Lions Lead In Minor League With Hustlers Close Behind
The Lions top the minor leagues with the Hustlers in second place. Players listed for both teams include Lions David Rinn and Homie Orsag versus Hustlers Mark Sheguil and Sidney Youngwood. Also noted are Yankees and White Sox rosters with multiple players named across teams.
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Lions
Hustlers
White Sexe
Yankees
Hottie
Mark Sheguil
Sydney Yuounebioed
Homie Orsag
David Rinn
Chris Craser
Nathan Kimbre
Jimemy Horton
Chip Kostrom
Danny Coker
Derrick Ora! Simeon
Kevin Kian
Darrel Vybrial
Glen Giaser
James Ibmenibyur
Z. Hustlers
John Alen
Moseley
Sidney Youngwood
Michael Smith
John Matule
Loevid Krenek
David Woods
Mark Woods
Roger @Jaden
Temple CC Sets Two Invitationals
Temple Country Club announces two events: the seventh annual lowball amateur partnership tournament and the Junior Tour for boys aged 16 to 17. About 170 players across seven teams expected for the lowball event with a $15 entry per player and a Sunday noon buffet. Junior entries close June 6 with around 70 entrants and defending champion Paul Carlile of Killeen anticipated to compete.
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Karl Mundell
Paul Carlile
Killeen
Mundell
Buckholts Pre School Registration Opens Soon
Buckholts School begins registration for pre-school classes starting June 16. Supt Lem Brady asks parents to report child names to the school secretary before opening day. Classes serve five and six year olds entering first grade in September 1909 or 1970. Six week program runs daily from 8:90 to 1:3 am with Jimmy Hauk as teacher and Mrs Josie Gonzalez as aide. Parents should attend June 1 opening day.
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Backholts
Supt
Lem Brady
Jimmy Hauk
Josie Gonzalez
Vacation Bible School Starts June 9 at Cameron Church of Christ
Cameron Church of Christ will hold Vacation Bible School from June 9 to June 15. Morning sessions run 9 to 11 for ages two through 6 and adults, while teen classes meet 7 20 to 9 PM. Activities include studies, filmstrips and refreshments at East Third and Central Streets.
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Church of Christ
Cameron
Kamenicky Grandson Among 1969 Air Force Academy Graduates
George W. Kamenicky son of Rudolph and Mrs J G Kamenicky Route 1 Cameron Kansas is one of 09 cadets in the 1969 Air Force Academy graduating class. He earns a BS in civil engineering and is commissioned as second lieutenant. He is named to the Dean's List for academics.
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George W. Kamenicky
Rudolph Kamenicky
Route 1
Cameron
Air Force Academy
Colo
Kamenicky
J. G Kamenicky
Derby
Kansas
Jung
Three-Day Emergency Care Course In Austin
A free three day course on emergency care and transport of the sick and injured in Central Texas runs June 10 to 12. Lectures and demonstrations for ambulance attendants policemen firemen nurses public health civil defense and other officials or private citizens. The Texas State Department of Health and Brackenridge Hospital Medical Education Department sponsor the Austin program.
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Texas
Public Health Center
Austin
Texas State Department of Health
Medical Education Department of
Texas City Visitors Spend Week With Relatives
Mr and Mrs B C Chuck and daughters Mrs Otis Arnold and Charles Knaptenburger of Texas City visited with relatives Mrs Oscar Story and Walter Wallace last week.
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Texas City
B.C. Chuck
Otis Arnold
Charles Knaptenburger
Oscar Story
Walter Wallace
Early tutoring boosts IQ in culturally deprived infants study
A three year study by Institute scientist Dr Earl B Schaefer finds that infants 15 to 36 months from low income Negro families show IQ gains when tutored one hour daily, five days a week, by educated women. The tutored group rose to 106 average, while the non tutored group fell to 89. Plans include nursery enrollment to track long term effects on development.
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Institute
Earl
Schaefer
NIMH
Fast-Paced Start For Cameron Little League Open
Cameron Little League season opens with wins and losses across divisions. Indians, Yankees, Cardinals, Colts and Bears all claim victories or suffer defeats in early matchups. standout performances include Ibra Henry, Joey Mondrik, Edwin Marek and Jeff Smitherman.
