Birthday celebration hosts Three Famous Singers of Cleburne
A community gathering featured Jodie Wallace Doyle Forsythe and Joe Kimble with guests from Laguna Park Waco Meridian and Clifton among others. Attendees included Mr and Mrs P A Bond Mrs Mary Mahan and families plus local residents. Local events mention singings in Hillsboro Coon Creek and a future West Shore Fire Dept building update.
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Laura Hawks
Laguna Park
Idlewild
R. C
Charlotte Raines
Cedar Creek
Redwood Lodge
P. A. Bond
Fort Worth
Johnny Harris
Three Fingers Road
Waco
Mary Mahan
Lynn White
Zora Gouldman
Coon Creek
Meridian
Ruby Kilgo
Carolyn Bentonia
Ruby Sligh
Myrtle Bennett
J. C. Rosserson
Dallas
Hillsboro
Grace Temple
West Shore Volunteer Fire Department
C. R. Cox
West Shore Civic Association
West Shore Civic Improvement Association
Bluebonnet
Floyd Wilson
Western Beef Reports First Quarter Loss and Cattle Outlook
Western Beef Inc of Amarillo reports a first quarter loss of 41 566 for the period ending January 31 1975 after a prior year profit. Revenue fell to 14 562 688 from 28 223 991 while pre tax profit excluding cattle ownership rose to 395 205 but losses from company owned cattle totaled 436 773. Feaster notes 68992 cattle head in feedlots across Texas New Mexico and California at 40 percent occupancy. company will need more cattle to profit in 1975. Working capital rose about 1 million after selling Chisholm Trail Ranch. Clifton Cattle Co is a Western Beef firm.
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Western Beef, Inc
Amarillo
George E. Feaster
Western Beef
Catte
Texas
New Mexico
California
Feaster
Chisholm Trail
Clifton Cattle Company, Inc
Crime Prevention Talk in Waco Stresses Security
Officers led a city and merchants drive against crime at the Civic Center, urging cash handling, proper ID for service reps, reluctance to use firearms, and silent burglar alarms. A film titled Crime in Streets was shown, followed by Crime Its a Matter of Time featuring Waco officers, with a note on establishing a Crime Prevention School.
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Réots
Allen Z ‘Chidl
Waco Ponell
Clif - Police
Alvin Jamies
Civic Center
Liliaerties
Speed
Gena
Cal) Police de
Tfment
Officer Speed
Waco
Pantyhose Styles Highlighted By Texas Extension
Patterns in pantyhose like lacy herringbone check and stripes pair with solid color long skirts, says Margaret Ann Vander Poorten, clothing specialist with the Texas Extension Service. Venetian blinds left at a slant collect less dust, notes Mrs. Lillian Chenoweth, family resource management specialist with the Texas Extension Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ann Vanderpoorten
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University System
College Station
Lillian Chenoweth
Texas d Extension Service
Texas Agm University System
Attend the church of your choice this Sunday
Community notices urge residents to participate in worship at their preferred church this Sunday, highlighting unity and religious freedom across local congregations.
Plant Range Grass Seed Now Recommends Seeding Range Land
Harold King of the Soil Conservation Service urges ranchers to seed range grass while cool, to germinate with rain. Simpson of Iredell area plants a broadcast mix of sidecats grama Indian grass Bluestem and green sprangle top, plans to remove livestock for the season, and notes liveoak shade and wildlife cover. Other producers overseed range land. contact the Bosque Soil and Water Conservation District and SCS for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold King
SCS
Soil Conservation Service
Simpson
Iredell
Ray Byford
J. B. Wood
Harold W. Gaurtt
Bosque Soil and Water Conservation District
The
Mr. Kins
Domestic workers exempt from minimum wage rules under FLSA amendments
The 1974 amendments to the Fair Labor Standards Act exclude casual babysitters and home companions for the disabled and elderly from minimum wage and overtime provisions. Domestic workers earning at least 50 dollars per calendar quarter from one employer or who work more than eight hours in a week for one or more employers are covered under specific limits.
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U. S. Department of Labor
Cubettes Win Sprint Relay In First Track Meet Of Season
The 8th Grade Cubette team scored 78 points to place second overall and won the 440 yard relay in 55.2 seconds. Relay squad Marie Bibte Gena Smith Lesa Hill and Julia Culp led the effort with strong marks in discus shot put and jumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cubette
Marie Bibte
Gena Smith
Lesa Hill
Julia Culp
Culpist
Pam Ant
Yvonne Baker
Bible
Cissy Comptop
Patty Raines
Clifton Cubs Rout Whitney Wildcats In 9-6 Victory
Clifton baseball team earned its second win of the season with a 9-6 road victory over Whitney. Ronnie Watley pitched four runs four hits and one walk, with Kleine allowing two runs on two hits. The Cubs benefited from two Whitney errors in the first inning and multiple walks, while Ted Jones and Kenny Adams led the offense with key hits and runs.
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Clifton
Whitney Wildcats
Cubs
Ronnie Watley
Kleine
Watley
Sth
Wildcat
Cub
Ted Jones
Kenny Adams
David Anz
Craig Culp
Henry
Jones
Clifton Record Local Briefs Echo March Events
Clifton area notices report upcoming community gatherings and school activities for March 1975. Details include meeting dates, locations, and purpose for residents and students in the Clifton, Texas region.
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Clifton
Texas
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