Cameron Industrial Foundation Seeks 100000 For Growth
The Cameron Industrial Foundation aims to raise 100000 to lure industry and strengthen jobs. Plans include 40000 for land and utilities 35000 for foundation site promotion materials and 25000 for a building reserve fund. The effort hopes to boost future payrolls and local prosperity.
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Cameron Industrial Foundation
Cameron
Indus
Cameron Industrial Growth Drive Promises Better City Structures
The Cameron Industrial Foundation pledges new homes and investments to boost schools, government, facilities, and livability. It touts Texas strengths such as textile and paper mills, potato chip centers, plastic mills, and a broad transportation network to attract industry and lower construction costs.
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Cameron
Texas
Progress Land
Cameron Industrial Foundation
Yue High prepares for Cameron Rose bun game
The Cameron Rose bun game kicks off at 8 p.m. at Yue High Field with tickets sold through Friday at the Yue Principal's office. Rosebud defense features Keslosky and Lucias as ends and Olson and Pomykal at tackles, while Goeke and Leo Michalka lead the offense at halfback.
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Kopriva
Smith
Barrett
Rose
Urban
Dohnalik
Manley
Wayne Kirk
Goeke
Leo Michalka
Glen Fogle
Rosebud
Larry Keslosky
Lucas
Rex Olson
Pomykal
Fabianke
Kasner
Maleik
Raymond Puente
Knox
Belson
John Williams
Cameron-Rosebun
Yue
Yue High Field
Yoe Yoes Nudge The Kittens For 22-20 Win
The Little Fighting Yoemen of the Sth grade beat the Rosebud Kittens at Panther Field 22 to 20. Dale Schigut scored all 22 points, including three touchdowns and the decisive two point attempt, as Cameron roared back with strong defense to secure the victory.
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Yoemen
Sth
Rosebud Kittens
Panther Field
Dale Schigut
Schigut
Panther
Bia
Rosebud
Kittens
John Bailey
Jerry Richardson
Cameron
Teachers and Officers Introduced At First PTC Meeting
The first St. Anthony school parent teachers club meeting was held at Sim on-George Hall Tuesday night. New teachers Sister Gertie and Mrs. Wo OV. Werner were introduced along with aides Miss Pearla Zotz and Mrs. Anton Hoenel. The club voted to donate to the Casseron Industrial-boundation fund and planned a fall carnival for late October. Father John Geiser spoke on forming a child's future with a good home start. A door prize went to Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Gutierrez, new PTC members.
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St. Anthony
Simon-George Hall
Hh. d. Lugman
Gertie
Wo OV. Werner
Pearla Zotz
Jerry Darhk
Ry Gy, McLeod
Kate Sproull
Miriam Joseph
Retindis
Anton Hoenel
John Geiser
Irene's Bowling Team Maintains Lead In Sunshine League
Irene's retains first place with a 2445 three game handicap series, followed by Eplen's Furniture at 2403 and Mack's Oil Co at 2505. Fiigh team game honors go to Irene's with 5 handicap, while Wanda Shuffield posts the top individual handicap game 285 and 998 series in the women’s events. Standings list Irene's 80, Eplen Furniture 62, Kimbrel Oil Co 44, New Cameron Drug 2, Glorek Burns 17.
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Sunshine Bowling League
Irene
Eplen’s Furniture
Mack's Oil Co
Irenes
Mack
OW Co
Citizen's National Tank
Betty Anvett
Wanda Shuffield
Vesey Rina
Gladys Titsworth
Jo- Ann Thompson
Annette Hilllmean
Annette Hillman
Milady Polla
Wanda Sheffield
Eplen Furniture
Kimbrel Oil Co
New Cameron Drug
Glorek Burns
Rogers Band Parents To Meet Monday
Band Parents Club will hold its first meeting of the 1967 68 school year at 6 p m Monday September 26 in the band hall Officers for this year are Mrs Edwin Psencik president Mrs Dr Ward vice president Mrs CO Synatezke secretary Mrs Lalrell Incon treasurer Mrs W Henson reporter and Mrs Geo ee Tichards parliamentarian
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Overs Band Parents Club
Monro
Edwin Psencik
Dr. Ward
CO. Synatezke
Lalrell Incon
W. Henson
Geoee Tichards
PM Back for Cameron's first home frame
Dr and Dys Herman Brown of Cal Lece Station returned last weekend to Cameron's first home frame, marking a notable local visit with memories of past projects.
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Cameron
Dys
Herman Brown
Callece Station
Gause Woman Active in Scouts Church and 4-H
Mrs. Gause, longtime worker in Boy and Cub Scouting, teaches in 4-H and serves as educational director at Gause Methodist Church. She is a post officer in the Rural Mail Carriers Women’s Auxiliary of Milam Falls Counties and a parent teacher group volunteer. Born in Buckholts, she is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Lewis.
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Gause
Gause Methodist Church
Women's Auxiliary
Milam- Falls
Buckholts
Texas Constitution Rewrite Faces Years of Work
The piece argues the constitutional rewrite would be lengthy and require public approval, with top legal minds, professors, and officials shaping the new document and many careers affected as Texas returns to the legal drawing board.
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John Q. Public
Texas
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