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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1967
Page
11
The notes urge delaying grazing until grain reaches six inches to boost regrowth and winter grazing. Delayed grazing supports root development and reduces freeze risk. Also encourages composting leaves rather than burning, layering leaves with manure or fertilizer for richer compost to improve next year's flower beds and garden fertility.
State Capitol notes report a forty percent cut in unemployment compensation payroll taxes for Texas employers next year, saving about 15 million dollars as the trust fund tops 319 million. The reduction is 1 tenth of one percent for each 5 million beyond 300 million, with nine truck lines seeking new authority, hearings underway, and a 250 page testimonial summary.
Miss Delmelia Dunn, county home demonstration agent, says the first color workshop in Clifton will meet November 27 at 2 p.m. in Clifton City Hall. The session aims to teach color relationships with a flexible framework. The first ten applicants will be accepted, with a $2 charge for consumer color charts.
Seven Bosque County students enroll at Southwest Texas State College for the 1967 fall semester. The students are Leo H. Butler Jr, Sandra J. Cate, Janie B. Hill, Jerry R. Hill, David A. Knitt, Joseph P. Stewart, and Ballard T. Strong.
Four Clifton women attended the Division II District V Fall Board Meeting held November 9 with the Waco Council Garden Clubs Inc hosting at the Council Center in Waco. Local members named include Mrs Ray Byford Mrs A N Randle Mrs M K Bradstreet and Mrs M L Langsford as 117 club members represented 50 garden clubs in attendance.
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