Bosque County Seeks Local Help for Handicapped Education
Mrs. Browder leads a survey to identify handicapped children in Bosque County and bring homebound services, speech therapy, and rehab help locally. The program aims to educate all children next fall if possible, with state funding tied to need.
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Bosque County
Browder
Houston
Dallas
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Waco
Piano Recital Set May 25 at Clifton City Hall
Mrs. Gayle Squyres presents her piano students in a recital at 8 p.m. May 25 in Clifton City Hall. Recitalists include Alice Amundson Lori Blewett Susan Boyd Beth Conrad Christy Crawson Sharon Culp Phyllis Homerstad Lisa Latham Mary Jo Ray Brian Robertson Marcie Seljos Danielle Sinderud Laura Welker. Solo pieces by Bach Eckstein Nevin Schubert Thompson Schaum Cobb and others. Refreshments served after.
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Gayle’ Squyres
Clifton City Hall
Alice Amundson
Lori Blewett
Susan Boyd
Beth Conrad
Christy Crawson
Sharon Culp
Phyllis Homerstad
Lisa Latham
Mary Jo Ray Brian Robertson
Marcie Seljos
Danielle Sinderud
Laura Welker
Bach
Eckstein
Nevin
Schubert
Thompson
Schaum
Cobb
Steak Pricing Factors Related to Beef Production Time
Dr. Ed Uvacek of Texas A&M explains beef production spans about two and a half years from calf to slaughter. He notes a 1,900 pound animal yields only 48 pounds of sirloin and a 1,000 pound steer grades choice yields 600 pounds of carcass with about 444 pounds edible after trimming. Consumers often overlook time and costs behind beef availability and pricing.
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Ed Uvacek
Texas Agricultral Extension Service
College Station
Texas A&M. _University
Uvaeck
Public Hearing on Constitutional Revision Commission in Waco
The Texas Constitutional Revision Commission will hold a public hearing from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Thursday June 28 in the Brazos Room at the Waco Convention Center located at 100 Washington Ave in Waco.
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Brazos Room
Waco Convention Center
Washington Ave
Waco
Texas Constitutional Revision Commission
Bronstad Rogstad Reunion Set July 1 at Trinity Hall
The Bronstad Rogstad reunion will be held Sunday July 1 1973 in the Trinity Lutheran Church fellowship hall Clifton. A covered dish dinner will be served at noon. For further information contact Neal G Grimland of San Antonio or Mrs Furman Grimm of Meridian.
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Bronstad-Rogstad
Trinity Lutheran Church Fellowship Hall
Clifton
Neal G. Grimland
San Antonio
Furman Grimm
Meridian
Loan Eligibility Restorable for Some Veterans
Veterans who used their G I loan can have eligibility restored and obtain another guaranteed loan under certain conditions. VA Director Jack Coker notes the need for the original loan to be released from liability and for the first home to have been sold for compelling reasons.
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G.I
Jack Coker
Veterans. Administration
Coker
Turkey Prices Fairly Stable Says Texas A&M Expert
Dr. David Mellor of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service notes turkeys remain economical and nutritious. Prices typically dip during Thanksgiving and Christmas, rising modestly in spring and summer. He compares wage growth with turkey prices from 1959 to 1972, arguing turkeys offer more buying power today.
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David Mellor
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m
Turkey
Mellor
Mr. Mellor
Poultry Industry Sees Growth in Texas Employment
A Texas A&M Poultry Science Department survey indicates growing job opportunities across poultry industry sectors in Texas. Employers favor BS graduates in poultry science with salaries typically ranging from 7 to 12 thousand dollars, while some firms open offers or hold salary discussions.
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Texas Poultry Industry
Texas A&m Poultry Science Department
College Station
Texas Poultry Federation
Poultry Science
Co. R. Creger
Department of Poultry Science
Texas A&m University
Texas
Poultry Industry Expands in Texas Driven by Eggs and Broilers
Texas poultry shows 1972 gross income over 3.5 million dollars with 51 percent from eggs and 46 percent from broilers. Eggs averaged 30.9 cents per dozen and broilers 14.1 cents per pound, while retail egg prices around 75 cents per dozen. Commissioner John C. White notes industry shift from small flocks to a dynamic agricultural leader.
