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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1972
Page
8
Monday spaghetti and meat balls with coleslaw pickles peaches hot rolls and milk. Tuesday brown beans onions french fries stuffed eggs cornbread and milk. Wednesday hot dogs chips lettuce tomato onions milk and ice cream. Thursday fish and catsup blackeye peas carrot sticks milk and cookies. Friday chicken salad sandwiches lettuce peas jello and milk.
Horace Gore of the Parks and Wildlife Department says quail populations look strong across Texas with some counties showing standout gains after a drought year. Timely rains boosted bobwhites and blue quail, while late nesting was minimal and the season opens December 1 with bag and possession limits of 12 and 36.
Agricultural finance and credit are essential to Texas farming and marketing as Farmers Home Administration banks life insurers and production credit associations provide non real estate loans and real estate loans totaling over two billion dollars. Experts note increasing capital costs and growing needs as technology expands and farms scale up.
Texas Forest Service announces a complete set of 35 mm colored slides of Famous Trees of Texas for loan or sale. The 94 slides are priced at $30 or 35 cents each, including tax and handling. Copies of the 2nd Edition of Famous Trees of Texas cost $5. Orders go to Texas Forest Service College Station 77843.
Frank Luecke editor publisher of The Cameron Herald is named membership representative for the National Newspaper Association in Northeast Texas. He has served NNA as public notice chairman for three years and is now cochairman of the Texas Press Association legislative committee and a TPA board member.
The Health Guide prepared for the 50plus by Action for Independent Maturity argues life begins at 50 or 60 due to medical progress and nutrition. It notes the average 50-year-old retains about four fifths of their 25-year-old muscle strength and urges regular exercise to maximize fitness.
Terry L. Dunn and Franklin D. Fields of Cameron enlist with 278 Dallas Cow boy Navy recruits before the Dallas Cowboy San Francisco game at Texas Stadium on Thanksgiving day. Navy recruiters from North Texas led the largest enlistment from Texas for a single time, as three Dallas Cowboys companies will train under the Dallas Cowboys name and carry state flags. The flags were presented by wives of three POWs, and the program emphasizes unity and morale.
The book traces William Goyens 1794 birth in North Carolina through his Texas years near Nacogdoches. It details his roles as blacksmith miller land investor and trusted interpreter and Indian agent, noting his integrity and friendships with William Travis Stephen Austin and Ian Houston.
In eighth grade action on November 20 Marlin defeated Cameron 54 to 37. Cameron led by Donald Komar with 15 points and Brian Wilkinson 9, while Marlin’s Brooks scored 21. The Marlin seventh graders also beat Cameron 31 to 19 as B Burton led Cameron with 5 points.
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