The Cameron Herald from Cameron, Texas • Page 4

Summer Program In Windup Games Entries In ler, Jeff Reed, John Schmidt. Back row: Coach Phil McCall, Hob Terry, Bobby Zavodny, David Fincher, Coach Tommy Layne. Allen Jones, Phillip McCall, Coach John Schmidt. NORSK SHOW WINNER Shelley daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Don Roddam of Minerva, first place winner 276 in Harrel Race at District 1-H Horse Show. She will comiste in the Slate 1-H Show at Odessa in August. Horse Show Cameron Saddle Club's 131 annual horse show drew 278 entries for riding competition at Wilson- Ledbetter Park 8 Sandi Roddam and Erskine McDermott were Cameron Saddle Cfub representatives for the Grand ami Curtis Barron and Paul McDermott were flag bearers. Grand Champion mare a Coffoo Sugar ridden by Debbie Butler of Belton Poco Lucky Bell ridden by Iceland Garrison of Rockdale was Reserve Champion Paul Royal Tut one was Grand Champion gelding and Reserve Champion was Boco Diamond ridden by Yeager of McGregor. HORSE SHOW WINNERS First place and area winners In the Cameron show were: Ponies at Halter 1 Holly Smoke.

Richard Butler of Belton. 3. Baby, Erskine McDermott of Cameron Mares 4 Years and Under 1 Coffee Sugar. Debbie Butler of Belton. 2 Lady Shirley Bars.

Iceland Garrison of Rockdale Sunset, Tommy Timmerman and 6 Bar Dohber. Mike Perrin, both of Cameron 5 Years and Over Poco Lucky Bell, Leland Garrison, Rockdale. 4 Jubilee, Jennifer Young, Robinson. Geldings 4 Years and Under Royal Tutone, Paul McDermott, Cameron. 3.

Oatbin, Charlene McDermott, Cameron. Geldings 5 Years and Over 1 Henry Seale, Lucien Kruse, Hearne 2. Skid Row Red, Erskine McDermott. Cameron. POMES Shetland Pony and Under 9 Years and Under I.

Dusty Lady, Bill Lewis. Belton 3 Baby. Erskine McDermott. Cameron Pony 13 Hands and Under, 12 Years and I'nder 1. Fella, Frski.te McDermott, Cameron.

6. Clav Kruse, Hearne. Pleasure Class 12 Years and Under 1 Chow Chow. Renda Roddam. Cameron and 2 Skid Row Red.

Paul McDermott, Cameron 5. Janie, Teddy Jones, Davilla. Pleasure Mass 13-17 Years 1. Mm tor. Martha Lynn McDermott.

Cameron 2. Murray Dermott, Cameron 4. Satin. Anita Cameron and 5 Oatbin, Charlene McDermott, Cameron L.idies Pleasure Class 1. C's Red.

Peggy Smith of Belton. WESTERN Three Gaited Western Open 1. Skid Row Red. Paul McDermott. Cameron.

3. Scamp, Murray McDermott, Cameron 5. Oatbin, Charlene McDermott, Cameron. Men's Western Red Cecil Smith, Belton. Pleasure Class Over Years 1.

Royal Tutone, Curtis Barron, Cameron 6 Charlie, Wilson, Cameron. Reining l. Scamp. Murray McDermott, Cameron. Straightaway? Years and Under 1.

Dunnie. Cindy Stanton, Robinson. 2. Buck. Debbie Hogg.

Lott. 3. Ginger, Kathy Conner, Marlin. 4 Flaxie, Charlotte Goolsby. Lorena 5.

Chow Chow, Renda Roddam, Cameron. Barrel Race, Male. Straightaway 13 and Over I. Pee Wee. Garland Fikes, Rosebud.

Barrel Race, Female. Cloverleaf. 13-17 I. Joe Reed, Shelly Roddam, Cameron, 2. Hawk Eye, Debbie Dickerson.

Loren a. 5. Goose, Kim Coufal, Buck holt s. ft. Kennedy.