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Indians
Cardinal
Seaso
Yankees
Colts
Cardinals
Bears
Ibra Henry
Joey Mondrik
Edwin Marek
Cameron A Wins Pony Opener 3-2
Cameron A defeated Thorn dale 3-2 in the league opener. Gary Thweatt drove in the first run on a sacrifice by David Hiernung, with Mike Malone scoring on an overthrow in the fourth. Ernie Provasek earned the winning run in the sixth after a walk.
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Cameron A
Thorndale
Gary Thweatt
David Hiernung
Mike Malone
Gary Wieser
Dennis Gilbreath
Cameron
Ernie Provasek
Richard Cummings
Chester Buchanan
Gaylon Tucker
Leadership and Drawing Earn Merit at Sierra College
Debby Reath of Carmichael California received the Outstanding Certificate of Merit at Sierra College Rocklin for industrial arts craftsmanship citizenship and leadership demonstrated in exterior decorating mechanical and architectural drawings while at Camino High School. Fosilon Pi Tau Inc presented the award and she also earned a trophy as outstanding girl athlete. mother Berice Humble is a Cameron native.
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Debby Reath
Don Reath
Carmichael, Calif
Sierra College
Rocklin Calif
Camino High School
Fosilon Pi Tau, Inc
School Milk Fund Will Be Continued
Cong. Poage announced continuation of the Special School Milk Program while the Agricultural Appropriation Bill is under House consideration. He defended the program as the sole true nutritional effort by the government that aids all citizens, despite some opposition claiming it benefits dairymen and well-to-do children as well as the poor. He also opposed restricting payments to a single farmer and argued against setting policy through the Appropriation Bill.
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Poage
Boutwells Plan Grand Canyon Camping Vacation
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Boutwell and their two sons leave Saturday for a two week camping trip at the Grand Canyon. They will be joined by Mrs. Boutwell’s parents who will remain with the children while the parents descend to the canyon’s bottom via the footpath.
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Roy Boutwell
Grand Canyon
Area Students Receive Degrees
Local and area graduates are listed among spring commencements. Mary Beth Nance earned a B S from Southwest Texas State College on May 28. Roger S. Knapp graduated with honors from Texas A&I University. Laurence Lafferiere received a bachelor from Texas Tech May 31. Mike Perrin earned a degree from UT Austin May 31. Karen Elizabeth Anderson and Judith Darla Ashurst are UT graduates. Lanelle Darby of Cameron earned a BA in home economics at Texas Christian University on June 4.
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Mary Beth Nance
Herbert Nance
Cameron
Southwest Texas State College
Roger S. Knapp
R. S. Knapp
Texas A&i
Knapp
Texas Tech
Laurence Laffere I
School of Business Administration
Mike Perrin
University of Texas
University of Texas College of Arts and Sciences
Rockdale
Karen Elizabeth Anderson
Judith Darla Ashurst
Lanelle Darby
Rt. 2
Texas Christian University
Ocker Rites For Emil J. Dusek
Emil J. Dusek 80 of Rosenberg died Monday in Rosenberg. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 3 p.m. at the Ocker Brethren Church officiated by Rev. F. J. Kostohryz. Burial was in Ocker Cemetery. Surviving are his wife Mrs. E. J. Dusek of Rosenberg two sons Arnold Dusek and Emil Dusek Jr. both of Rosenberg a daughter Mrs. Erwin Marek of Meeks and a sister Mrs. Ladis Schiller of Elgin. Marek Burns Funeral Home handled local arrangements.
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Emil J. Dusek
Rosenberg
Ocker Brethren Church
Ocker
F. J. Kostohryz
Ocker Cemetery
E. J. Dusek
Arnold Dusek
Emil Dusek Jr
Erwin Marek
Meeks
Ladis Schiller
Elgin
Marek - Burns
State Will Benefit From New Technical Education Says Watson
Sen Murray Watson praised the 61st Legislature for education gains noting Jaynes Connally Technical Institute at Waco became a core campus of the Texas State Technical Institute with Harlingen and Amarillo campuses. He urged passage of Constitutional Amendment No 4 to exempt nonprofit water companies from ad valorem taxes and supported Amendment No 2 to boost the Texas Water Development Fund by 3.5 billion. He lamented lack of merit pay funds for state employees and urged funding for institutions in the 13th District.
