The Clifton Record (Clifton, Tex.), Vol. 81, No. 4, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 22, 1976 Page: 3 of 27
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35-mi lluneter slides into a pre-
sentation across six, septarate
roar projection screens. The
narration on the quadrophonic
sound track of the audio portion
uses several voices to tellthe
story.
Music for the show consists
of several arrangements of an,
original score composed ex-
pressly for the exhibit. It is en-
titled, ‘‘Let Us- Try.” This is
the English translation of the
Corps of Engineers motto ‘Es-
sayojis.”
The show is free. The public
is invited to attend. It will be
Operating ftxm 9 a.m. to 4:30
pjm. Friday, January 23, and
10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday,
January 24.
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Thursday, Jan. 22, 1976
Cong. Peage asks re-election
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THE CLIFTON RpC
Congressman W. R. Peage of
'the life CongresSWbal Distriop
has announced hit Candida^
for re-elcclion. In 4 statement
eddressed “to my friends cl
the llth Carvgresdooal Di*-
trict", Cong. Poage said:
“Mrs. Fcage and I are re-
turning to Washington so that
I may participate in the wot*
of the Second Session at the
91th Congress which convenes
on Monday, January the 19th.
"For thirty-nine yeans I have
been privileged to represent the
people of Central Texas in fee
Halls of Congress. I have hied
to reflect your views and sfcrve
fthe needs of this District as
best I could. I hope those ef-
forts have merited your ap-
proval.
“The people of this District
have ‘been fine and kind to me.
I am deeply appreciative. Our
government faces some difficult
problems. I believe that I can
serve you in the 95th Congress
more effectively than could a
"green hand.” I shall, there-
fore, be a oandidadte for re-
election as your Represents-
Crossroads
News
igineers Corps bicentennial
exhibit scheduled for Whitney
BY GLORIA MOSELEY
CONGRESSMAN W. R. POAOt
“I am grateful for the confi-
dence you have expressed in
(he past, and I trust I may’
continue to work with and foe-
each of you in the future.
ARC gets second year grant
Mirs. Ferris Clemehts af
Brawnwood, chairman of the
Texas Advisory Council for
Developmental Disabilities, has
announced feat the Texas As-
sociation for Retarded Citizens
has been awarded second year
continuation for the TAiRC—
Information and Referral De-
velopment Disabilities grant
project for an 18-county area of
central Texas, including Bos-
que County.
The project will continue as
Information and Referral ser-
vice for persons who are men-
tally retarded, cerebral palsied,
epileptic, or multi-handicapped,
as well as working with 6iq>-
portive volunteer organizations
in each county wishing to help.
“This pilot project is the
only one of its kind k Texas,
with its office located in Brawn-
said Mrs. Clements,
fARC’S first year efforts have
‘had a tremendous impact or
wood,1
"■fARi
fee lives of developmentaffly
disabled persons in Central
Texas”.
Through the Ilnformation and
Referral Office, requests for
assistance are referred to area
agences and service providers
who have fee responsibility for
providing education and rehabd-
’fctadve services.
Mrs. Clements further stated,
‘‘Because of this project, pro-
blems in rural service delivery
systems have been identified,
which is the first step to solv-
ing the problem of available
help in rural area.”
Any organization wanting to
help in feeir county or anyone
needing help or services for a
development Ey disabled per-
, son may contact the TARC—
Information and Referral Of-
fice, 318 Citizens National
Bank Building, Brownwood,
78801 or call AC91&&3-1432.
Good Morning! What a beat*
tiful day it is. Especially for
January. However, I noticed
that clouds are gathering. I am
beg/ntf.ng to think our weafear
is sort of like a child; you got
from it, about what you least
expect.
The Bicentennial Concert held
at Bettis Auditorium Saturday-
night was marvelous. It was
presented by the California
Lutheran College Choir and Or-
chestra. Several of the mem-
bers said their reception here
was the best they had had, and
they had a larger audience‘than
at other places, including some
Of the larger cities.
Heartfelt thanks are extend-
ed to Mrs. E. D. Johnson of
Cranfills Gap and the many
families who provided accom-
modations for the students.
Also, to fee many who spent
time and effort selling tickets.
My personal thanks to Debbie
McLomore because she is fee
one who called me. Her manner
Was so courteous feat I know all
the others were equally polite.
Mr®. Garton Allen had a
hrunch January 14, honoring
her cousin, Katie Davis. I
know it was delicious, because
Ruthie served home-made rolls
with her own mustang grape
and wild plum jelly. Also, fresh
fru’t ferit shfe bad canned.
Doesn’t feat sound yummy?
Guests included Katie’s mother,
Mrs. Evelyn Seyjnloir, and
Ruth’s mother, Mrs. Thyra
Brynic. Lots Of happy talk com-
plimented the good food,
Katie Davis is from Sacra-
mento, Calif. She has spent the
past week visiting her mother,
Mrs. Evelyn Seymour of Clifton.
Mrs. Clarence Col wick was
„ hostess icr the Bee Hill-Boggy
Circle meeting, Thursday, Jan-
uary 8. Mrs. T. J. White is the
Lesson Leader and fee group
hud a roundtable discussion of
this month’s lesson. After-
wards, refreshments were
served before adjournment. /
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy White
from Irving spent fete weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. T. J. (Dick) *
White. They came to pick up1
Kevin who had spent the week
with his grandparents.
Claude White returned to
Ranger Monday afternoon. He
attends Ranger Junior College
and classes resumed tor this
'form on Tuesday.
Julio Pederson returned to
classes at Mary Hardin-Baylor
at Eoltcn. Nancy Homerstad 're-
sumed her studies at Hill Juir-
if College at Hillsboro.
In regards to the column of
last week, I have had several
phone calls from interested peo-
ple. As a matter of fact, I took'
additional information to Mrs.
Gillie Wallace of Tumersvitte
Its she is most interested in do-
ing wha t she can in her area as—
well as Gatesville.
So, it proves once again that
aroused citizens can accomplish
much. Our motto and prayer
can still be, “God Bless Ameri-
ca!”
The U.S. Army Corps of En-
gineers Bicentennial exhibit,
“Let Us Try,” has begun its 15-
znonth journey to visit commu-
nities all over America. It will
be, on display in Whitney, at fee
McOown Valley Community
Center Building on FM High-
way 1713 January 23 and 24.
The exhibit is a multi screen,
multi-image, audio-visual pre-
sentation which lasts for 15
minutes. The show tells the
story of fee Corps of Engineers’
200 years of service to the coun-
try from 1775, to fee present
day role in fee development and
management of fee ballon's wa-
ter resources.
The visual portion of the story
is told bv blend;no almost 1,000
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Jordan, William T. The Clifton Record (Clifton, Tex.), Vol. 81, No. 4, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 22, 1976, newspaper, January 22, 1976; Clifton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth796552/m1/3/?q=%22Texas+Press+Association%22: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Nellie Pederson Civic Library.