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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1975
Page
6
Roberta Dix of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service argues that reading aloud to children is highly valuable especially when done early. She says discussing the book during shared time helps children learn about the world and model parental thoughts and feelings.
Miss D ann Thomas of Welfforth married Dennis L Poe of Clifton at her parents home on Saturday September 6. The Rev Lane Boyd conducted the double ring ceremony. Attendants were Miss Kim Wright and John Hoel. Poe, a Clifton High School and Texas Tech graduate, works at Clifton Cattle Company. The bride attended Frenship High School and will reside in Clifton.
VA Regional Office director Jack Coker says overpayments occur when changes in training status are not reported promptly. Debt is recovered by reducing future monthly VA checks. veterans should inform the VA immediately of changes and utilize on campus vets reps at about 3,000 schools.
A steady stream of visitors toured the Central Texas Fair barns as awards were handed for Fat Barrow Berkshire and Hampshire classes, crossbred and Duroc divisions, and Showmanship trophies. Winners included Curtis Rueter, Jerry McDougal, Steven Conrad, Jayne Lewis, Annette Wynn, and others across beef and swine divisions.
VA says married women who attended school under the GI Bill from June 1 1966 to Oct 2 1972 may receive about $20 per month for each training month with a spouse. Public Law 92 5040 in Oct 1972 equalized benefits for men and women. Claims must show marriage during training. retroactive to June 1 exists.
Homeowners in Bosque County are spending a record on property upkeep. A sampling survey shows Bosque County residents invested about 338 per housing unit for alterations and additions, with repairs and maintenance near 625000. Nationally, 21.1 billion was spent on home improvements in 1974, up 14 percent from the prior year.
Gwendolyn Chyatt of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service promotes eatable peels on vegetables. Cucumbers peppers onions and young carrots can be eaten raw with rinsed and trimmed ends. Cabbage and head lettuce wash slice serve as salad without cooking. Sweet corn and tomato halves cook quickly for crisp tender flavor.
Roberta Dix of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service offers guidance for families expecting a second child. She urges maintaining the older child's attention and affection, while fostering individual interests to reduce sibling rivalry as the baby grows.
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