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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1977
Page
2
Observers warn a motor vehicle accident risk with the Goodall-Witcher ambulance as drivers delay to pull over. Many motorists fail to hear the siren due to closed windows and active air conditioners and radios, unless they check rear view mirrors for safety cues.
The piece stresses pulling over promptly to let ambulances pass and warns of near misses. It urges drivers to check rear view mirrors and stop safely, noting the act could save lives including their own. Bill Jordan signs the call to action.
The Clifton Record invites reader suggestions to improve service and publish reader-friendly items. It highlights adding DPS driving license examiner locations in Meridian, urges clear concise submissions with five W’s, names printed, and prepublication editing for accuracy.
A short ethical harmony attributed to J. M. Jordan urges temper control courage affection and purity while praising honesty industry and promptness and condemning cruelty arrogance and ingratitude. It emphasizes health contentment and friends, life love and liberty, loyalty to God country and family, and giving help comfort and appreciation. Address given: 606 North Ave. J Clifton 76634.
County agent reports Bosque County youths prepare for the Central Texas Youth Fair in Clifton August 25 to 27 with more than 60 4H members submitting entries for lambs sheep steers heifers market swine and breeding swine. Entries due August 17 at the Meridian Extension office or by mail to Clifton. A pesticide certification training session for private applicators is set for August 16 in Walnut Springs. Anthrax found in several Central and South Texas counties. advise veterinarians and prevention with antibiotics vaccines and prompt reporting.
Museum docent Vera Hughes presents daily exhibits except Sundays at Bosque Memorial Museum. August displays include portraits of county residents, vintage implements with owners, a Vern Grimland home painting by Estelle Grimland Nelson, a Clifton College blow up photo, and groups of teen portraits identified by A. L. Bronstad. Visitors invited to contribute ID photos.
The Clifton Gun Club will elect officers for the coming year and host a shoot at the range on Sunday August 21 from 2 p.m. to dark. Food will be prepared by a committee led by Jack Hill George Harris J B Darden and T F Crawford. Dr W D Goodall secretary said equipment is in excellent condition as members prepare for the dove season amid above average summer shooting.
The Clifton Record reports its July 28 edition sold out at four newsstands Gibsons Goodall Witcher Hospital Foundation Quickstop and Service Drug.
82 members registered August 5. Games included 84 and 42 points, canasta and bridge. Afternoon dancing used a record player. August 12 officers and committees meet at 9 at the little house. Sing along at 3 and dance 9 to 11 with Iredell Band. Refreshments after the meeting. See you Friday.
Veteran education benefits face new payment timing with prepayments limited to 30 days before registration. BI monthly payments follow training completion. VA offers interest free loans, a nine month grace, and a Work-Study program adding 625 dollars per semester with 250 paid in advance. Contact VA or campus counselors for details.
West Shore Volunteer Fire Department sponsors eighth annual fish fry on September 3 at Shore Acres Drive fire station with serving from 5 p.m. Door prizes and entertainment. proceeds go to the department. Ladies Auxiliary sets October 7–8 rummage sale and seeks donations with free pickup numbers. Several community notices follow including Central Texas Youth Fair entries August 25–27 and Bluebonnet Art Craft Club events September 3–4 with a prize painting on display at Laguna Park Home Center.
Clifton police tracked a suspect dressed as a woman in the 800 block of North Ave N found to be a man. He was jailed overnight after arrest and later found guilty of a window peeping ordinance violation and fined by Judge W R Lively.
Goodall-Witcher Hospital Foundation has been accredited by the Joint Commission of Accreditation of Hospitals for two years from April 29, 1977, following an on site survey. The voluntary accreditation recognizes adherence to standards and aims to improve patient care.
Freezing temperatures stop mold from spreading while failing to kill already present colonies. Ice formation slows activity and preserves current mold, requiring additional treatment to eradicate it.
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