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Newspaper
Port Isabel Press
Location
Port Isabel, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1972
Page
6
Homemaking projects spur scientists toward final Leukemia race finish line. Aid the American Cancer Society with generous support to push research forward and help patients.
The Port Isabel Winter Visitors Club hosted 170 members at the Fireman's Hall with representation from 19 states and Canada. Members heard singing, noted birthdays, and heard reports of a large drum caught in Matamoros. Registrants from eight states joined, and plans include an arts and crafts show in Pharr and a rummage sale for the Laguna Madre Business & Professional Women's Club to benefit the public library fund. The club will hold three more meetings this season and invites all to attend.
The Texas Agricultural Extension Service marketer notes fresh options at meat counters and farm store shelves. Consumers are urged to seek value on beef pork and eggs while noting vitamin C rich fruits and root vegetables for budget buys.
Court listing shows individuals charged with speeding at 43 to 46 mph thresholds and fines from 7.50 to 18.50 dollars. Several cases include improper parking and a failure to keep proper lookout causing a collision and a running stop sign with related driving fault. Names include Dan Charles Rychener Daniel Graves Margarite Wren Nita Burnell Richard Allen Jack Nelson Juan Torres Pechacek Bradt and Robert Wright.
The Valley Nile Club hosted its annual Sweetheart Party on February 26 at Bell's Barn in Donna. Husbands and escorts attended, pinned with heart shaped name badges. menus featured barbecue beef, beans, salad, pickles, olives, bread, cookies, and coffee. Awards went to Mrs. William Vondera, Mrs. M Edgar Johnson, and Mrs H D Hooker in the ladies division, while D Haywood, Bill Kirby, and F H T Pebley won prizes in the men's division.
Miss Janet Sullivan of Palo Pinto has been named Cameron County Home Demonstration Agent effective March 16. The 26 year old replaces Mrs Toy Smith who moved to College Station mid February to become Extension organization specialist. Sullivan brings four years of county work experience to the post.
The Cameron County 4-H Adult Leaders Association met at the San Benito Community Center on February 29. Tony Martinez of Brownsville was elected president, with Mrs. Donald Duncan of Harlingen as vice president and Mrs. Jane Konzem of Harlingen as secretary treasurer. Plans include a May meeting and a barbecue, plus discussion of Rio Grande Valley Livestock Show rules.
Curtain Callers drama club of Texas Southmost College announces a talent contest for the Brownsville Fine Arts Festival on April 8. Cash prizes await winners in singing dancing music and acting. March 31 deadline for applications with name address phone and ad type to Miss Norma Beth Drake Curtain Callers Texas Omgom College Brownsville 78520.
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