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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1966
Page
13
A county H. D. agent offering tips on preparing breakfast the night before to save time, endorsing convenience foods, ready-to-cook mixes, and poultry roasts. It notes USDA grade standards for roasts, discusses turkey supplies, and provides fabric care Q&As for shirts. Also includes fat intake guidance from NAS and overall dietary advice.
The Clifton Record urges readers to look for office supply lists and notices within upcoming pages. It indicates local listings provide details on needed items and procurement opportunities for offices and schools.
A description of the Mercury Brougham highlighting its man about town styling and Continental type upholstery, signaling a luxury image and fashionable interior trends. The text emphasizes stylish design and upscale features as a selling point.
The 1967 Mercury models include dual hydraulic brakes with warning light and deluxe front and rear seat belts with reminder, an impact absorbing steering wheel, padded panels and visors, padded windshield pillars, a padded instrument panel, and padded sun visors. Additional items include remote glare inside mirror, dynamic wiper options, laminated glass windshield, turn indicators, positive door locks, backup lights, self rear view mirror, and a four way emergency flasher.
Clinton Cox announces 5200 plus patronage refund checks totaling 47016.56 mailed to Erath County Electric Cooperative patrons who bought power in 1956. This third straight year refunds bring total disbursed to 127543.00.
United States Army ROTC scholarships for four and two year programs require applications between December 1, 1966 and January 15, 1967. Benefits include full tuition books lab work uniforms equipment and a 50 dollar monthly allowance. About 34 colleges in the Fourth Army area participate. Eligibility covers age US citizenship physical qualification and timely completion of commission requirements. Applicants should contact Fourth U S Army Fort Sam Houston for information and forms. It pays to trade in Clifton.
Governor John B. Connally will speak at the Texas Institute for Small Museums on October 1 as part of a September 30 to October 12 Woodville program co sponsored by the Smithsonian Institution. Frank Taylor and John Anglim of the Smithsonian join local experts Helmuth Naumer Helen Boyd and Dr Joe B Frantz in guiding the event. The dedication of a new Texas Historical Marker honoring Allan Shivers will be conducted with the Shivers family present at the Allan Shivers Library and Museum. Immense museum growth in Texas underscores the need for professional guidance as attendance is expected to reach at least 200 statewide.
The Wesleyan Service Guild of First Methodist Church Clifton met September 19 at 7 00 PM. Mrs J G Fincher received an honorary membership pin while Mrs H C Smith and Mrs W T Holder earned special certificates and pins.
Clifton Record advertises Swingline Tot 50 stapler paks including stapler and staples for 98 cents. Offers may be time limited and subject to store availability.
Robert Baldridge Jr and Kent Appleby were in Austin last Saturday to watch USC defeat Texas 10 to 6 at Memorial Stadium. Mr and Mrs Terry Huse of Texhoma Oklahoma visited Clifton from Saturday to Monday for Oscar Anz birthday celebration with relatives and friends.
Mrs W D Goodall of this city and Mrs Edwin Goodall of Breckenridge depart Thursday to attend the executive meeting of the Auxiliary to the Texas Medical Association. Drs Goodall join their wives Friday for special committee meetings. A Dr and Mrs V D Goodall plan to return to Clifton Saturday.
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