Milam County 4-H Dress Revue Winners Named
Fifteen girls competed in Cameron Public Library for Milam County 4-H Dress Revue with judges evaluating garment construction records and appearance. Winners span beginner junior senior teen and senior divisions with Connie Cone and Josie Garza earning district representation and leadership lab attendees noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milam County
Cameron Public Library
Rosemary Ehler
Priscilla Lamere
Connie Cone
Naomi Brown
Deborah Stephens
Carolyn Helpert
Janisue Zajice
Judy Helpert
Belinda Helpert
Paula Fleming
Josie Garza
Peggy Stephens
Viola Lamere
Kathy Garza
Dan Browder
Sharon Lucko
Buddy Nelson
J. H. Henderson
Lake Trinidad
Dairy Bill Advances In Ag Subcommittee
The Dairy and Poultry Subcommittee unanimously approved a bill to improve dairymen incomes by adjusting marketing orders. It would extend authority to establish Class I base plans under Federal Milk Market orders, using provisions of the 1965 act set to expire December 31 1970. Introduced by Rep Lloyd Meeds this measure mirrors a prior amendment. The full committee is expected to consider it on June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy and Poultry
House Committee On Agriculture
Lloyd Meeds
D-Wash
Food and Agriculture Act
Senate
Yee High Drum Major Attends Leadership School
Ann Arthur, newly appointed drum major for Yee High School Band, attended UT hosted leadership school in Arlington with 111 junior and senior high students. The weeklong program taught leadership, oral commands, band maneuvering, signal commands, show planning and band administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arthur
Yee High School
Arlington
University of Texas
Local residents visit kin and attend events in Rosebud and Temple
Clarkson Mrs J A Blassen Mrs Billy Ernst and Lonnie of Rosebud and Mrs Lizzie Ernst of Barclay visited Mrs W D Dodd on Tuesday. Joe Hauk and grandchildren Larry Polly Donnie Hauk spent days in New Braunfels visiting son and family Johnny Joe Hauk Billy Joe Jill. Alfred Kohring visited Bill Kohring in Holland Sunday. Melvin Posvar Malinda Alan visited Louis Skala family in Rosebud Sunday. DosKocil Amos and grandson David DosKocil of Ben Arnold visited Blassen. Leon Ernst attended Allamon Sula wedding at St Marys Temple and reception. Melvin Posvar family attended funeral for Robert Posvar at St Joseph Cyclone. Marvin Adams of Greenwood Ark recent guest of Emil Skupin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Blassen
Billy Ernst
Lonnie
Rosebud
Lizzie Ernst
Barclay
W. D. Dodd
Joe Hauk
Larry
Polly
Donnie Hauk
New Braunfels
Johnny Joe Hauk
Billy Joe
Jill
Alfred Kohring
Bill Kohring
Holland
Melvin Posvar
Malinda
Alan
Louis Skala
Amos Doskocil
David Doskocil
Ben Arnold
J. A. Blassienz
Leon Ernst
Allamon-Sula
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Temple
Lamp height rule for optimal table lamp use
The article explains a shopping rule of thumb: add the table height to the lamp base height (to the shade bottom) and aim for that sum to match the user’s eye height. Following this avoids eye strain and aligns lighting with the user.
County Agent Notes Profits At Stiles Field Day
Farm field day at Stiles demonstration farm near Thrall in 1968 revealed cow losses of $27.64 per cow on 478 acres, cotton and grain sorghum profits per planted acre of 25.20 and 36.41 respectively, and hogs doubling grain value. Over 1200 attendees. Ben Barnes delivered the keynote. Calvin Rinn manages. Texas A&M personnel assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Moore
Stiles
Thrall
Milam County
Ben Barnes
Stiles Farm Foundation
Cameron livestock auction reports strong cattle and hog prices
Auction officials report 750 cattle and 500 hogs consigned at Cameron sale. Prices ranged from 17 to 35 dollars for cows and bulls, 29 to 43 dollars for stocker calves, and 10 to 26 dollars for hogs with No 1 steers up to 31.50 per hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Compliance reminder for farmers with multiple farms
Producers with more than one farm must maintain crop specific allotments for each farm especially wheat feed grain and cotton. If any farm misaligns with signed programs the producer risks losing benefits on all allotment crops across participating farms. Offsetting compliance applies across counties and states. responsibility lies with the producer.
Texas Power and Light Plans $160 Million Investment
Texas Power and Light Co announces a plan to invest about 160 million dollars in 1969 and 1970 to build new and improved facilities, meeting rising electric power demand from its customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tp&l
Texas Power and Light Company
Workshop Set For Area Bus Drivers
An annual School Bus Drivers Training Institute at Blinn College Brenham invites area school transportation staff to participate. The program emphasizes state board policies and new state laws affecting public school transportation and duties of drivers maintenance and administrative personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blinn College
Brenham
Batons Twirling Classes In Rogers With Mrs Dubcak
Twirling classes are held this week in Rogers led by Mrs Arnold C Dubcak Jr a former Rogers High School twirler Students from grades 4 through 12 learn fundamentals tricks routines fire baton and double baton Mrs Dubcak formerly Paulette Raley and a Baytor University freshman twirler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
Arnold C. Dubcak Jr
Rogers High School
Dubcak
Paulette Raley
Baytor University
Also Mentioned on This Page
Melvin Hollas
Paula Fleming Wayne
Clyde Jistel
Rockdale
Fred Schuetze
Christine Laws
Cheryl Laws
Chicago
Clarkson
Gladys
Stan
Stiles Field
ASCS
By Alva E. Sanders
North
Central
East
Texas
Texas Power & Light Company
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