker leading a program of class acts and prizes for best performances by both high school and elementary grades.

Buckholts Royal Court Gail Janek Michael Bodecker Buckholts School Dana Dungan Kinglbert Svetlik Royal Court Laurie Kuzel Craig Junek Sherry Hubac Joe Mendoza Irene Mendoza Johnny Salazar Betty James Harold Gass Debra Ruzicka Rikey Mendoza Debra Coufal Joe Herrera Lynn Shelton David Bodedkey Fighth Dottie Abel Jerry Zelisko Debra Kuhn Alan Barkemeyer Janie Brady Ronnie Rubac Kathryn Mitcham Dennis Tomascik Sandra Gresak Robert Davis Doc Kitty Matt

Agriculture predicts record farm exports fueling U.S. balance of payments

A Department of Agriculture forecast aims to push exports of farm products above 6.5 billion dollars in the 1966 fiscal year ending June 30, with a potential rise to 8 billion by 1970. Exports make up about a quarter of total U.S. shipments, underscoring Texas producers’ stake in sales abroad.

U.S. Department of Agriculture U. S Texas

Litzman Re-Elected PTC President At St Anthony

At the April St Anthony PTC meeting new officers were elected Hd Litzman was re elected president First Vice President Mrs HH BE McAfee Second Vice President Mrs Thorns Sheguil Secretary Mrs Zoe Zarosky Treasurer AL Schoppe Historian Mrs Doe Lester Williams explained the Carm eron Industrial Foundation and the club voted 100 percent for the foundation The group will sponsor the annual May Day May 18 providing a free lunch for school children Hostesses were Mrs Lawrence Zotz Mrs Joe Mueck and Mrs Matt Zarosky Jr

St. Anthony Ptc Hd. Liteman HH BE. McAfee Thorns Sheguil Doe Zarosky A. L. Schoppe Historia Doe Try Lawrence Zotz Joe Mueck Matt Zarosky Jr

Cattle On Feed In 32 States Rises To 9.56 Million

Cattle and calves on feed for slaughter in 32 major states totaled 9.556 million on April 1 up 1.5 percent from a year earlier. Most gains come from cattle weighing 700 to 1009 pounds. On feed numbers fell 3 percent from Jan 1 to April 1, smaller than last year’s 9 percent drop, notes Ed Avacek of Texas A&M University Extension.

Ed Avacek Texas A&m University

Temple Junior College Sets Summer Session Dates

Temple Junior College announces two six week sessions under Dean Johnny Payne. The first runs June 1 to July , the second July 1 to August 19. Tuition in district residents is 20 per course, 25 for non residents, with varying fees for some business courses and a 2 per course fee for natural sciences students.

Temple Junior College Johny Payne

Texas milk output slips in March but up from year earlier

Texas milk production for March reached 263 million pounds, down 2 percent from March 1965 but 15 percent higher than the prior month. Per cow output averaged 600 pounds, up 24 pounds from a year earlier and 83 pounds above the previous month, according to the Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service.

Texas Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service

Handle Livestock Care Reduces Costs Across Farm to Slaughter

Rough handling of livestock costs money with experts noting 34 cents paid for each small hog bruise. Bruises on other livestock incur similar expenses. Careful handling from farm to slaughter house yields better returns.

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Highway Dept Cerned Roy Lindsey Lola Kay Rogers Terrel Prescott Hakbert Hospital Yarborn Dearborn S&h Culpepper W. Main Resformation Institute Texas Guide For Department of Agricultural Information College Station Doris Myers Crawford Martin Monroe Corbin N. Fannin OX Litzman PTC Lester Williams Carmeron Industrial Foundation TJC Texas Milk Production Texas Power & Light Company Tp&l Texas Power Light Compan Marak’s Sinclair Cameron, Texas
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