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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1968

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James Brock’s Western Sculpture Receives Warm Reception

Private showing at the Rynears home in Temple drew about four art connoisseurs from Cameron and Milam County. James Brock’s works include Indians a horse a rodeo bull rider and a Texas Ranger cast in petroleum wax and bronzed after Taos foundries. The artist’s rodeo background and rustic pieces impressed guests while Taos galleries display some pieces. His wife Loretta Brock expressed pride and the Cameron community anticipates wider acclaim for the Cameron artist.

James Brock Temple Robert Rynears James the Herald Cameron Taos N. M Loretta’ Brock Jan Milam County

Ceremony Marking Newton Memorial Hospital Expansion in Cameron

Congressionally backed dedication will occur at 4 p.m. Sunday on the hospital grounds in Cameron for the expanded Newton Memorial Hospital. The project adds 22 patient rooms and modern equipment and wings begun after a 1967 groundbreaking with a 1962 original building. A public reception with Cong. Poage and Mrs Poage will follow at The Texan. advisory board members receive invitations.

W. R. Poage Newton Memorial Hospital Cameron Cong. Poage Cameron Friends Cong Poage B. M. MacMillion L. A. Dusek Charles C. Smith N. L. Caperton F. L. Gregory Chandler Construction Co

Yoe To Face Elgin In 1968 19AA Test

The Yoemen, 2-4, travel to Elgin for a second straight 19 AA test at Elgin High School Field at 8 p.m. Coach Hal Stanislaw reports one doubtful player James Nachlinger with an ankle sprain, other players back to full strength. Elgin is quick with Aubrey Lewis and Roger Mogonye. Elgin line averages 170 pounds. Stanislaw notes Yeomen early offense and superb defense, with Norman Trubee credited for two punt blocks.

Elgin Elgin High School Hal Stanislaw James Nachlinger Stanislaw Aubrey Lewis Roger Mogonye Yeoman Norman Trubee Elgid

Sub Street Work Nears End and New Paving To Begin

City Council reports street projects near completion with under street water and sewer line work on Sixth Street wrapping up while curbing on Seventh Street has started. Paving on Sixth Seventh Streets and Wallace Bird will follow, as bids are planned for North Cameron water and sewer extensions.

Sixth Street Seventh Street City Hall Sixth Seventh Streets Wallace Blrd Buddy Fuller R. W. Wells Fuller Wells Lawrence Zotz Lester Turner North Cameron Pumnp West Fourth St SH 36 E. A. Perrin Housing Authority Board Henry Litzman Fred Starnes Rosenberg Cameron

Absentee voting grows in Milam County ahead of election

Milam County opens extra voting hours for absentee voters with 208 already voting or requesting ballots by mail. Deadline for absentee voting and new resident limited ballots is Friday November 1. On election day November 5 voting will occur at 34 boxes. Ballot includes five columns: Democratic Republican American Independent and write-in. Contested races include President and Vice President Humphrey Muskie, Nixon Agnew, Wallace Griffin.

Milam County Wayne Wieser Clarkson Walkers Creek Friendship Sally Sand Grove Hubert H. Humphrey Edmund S. Muskie Richard M. Nixon Spiro T. Agnew George C. Wallace Marvin Griffin Amer Griffin Wallace Curtis LeMay U.S 11Th W. R. Poage Laurel N. Dunn Ind Preston Smith Paul Eggers Ben Barnes Doug DeChuitt Crawford C. Martin Sproester Wynn Robert S. Calvert John M. Bennett, Jr Jesse James Manuel Sanchez Jerry Sadler Millard K. Neptune John C. White E. G. Schuhart Jim C. Langdon Jim Segrest

Cam-Tex Looks To Additional Payroll Announcement Now

Charles Wickersham, manager of Cam-Tex Inc in Cameron, says employment will rise from about 60 to 80 workers, with an important area announcement planned for November 1. He notes the Cameron plant anticipates changes and the extra payroll will strain temporary facilities. Cam-Tex is a subsidiary of Sunny Isle Manufacturing of Dallas.