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Murray Watson
Jaynes Connally Technical Institute
Waco
Texas A & M University
Texas State Technical Institute
Harlingen
Amarillo
Watson
Texas Water Developmen Fund
Smith
Prokisch 92 Dies. Longtime Cameron Farmer Remembered
Max R Prokisch aged 92 died Sunday afternoon in a local nursing home. He was born February 187? in Europe and came to the United States at age five. He lived in Milam County since 1902 and was a retired farmer. Funeral 3 pm Tuesday at Green's Funeral Home chapel with Rev Wirt Skinner officiating. Burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. Survived by wife Mrs M R Prokisch of Cameron 1001 W Batte St. three sons Archie and Erwin of Cameron Homer of Waco. one daughter Mrs Afmer Koenig of Austin. ten grandchildren and 24 great grandchildren. Cline Freiling, formerly maintenance control technician at Alcoa's Rockdale Works, promoted to mechanical shops foreman. With Alcoa since 1953.
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Max R. Prokisch
Europe
United States
Milar
Chapel of Green's
Wirt Skinner
Oak Hill Cemetery
M. R. Prokisch
W. Batte St
Cameron
Archie Prokisch
Erwin Prokisch
Homer Prokisch
Waco
F Mer Koenig
Austin
Kornegays and Stevens Visit Snyder Family Truce
Mr and Mrs Harold Kornegay and children of Snyder spent several days last week visiting Mr and Mrs Bob Kornegay and Mrs Grace Stevens and Mike in a family gathering with relatives and friends noted in the social column.
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Harold Kornegay
Snyder
Bob Kornegay
Grace Stevens
Mike
Local Social Roundup From Maysfield and Nearby Areas
Mrs J P Wise and Mrs Ralph Massengale host and visit friends. Miss Mary White from Dallas stays with her mother Mrs Vina White. Various local residents and relatives visit family in Maysfield Georgetown Cameron Temple Waco Baylor University and Big Sandy over the weekend with multiple guests named.
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Ralph Massengale
Leda Thweatt
Eldred Massengale
Mary White
Dallas
Vina White
C. T. Trott
J. P. Wise
Wise
W. C. Freeman
Maysfield
Larry Thweatt
Stevie
Herbert Thweat
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Jimmy Zalesky
David Raymond
Dan Garcia
Sanders
White Sox
Reymond Alvarado
David Cummings
Charles Hardeman
Melvin Hundie
Tiamahy Matthews
Timthy Mitchan
Rlichard Berths
Stephen Vrazel
Stephen Raabe
Jason Raytremd
John A Schenidt
Gary Vrazel
Greve Willy
Rudy Parbosa
Y Yankees
Brian Hagg
Douglas Price
Wayne Piley
Steven Molla
Mark Glaser
Temple CC
Buckholts
Academy
George Kamenicky
Farly
Little League
Cameron Noon Lions Club
Bill Hornung
Little League Presi
Indians Cardinals
Lewt Mitchan
Gene Goeke
Allen Jones
Ricky Hollas
Hicks Hollas
Dale Mueck
al Matula
Mike Mueck
Hands Chamberlain
Phil McColl
Jeff Simons
Niehrmal Rangel
V. Rangel
Donald Kornar
Vankee
Jeff Smitherman
RBI
Mike White
Gene Kopriva
Joe Smitherman
Izzy Sanchez
Bruce Zorosky
Jesus White
Colts-Bears
Gary Hornung
Randy Sapp
John Houston
Ricky Kelley
Esata
Sepp
Kenneth Scott
Brian Wilkinson
Bernice Humble of
Texas’ Herald
Max Prokisch
Cline Freiling
Alcoa
Thomas Polk
Bobby Joe Ralston
Temple
Gerald Foshe
Aleta Marek
Fred Ferricks
France
Towncraft
Penn-Prest
Penn- Prest
J. C. Penney CO
Cameron, Texas
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