County H. D. Agent's Report
County H D agents examine home production and consumer concerns about orange juice quality. Officials assess standards and advise readers on safety and labeling practices.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1967
Page
8
County H D agents examine home production and consumer concerns about orange juice quality. Officials assess standards and advise readers on safety and labeling practices.
The article recounts a new seven minute chemical test for peel oil in citrus juice improving flavor control, followed by tips to force bloom in winter for flowering quince forsythia pussywillow and fruit trees. It also notes A M A guidelines for selecting nursing homes outlining levels of care and qualifications.
Airman Frank A. Gummelt son of Mr and Mrs L J Gummelt of Laguna Park has been selected for technical training at Lowry AFB Colo as a munitions specialist. He completed basic at Lackland AFB Texas and is Clifton High School class of 1965. His wife Teresa Darsey resides in Clifton.
Senator J P Word of Meridian opposed SB10 to legalize pari mutuel wagering at horse races during two Austin committee hearings. The bill passed committee 6-5 and awaits Senate action. Word also noted as representative of District 12 including Bandera to Somervell counties.
Clifton 4-H Club held its February 9 gathering at Clifton City Hall. President Rita Willmann presided, with Brenda Poston leading the motto and pledge. Minutes were approved, and reports covered the Fort Worth Stock Show, a prior county council meeting, and an adult leaders meeting.
Michael Deibert introduced guest Sam Logan editor of The Clifton Record who spoke on Tips of Photography. Following adjournment refreshments were served by the Eakins and Coxes.
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