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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1971
Page
5
New York Coronet magazine cites doctors linking eating habits to personality. Men preferring bread and potatoes show problem solving and judgment issues. big meat eaters appear sociable and action oriented, suited for leadership. Desserts suggest humor. milk and ice cream hint at insecurity. lack of food hang ups implies a mature, balanced mind.
The Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service notes commercial vegetables produced in Texas in 1970 valued at 141,422,000 dollars, up 16 percent from 1969. Leading crops by value were onions carrots potatoes cabbage and watermelons. Texas ranked third nationally in harvested acreage production and value of fresh market vegetables behind California.
Almost 300 FFA and 4 H Club boys from across Texas enter the Calf Scramble at the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo February 12 to 21 at Joe Freeman Coliseum. Twenty boys per event chase ten calves for a finish line halter and livestock certificates worth 50 to 15 dollars, aiding future purchases for projects. Local competitors include Brian Cobb Douglas Brown Gary Cobb and David Ehler from Cameron Marcus Wilde of Burlington Mike Mikeska of Rogers alternate Michael Green of Burlington Glen Cryer of Cameron FFA Richard Dodd of Rosebud Steve Harris of Hearne Ray Homeyer of Buckholts Gary Zboril Albin Horak Jr and Stanley Mayer.
Serviceman Ritchie C. Lester of Rockdale and Rockdale High School 1970 graduate completed basic training at Naval Training Center Orlando Florida. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse R. Lester.
Cattle and calves receipts reached 700 this Thursday, lower than last week but higher than last year. Slaughter cows and bulls varied with utility, cutter, and canner categories. steers, heifers, and calves showed mixed gains. Feeder cattle and stock cows also posted higher bids. hogs at 400 receipts saw barrows, gilts, and sows trading up while boars remained at 7.00.
Belton pharmacist Richard Inman and Belton High School coach Jack Meredith developed Power Pak to meet teen athletes' nutritional needs. The capsule supplement, tested in Cameron schools, showed weight gain and fewer colds, earned FDA consideration and a patent, with Holt Sporting Goods distributing in 37 states and Power Pak priced at 10.95 per unit.
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