Charles Wickersham Cam-Tex, Inc Cameron Dress Cameron Herald Wickersham Hich Cam- Tex, Inc Sunny Isle Manufacturing Dallas

Stage Set For St. Anthony PTC Halloween Carnival

Arrangements for the St. Anthony PTC Halloween Carnival continued this week. Doors open at 5 30 p m at Simon George Hall with booths games and attractions. Food includes spaghetti supper hot dogs and desserts. Main prizes awarded at 10 p m. Co chairmen are Mr and Mrs Wallace Jack Small and Bruce Crook is PTC president.

St. Anthony PTC Simon George Hall Wallace Jack) Small Bruce Crook

Milam County Measles Clinic Set For October 27

Milam doctors sponsor a county wide Measles Must Go drive from 1 to 5 pm Sunday at Simon George Hall Cameron and American Legion Hall Rockdale. Free vaccine offered to children ages one through ten with a 25 cent voluntary donation to help cover costs.

Milam County Simon George Hall Cameron American Legion Hall Rockdale Milam County Medical Society

Cameron urban renewal talks detail 541111 project

Cameron residents gathered at Methodist Fellowship Hall for a town hall on the Urban Renewal Board’s 541,111 project plan spanning 24 downtown blocks. Project manager Kulbes outlined costs with Bernard Johnson Engineers. a new central mall parking drawing was shown. final HUD clearance in Washington remains.

Cameron Methodist Fellowship Hall Philip A. Kulbes Bernard Johnson Engineers, Inc Houston HUD Washington Monroe Fuchs Mildred Thornton Miss Thornton A. W. McCullin MecCullin Galveston McCullin James Camp Kulbes Fort Worth Albert Hajovsky Bill Burns Porter Young A. E. Matula Fuchs Camp Don Humble

Clocks Return to Standard Time In October Switch

Clocks will be turned back one hour at 2 a.m. Monday October 28 as the nation returns to Standard Time. The change gains an extra hour of sleep for those who lost time when clocks advanced in April. This marks Texas completing its second summer of Daylight Saving Time.

Texas

Rosebud Youths Arrested On Shoplifting Charges In Rosebud

Cameron Officer Felipe Martinez arrested two Rosebud youths at Bills Dollar Store last week charging them with shoplifting. Police Chief John Shearin said they were later released to the Rosebud City Marshal where they were charged in ten burglaries. Police investigated the theft of an auto battery from a car parked in the garage of the William Mueck home at 901 N Central.

Welcome Barbecue For Hiway Officials In Cameron

Cameron Chamber of Commerce hosts an informal barbecue dinner for District 17 highway planners and officials at 7 p m on Tuesday October 29 in the Methodist Fellowship Hall. The event aims to connect officials with the public and thank them for maintaining roads. Tickets are sold at local banks and Chamber offices.

District 17 Texas Highway Department Methodist Fellowship Hall Cameron Chamber of Commerce Highway Committee LaVert McKinney Citizens National Bank First National Bank Chamber of Commerce McKinney Edward Schiller Ee. L. Weid Joe Humplik Henry Litzman Jim Camp Forrest Sapp Herman Hanel Porter Young Hev. Wr. E. Lafferty L. W. Stroup

United Fund Nears Halfway Goal Mark

United Fund reached 41 percent of the 3400 goal on Wednesday with less than half the downtown drive finished and only part of the house to house campaign reported. Drive chairman Forrest Sapp noted Cameron Public School teachers and Alcoa employees in Cameron still had gifts to report and urged workers to complete contacts and reports promptly.

United Fund Forrest Sapp Drive CUF Cameron Alcoa

St Edward Development Fund Seeks Solicitor Reports

Robert Ellett drive chairman for St Edward Development Fund asks fund solicitors to report by Wednesday October 36 on collections to that date.

Robert Ellett St. Edward Development Fund Nook

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