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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1977
Page
2
J. D. Sartwelle and Jim Peterson thank readers for helping inform cattlemen about the Beef Referendum. Scattered returns show about 18 percent of Texas cattlemen and 11 percent of U.S. cattlemen registered. Final figures expected by mid week.
Welfare Department seeks foster family homes to care for up to three residents who cannot stay at home or need nursing care. Eligible providers must meet minimum standards to serve elderly, blind or disabled individuals. those with physical limits not always eligible for nursing home care.
The notice describes reimbursement up to 220 dollars monthly by the client and Welfare Department for services such as meal preparation laundry and some personal care not including medical or nursing care. It invites persons with extra room who wish to share homes with others of similar interests to contact the Welfare Department in Hillsboro at P O Box 401 or with phone 582 3441 Kathy Hughes.
The Clifton Record letters page argues a cruel act against a dog was by a sick individual. It condemns biased reporting and calls for humane animal control, linking stray dogs to overbreeding and careless owners. The piece asserts the root problem is human neglect, not the animals, and urges change in behavior and policy.
A sequence of birthday events surrounding Mrs Mil ton Brown includes dinners games of 8 and 42 and a Norse Birthday Club meeting. Attendees span Clifton Crawfills Gap Dallas and Fort Worth with names like J C Tergerson Ern est Rohne Pernie Surley and Jamie Hinton.
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