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Texas
Texas Agriculture
John C. White
White
Expanding Beef Herds Noted Across Texas
Beef cattle trends show Texas breeding cows and heifers rising to 6.3 million by January 1, a 16 percent gain. Experts predict modest first quarter marketing, possible price support in later quarters, and strong spring gains as feedlot demand for replacement cattle grows.
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Texas
Ed Uvacek
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
College Station
Uvacek
Clifton Folks Visit Mrs Alma Hunter and Lydia
Recent visitors with Mrs Alma Hunter and daughter Lydia were Mrs Minnie Simmons and Hal Burreson of Dallas.
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Clifton
Alma Hunter
Lydia
Minnie Simmons
Hal Burreson
Dallas
Trinity Lutheran Church Events Schedule Clifton Texas
Trinity Lutheran Church lists activities from May 18 to May 23 including a Young Couples outing to Waco miniature golf and pizza hosted by Merle and Anna Belcher and Wayne and Carol Menking. Sunday services include Sunday School at 9 15 a m and Worship at 10 30 a m. Clifton High School Baccalaureate and Graduation are held at Bettis Auditorium. Altar Guild meeting Trinity Men in Fellowship Hall and Ministry to Aging meeting at Sunset Home are noted.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
W. Third
Ave. Clifton
Texas
Ted Steenblock
Trinity Fellowship Hall
Waco
Merle
Anna Belcher
Wayne
Carol Menking
Clifton High School
Bettis Auditorium
Altar Guild
Trinity Men
Fellowship Hall
Sunset Home
Our Savior's Lutheran Church Choir Schedule
The church announces activities for May 16 with Children's Choir at 7 30 p m and Senior Choir at 8 15 p m led by Pastor L C Jenson at Our Savior's Lutheran Church The Heart of the Norse Community.
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OUR Savior’s Lutheran Church
the Heart of the Norse Community
L. C. Jenson
Kenneth Nelson Named to Gulf Southwestern Regional Council
Kenneth Nelson of Aars and Nelson Insurance Agency Clifton has been named to the Gulf Insurance Group Southwestern Regional Producers Council. He attended the council meeting at the Insurance Club in Dallas, as the nine Texas agents organized to meet.
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Kenneth Nelson
Aars and Nelson Insurance Agency
Clifton
Gulf Insurance Group
Southwestern Regional Producers Council
Nelson
Insurance Club
Dallas
Texas
Adding A Patio To Home Proposed
Dr William Welch landscape horticulturist at Texas A&M urges spring patio additions to boost beauty privacy and value. He recommends an 8 to 10 foot wide patio adjacent to or extending from the house with firm surfaces and sections of three to six feet. Privacy can be added with fences vines or plants and features like lights receptacles shade trees and portable grills enhance usability.
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William Welch
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
College Station
Texas A&m University
Welch
Gulf Group appoints regional advisory panel for 600 agents
Gulf Group announces a regional advisory group selected for recognized professional status and dedication to the Gulf Group. The R. R. Waldrop agency, predecessor of Aars and Nelson, was Gulf representative since 1923, with the association continuing through name and principal changes.
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Gulf
Gulf Group
Warren Kwedar
R. R. Waldrop
Aars and
Nelson
Grimland and Solberg Attend Waco Funeral for Gordon Johnson
Saturday Mr and Mrs Julian Grimland and Orus Solberg attended the funeral of Gordon Johnson at the First Lutheran Church in Waco. The Grimlands visited Mrs Ida Wendt in McGregor on Sunday.
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Clifton
Julian Grimland
Orus Solberg
Gordon Johnson
First Lutheran Church
Waco
Julian Grimlands
Ida Wendt
McGregor
Fabric Shears Face New Demands and Upgrades
A Texas A&M extension specialist warns dated low quality scissors struggle with modern fabrics. She highlights serrated upper blades for synthetics, high lift models to reduce cloth slippage, and lighter alloys easing heavy cutting. Buy quality for lasting performance. The piece also notes demand for medical record technicians with two year degrees and wages up to 11711 dollars in federal hospitals.
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Vivian Warminski
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University
College Station
Miss
U.S. Department of Labor
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