Sgt J Wheeler Graduates TAC Noncommissioned Officer Academy
U S Air Force Technical Sergeant Joseph A Wheeler and wife Janie, daughter of Mr and Mrs H G Zuehlke of Clifton Route 1, Clifton, have graduated from the Tactical Air Command NCO Academy at Langley AFB Virginia. Wheeler, a Vietnam veteran and management analysis supervisor at Dyess AFB Texas, serves with a TAC unit providing air support for U S ground forces. He is a Garrett Indiana High School 1961 graduate and son of Charles R Wheeler of Garrett.
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U. S. Air Force
Joseph A. Wheeler
Janie
H. G. Zuehlke
Route 1
Clifton
Tactical Air Command
Langley Air Force Base
Virginia
Wheeler
Dyess Afb
Texas
TAC
U. S
Garrett Und.) High School
Sgt. Wheeler
Charles R. Wheeler
Garrett
Indiana
Clifton Folks Visit Miss Dansby for Roetschke Reunion
Mrs M H Hall and daughter Carolyn of North Dakota and Mr and Mrs Fred Roetschke visited at the home of Miss Electa Dansby for the weekend for the Shultz and Roetschke reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electa Dansby
M. H. Hall
Carolyn
North Dakota
Fred Roetschke
People name happiness factors in work survey
A representative sample of U S workers were asked by the Department of Labor what contributed most to job happiness. Interesting work ranked first, ahead of good pay, opportunity to advance, and fringe benefits in a solid margin.
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U. S. Department of Labor
Floyd W Bailey Assigned to Sheppard Air Force Base
Airman Floyd W. Bailey son of Mrs. Winifred G. Bailey of Waco and Oscar L. Bailey of Route 2 Valley Mills has completed basic training and is assigned to the Technical Center at Sheppard AFB for wire maintenance training. He studied at Lackland AFB Texas during six weeks of Air Training Command instruction. He is a graduate of Waco High School.
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Floyd W. Bailey
Winifred G. Bailey
Waco
Oscar L. Bailey
Route 2
Valley Mills
Sheppard Air Force Base
USAF
Air Training Command
Lackland Afb
Texas
Air Force
Sheppard
Bailey
Waco High School
Improved Grasses Lift Beef Supply Says USDA SCS
Texas conservation farmers and ranchers supply 335 million extra pounds of beef yearly via grasses released by the USDA Soil Conservation Service. Edward E. Thomas notes 5.9 million acres planted over 20 years with Buffelgrass and King Ranch bluestem driving gains of 74 million and 11 million pounds from selections like Selection 75 kleingrass.
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Texas
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Soil Conservation Service
Usda Soil Conservation Service
Edward E. Thomas
Temple
SCS
Ses
Thomas
King Ranch
Pensacola
Reno
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Knox City
Soil and Water Conservation District
Agricultural Research Service
Texas A&m University
Texas Tech University
Prairie View A&m
Abilene Christian College
U. S. Air Force
U. S. Corps of Engineers
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Older Persons Need Fewer Calories Says Nutrition Expert
Texas A&M extension specialist Karen Kreipke notes that people over 55 require about 1700 calories for women and 2400 for men, similar to children of younger ages. Hidden calories in coffee, bread, milk, and spreads raise daily totals, suggesting fruit for desserts.
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Karen Kreipke
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University
College Station
Kreipke
Lt D D Mattiza Receives Air Wings at Mather AFB
First Lieutenant Dana D Mattiza son of retired SSgt Ira D Mattiza Valley Mills received silver wings after graduating from the U S Air Force navigator school at Mather AFB California He will stay at Mather for further air crew training before assignment to a permanent flying unit His 1967 Gatesville High School diploma led to a 1971 Air Force Academy degree and commission His wife Beverly is the daughter of James K Foy of Greeley Colorado.
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Dana D. Mattiza
USAF
Ira D. Mattiza
Rt. 1
Valley Mills
U. S. Air Force Navigator School
Mather Afb
California
Mattiza
Mather
Gatesville High School
U.S. Air Force Academy
Beverly
Mrs
James EK. Foy
Greeley, Colo
Final Rites Held For Stella Lane
Funeral services for Stella May Lane of Milwaukie Oregon were held Friday June 15 1973 at 2 p m at Peake Memorial Chapel Milwaukie conducted by Rev Robert Scott. Interment followed at Lincoln Memorial Park Portland. She died June 13 in Milwaukie. Pallbearers were nephews Arthur Edward Duane George Calvin and Kenneth Lane. Survived by five brothers Merrill O J Johnson Joseph W Johnson Olin Johnson and Nathan Johnson.
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Stella May Lane
Milwaukie
Oregon
Peake Memorial Chanel
Robert Scott
Lincoln Memorial Park
Portland
Lane
Arthur Lane
Edward Lane
Duane Graves
George Lane
Calvin Lane
Kenneth Lane
Clifton
Prineville
Vancouver
Wash
Ore
Farmers State Bank
Texas
Merrill
O. J. Johnson
Joseph W. Johnson
Olin Johnson
Highlands
Nathan Johnson
Marshall
Joseph Johnson
Our Savior's Lutheran Church Circle Bible Lesson Leaders
The church brief announces Circle Bible Lesson Leaders meeting at 9 30 a m Friday and worship at 10 45 a m Sunday July 1. No Sunday School during July and August. The 125th Anniversary of Four Mile Lutheran Church is noted with Martin T Jenson as pastor on Wednesday July 4 at 11 00 am.
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the Heart of the Norse Community
L. C. Jenson
Circle
Four Mile Lutheran Church
Martin T. Jenson
Inflation alert tips for family budgeting and spending
A Texas A&M home economist outlines steps for families to manage rising costs. She recommends a realistic financial stocktake, recording cash spending, and reworking the budget to account for inflation. Families should cut unnecessary purchases and seek cheaper nutrition and free entertainment while maintaining standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Bourland
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University
Covilege Station
Save Fuel With Right Insulation
Texas A and M extension engineer W S Allen urges homeowners to use proper insulation to save fuel. He explains insulation types and the importance of R and U values and considers installation costs and vapor barriers in choosing the best option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Allen
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
College Station
Mr. Allen
Texas A&m University
Allen
Lake Whitney Anglers See Crappie and Catfish Report
Not many fishermen fished Lake Whitney last week but good weather may boost attendance. Reported catches include crappie and blacks, plus a 49 pound yellowcat on a trotline and 53 crappie by the Jacksons using minnows. Lake level 533.95 and water 77 degrees.
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Lake Whitney
Lake Whitney Association
C. E. Jackson
Tom Childress
For Sale Items to Buy or Trade in Clifton Record
If you have anything to buy sell or trade call the Clifton Record at 675 3336 for classified listings and contact details.
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King’s Knight
Nina Stuart
Plano
Central Texas Fair Association
Monette Grinstead
Stuart
Carl Seale
High Point
Shady Farm
Debbie Jones
Tadem
New Mexico
The
Central
Texas Fair Association
Texas Office of Traffic Safety Administration
Dolph Briscoe
Clifton Record
Sgt. J. Wheeler
Clifton Folks
Sheppard Afb
Usda Scs
D. D. Mattiza
Dann D, Mattiza
Stella Lane
OUR Savior’s Lutheran Church
Lake Whitney Fishing Report
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