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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1971
Page
9
The piece urges yearly medical checkups for all, twice yearly for middle age, dental visits, weight control, quitting smoking, immunization checks, and adherence to health laws. It links health, prevention, and public responsibility to family safety and community efforts.
Buckholts Buckholts School resumed classes Monday after a two week Christmas and New Year break. Community members shared holiday visits and family events including a 50th wedding anniversary at Czech Brethren Church and relatives visiting from Temple Bartlett Ft Worth Austin San Antonio and Houston.
Dr. W Ballentine Henley of Los Angeles will speak to the Central Texas Dinner Club on Thursday Jan 7 at 7 15 p m at the Holiday Inn in Temple on After the Farewell Party Life Really Begins He holds four academic degrees and has served as Provost of the California College of Medicine U C I Irvine and as Water and Power Commissioner for 18 years with about 11000 employees He and his wife operate a cattle ranch and he keeps horses He is active in civic affairs serving on hospital boards YMCA the Los Angeles Area Welfare Association and Rotary International in various leadership roles.
Paul S. Dillon will retire this week as the ASCS employee with the longest tenure in Cameron, ending a 30 plus year service that began in 1937 with the AAA. He moved back to his Burlington farm after retirement and plans to raise maize and help farmers see the customer side of service. He and his wife have four children with ties to education and industry in Texas.
George Jones of The Cameron Herald spoke on Oddities in History at the Noon Lions Club luncheon at The Texan. He cited Norse boat findings in East Texas and a Mandan link to Norse heritage. He relayed Finis Bates's tale of a Tyler man posing as Abraham Lincoln’s assassin John Wilkes Booth as St Helen, detailing escape, capture, and similarities to Booth.
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