Jo Ann Jenson, Cameron. Barrel Race. Cloverleaf, Female, 18 and Over I. Whitie, Rosie Parker. Robinson.

Pole Bending. 12 and Over 1. Billy. Kathy Conner. Marlin.

2. Chow Chow, Renda Roddam, Cameron. 3. Flaxie. Charlotte Goolsby, Lorena.

5. Lady, Tom Jenson, Cameron, 6. Tony. Paul I vons, Marlin. Pole Bending.

13-17-1. Jerimiah Sharon Phillips, Bosqueville. 5. Ameigo, Mike Ingram, Rwkdale. Pole Rending.

18 and Over 1. Pee Wee. Garland Fikes, Rosebud. 4. Peanuts, Harvey Kimbrel, Cameron.

TEAMS Rescue Race, Male and Female Team 1. Dunny, Cindy Stanton and Ken Alligood of Robinson. Rescue Race. Open 1. Bert Ginny Pat Sehuh of Mexia and Robert Walters of McGregor, fi.

Peanuts, Harvey Kimbrel and Hubert Edmondson of Cameron. Ring Race 1. Joe Baily. Charles Schrader, Robinson. 2.

Buck. Gene Hogg. Ldtt. 3. Janie, Buddy Shipp, Cameron.

Ribbon Roping, Male and Female Team 1. Red. Truett Burnett of Cameron and Debbie Hogg of Lott. 6 Chiggar. Tommy Barton and Nancy Jenson of Cameron.

Cameron Little Leaeue All-Stars will meet Rogers Saturday in the sccond of a two-oame nlavoff series with Rogers looking for fheir fit-ef the shut them out 10-0 Mondav nifht. primp "I'wit i m. at the Buckholts baseball fioM selected to be fieW n'tnn Alt also for Mondnv aed Xtt Ml. unmw arp set Friday vHU fravnl tn if IT) dnv Ikn Mf, Att df-iv nn fnUrt" hv Li tfamc I) Tfl VtJ ttnmn 7 to at Carter on be Announced it later date. I I All StrirS f(V? the 1007 season were presented certi- r'ltc'i for and maroon baseball cans prior to the Wfinflnv President Chamberlain made the presentntton, Bovs receiving the awards were ftrne Kopriva Pat Garv Thweatt.

Joe Trdv, Ernest De La Mike Trdv. Joho Bsrron Craip Friemel. Dennis Hardwick, A tv a Pickv Soon. Rnrtdv Sapp. Ronnie Chamberlain, and Garv Fuchs (not present Cameron Rogers First hasemm Joe Trdv a home run and knocked in six runs nr fho Cnmornn All-Ctars Monday night helninc the local team rack un a 1O-0 victory Rogers Tt was a 0-0 eoing Into the boMom of the third when short stop Pat Sheguit hit a triple and scored on a stenl homp the first run of the homerun prided a second gave the Cameron team a two run lead.

Cameron's rallv came in the ttli Inning when thov nicked tip 8 runs and set a margin that Rogers could not overcome Annin it was dav and he cleared the bases on a double that ho turnpd into anoth- pr run as he advanced on a Rogers error to sweep the bases. Also scoring in the 4th were Ricky Sapp. Ronnie Chnmberlain. Mike Trdv. Ernie De La Rosa.

Randv Sapp, Sheguit and Alva MutRnax. Ernest De La Rosa pitched a no-hit hfdlgame for the Cameron Stars. Mike Trdy was behind the plate The Stars scored 10 runs on 10 hits. Mike Green was the losing Richer for Rogers. Green was on the mound three allowing two runs.

He was relieved by Larry Orsag and Dave McMillan took over in the fifth. Catching for the Rogers nine were Jamie Flowers and Mike Gunter. Colts Yankees The Colts and Yankees rounded out their regular season of plav last Thursday with the Colts taking a 9-6 win. The game was 5-5 going into the sixth when the Colts came through with four runs while the Yankees picked up only one in the sixth. LITTLE LEAGUE CHAMPS Colts led LL with a season record of 11 wins, 1 loss.

