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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1970
Page
4
A public meeting on quality water is set for 2 p.m. Friday December 11 in the Conference Room at First National Bank in Cameron. Swine beef and dairy producers are urged to attend this Milam County event.
College Station reports pork now contains 22 percent more protein and 57 percent less fat with 36 percent fewer calories thanks to mid 1950s selective breeding. Dr. William B. Thomas notes gains in lean meat yield and quality, while nutrition tips highlight a 3 1/2 ounce serving meeting substantial daily protein and vitamin needs.
Milam County announces the annual Junior Livestock Show for January 16 with 4-H members and vocational agricultural students eligible. Entries include market hogs sheep cattle and dairy animals with fees of 1.00 for sheep hogs rabbits and 2.00 for cattle.
Mrs. Hugh McMillan attended the funeral of her aunt Mrs. Johnny McHenry in Port Neches with Mr. McMillan. Weekend visitors included Mrs. Bertie Hughson Marcos and Robby Payne from San Marcos and Round Rock. Other travel for visits occurred in Temple Rockdale and Lubbock while Albuquerque and Corpus Christi ties appeared in kinfolk travel notes.
Local page highlights a Christmas pageant at 7 30 p m December 11 in the Gause school auditorium and a planned student trip to Waco to visit Lake Air Mall and the Central Texas Zoo. It also notes births, family birthdays, a Santa Parade attendance, and revival services at the Gause Apostolic Church through December 16 with evangelists Rev and Mrs Kaye Kerr and son Gary.
Texas 4-H Club members Stella Rose Brackettville and Randy Miller Edinburg will represent at the December White House Conference on Children. The piece notes food production costs rise sharply from farm to consumer.
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