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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1975
Page
8
Delbert M. Fowler of Dallas reports the Federal Energy Administration urges regulation of propane prices. FEA regional administrator warns of serious shortages this winter as industries seek propane as a natural gas substitute amid supply strain.
Buckholts FFA and 4-H members entered animals at the Heart Of Texas Fair in Waco. Monte Williams won first in his class and was Reserve Champion of the Hereford heifer show. Michael Allison placed seventh with a Brown Swiss heifer. Dudley Haisler and Pam Haisler placed sixth and seventh with Polled Hereford heifers. Sheryl and Lisa Rubac of Buckholts 4-H took third with their Charolais heifers. Debbie Glaser showed two steers a market hog and two breeding gilts and is a Buckholts 4-H member.
David Kahlig of Temple named Telegram Carrier of the Year for 1975 after already securing the 1974 carrier honor. He is among five finalists and receives a $500 scholarship, delivering on his paper route for 28 months. He plays football at Travis Middle School and participates in chorus, Scouts, and Junior CYO.
A compilation of birthday honorees organized by date from October 13 to October 19. Names include Bud Wilkinson Rhonda Talafuse Mrs Joe Vansa Frank Dohnalik Jr Leslie Sheguil Dr John S Vardi man Brent Zarosky Leland Garrison Pete Schlemmer W L Eisenburg Mrs Millard Mowdy Jr George Tucker Elaine Winters Penny Mayfield Birdie Ethridge Lela Baskett Le Nell Mills Victor Vaculin Don Edmonds Verna Hentz Debbie Kohutek Holly Morgan Charlie Tomek Frank Richter Beatrice Leatherwood Max Shubert Walter Rumfield Johnelle Krimnow Bubba Tucker Connie Shumate Lillie Bon kowski Jeffrey Beckhusen Randy Kamenicky Gene Kopriva Mike McDaniel Mary Porubsky Bobby Stanislaw Diana Chubb Darrell Vybiral Elizabeth Henderson Joyce Huntsman Roy Reyn olds Pearl Dodd Johnny Vega Barton Braun Mrs Bob Persky Ryan Sebek Tonya Williams Elna Persky Berry wendler Ralph Lashbrook Carl Tomas cik Mrs Frank Tomask Geneva Hawkins David Pearson Nathan Hartley Genie Vinton Thomas Brinkley Carolyn Chandler Henry McLane Mary Francis Shipp James Cook Joyce Angell Jerry Hall Matt Jeter Lawrence Zotz Sr Joe Haddox Sandra L Smith Ray Woods Debra Davenport Albert McBrice Delfin Schiller Mitch Mason Mary Crawford Frank Tucker Billy J Billeck
Carlsbad area parks implement fall and winter visitor hours through Memorial Day. Carlsbad Caverns National Park offers 8 a.m. to 3:15 p.m. cavern trips daily with full three mile walk at natural entrance by 2 p.m. Big Room elevator trips end at 3:15 p.m. Living Desert State Park hours are 9 a.m. to 4:10 p.m. seven days a week. Primitive lantern tours in Slaughter Canyon are 9:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays. New Cave reservations call 505-785-2233. Old nylon stockings note.
Mr. and Mrs. I. T. Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Foster Kirsey, Mr. and Mrs. Jodie Marek, Mr. and Mrs. Flirsh Ermis, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Vinton, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles McDermott are recognized in a local anniversary column.
A volcanic island about 100 feet high began forming in 1970 in the South Pacific, becoming the world’s newest landmass as lava cooled and created new terrain.
Comptroller Bob Bullock reminds 230000 retail businesses in Texas that October 31 is the deadline for filing quarterly sales tax returns. Tardy reports incur penalties. Reports cover the July August September quarter. Forms were sent to all sales tax permit holders in September.
Autumn signals reunions as Texas Guardsmen plan a gathering at Camp Mabry in Austin on November 1. The First Annual Muster aims to bring back thousands of retired Texas National Guard members for Texas style barbecue and reminiscence.
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