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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1970
Page
4
In the first meeting of the school year on Sept 14 the Rogers PTA set the annual carnival date for Saturday Oct 31 at the high school. President Mrs George Richards led the session and a budget of 1601 50 was adopted for the year with program plans by Mrs Milton Wendler and her committee.
The Advisory Council for Technical Vocational Education presented a 12 item plan to the Texas State Board on September 12. It urges a state commission to align education with employment and area technical vocational jurisdictions to enable student mobility and concentration of specialized training across regions.
Students from Rogers Belton Houston and Temple selected as sophomore officers at Temple Junior College Tom Goman of Temple was reelected president and serves as Luncheon Club president Carol Bush Temple is vice president Elaine Skypala Temple secretary Ginger Lesikar Rogers treasurer Bobby Spence Belton parliamentarian Ruth Hoesel Houston reporter Eva Jo Clawson Temple representative to the College Council.
Market summary from Cameron auction shows 225 cattle and 330 hogs consigned. Prices span steers 28 to 30, fat cows 18 to 21.5, calves 29 to 32, stocker calves up to 48, cows with calves 160 to 260, hogs 18.75 to 19.90 for No 1 to 3 and sows 17 to 18.1, boars 7 to 9.1.
Milam County citizens join a nationwide aging initiative with three local forums planned for September 21 to 23 at Rockdale Fair Park Cameron and Thorndale. The events, open to older Americans, aim to collect needs and solutions ahead of the White House Conference on Aging.
State Rep Dan Kubiak of Rockdale and partners Attorney George Martin and Rep Ed Harris of Galveston purchase the Caldwell Citizen from A C Pape. Douglas Veazey named editor. The new owners also bought Robertson County Tribune and Somerville Tribune. The Citizen and Somerville Tribune will merge into one weekly Burleson County edition.
Planter Charles Durand hosted a lavish ceremony in Louisiana in 1870. His workmen released spiders along a three mile avenue of trees to form web arches. Bellows blew silver and gold dust into the webs as Durand’s two daughters were married.
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