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Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1972

Page

6

Hirt family reunion highlights San Gabriel guests

The Hirt family reunion at the VFW Hall in Thorndale drew relatives from across Texas. Attendees included the Limmer and Heine families from Pasadena and San Gabriel, the Wuthrichs of Austin, the Ditmore and Garner clans from New Orleans and Austin, and several other relatives visiting over Labor Day weekend.

Buddy Limmer Hirt V. FW. Hall Thorndale Walter McDanile Walter Carolyn Michal Billy Joe McDanile Alisa and Bryan Pasadena J. C. Payne Round Rock Bertie Hughson San Richard Heine Arthur Wuthrich Austin Earl Potts Lawrence Chapel Edgar McDaniel Charles Brown Jim Stewart Bob Evans Travis Chandler Kenneth Caffeys Sherry Stuart Rebecca Salty Beth Price John Harris Mike Andrew Garner Frank Ditmore Kelly New Orleans Hugo Linke Jim Secor Allison and Scott Richardson Lynette Terry Sam Houston University James Terry Buck Garner Radford Fowler Barkley Garner Paul Mitchell Hearne

GI Home Loans Jump in 1972 Boosts VA Activity

VA reports 359000 GI home loans closed in fiscal year 1972, up from 198000 the prior year. National totals show 400000 loan applications by year end, a 43 percent rise from 279000 the year before. Coker cites 81 percent nationwide and 78 percent in the Waco Regional Office.

Jack Coker Veterans Administration Reginal Coker Waco Veterans Affairs Donald E. Johnson Washington

Austin Symphony Announces 1972 73 Schedule And Guests

The Austin Symphony reveals its 1972 73 concert lineup under new conductor Lawrence Smith. Highlights include Joy Pottle Smith performing Rachmaninoff Concerto No 3 on February 22 and Zara Nelsova appearing November 3 as the first American cellist invited to the Soviet Union. The season features Copland November 11 and Leopold La Fosse January 18 with Prokofiev Violin Concerto No 1. Season subscriptions and ticket prices are listed along with contact details.

Austin Symphony Orchestra John DeFord DeFord Symphony Lawrence Smith Austin Joy Pottle-Smith Leventritt van Cliburn Miss Pottle- Smith Zubin Mehta Los Angeles Philharmonic Rachmanioff Longhorn Singers and Choral Union Austin Pops Zara Nelsova Miss Nelsova Soviet Union Bloch Schelomo’ Brahm Choral Union Morris Beachy Austin Symphony Leopold la Fosse Prokofiev Symphony Office

Bucking Defections Connally Attacked by Bullock

Texas Secretary of State Bob Bullock assailed John Connally and his followers for switching from Democrats to Republicans to back Nixon and Tower. Bullock called them moneycrats and turncoats, questioned their loyalty, and backed the Democratic ticket, labeling true Democrats as those supporting the entire Democratic lineup.

Bob Bullock Richard Nixon John Tower Texas John Connally People Connally Nixon Hillsboro George McGovern

Maysfield Social Notes Mention Local Visits and Reunions

Mrs. Roy Newton and Mrs. Marguerite Massengale recovered at home from Rosebud Hospital. Visitors included Elliott Atkinson of Shreveport and Dr. Gordon Atkinson with family from Dothan Alabama. Sue Ida Smith from Waco attended the Little River reunion and stayed with Mrs. J. P. Wise.

Roy Newton Marguerite Massengale Rosebud Elliott Atkinson Shrevesport Gordon Atkinson Dothan Ala Atkinson Maysfield Sue Ida Smith Waco J. P. Wise Little River Vaughn Thweatt Danny Gary Carroll McElwrath Ned Joey Ray Belt Ralph White Mary White Dallas Doris Gleason Freeport Tommy Gleasons Houston Carl Cooper Georgetown Jeff Pace Carol Williams W. C. Cooper Ed Weeren Austin Charles Tabor Temple Walter White St. Edward Hospital

UT Budgets 70 Million For 1972-73 Year

The University of Texas at Austin reports a regular operating budget of 70.9 million dollars for 1972 73. Of this amount more than 40.8 million dollars goes to resident instruction including faculty salaries departmental operating costs instructional administration and organized activities. Other allocations cover libraries organized research Division of Extension activities and upkeep of the physical plant.

Austin University of Texas At Austin

UT Sees Enrollment Plateau At About Forty Thousand

The University of Texas anticipates a fall enrollment level near 40 000, only modestly higher than two years ago. Registrar David Hershey cites a national trend due to a smaller college age population fewer immediate high school graduates and more stop outs delaying college entry or completion.

University of Texas David Hershey

Coeds Enter NROTC Scholarships at Four Universities

Seventeen women will enroll in the Navy NROTC Scholarship Program at Purdue Southern Jacksonville and the University of Washington, marking the first female entrants. Purdue begins August 26, Southern August 28, and Jacksonville and Washington on September 4 and 25 respectively, under the Navy’s 1972 policy change led by Secretary John Warner and Admiral Zumwalt. Leningrad's Palace of Weddings operates ten hours daily, charging $1.65 for an eight minute ceremony. Great Lakes water rise: an estimated 43 trillion gallons yearly through evaporation.

U. S. Navy Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps Purdue Southern Jacksonville University of Washington Washington Secretary of the Navy Navy NROTC John W. Warner Naval Operations Elmo R. Zumwalt Leningrad Palace of Weddings Great Lakes

Retired Teachers To Hear Kubiak At Cameron Center

Rep. Dan Kubiak will speak to the Retired Teachers Association of Milam County at 3 p.m. Wednesday September 13 at the Cameron Community Center. He will discuss no fault insurance and increased benefits for retired teachers.

Dan Kubiak Retired Teachers Association of Milam County Cameron Community Center H. D. Maxwell Kubiak

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