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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1965
Page
4
The 35th annual Cameron Invitational Golf Tournament will be held May 16 at the Cameron County Club with a Blind Bogey format. About 200 entrants from across the state expected. entry is $5 includes drinks and barbecue. last year drew a record 151 players and Waco golfers won the title.
Charles Hollas of Texas ranks 45th among 13 847 college bowlers in the 1965 national finals in St Paul He stands 49 in singles 12 in doubles and his team finished 12th Finals featured top scores 225 and 575 series The Morehead Patterson Trophy is awarded to the all events champion with eligibility limited by regional trials and a large field at St Paul
Secretary of State Crawford C Martin announces that all qualified Notaries Public seeking re appointment for the term starting June 1 1967 must re qualify by paying the fee filing a new oath and bond with the County Clerk of residence between May 1 and May 15 1965 inclusive Notaries should not send requests to the Secretary of State Those not currently Notaries Public may apply to their County Clerk before May 20 1965 to secure timely appointment Applicants must be at least 21 years old and residents of the county of appointment Provide exact name and permanent address to the County Clerk
Yee High halfback Mike Perrin has been selected to play in the Texas High School Coaches Association All star game. Perrin will play fullback and linebacker and will join 60 players from South and North Texas for workouts and the game at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas. Perrin is a senior, 18, and is the first Cameron youth chosen for the event.
The Cameron Parent-Teachers Association will meet at 7 30 pm Thursday May 6 at the Ben jam Cafetorium. Officers for 1965 66 will be installed with Mrs. Perry Holder in charge. New officers include Rev Anthony Thibodeaux president Philip McCall first vice president Mrs Irving Bornfeld and vice president, Mrs Elroy McDaniel treasurer, Mrs S H Richardson recording secretary, Mrs 4 L Callaway corresponding secretary, Mrs R M Clark parliamentarian, and Mrs Willie Porubsky historian.
Monthly benefits in Cameron and Milam counties totaled 161.62 on January 1 1965 paid to 3 134 people, about 14.1 percent of the county population. Temple district office reports 18 190 recipients in seven related counties totaling 11 051 600 annually.
Texas dairymen grossed 15 million dollars from dairy product sales in 1964, a 2 percent rise from 1963, per the Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service. Milk production grew 2 percent as cow numbers fell, with 6,150 pounds per cow, about half a percent above 1965’s average.
National Geographic notes Arctic Ocean ice typically measures nine to ten feet thick, highlighting unusual strength in polar ice. The article underscores regional variability and potential implications for navigation and climate research.
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