Clifton election results greet new city and school leaders
The Clifton Record notes that after a March 6 filing deadline sufficient candidates emerged for city and school elections. Winners take posts as trustees and council members prepare to face financial and growth challenges while a city manager handles operations under a mayoral council framework.
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Clifton civic notes and politicians influence in Texas events
The Clifton Record columns recount civic tributes to J. L. Standefer Jr. and ongoing Chamber efforts. U S Senator Tower criticizes using public funds for campaigns while Congressman Poage comments on legislative overreach and Lt Governor Hobby outlines slow progress on women’s employment and political participation.
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Tom Davis
J. P. Ward
Clifton Chamber of Commerce
J. L. Standefer Jr
Chamber
Helen C. Aars
Robert B. Lane
Standefer
U. S
John Tower
R.-Tex
Tower
Senator Tower
America
Bill Hobby
Carnegie Commission On Higher Education
President's Council of Economic Advisors
Hobby
Texas
Democratic Ballot Positions Decided in Bosque County Primary
J Albert Hastings announced the May 4 Democratic ballot order for Bosque County. The list covers U.S. Congress, Governor, Lt Governor, Attorney General, State Treasurer, Comptroller, land office, agriculture, railroad, court positions, State Board of Education, and local county offices. It also notes a state referendum on pari mutuel wagering a local option and its opposition.
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Democratic Party
Bosque County
J. Albert Hastings
Crawfills Gap
Democratic Executive Committee
Interesting Homemaking Facts From Texas A&M Extension Experts
A collage of quick home life tips from Texas A&M Extension Service specialists. Topics include fireplace installation and fireproofing, meal planning, enriched bread nutrients, handbag care, avoiding fatigue in children, and the Old English origin of the word home. A historical note cites New Hampshire’s 1847 ten hour workday law.
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Anna Marie Gootschalk
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University System
Gwendolyne Clyatt
Dorthy Taylor
Jane Fileischer
College Station
Garden Tips For April And May
Garden guidance for spring work covering weed removal, insect checks, mite and spider control, peony feeding, watering, and spraying. Recommendations include bulb care, transplanting certain seeds, planting caladiums with shade, prolonging bloom by removing seedheads, and pruning mums. Warns about mistletoe as a parasite and urges dusting or spraying to deter pests.
Connally Tour in Bosque County Highlights Bank Festival
Governor Connally and Mrs Connally visit Bosque County events including Farmers State Bank festival in Meridian and a ranch tour at Joe Marchmans Ranch. John Connally III sits on the Meridian bank board as co owner. The party featured art by Clifton Warren and James Boren with music by the Light Crust Doughboys.
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Bosque County
Joe Marchman
Meridian
Farmers State Bank
Connallys
John Connally III
Mr. Marchman
Gov. Connally
Ball
Meridian Bank
Warren
Warrens
Governor Connally
Weekly Market Report Highlights Affordable Beef and Produce
Beef prices show solid values with round steaks roasts ground beef and roasts among the best buys. Pork cuts shoulder roasts end-cut loin roasts and chops are noted. Fruits and vegetables remain plentiful with Temples apples citrus melons and berries available at moderate to low prices.
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Gwendolyne Clyatt
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University System
College Station
Mexico
Sincere thanks for Clifton drive exceeding goal
Mary B. Prince thanks Clifton caps and The Clifton Record for support during the Sickle Cell Anemia Drive in Area 3. The effort surpassed the $2,600 goal with $2,113.31 received so far, including Clifton’s 154 contribution.
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Clifton
Area 3
Mary B. Prince
Coyote Control Training Near Meridian April 19
Bosque County ranchers and applicators will receive training on the M-44 device Friday April 19 from 2 to 4 p.m. at the County Courthouse in Meridian. Charles Ramsey will lead the session with a State Agriculture representative discussing regulatory aspects and certification requirements for buying and using the sodium cyanide ejector in the pilot program.
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Meridian
Texas Department of Agriculture
Environmental Protection Agency
Charles Ramsey
Texas Agri
Cultural Extension Service
State Department of Agriculture
Texas Apartment of Agriculture
Plan A Special Education Program Outlined For Region
Region 12 official Jack Ross explained the state wide Plan A for special education at Clifton High School. The plan targets students with mental and physical disabilities and becomes mandatory by 1976.
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Valley Mills
Py Jack Ross
Waco
Oscar C. Chapman
Clifton Public Schools
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Bosque
Hamilton
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Goldthwaite
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Presiding
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Clifton Independent
Kaleidoscope patterns boost fashion in spring and summer
Delmilia Dunn notes fashion fabrics will feature patterns from spots to florals and geometrics. Patterned fabrics enhance wardrobe personality, hide wrinkles, and show less soil. When shopping, consider pattern and color. extreme contrasts can widen, while tight spacing slim. Freezer tips emphasize proper wrapping and turnover for money savings.
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Bosque County Extension
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