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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1965
Page
4
Milam County ASCS office manager Alva E. Sanders outlines why growers joining the 65 feed grain program gain. Diversion payments guarantee income from diverted 1965 corn barley or grain sorghum, price support follows 1965 planted acreage, and loans/purchases cover entire 1965 production. Signups end March 26.
Hal R. Taylor reports that almost 34 million copies on agriculture and home economics were distributed in 1964 by Texas A M University. Most were by specialists from the Agricultural Extension Service or staff of the Agricultural Experiment Station. Copies are free and available through county Extension offices or from Texas A M University, College Station.
Buckholts notes Stanley Posival is back home in Cameron after treatment at St. Edward Hospital for the past week. Local visitors include the John Henry Mitchell family and Alvin Posivel’s household, plus Mrs. Alvin Kret schmer and Henry Stalmach guests from Temple.
Jones Prairie hosts Mr. and Mrs. Frank Black with Frank’s brother family in Port Lavaca as their mother Mrs. Etta Black returns home after a week’s vacation. Ed White of Kosse visits sister Mrs. Leary Lynch. Rev. Rice of Fort Worth fills in at Little River Baptist Church during pastor Rev. Calaway’s illness. Rice dines with Mr. and Mrs. Harry White. James Fontaine of Austin visits his mother and sister Mrs. R. K. Fontaine and Karen for the weekend.
Airman Ronald B. Litzman completes basic training at Lackland AFB Texas and prepares for ATC technical training at Keesler AFB. Silver Lance sees Radioman Third Class Clement Kortis and Marine Private First Class Mack Lewis Jr. join a multi-ship fleet exercise off California coast. The operation involves extensive naval and amphibious warfare training with 69 ships and 50 000 personnel, including the use of the Ontos anti-tank vehicle by the First Marine Division unit at Camp Pendleton.
Airman Third Class Henry R. Lloyd son of Mr and Mrs Roy Loyd Rosebud Rt 1 has completed the Amarillo AFB technical training for U S Air Force jet aircraft mechanics He will join a Tactical Air Command unit at Dyess AFB Texas to support air power for U S Army forces Lloyd is a Rosebud High School graduate.
Marine Private First Class Mack H. Lewis Jr. son of Mr and Mrs Mack H Lewis of Cameron California serves with the First Anti-Tank Battalion a unit of the First Marine Division at Camp Pendleton. The battalion is the division anti tank force using Ontos armored vehicles armed with six 106mm recoilless rifles that can fire individually or all at once.
A simple guide shows using four 18 inch stakes in a square around a campfire with one side open for stoking and handling food. Aluminun foil is fastened to three sides and a foil covered top of green sticks creates a heat reflecting oven for efficient cooking.
Yoe High announces the 4th six weeks honor roll with seniors including Reymond Batla Bet ty Jo Brashear and Mary Beth Nance among others. Juniors list LaWanda Bowley Sherri Clore Nancy Foster and Cheryl Robbins among the honorees. Sophomores feature Rodney Anderson Danny Baldridge Linda Darilek and Kay Gelner. Freshmen include Sara Arthur Jane Burns Ralph Cannon Charles Hensley and Deandra Mullinax.
Michael Holder of San Gabriel died Monday when a trailer home he slept in caught fire. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 4 pm from Condra Memorial Chapel with burial in Taylor City Cemetery. Jack Stiles of Dallas retrieved his mother in law Mrs Andrew Garner for care of his children as his wife Lillian recovers from mumps. Betty and Zane Stigall from Austin spent the weekend with their parents Mr and Mrs Joe Adamek and Mr and Mrs Wm Stigall. Kathern and Johnny Ray Lim mer of Houston visited weekend with family.
Mrs. Buddy Limmer hosted guests with Mrs. W. W. Smith staying weeks with Myri Cannon of Hale Center. Ralph Heisch and family visited Bellville and Linda with Mr. Ralph Paul Heisch. Miss Bobbie Nel Case from Alvin spent the weekend with her mother Mrs. Ora Case. George Andrews of Houston visited Rockdale while Mr. Andrews received care at Richards Hospital.
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