Patman seeks reelection in Texas 18th District
Senator William N. Patman of Canada announces candidacy for a third term in the Texas State Senate with no primary opposition. He cites district support from Bastrop, Bell, Fayette, Lee, Milam and Williamson counties and outlines his record on education, public health, and resource conservation.
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Texas State Senate
William N
Bill) Patman
Canada
Patman
Bastrop
Bell
Fayette, Lee
Milam
Williamson
Bill Patman
Senate
South Texas
Goliad
Karnes
Bastrop, Bell, Fayette, Lee, Milam
Doors of Yoe and Decca Convent Visit Spark Cautions
Glynn Cummings and Joe Troy stormed San Antonio during the Decca Convention. L & M Jewelers may supply a “thing” from the big city the day after they return. Science fair winners praised for long hours on posters and projects. Yee High Tennis Courts saw visitors including exchange student Shawn from Iran and local players noting Bud. Dennis Hardwick returns after sickness at St. Edward Hospital. Ronney Joe Hyder’s motorcycle accident left friends wishing him a speedy recovery.
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San Antonio
Glynn Cummings
Joe Troy
Decca
L & M Jewelers
Shawn
Iran
Bud
V.W
Cameron Junior High Takes Second in Relays
Cameron Junior High finished second in the relays with 51 points behind Madisonville’s 53. Georgetown took third and Belton fourth. Individual highlights include Craig White winning the 440 yard dash and Jimmy Patzke taking the 880, with Frank Tena, Dennis Hollas and others earning top finishes in various events.
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Cameron
Madisonville
Georgetown
Rogers PTA Elects New Officers
Rogers PTA elected officers for the 1972-73 school year at the open house in the school cafetorium. Mrs. Floyd Frits will serve as president, with Ada Jean Cowen as first vice president and Lloyd Morgan as second vice president. Additional roles include Billy Nabours secretary, C. O. Gunter treasurer, J. L. Chervenka parliamentarian, Phil Franzoni historian, Wayne Cornelius school representative, and Marvin Ralston County Council representative. Clayton Clowers received a plaque for long service as board secretary, stating he would not seek re election after 15 years on the Board.
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Rogers
Rogers Parent -Teacher Association
Floyd Frits
P.T.A
Ada Jean Cowen
Lloyd Morgan
Billy Nabours
C. O. Gunter
J. L. Chervenka
Phil Franzoni
Wayne Cornelius
Marvin Ralston
Bob Persky
Milton Wendler
Clayton Clowers
Clowers
Glee Club from Essen to Perform in Austin Event
The Essen Men's Glee Club, a historic German choir, will give a concert at Austin Municipal Auditorium on Monday March 20 at 8 p.m. Proceeds aid the American Cancer Society via the Austin Saengerrunde Club. The program includes 24 German religious folk and choir numbers. Tickets $2.50 adults, $1 students. available at 2811 Hancock Drive Short Garden Cancer Society office and at the auditorium box office after 4 p.m.
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Cancer Society
Hancock Drive
Short Garden
Auditorium
Buckholts High Evening Of Comedy And Poetry
Buckholts High School hosts a Friday night program featuring selected prose and poetry readers and a one act comedy The Mice Have Been Drinking Again Julie Debra Ruzicka and Jerry Reed Paul Mendoza star with Roxanne Conch Janisne Zajicek The reading includes poetry by several contributors and prose by Terry Zajicek Tickets are 50 cents adults 25 cents students For advance tickets call area 778 5739 593 2505 or Cameron 697 2173 Suzannette Mizelle sponsors the event.
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Buckholts High School
Julie
Debra Ruzicka
Jerry Reed
Paul Mendoza
San Francisco
Roxanne Conch
Roxanne
Janisne
Kathy Allison
Michael Allison
Pamela Haisler
Donna Kay Hause
Craig Junek
Emil Kuzel
Sally Mendoza
Terry Zajicek
Temple
Buckholts
Cameron
Suzannette Mizelle
Private Willie White completes eight weeks at Ft. Knox training
Willie L. White, 19, son of Mr and Mrs Charles White of Cameron, finished eight weeks of basic training at the U S Army Training Center Armor Ft Knox Ky. He learned drill weapons map reading combat tactics military courtesy justice first aid and Army history and traditions. He is a 1970 Yee High School graduate. Gene Smitherman of Cameron named Milam County coordinator for Lt Gov Ben Barnes in his campaign for the Democratic nomination for governor.
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Army
Willie L. White
Charles White
Cameron
U. S. Army Training Center
Armor
Ft. Knox
Gene Smitherman
Milam County
Ben Barnes
Milano man runs for Constable in Precinct 3
Marvin W. Cotten of Milano announces candidacy for Constable of Precinct 3 in Milan County in the Democratic Primary on May 6. Cotten, 43, a peace officer with 3.5 years experience, cites training in defensive tactics narcotics firearms and first aid and pledges fair unbiased service upholding constitutional rights.
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Marvin W. Cotten
Milano
Milan County
Mr. Cotten
Cotten
Milam County
Pol
CTRDA Board Meeting Set for March 25 1972
The Central Texas Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association will hold its annual Board of Directors Meeting on March 25 1972 at Frank's Lakeview Inn with lunch at 12 15 p m. Guest speaker Mrs Char White president of the Texas Environmental Coalition speaks at 1 15 p m. Business includes adopting the 1972 73 Program of Work and Budget and electing officers for the coming fiscal year. Mrs Mildred Wheeler represents Milam County on the board.
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Central Texas Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association
Frank's Lakeview Inn
Char White
Texas Environmental Coalition
Mildred Wheeler
Milam County
Army Specialist Michael J. Koranek Assigned to Ft Bliss
Army Specialist Five Michael J. Koranek 25 son of Mrs Mary A Koranek Rt 1 Cameron was assigned to the 31st Artillery Brigade at Ft. Bliss as a driver. He entered service in June 1970 trained at Ft. Polk and was last stationed in Vietnam. He holds the Bronze Star Medal and Army Commendation Medal. A 1964 graduate of Yoe High School.
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Michael J. Koranek
Mary A. Koranek
Cameron
31St Artillery Brigade
Ft. Bliss
Spec. Koranek
Army
Ft. Polk
Vietnam
Yoe High School
Medicare Signup Deadline March 31 Urged in Central Texas
Temple social security district manager Jack Calvert urges all residents 65 and older who have not joined the supplementary medical insurance part of Medicare to enroll by March 31. Those aged 65 in September 1968 or earlier who never signed up are no longer eligible. Residents turning 65 between October 1968 and September 1969 must enroll by March 31 to obtain future coverage.
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Central
Texas
Jack Calvert
Temple Social Security Office
Medicare
Calvert
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Atman
Texas’ Natural Resources
Texas Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory
Texas A&m University
Texas Industrial Commission
Texas State Teachers Association
Texas Legislative Council
Southern Legislative Conference
Sen, Patman
Marilyn Hank
Ronney Joe Hyder
Jr. High
County News
Rogers Pta
Glee Club
Austin
Buckholts High
Albert of Albert
Harold D. Leffler
Larry Eickenhorst
Aro
Willie White
FT. Knox, Ky
Yee High School
Marvin Cotten
CTRDA
Arthur D. Zanders
San Diego
Calif
Ethel M.loy
Memphis
Tenn
Michael Koranek
Buddy
Margot Walston
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Bavaria
C.N. Walston
West Cameron Ave
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Sat. & Son
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