Front row, left to right: Domingo Garcia, Mascot Allan Sapp, Ricky Sapp, Will Porubsky, Randy Sapp. Middle row: Richard Sanders, Gary Horn- ung, Mike Peck, Donnie Robbins. Back row: Coach Billy Hornung, Joe Trdy, Pat Sheguit, David Hornung, Milton Crawford, Coach Forrest Sapp. Not pictured: Ernest De La Rosa. MINOR LEAGUE CHAMPS White Sox finished in first place with a season record of 8 wins, 2 losses.

Front row, left to right; Matt Jeter, James Thompson, Joseph Silimidt. Middle row: Dale Mueck, SheWon Kenneth Schil- CWGA In Championship Tournament Mrs. Melvin Ford and Mrs, Coy Arledee, Championship Tournament Committee for the Cameron Golf Association have completed plans this contest. Eight golfers played their qualifying rounds. The next round will be 18 holes of match play with the following pairings: Mrs.

Melvin Ford vs Mrs. Dana Monroe. Mrs Owen Smith vs Mrs. Coy C. Arledge.

Mrs Ed Manning vs Mrs. Niley J. Smith. Mrs. Robert Wells vs Miss Dallie Young.

Pat Sheguit was winning pitcher relieving De La In tHp third Randy Sapp was behind the nlate. YanVpp nifrher John Rarron with Chester Buchanan Joe Trdv. De La Rosa and Sheriff picked up two rims the Colts and Randv Sann Milton Crawford and Donnie Robbins ad- dpH nnn Jeff Smitherman crossed home fnr the with Chester Buchanan. David Fanes. John Alvarado and John Thompson scoring one each.

The p'tve tt.i record and the Yankees ended their nn record, MINOR LEAGUE The 1 and Lions battled Mondav and the 51 win tied the two tpnms for second nlace in ML. are in nlace. with Yankees 3rd and Giants 4th. Joe Smitherman was on the mound for the Hustlers with Brian behind the plate. Gene Goeke took over pitching duties at third white Smitherman relieved Cobb.

Lions pitcher was Mark Harwell with Mark Michalka catcher Three home runs were scored for the Hustlers bv Smitherman. Cobb, and Carl Bradley. Nianias Rangel made the lone home run for the Lions. VankcM G.lnnts The Yankees defeated the Giants 2-1 in Thursdays PONY LEAGUE Cameron Blue Rosebud The Cameron Rlue team inched ahead of Rosebud Jutv 12 hv a score of 8-7 after eight innings, with Jerrv Richardson driving in the lead run with a stand-un triple Winning pitches was Darilek with Dale Sch'got behind the plate. Loslnp pitcher was Nelson and catcher Puente for Rosebud James Mueck hit the only home run in thp gamp.

Seorcs wprp made hv Richard Cummings, Dale Schigut. Ronnie Richardson, and James Mueck 1 each. Mike Darilek 2, and Marvin Young 3. Bhie Green The Blue and Green teams met in a contest Saturday night with the Greens going down 10-0 in a one-hit shut out pitched by Mike Darilek. This placed the Blues in a tie with Buckholts for first place in their league Winning pitcher was Mike Darilek with Dale Schigut behintLthe plate.

Robert Brashear pitched for the Grpens with Norman Trubpp catching. Scores were made bv James Mueck, Dale Schigut, Edward Whitley 1 each. Mike Darilek. Richard Cummings 2 each, Marvin Young 3 Buckholts Cameron Bine Buckholts the Blues Tuesday night 31-6 on a damp field. Men doze pitched with Heisler behind the plate.

Mike Darilek pitched for the Blues with Norman Trubee catching The team plans a better showing at their next game, when the two Richardson boys will be back in play. Aren Ponv League includes Thorndale, Rosebud. Buckholts, and Cameron. Ml AH Stars Plav Saturday FARM SAFETY WEEK designated July in Milam County as Judge O. B.

