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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1968
Page
9
Texas A&M University extension dairy specialists emphasize the importance of temporary pastures as a reliable grazing source. They urge using adapted varieties, correct seedbed prep, and fertilization to maximize crude yield and steady dairy forage supply through fall and winter.
Readable text explains that Ranae grasses stay vigorous with careful grazing. It emphasizes leaving 59 percent of annual growth on key plants, selecting tall palatable grasses, and observing grazing to prevent overgrazing.
October is Co Op Month nationwide with the theme Cooperatives Community Builders. Co operatives will host events for members and the public, inviting attendance. President Johnson calls October a time to rededicate to the co op spirit and coop ideals.
Miss Jo Layne Reese of Georgetown and Austin married Thomas Edward Leggett of Georgetown and Houston in an Oct. 3 evening ceremony at St. John's Methodist Church Georgetown. Rev. Phillip M. Riley officiated with Dr. Ellsworth Peterson at the organ. The couple will reside at 800 East 13th Street Georgetown.
The 1969 Chevrolet lineup includes heated rear window on Caprice and Impala Custom Coupe, hidden headlights on several models, and a liquid tire chain system for traction on ice and snow. Optional fog, frost removal, and rapid rear window heating enhance visibility and comfort, with additional convenience like a concealed rear bumper step.
A social after church, Homecoming Queen Kathy Bearden at China Spring, and several residents attending R E A in McGregor with guest speaker Congressman Poage are among recent town activities. A neighbor, Bob Zuehlke, died at Clifton hospital. sympathy extended.
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