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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1973
Page
5
Bosque County ASC Chairman Finis E Williams urges producers to understand set-aside provisions for feed grain and wheat programs. Land must meet crop productivity standards and pay reductions apply if land underperforms. Notify ASCS before haying or grazing and observe conserved use rules, with certain crops allowed on reduced-payment acres.
An ASG committee chairman reminded farmers that set-aside land must be average quality cropland and a county ASCS office must be notified before grazing haying or cutting for silage or growing approved alternate crops. A payment reduction applies if set-aside is used for these purposes under the basic fed grain plan.
Bosque County group will host a workday at Clifton City Hall on March 28 starting at 8 30 a.m. to make cancer bandages. Instructor Raymond Lammert leads the session with participants invited to bring a sack lunch. Mrs John Spitzer demonstrates table mats and hot pads.
Mr and Mrs Ted B Evans were honored at a February 28 dinner at The Stagecoach Inn Salado marking their 50th anniversary. Attendees included family friends from Valley Mills Crawford Waco Clifton Austin and Austin area. They married February 28 1923 in Waco.
The LWML at Immanuel Lutheran Church held a March 1 meeting. Mrs. Hugo Landgraf led with prayer and the program discussed happiness as helping, with sketches by Mrs. W. B. Oswald. Gift goals include The Sunset Home and Green Stamp Books for Good Samaritan Home. Rev. Leland Schmidt encouraged service projects.
William J. Sheffield announced James Edwin Conrad has been placed on the University of Texas Austin Dean’s list for fall semester 1972 with highest honors. Conrad, a pharmacy major, was informed of election to active membership in Rho Chi Society and is the son of Mr and Mrs Edwin P Conrad of Clifton New Jersey.
The Trinity Luther League met in Fellowship Hall with 13 members plus Mr and Mrs Harold Kettler and Pastor Ted Steenblock. They planned a skating trip to the Stephenville rink on March 18 for the social event, with rides leaving Trinity Lutheran Church at 4 45 p m. The rink is reserved for two hours and 80 to 100 people are expected.
Mr. and Mrs. Alton-Glenn New announce the birth of daughter Deora Darlene in Fort Worth Harris Hospital on February 23. Weighing 7 pounds 7 ounces, she is welcomed by grandparents Wilson New of Fort Worth and Ervin Sanders of Joshua, with great grandparents W. R. New, Roy May, Milton Sanders, and H. M. Strogner.
The Woman’s Literary Club of Morgan met at the Memorial Museum in Cutton on Thursday afternoon with twelve members from Morgan and Lakeside Village attending through a nailstorm. Mrs. Jack Kirton hosted, welcomed by Mrs. Sadie Hoel, and a tea table added cheer as the program on Early Transportation featured reviews of Railroads and Depots and Pioneer Personalities.
Texas A&M specialist Frances Reasonover outlines when to begin solids, from a few days to four months, with cereals first and gradual introductions of fruits vegetables and proteins. She emphasizes small initial portions and savoring new flavors to form healthy eating habits early.
Tire Industry Safety Council chairman Ross R. Ormsby warns underinflated tires waste money and shorten tire life. A Commerce Department study says underinflation cuts tire life by 10 to 40 percent and costs motorists tens to hundreds of millions annually. The report urges motorists to monitor inflation with personal gauges.
Home economist Cindy Gray of the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Austin urges dieters to use seafood for low calorie light lunches dinners and snacks. She notes fish and shellfish are high in protein and 85 to 95 percent digestible with energy giving vitamins and minerals.
Miss Hemerstad daughter of Cameron announces engagement to Richard Kevin Carlucci son of San Antonio. An August 18 wedding is planned at Abiding Savior Lutheran Church in Cameron. The bride elect a nursing graduate employed at Santa Rosa Children’s Hospital. Carlucci a San Antonio native is a senior pre med student at Texas Lutheran College and Omega Tau member.
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