Harden signs proclamation calling attention to the need for observing safety July 23 29 practices in farming operations. V. L. Angell, president of the sjtonsoring Milam County Farm Bureau witnesses the signing. FB Spotlights Safety County Judge Harden officially proclaimed 21-20.

as Farm Safety Week in Milam County, according to L. Angell, president of the county Farm Btrreau The local farm organization is coordinating activities for the special farm safety campaign. President Johnson and Governor Connally have previously designated that week on national and state levels as period to call attention to worthwhile safety that can reduce disabling injuries and death. The county farm leader said that the accidental death rate for farm residents has Increased since 1061 "If this trend is to be reversed and the needless suffering and losses substantially reduced each of us must have a renewed continued He emphasized that farming remains one of the most hazardous occupations in America today. He also said that farm and ranch families can reduce these costly farm accidents by using some of the tools of safety, such as seat belts, fire extinguishers, and SMV emblems.

his official proclamation. Judge Harden said- the citizens of Milam County are deeply concerned about the safety anti well-being of farm families from whom we receive our abundance of food and other essential agricultural commodities. and ranch accidents reap a grim 150 fatalities and thousands more suffer painful disabling iniuries Bowling News UOMFVS SI MMER 1 each year in Texas, plus the great economic loss, causes profound physical and psychological damage suffered by of farm families lhat are this special week, a statewide farm accident prevention education program will be undertaken by the Texas Farm Bureau, the Texas Farm and Ranch Safety Council, the Texas Agricultural Extension Service. 4-H Clubs, the Texas Safety Association. Future Farmers and Future Homemakers of America, Young Farmers and Young Homemakers of Texas and the Milam County Farm Bureau, with the theme "Think and County Farm Bureau President Angell said that a different phjse of safety would be emphasized each day during the week Sunday reverence for life, Monday safety begins at honre.

Tuesday ag chemicals, Wednesday prevent falls, Thursday rural highway safety. Friday farm machinery. Saturday recreation safety. Team Standings: Won Lost Pin Pols 20 8 Born lasers 18 10 Spenders 1018 Goafers 14 14 Twisters 1117 Spares 11 17 The Minor league All Star teams have been seWted. game scheduled for 7:30 p.m.

Fri- dav, Julv 21. Coach Warren team: Ceno Goeke, Mark b'n erman. Brian Wilkerson, Mark Harwell. Dale Mueck, Garv fWrvxm, Frank Borgas, Stephen Bornfeld, Joey Mondrik, Mark Fritz, Car! Bradley. Coach Tommy tenm: Bobby Zavodny, Phil McCall.

Shel- 5 don Hayes. Randv Chamberlain. I Nianias Rangel. Allen Jones, Jeff Mortimer, Gary Valcher, Dennis Hollas, Valente Ramirez, Brian Cobb, Eugene Baggerly. High team series with handicap: Born Losers 1821, Twisters Spenders 1751 High team game with handicap: Born I osers 641, Twisters 621 Pin Pals 61R.

Individual game series scratch: Mary Tucker 400 Gladys Titsworth 466, Geneva 454 Individual game Scratch: Geneva Paceley 177. Mary Tucker 174, Britjette Harwell 163 REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK OF CAMERON CHARTER NO. 5484 in the state of Texas, at the close of business on June 30, Published in rosponse to call marie by Comptroller of the Currency, under Section 5211, U.S. Revised Statutes ASSETS Cash, balances with other banks, and cash items in process of collection United States Government obligations 1,828,004.79 Obligations of States and political subdivisions 2,736.583.45 Securities of Federal agencies and corporations 428,572.00 Other Securities 75,047 08 Loans and discounts 7.700,708.GH Rank premises, furniture and fixtures, and other assets bank promises 10,001.00 Peal estate owned than bank 1.00 Other assets including direct lease financing 5,520.55 TOTAL ASSETS 15.374 WO 04 I. Demnnd denosits of individuals partnerships.

