The Cameron Herald from Cameron, Texas • Page 14

Page 14, Cameron, Texas, Herald, May 9, 1985 1 AstroWorld Otters Family Entertainment NATIONAL HOSPITAL WEEK Mayor Milton Schiller presents a signed proclamation, designating May 12-18 as National Hospital Week in Cameron to St. Edward Hospital Administrator Sister Brigid Marie Wednesday. The hospital personnel has planned several events inobservance of National Hospital Week including tours of the hospital for elementary school students and an employee luncheon. High blood pressure may not hurt now, but it can shorten your life. Cut your weight, your salt, your risk.

WF'RE FIGHTING FOR VOUR LIFE American Heart Association Ten years ago Six Flags Corporation made a commitment to Houston When it acquired Astro- World in 1975, Six Flags promised to make theme park one of the top parks in the country. "In retrospect," said AstroWorld general manager Lamar Parker, "the past ten years have been growth years, both in attendance and quality of product. "Six commitment to quality has been the mark of stressed Psirker. In 1976 the Coney Island section was built in the park, adding the Texas Cyclone, which was brought worldwide recognition to Houston as the home of the number one roller coaster in the world. In 1978 Greezed catapulted guests upside down through a 360-degree loop, and in 1980the first man-made river rapids ride was constructed, which set apre- cedent for similar rides across the country.

Two elaborate shows were produced in 1982 and "The Great Texas Longhorn Guests fell ten stories on freefall ride SkyScre- amer in 1983, while others splashed about in the newly-opened water recreaticxi park. Water- World XLR-8, a unique suspended coaster debuted in 1984, as did Enchanted Kingdom, Astro- special area. "We believe that Six Flags has not only fulfilled its commitment to AstroWorld, but to Houston as Drug War From Pagel struggle with marijuana. Mrs. Knights school visit and seminar was sponsored by the Cameron Parent-Teacher Organization and coordinated by Judy Denson and I.N.

Hughes of Cameron. alcohol and drug abuse committee has scheduled an organizational meeting for June? in the Yoe High Homemaking Building beginning at 7 p.m. Anyone in the community interested in helping with the committee is urged to attend. Mrs. Denson indicated Wednesday that plans are to have a board of directors established prior to the June meeting.

Anyone interested in serving on the board, doctors, lawyers, law enforcement personnel or other Interest ed residents in the community are asked to contact Mrs. Denson. stated Parker. tion of these rides and attracticms has made the World complex one of the top tourist destinations in But accomplishing the goals set ten years ago certainly stop us from searching for ways to improve, stressed Parker "With ability to attract and produce the top shows in the country and our ability to operate the facilty, we will continue to establish Houston as the entertainment capital of Texas." 126 From Page 1 cautions were dropped. Like Paris, it was a city of lights and victory.

Inside the Hall of the Archives, someone removed from its display case a bell given the President by the people of a small Mediterranean island, to be rung the day war ended. The Archives official rang the bell, which clanged the moment erf moments, sounding out the purpose for its creation. War ended. Lights blazed. One little D.C.

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