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Newspaper
Port Isabel Press
Location
Port Isabel, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1966
Page
3
On June 1 there were 51560 head of cattle and calves or feed for slaughter in Texas, according to the Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service. This is about 2 percent below four months earlier and down from last year.
A brief note notes that men have a chance to put a line into the water, signaling an informal opportunity or trial activity.
An open face shrimp sandwich becomes a summer favorite for men and women. Spicy pumpernickel bread with sour cream adds a pungent accent to chilled succulent shrimp, making a colorful snite and fork sandwich.
Winners were a tie for first place among Istanc Schmidt of Laguna Vista Ird Wanda Persons and Mary Yturria of Brownsville. Fourth place went to George Landrum of Padre Island and Gladys McDonald of Brownsville. Regular meetings of the club are held each Tuesday evening at the Firemen's Hall. All bridge players are welcome.
The Port Isabel Coin Club will host its regular monthly meeting at the Housing Project Community Building on Sunday July 10 at 2 00 p m An interesting program is planned for the afternoon All visitors and prospective members are welcome Refreshments will be served
Texas population on July 1 1965 is estimated at 10.5 million. Public school enrollment in fall 1963 was 2.468 million.
Mayor Sanders announced Charles Vitek as fire marshal and Londrie Lendrie as night fireman in Port Isabel. Londrie, a Navy veteran, will assist police patrols and handle emergency dispatch with no salary. The shifted 12 hour patrols aim to bolster around the clock protection and crime and fire response.
Staff Sergeant Gene Salazar announced that 2 percent of Valley youths enlisted in June in the Regular Army. From Harlingen list includes Jésus Orosco Manuel Soto George Baxter William Buford Jr Frank Ramirez Raul Ramos. Port Isabel Ruben Garza. Brownsville David Almaraz Jr Vicente Carrillo Manuel Martinez Jr Jose Esparza Alfredo De Los Reyes. La Feria Leon Lee Francis Maples. San Benito Reynaldo Canal William Lynch Kenneth Greer Ross Barlow. Rio Hon Alfredo Guerra. quoted Monsanto official William A. Clark urging human effort over machines.
Wide selection of 1960s to 1965 used cars listed with models from Ford, Chevrolet and VW. Prices from 1395 to 1795 with low down payment terms tailored to each deal at 795 Central Blvd Brownsville.
The Teas Southmost Economic Development District opens an office in McAllen located in the First National Bank building. Chairman Ted P. Thunt says Frank Bolton is supervising now while Bob Chandler is due to arrive in about a week to lead administrative functions.
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