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A simple coleslaw mix of cabbage carrot and green pepper tossed with a mayonnaise dressing. Freshen with cider vinegar sugar and pepper then fold in diced onion for a crisp side serving 10 portions.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1967
Page
2
A simple coleslaw mix of cabbage carrot and green pepper tossed with a mayonnaise dressing. Freshen with cider vinegar sugar and pepper then fold in diced onion for a crisp side serving 10 portions.
Texas Power and Light Company will spend 42 million 3 thousand in 1967 for new facilities. Major projects include Valley Steam No. 2 and Tradinghouse Creek No. 1 generating units, with completion in late 1967 and 1969 respectively. Additional 138 kv and 345 kv transmission lines and substations will be built or upgraded across North and East Texas, including Edgewood Canton Weatherford Springtown and Royse City areas.
College Station residents can grow attractive indoor plants with artificial lights. Florescent cool light lamps, two forty watt tubes per fixture, placed one foot above trays, illuminate 14 to 16 hours daily for top quality plants.
The Marlin Country Club will sponsor its 10th annual 18 hole golf tournament for the Heart Fund. It is set for February 25 and 26 with a medalist prize and prizes for each flight. Entrance fee is $3.50.
Fleet Street in London is described as the hub of England's newspaper industry with numerous editorial and printing houses clustered along the famous street. The report notes the concentration of presses and media offices in this historic district.
Texas A and M economist John McHaney predicts a healthy 1967 national economy with growth near the long term average. He cites Vietnam and defense spending as key drivers of potential inflation or easing of restrictions, expects mortgage funds to loosen later, and notes housing, non durable goods, and services demand to shape the year.
Irene's BD Wy mplen Furniture leads with 499 wins in 31 losses while Kimbrel's Truck Stop sits at 47 33 and Marek Burns 4 trails. Three game handicap series top performances include Kimbrel's Truck Stop 2467 and First National Bank 2452, with First National Bank also posting the high team game 875. Individual scratch marks include Annette Hillman 488, Pat Richter 483, Maxine Fail 477.
Stanley Schigut undergoes surgery at Scott and White Hospital Wednesday morning. Mrs. Dana Monroe and Mrs. L. W. Stroup join Central Texas women at a Rose Bud tea hosted by Mrs. Malcik Thursday afternoon. Women discuss San Antonio HemisFair building plans and local involvement. Marsha Dell Leibman performs with Blinn College Chorus and College Concert Band in Austin as part of the Twenty sixth Annual Junior College Conference. Miss Mildred Thornton and Mrs. Perry Holder visit College Station to hear Vance Pack and discuss his book The Naked.
Couples welcomed new children including Richard Wayne Halpain born February 11 at St. Edward Hospital weighing 8 7 to Mr and Mrs Charles Ray Halpain of Cameron Leonard Ray Hollas born February 2 weighing 8 4 to Mr and Mrs Andrew Hollas of Little River Laura Lynnell Whitely born February 10 weighing 6 13 to Mr and Mrs Clifford L Whitely of Rockdale Twin daughters Jeanette 7 5 and Janelle 5 9 born February 12 to Mr and Mrs Wilmer Smith of Milano at St. Edward Hospital. Children listed with birth times and parent names.
Large ponds over ten acres host regular fishing by club members or daily anglers. Smaller ponds and rice canals often require landowner permission but yield bluegill bream and perch along with sizeable black bass up to six pounds. Basic gear suffices and most fishing is banked, with fly tackle possible on smaller waters.
In a wide SWC blend of callouts and anecdotes coach talk, the piece lampoons recruiting rumors around Houston and Baylor while profiling Stallings and Bryant parallels. It recalls players Monty Johnson, Pal mer and Pal mer’s father, plus notes about coaches Knodel Worster and Rader and mentions Mickey Herskowitz returning to the Houston Post.
A New Orleans reader signs as Mrs. Don L. Arriett requesting the Herald be sent for another year. She notes Cameron remains her home in sentiment despite living far away.
Two thousand bales of Johnson grass stored in a barn are offered for sale or trade. Ater Ranch lists 60 cents per unit for stock and equipment. Contact MI2-3511 in Rogers for details.
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