Amigoland KKI Conclave Shares Model Plans and Party
Amigoland KKI program met with Hostesses Rosa del Castillo and Mary Helen Gonzales serving a buffet and two mariachi singers. Members viewed a large scale model of Amigoland with a tour guide Anita presenting slides on seven future worlds and a Mexico map park concept. Holiday gifts for hospital children were encouraged. door prize went to Helen Squire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Kappa Iota Nu
Rosa del Castillo
Mary Helen Gonzales
Dora Gutierrez
Amigoland
Kappa
Anita
Mexico
Kay Kopp
Helen Squire
Velma Cronkrite
Browns
Habitat and predators drive fawn survival in Texas study
A three year Texas Parks and Wildlife study on white tailed deer fawns across 22 000 acres in Gonzales County shows range conditions and habitat greatly affect survival. Severe droughts year one produced only two survivals, while better conditions in 1972 and 1973 raised fawn survival with fewer deaths from predators and disease.
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Austin
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Gonzales
Area Students 4 H Honorees
Betty Jo Dunlap of La Feria and Tim Macmanus of Harlingen were among 31 South Texas 4 H Club members honored at the District 12 Gold Star Honor Luncheon in Corpus Christi on October 20. The event recognized Gold Star 4 H Club winners as Mrs. Anne Armstrong presented individual accomplishments. The luncheon, with about 1754 H members, was sponsored by Central Power and Light and the Texas Agricultural Extension Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jo Dunlap
la Feria
Tim Macmanus
Harlingen
South Texas
Corpus Christi
Cameron County
Anne Armstrong
Richard Nixon
Central Power and Light Company
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Salvation Army Names 1973 Port Isabel Campaign Chairman
Roy Smith of Laguna Vista is named 1973 Salvation Army Campaign Chairman for Port Isabel. As CP&L manager and Rotarian he attends First Baptist and serves on local business groups. A kickoff at Merchants Marine State Bank on Tuesday November 27 at 10 a.m. will arm team captains with instructions and prospect cards for the two week fund drive aiming at $650.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Smith
Laguna Vista
Salvation Army
Port Isabel
Smith
Cp&l
Chamber of Commerce
First Baptist Church
Merchants Marine State Bank Board Room
Arkansas Priest To Preach Here
The Rev. Larry McCagg of Little Rock Arkansas will preach at St Andrews by the Sea on Sunday November 25. He comes to the Valley by joint invitation of All Saints Episcopal San Benito vestry and St Andrews bishop's committee. Both churches have lacked a regular minister since September 1. The service also marks the fall gathering of the United Thank Offering of the Women of the Church led by Thelma Colley for St Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry McCagg
A Little Rock
Ark
Episcopal Church
St. Andrews-by the-Sea
Sun
All Saints Episcopal Church
San Benito
St. Andrews
Thelma Colley
United Thank
Model Citizen Gets Sentence Probated
A Valley man once convicted in Corpus Christi in 1970 for marijuana possession and sentenced to five years in prison has his term changed to probation by District Judge Noah Kennedy. Michael Curtis Boothe 22 of Primera had not served his sentence after an appeal and delayed surrender until this year.
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Corpus Christi
Dist
Noah Kennedy
Michael Curtis Boothe
Primera
Booth
Valley
Primera Library
Court of Criminal Appeals
Rio Grande Valley
Kennedy
Cameron County Probation Department
Boothe
Minister Elected To State Baptist Board
W. J. Bearfield pastor of First Baptist church in La Feria was re elected to the 192 member Executive Board of the Baptist General Convention of Texas at its annual meeting. The board includes laymen and ordained leaders from across Texas and handles BGCT business between sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corpus Christi
W. J. Bearfield
First Baptist Church
la Feria
Texas Baptist Board
Baptist General Convention of Texas
Bearfield
Texas
Immunization Drive Urges Texans to Vaccinate This Fall
Port Isabel Press reports a joint push by the Texas Medical Association and American Medical Association with CDC backing for a fall vaccination drive. Polio measles rubella diphtheria tetanus and whooping cough are targeted. Emphasis on schoolchildren and women of childbearing age. smallpox vaccination is now limited to select groups. Doctors and public clinics urge timely shots to protect families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Medical Association
American Medical Association
Center For Disease Control of the
US Public Health Service
TMA
AMA
United States
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Lamar University At
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Har-Tex
Lynn Bourland
Texas A&m University System
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