Property Owners Question $ Paying Program At Cameron Hearing
About 40 property owners attended a 10 a.m. public hearing in Cameron on the proposed 10 locking paying program. Tom Anderlitch of Texas Securities explained the plan, with Mrs Wooley of Temple to contact property owners. Albert Burnett Arthur Bowling Carl Black and Mrs Clifton Jenness asked questions. Albert Collins spoke for the program, described as Camerons largest. A 15 day litigation period must pass before construction begins, earliest July 17 and perhaps August 1. Mayor Perrin introduced officials including all councilmen except John Hays. Realty appraisers Gordon Baskin and Edward P.s bee discussed effects on property values. Paving contractor Aubrey Slough and Ed Apel of Fort Worth provided engineering input. A petition with about 25 signatures on East Sixth St was not presented. The council received about 49 prior inquiries from property owners seeking program details.
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Milam
Tom Anderlitch
Texas Securities
Antonio
Wooley
Temple
Buddy Fuller
Albert Burnett
Arthur Bowling
Carl Black
Clifton Jenness
Albert Collins
Fast Sixth St
Cameron
Fuller
E. A. Perrin
Anderlitch
John Hays
St. Edward Hospital
Gordon Baskin
Edward P.sbee
Aubrey Slough
Ed Apel
Rady & Associates
Fort Worth
Cameron Public Works Dept
Perrin
the Herald
East Sixth St
North Fannin
North Jackson
Sixth Street
Humble Elected Library Chairman and Book Purchases Continue
The Cameron Library board elected Don G. Humble as chairman with vice president Mrs. Frank Perrin and secretary Miss Maurine House and treasurer Richard Williams. A $2,000 book-purchase program continues as attendance in a children’s reading program grows. new board members Williams and Frank M. Luecke joined, with carryover members Perrin, Holder, House, and Thornton.
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Camerot Public Library Board
Don G. Humble
Frank Perrin
Maurine House
Richard Williams
George Bowman
Jude
Wallace
Monroe Fuchs
Cameron Library
House
Louise Jamison
Wilams
Frank M. Luecke
Carry Over
Perrin
Perry Holder
Miss House
Mildred Thornton
Cameron Urban Renewal Board to Review Area Codes
The Cameron Urban Renewal board will meet at 10 a.m. Monday at the CURA office to review proposed building codes for the restoration area and select five appraisers for properties in the district. A map shows the 23 to 24 block area shaded for potential purchase, including the block opposite the Courthouse and portions of five other blocks. Finance discussions cover costs and interest rates for owners affected, with strong public interest noted after a June meeting.
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Cameron Urban Renewal Board
CURA
Cameron
West Main
West First St
Houston
Central Avenues
A.W. McCullin
Pictures
B&b Studio
Bernard Johnson Engineers
Industrial and infrastructure expansion reshape Cameron area economy
Local discussion highlights a wave of planned improvements across Cameron and surrounding counties. Projects include Finn Creek Watershed, Laneport and North San Gabriel acquisitions, Alcoa expansion in Rockdale, and a 28 million long term plan, with several dozen million in nearby spending expected over the next eight years.
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Finn Creek
Cameron
Aueow
Bell County
Laneport
North San Gabriel
Georgetown
Williamson County
Carmeron
Alcoa
Rockdale
Troup Assumes Rotary Presidency and Outlines Plans
Troup Jr. assumed the Cameron Rotary Club presidency on Wednesday and outlined plans for the 1962-63 Rotary year. New officers include Gus Filey vice president Rev Wirt Skinner secretary Dana Kestenbaum treasurer Calvin Cobb Henry Litzman Henry Ivey and Arehe Prokisch direct, succeeding Barney Owen who died in May. Stroup hopes to add 10 new members and expand Interact Rotary activities at Yoakum High School.
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On Troup Jr
Cameron Rotary Club
Rotary
Gus Filey
Wirt Skinner
Dana Kestenbaum
Calvin Cobb
Henry Litzman
Henry Ivey
Arehe Prokisch
Direet
Stroup
Barney Owen
Committees Plan Hospital Program
Committees of the St Edwerd Hocapital fund plan a hospital program with meetings next week. Drive chairman Hubert Eliot says committees cover donor index and mailing, donor contact, county-wide and out-of-county limitation, industrial and business, city organizations and publicity.
