Finnish Landrace sheep arrive in U S for crossbreeding trials
Fin landrace sheep noted for multiple births arrive in the United States and quarantine in Clifton New Jersey. The flock, introduced into Ireland in 1966, will be distributed to USDA stations in Beltsville Clay Center and Dubois for crossbreeding with U S breeds to boost lambing rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finland
United States
Clifton
N. J
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Ireland
J. W. Bassett
Texas A&m University
Usda Agricultural Research
Beltsville
Clay Center
Neb
Dubois
Idaho
U. S
Texas
Invitation for Bids Bond Issue Voted March 9 1968
Local column notes a bond issue read for Laguna Park area with paving plans on State Farm to Market Road 3118 and an upcoming construction start after contract award. Community sympathy extended to families. residents share hospital visits, guest stays, and social notices.
Texas College Board Unveils Higher Education expansion Blueprint
Coordinating Board foresees college system doubling by 1980 with six new state colleges and 33 community junior college districts plus medical dental facilities. Enrollment could rise from 175,000 to 400,000. total expenditures hit 401.4 million by 1980. Funding plan includes 80 million bond issue backed by a 138 monthly student activity fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coordinating Board of the
Texas College and University System
Miss Callan Weds Doyle Woodley At Mosheim Church
Miss Karen Sue Callan married Doyle Keith Woodley at Mosheim Baptist Church in a double ring ceremony presided by Rev. Robert Raching. The bride, daughter of O L Loper, wore lace crepe over taffeta with a jewel neckline and veil. the groom is the son of Mrs. George Belt and R D Woodley of Gatesville. A reception hosted by the wives' parents followed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Sue Callan
Doyle Keith Woodley
Jan
Mosheim Baptst Church
Robert Raching
O. L. Loper
Mosheim
George W. Belt
R D. Woodley
Gatesville
Leonard Gaskamp
Maureen Foley
Dallas
Andrea Philmer
Pasadena
Susan Poot
Sweetwater
Mrs. Woodley
Town & Country Apartments
Denton
Migrant School Program Plans Summer Weeks
Eight summer weeks of all day school would be offered to the children of migrant workers under a federally funded migrant school program approved by the State Board of Education. High school age students would be enrolled as part of the initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
Government helps fund summer school for migrant children
The federal program will cover tuition for families unable to pay. About 11,500 migrant children are expected to participate in the $1.6 million summer school program.
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Pearson
Service and Supplies
National Building Centers, Inc
Ozite
Wrangler
Dickie
Playtex
Robert Reich
Neal Pratt
Meridian
Don Hudman
Laguna Park and Lake Area
Harriet
W. Tt. Hunter
Hunter
R. D. Oliver
Houston
Waco
George O'Neal
O'Neal
Cecil J. Payne
Rossie
Steve
Rosa Reasenovec
Bobby Wickliffe
Clyde Reasenover
Helen Klinefelter
Montgomery
Alabama
W. K. Farris
Paul Deteau
W. T Hunter
George DeForest
Gus Baier
Homer Golson
Ray Shields
Mason Texas
Hugh Sherrer
Nematex Tomatoes
J. C. Sills
Whitney Hospital
W. O
Elsie’ Bonner
Harris Hospital
Fort Worth
T. A. Blassingame
Providence Hospital
Ella Mae Randall
Baylor
Fred Polacek
Goodall-Witcher Hospital
Pollacek
Veterans Hospital
Temple
Bluebonnet Art Craft Club
Bluebonnet Community Cen
West Shore Civic Improvement Association
Worshop
Clifton Lutheran Sunset Home
Whitney
Apple's
Staten
Highway 22
Miss Callan
Mr. Woodley
Mosheim Baptist Church
Marshal Mitchell
Ralph Poston
Bob Barnett
Crawfoed
Waiter Hix
Joe Carothers
Val
Colorado
Lewis Hinesley
Lubbock
George Belt
Chateau Ville
J. M. Martin
Lakeside Village
Hwys
Vorgan
Koppers
Limmerman
N. Highway
Live Oak Nursery
Live Oak St
Jess and
Mary Siils
Farathion
Hillsboro, Texas
Genuine International
International
Farman
Clifton, Texas
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