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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1970
Page
4
Extension experts describe self-applied insecticide bags for dairy and beef cattle. Place dust bags at exits or gateways so cattle brush through, trap dust containing 3 percent deltamethrin or 1 percent coumaphos, and maintain weekly.
Johnnie Ray Richter of Cameron is among a record 125 veterinary medicine students set to graduate August 7 from Texas A&M University. He will receive the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree at 7 30 p m in the Bryan Civic Auditorium. The largest class includes six women.
The House Agriculture Committee approved seven bills including one to shield consumers of imported foods from pesticides. The measure H R 15560 would bar imports unless the country enforces anti pesticide rules equal to U S standards. Another bill S 3592 would exempt custom slaughtering in plants that also process inspected meats elsewhere while mandating clear separation of activities.
The Milam County Rural Development meeting to be held Friday June 26 at 2 p.m. in the Rockdale State Bank conference room will discuss soil waste disposal. Jimmie Dickens of the Texas Department of Health will speak and livestock leaders with 50 or more feeder hogs are urged to attend.
Representative Foley announced a continuing study of the food marketing industry by the House Agriculture Subcommittee on Domestic Marketing and Consumer Relations. Public hearings begin June 25 with experts and industry representatives to discuss impediments to moving agricultural commodities from farm to consumer.
Gwendolyne Clyatt explains jelly jam conserve marmalade and preserves differ by fruit type texture and preparation. She notes pectin acid and sugar form the jelly trio and urges following reliable recipes exactly while suggesting flavor twists.
The Milam County 4-H Day Camp held June 20 at Simon George Hall and Methodist Fellowship Hall Cameron featured art crafts, post building for road signs, films, watermelon, and games. Evening awards honored top beginners and juniors. 98 attended the barbecue with contributions from Joe Mueck and Herman Ripkowski. A square dance led by Mark Towery closed the camp. Friday night June 19 celebration gathered 24 4-Hers for square and folk dancing at Lake Belton Pavilion, joining peers from five counties and adding games and activities to a growing Fun Night series.
The Cameron auction sold 650 cattle and 235 hogs with receipts and varied prices. Steers and yearlings brought 27.00 to 28.50, cows 16.00 to 19.50, calves 28.80 to 30.00, stocker calves 32.00 to 38.00, heifers 28.00 to 34.00, and hogs 24.50 to 22.20 for No 1 to 3 classes plus boars and sows.
Affluent Americans over 45 spend about half of U S dollars due to reduced expenses with grown children and paid off or lower mortgages. The group travels more, enjoys a higher standard of living, and buys quality goods.
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