and corporations $3,425,792.93 Time nnd savings dossils of individuals, and 7,503 rteooaits of States Coverpmnnt 10 of and nolMienl subdivisions 1 1 QC, of hanVq 0 Oil 0 1 Certified and checks, etc. 112,037.78 TALKS- TOT at nmnsTTd fn) demand dnnosits (b) Total time and savin deposits TOTAL LIABILITIES 317 71 4.100.253.20 9,151.301.45 S13.317,01 1 71 Cameron Golfers Take Honors In Central Texas Tournament Mrs. Ed Manning, Mrs Dana Monroe, and Mrs. Cov C. Arledge won honors in their flights in the Central Texas Golf Association Tournament hold Wednesday at Cameron Country Club Cameron was host to 40 golfers from Central Texas area as the big monthly tournament made its stop here July 12.

Competition was for low gross and low net in flights. Mrs. Ed Aigner of Waco won low gross for the field by mastering CCC course in strokes. Mrs. Gene B.

Gill of Waco took 1owr net for the field with 69. Mrs. W. C. Janeway of Temple fired low gross for the championship flight with 87.

Mrs. Bernice Cecil of Dallas won first low net with 72. Mrs. Ray Masters of had second low net with 75. In the first flight, Mrs.

Ed Manning of Cameron and Mrs. Joseph W. White of Arlington tied for low gross with 94 Mrs. Dana Monroe of Cameron won first low net Wfth 74. Second flight honors went to Mrs.

Joe Cook of Waco for low gross with 103. Mrs Coy C. Arledge of Cameron tied with Mrs. Holloway Martin of Mexla for first low net with 7ft Mrs. Frank Wipes of Tyler took second low net with 79.

Mrs. Coy C. Arledge was among the 58 amateur women golfers to compete in Central Texas Women's Golf Two-Day Medal play at River- lake Country Club in Dallas. At the luncheon Mrs. Arldge extended the invitation of the Cameron Golf Association to the members of Central Texas Golf Association to participate in the July tournament at Cameron Country Club.

In 1956 by invitation of the Beard of Directors, Cameron Golf Association became a member of this association which is recognized by the United States Golf Association. Cameron was host to this association in V.M and IMS. Continued From Page I Last week, volunteer firemen organized a Precinct 2 Volunteer Dept following the purchase of a used truck bv Precinct 2 Commissioner Lavert McKinney, who called the organizational meet NEW OFFICERS Newr officers are: Directors Joe Hickman. Or. Lyle McDermott.

John Thomnson J. Cant hen and W. Neely. Fire chief is Nathan Lewis and fire marshal Is John A. Smith President of Pet 2 VFD is fceke Brod and secretary-treasurer is John Andres.

No decision had been made on boundaries, if any were to exceed the Pet. 2 area. At this printing, unless an agree ment is reached on some new basis, it appears volunteer firemen from Cameron will be using the Pet. 2 equipment for rural calls Without a written agreement, both sides agree, there would be no reimbursement and no city equipment past the city limits after July 81. CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Common par value 100,000,00 Vo.

shares authorised 1 000 No. shares outstanding 1,000 Snmlns 1,100 000 00 Undivided profits 384 03 Reserves 500,000.00 TOTAL CAPTTAL ACCOUNTS TOTAL TARTT TTIF.S AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 2,057,384.93 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY: NEED someone in this area to assume small monthly payments on spinet piano. Write Credit Manager, Southwest Piano Box 8035 Lubbock, Texas, 79410. 18-2tc MEMORANDA Average of total denosits for the 15 calendar davs ending with call date 13,400,485.05 Average of total loans for the 15 calendar days ending with call date 7,849,760.90 Ladis Marek, Cashier and Auditor of the above- named bank do hereby declare that this report of condition is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. LADIS MAREK, JR.

We, the undersigned directors attest the correctness of this report of condition and declare that it has been examined by us and to the best of our knowledge and belief true and correct. OXSIIEER SMITH NILEY SMITH HILLIARD S. THOMAS Directors Fane CAMERON, JULY 20.