Local Artist Opens Foundry For Bronze
James Brock, western artist with a Cameron studio, expands his workshop to include a bronze foundry assisted by Frank Lyons of Taos New Mexico. The first bronze pour occurred Tuesday morning after setup and wax preparation using the lost wax method.
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James Brock
Cameron
Frank Lyons
Taos
New Mexico
Brock
Few
TV Folk Fete Series Grows with Multiple TV Appearances
A four station run features German Folk Fete dancers on KWTX in Waco today at 12 30 pm. Earlier this week Sour Krauts appeared on KBTX Bryan. May 24 Martinez Morales on Town Talk KBTX. Barbara Smitherman narrates Folk Fete Belles. Czech Folk Fete on KCEN Temple June 6 at 6 pm. June 2 Woman's World 12 to 12 30 features Funka delics and Moderns.
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Kwtx-Tv
Waco
Johnny Watkins
Kbtx-Tv
Bryan
Martinez and Morales
Barbara Smitherman
Woman’s World
KTBC
Austin
Kcen-Tv
Temple
A Reader Reflects on Friendship and Opinion
James Brock molds figures in wax and bronze while the writer molds opinion. The column urges readers to think clearly search for evidence and find better ideas, across a complex network of friends and readers without aiming for popularity.
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James Brock
Brock
Buckholts High Names Top Graduates and Closing Schedule
Buckholts High School announces top graduates for the 1971 senior class with Martha Elizabeth Vaculin valedictorian and Jackie Zajicek salutatorian. Vaculin GPA 94.111, Zajicek 91.895, both Buckholts residents. The closing schedule lists finals May 25–26, baccalaureate May 23, commencement May 26 with speaker Don Humble. Preschool sessions run June 14 to July 23 with teacher Susan Prescott.
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Buckholts High School
Martha Elizabeth Vaculin
Jackie Zajicek
Vaculin
Henry Vaculin
Buckholts
Zajicek
Joe Zajicek
Buckholts School
Frank Simcik
Evangelical Brethren Church of Temple
Peter McCabe
St. Monica's Catholic Church
Cameron
Don Humble
Cameron Attorney
Susan Prescott
Transfer Students Register In May
May is transfer month for Cameron School District students wishing to move from their current district. Supt. D. R. Dodson says transfer forms are available at Ben Milam School office. Interested students should apply this month. Office hours are 8 to 4.
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Cameron
D. R. Dodson
Ben Milam School
Historic Martin House On Pilgrimage Of Homes Tour
The 1897 John Martin house at 404 W. 4th St displays turn of the century details during Folk Fete's pilgrimage of homes on Saturday June 12. Original furnishings include a Sam Houston couch, curved back chairs from the first Supreme Court of Texas, a portrait of Mrs Katherine Bradford Law, and period glassware, china, lusterware, and a deer motif coverlet.
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John Martin
W. 4Th St
Texas
Martin
Sam Houston
Independence
Supreme Court of Texas
Laura Bowman
4Th St
Alcoa and USWA Begin Talks on Ten Plant Contract
Negotiations between Aluminum Company of America and United Steelworkers started in New York City on April 12 to set a new labor contract for Rockdale Works and nine other Alcoa plants. The current three year pact expires May 31 and covers eight locations with about 10 000 Alcoans represented by USWA locals across Rockdale Point Comfort Marshall Marshall Works and the Texas plant now included.
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Aluminum Company of America
United Steelworkers of America
Rockdale Works
Alcoa
New York City
Rockdale Works Safety and Security
Allen E. Menke
Duane M. Nystrom
New York
Point Comfort
Marshall Works
Texas
USWA
Todace
Pittsburgh
Tennessee
Arkansas
Badin
N.C
Mobile
Ala
New Kensington
Richmond
Ind
Two Car Collision Injures Four Near Highway 77
A Tuesday afternoon two car crash at the Highway 77 and Farm Road 485 intersection sent four people to a local hospital. Injured: Gerald A. Ross San Antonio. Michael Wade Sanders Waco driver. Lloyd Mouser Bryan. Ruby Boyd Houston. The Mouser car overturned and blocked the eastbound lane. DPS Patrolman Leroy Broadus investigated.
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Gerald A. Ross
San Antonio
Michael Wade Sanders
Waco
Lloyd Mouser
Bryan
Ruby Boyd
Houston
Sanders
Mouser
Milam County Votes No On Four Texas Amendments
Milam County voters rejected all four proposed Texas Constitution amendments in Tuesday's special election. Amendment No. 4 would have issued 100 million dollars in bonds for water enhancement, while others proposed ethics and pay raises, legislature chaired amendments, and state aid limits. The statewide passage favored only Amendment No. 4 by a narrow margin. The Yee High Band then hosts a spring concert tonight at 8 p.m. in the high school gym with a free admission.
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Milam County
Texas
Ethics Commission
Yee High
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