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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1973
Page
5
Free electronic hearing tests will be conducted at the Clifton Motel on Thursday June 7 1973 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Testees will learn their degree of hearing loss using the latest equipment. Robbie Robinson will run the test courtesy of Waco Belton Hearing Aid Service in Waco Texas and home visits are available.
The Clifton Booster Club sponsors its first annual Charity Ball at the National Guard Armory on Tuesday night July 3 from 8 p.m. to midnight. Proceeds benefit the Clifton Booster Club. Tickets are on sale through club members.
Church notices outline June activities at Trinity Lutheran Clifton with Bible school sessions daily through June 8, circles and circles meetings, Lutheran services with Holy Communion, Luther League supper for graduates, and seminars on death and dying at Sunset Home. Renowned speaker Rev Joe Stevens referenced from Texas Wildlife Department.
Clifton Lutheran Bible School opens Monday June 4 at Immanuel and Trinity Lutheran Churches for eight days of classes from 9 to 11 30 a m. with the theme The Family. Director Mrs Richard Liardon assisted by Mrs Donny Sonntag. more than 30 volunteers.
The 50 State employment security agencies report 14 124 minority men and women among 79 422 full-time staff, comprising 18 percent of total personnel, up from 12 percent in 1967.
Mrs. Fred Erickson, formerly Bonnie Philipp, earned her Bachelor of Science in Education on May 13 at Daniel-Meyer Coliseum Fort Worth. She graduated cum laude with a 3.556 GPA in a class of 761, placing 105th and receiving a centennial medallion. She will teach in special education including mentally retarded and physically handicapped children. Attendees included Fred Erickson and several Philipp and Erickson family members.
Texas led the United States in pecan production in 1972 with an estimated 65 million pounds, while peach output ranked seventh with 4,000 bushels. A late freeze damaged crops in North Texas and the High Plains, and may reduce pecans in northern areas, according to Agriculture Commissioner John C. White.
Some apprenticeships recognized by the U S Department of Labor include machining maker artificial eye maker buttermaker sail maker pipe organ installer river pilot and wallpaver printer reflecting varied trades.
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