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St Edwerd Hocapital Fending
Hubert Eliot
Councilman John Hays At St. Edward Hospital
City Councilman and retired Cameron Postmaster John Hays lies hospitalized at St. Edward following a heart attack last week. His daughter Mrs. Joe Gibbons of Enon Ohio and son Bob Hays of Taylor are with him. The St Edward Hospital fund drive aims for 757000 in local and statewide funding to build a 50 bed facility south of the old campus. Officers include R W Wells vice chairman Dr George Bowman treasurer Sister Kostka and Sister Aloysius. About 750000 is pledged with 500000 Hill Burton funds and 250000 from the St Joseph Hospital Order Houston Ellett announced. The drive begins in September with office space to be leased. The board includes Mrs Cecil Anderson N L Caperton Albert Collins John H Davis Dr T C Green John B Henderson Jr Don G Humble Charles Kunz Dr and Mrs S H Richardson Henry Litman Frank M Luecke Forrest Sapp Gene Smitherman Dr C G Swift Lester Williams James D Camp Sister Kostka and Sister Aloysius.
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John Hays
Cameron
St. Edward Hospital
Joe Gibbons
Enon
Ohio
Bob Hays
Taylor
St Edward
R W. Wells
George Bowman
Kostka
Aloysius
Ellett
Hill-Burton
St. Joseph Hospital
Houston Ellett
The
Herald
Cecil Anderson
N. L. Caperton
Albert Collins
John H. Davis
T. C. Green
John B Henderson Jr
Don G. Humble
Charles Kunz
S. H
Challenge For Scouts and City Youths at Cameron Library
Story Hour at Cameron Public Library offers youngsters a summer program while eight Cadette Girl Scouts work on their Challenge of Citizenship. The girls guide 3 to 6 year olds each Thursday, with two scouts per session, from July through August at 10 a.m. Volunteers supervise activities based on stories like The Paper Flower Tree.
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Cameron Public Library
JoAn Owen
Cynthia Krieg
Mary Caroline Matula
Pat Hollas
Connie Ellis
Kathryn Kahler
Janet Pierce
Beth Brock
Yankees Indians Battle For LL Lead In Crucial Friday Showdown
Little League leaders face off as the Yankees and Indians clash in the final of three games. Indians lead with 7-1 after recent wins, Yankees 5-1, each with one loss to the other, setting a decisive frame for the season. Other results include Indians beating Cardinals 3-1 behind Hollas and Rangel.
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Yankees
Indians
Bears
Cardinals
Colts
David Hollas
Fred Rangel
Ronnie Chamberlain
Mike Mueck
Phil McCall
Scott Mitchan
Glenn Cryer
Gene Mitchan
Ronnie Mikulee
Colt
Mark Michalka
Randy Sapp
John Houston
Steven Bornfeld
Ricky Sapp
Frank Borgas
N. Rangel
Gary Fuchs
Mikulee
Rangel
Cardinal
Gene Goeke
Ernie Provasek
Eugene Mitehan
Tony Vargas
Carl Parne
Bobby Zavodny
Joe Griffith
Dale Mueck
Yankee
Kenneth Dusek
New Oil Wildcat In South Milam
Milam County sees two new wildcats in the Milbur Field area with one planned drill at 2 500 feet in the Harry W. Young lease three miles south of Milano for a basal Wilcox test and another Edwards Lime test on the Hogan tract in Van Veighton Survey. The Edwards test aims at about 6 500 feet in area.
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Milam County
South Milam
Milbur
Houston Petroleum Company No
Harry W. Young
Young
Milano
James Shields
North Milbur
Edwards
W. P. Hogan
van Veighton
J. M. Huber Corporation
RE. Smith
Houston
Hogan
Six Enter In Contest For MFB Queen
Six contestants register for the Milam County Farm Bureau Queen Contest to be held July 20 with entries due by July 10. Names include Barbara Jo Hickman Janette Klement Marilyn Hanel Carol Lucko Ann Looney and Linda Synatzske. Local winner receives 50 dollars, runner up 25, and all entrants get a gift. The county winner advances to national Farm Bureau Queen contests with scholarships and travel goals. eligibility requires ages 16 to 22 and a daughter or sister of a Farm Bureau member.
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Milam County Farm Bureau
Barbara Jo Hickman
Joe Hickman
Cameron
Janette Klement
Frank Klement
Rogers
Marilyn Hanel
Herman Hanel
Cameron Carol Lucko
Monroe Lucko
Ann Looney
J. A. Looney
Branchville
Linda Synatzske
C. QO. Synatzske
Milam Farm Bureau
Milam County
Farm Bureau
National Farm Bureau
Tiris
Editor To Address Young Farmers Here
C. G. Scruggs editor of Progressive Farmer will speak at 8 p m Saturday July 13 to Cameron Young Farmers. A special meeting is set at Methodist Fellowship Hall for Scruggs address.
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C. G. Scruggs
Progressive Farmer
Cameron Young Farmers
Reeves Brown
CYF
Methodist Fellowship Hall
Scruggs
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Yoe High School
New Oil
South
MFB Queen
Farm Bureau Queen
Barbara Hickman
Carol Lucko