Clifton NHS Induction Adds Fourteen Members
The Clifton High National Honor Society chapter held its Springs Induction Ceremony at Bettis Auditorium. Inductees include Linda Dietiker Cynthia Moker Karen Lappe Brenda Richards Pam Schwartz Conrad Valinda Cook Ana Charles Raines Pat Reeder and Karen Wiederaenders.
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Clifton High
National Honor Society
Bettis Auditorum R
NHS
Linda Dietiker
Cynthia Moker
Karen Lappe
Brenda Richards
Pam Schwartz
Conrad
Valinda Cook
Ana
Charles Raines
Pat Reeder
Karen Wiederaenders
Nancy Golden
Walter Hansen
Roland Wiederaenders
MONOR
Clifton High School
Jan Marshall
Todd Outlaw
Pam
Hospital Auxiliary Honors Volunteers at Awards Banquet
The Clifton Hospital Auxiliary recognized longtime service with awards for numerous members including Mrs. J, Mrs. George A Abercrombie and Mrs. Charl eworth. Pins went to several volunteers and bars noted for 5300 hours and 1000 hours of service. Patsy Ruth Lancaster led Clifton High School musical group during the dinner program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Hospital Auxiliar de Gosdall
Hospital Casewire
George A. E
Leo Jerson
Joe Knust
R. L. Kuntz
A. C. Mitchell
Jewell McCrary
Ray Smith
Inez Lockweil
Carl Swenson
Joe White
Seth Witcher
J. G. Fincher
E. B. Harris
Parks Windham
Russell Kerbow
Clifton Public Schools
Clifton High School
Wade Lee Hospital
Clifton family raises 347 in 15 mile march for missions
Clifton mother Mrs. Billy Roberts and her daughters Donna and Sandy joined 29 Hillsboro church marchers in a 15 mile walk from First United Pentecostal Church to Milford to raise 347.64 dollars for the United Pentecostal Church international. The event included checkpoints with refreshments and prizes for fund collection.
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Clifton
Billy Roberts
Donna
Sandy
Clif- School
United Pentecostal Church International
Hillsboro
Witchings
Hill County
Highway 81
Milford
Roberts
Crawfills Gap
Valley Mills
Sands Roberts
Coon Creek Homecoming Grants Gospel Sing in April
The Coon Creek Homecoming and All Day Singing will be held Sunday April 27 inviting alumni friends and residents of Coon Creek. The program starts at 10 a.m. with singers from Texas, basket lunches at noon, and afternoon singing from 2 to 4 p.m.
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Coon
Coon Creek
Bicentennial Choral Program Presented By Students Sunday
Students from the high school prepare a bicentennial themed concert Sunday at 2:30 pm in the gym. The program features songs from 1776 to World War II and a finale of This Is My Country God Bless America and The Battle Hymn of the Republic. Students from grades three to six perform square dances while high schoolers sing new works by American composers.
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America
Columbia
Steven Foster
Oh Susana
Ruth Lancaster
Lapcaster
United Methodist Women Host Musical Book Review Monday
The United Methodist Women present Mrs. Elizabeth Peabody of Dallas in a musical book review Monday April 28 at 7 30 p m in the church sanctuary with a reception in Fellowship Hall. Peabody, a member of Zeta Phi Eta and Delta Delta Delta, reviews a long running Broadway show with song dance and acting. She is wife of a Dallas businessman and mother of David and Beth. The event supports the Methodist Women and accompanies Clifton community outreach.
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United Methodist Church
Elizabeth Peabody
Dalas
Fellowship Hall
Peabody
Pais
Zeta Phi Eta
Delta Delta Delta
Zonta International
Dallas Fashion Arts
Women of Sigma Chi
International Association of Fairs
Rotary Ann
Dallas
Voters Approve Amendment One in County Wide Balloting
Less than 20 percent of about 6 600 registered voters cast ballots in the special constitutional amendments election. County voters backed Amendment One, 716 to 559, on retirement programs for public employees. In Bosque County Amendment Two failed 779 to 494. C Ciudad and Laguna Park show mixed results with Amendment One defeated 71 to 50 in Laguna Park and Amendment Two also failing.
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Bosque County
Cisiton
Laguna Park
Cranfills Gap Voters Support Amendment One and Two
Cranfills Gap residents backed Amendment One 94 to 27 and Amendment Two 42 to 16. Voters also approved Question One in Clifton Meridian Iredell Walnut Springs Kopper and Valley Mills. Amendment Two carried Meridian 98 to 89 and won in one other polling place besides Clifton.
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Cranfills Gap
Clifton and Crawfills Gap
Meridian
Iredell
Walnut Springs
Kopper
Valley Mills
Clifton
Texas cities receive first monthly sales tax checks
State Comptroller Bob Bullock issued 16.1 million dollars in first monthly city sales tax payments covering taxes from February 18 to April 4. More than 300 towns received funds as the old quarterly rebate system ended, with Clifton Iredell Meridian Morgan Mustang Valley Mills Walnut Springs listed among allocations.
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Bob Bullock
Texas
Bosque County
Clifton
Iredell
Meridian
Morgan
Nonce
Mustang
Valley Mills
Walnut Springs
Bullock
Puy City
Neils Creek Baseball League Meeting Set for April 28
The Neils Creek Baseball League will meet at 7 p.m. on Monday April 28 at the Clifton Civic Center to discuss plans for the season. Representatives from Clifton Cranfill Gap Meridian and Valley Mills are urged to attend. Election of new officers will be part of the agenda.
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Neils Creek
Clifton Civic Center
Donald Finstad
Clifton
Cranfill Gap
Meridian
Valley Mills
Laguna Park Boy Drowns at Lake Whitney
Five year old Harold Wade Degges of Laguna Park drowned near Lake Whitney. Searchers from West Shore and Clifton area fire departments plus skindivers found the body Friday morning after a Thursday evening effort. Funeral services were held at a West funeral home chapel with burial at White Rock Cemetery near Ross.
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Laguna Park
Harold Wade
Hal) Degges
Bosque County
Lake Whitney
West Shore Volunteer Fire Department
Clifton
Lakeside
Meridian
Wilkins Harbor
West Shore Volunter Department
Wade S. Degges
Laguna i
Randall Cody Degges
Roy Stevenson
Mesquite
Assault, False Alarm Charged In Clifton Area
A Clifton man was charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and released on a $2,500 bond pending grand jury action after a 2:40 a.m. complaint alleging threats with a pistol against his former wife. A 11-year-old was released to parents after a false fire alarm on Ave D near Winn's. Police also reported vehicle damage from two autos at West St and Ave D. James A. Finstad was found dead at 417 North Ave E. Citizens urged to verify bonds of door to door solicitors posting $1,000 bonds with receipts from the city.
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Clifzon
Bosque County
Meridian
Alvin James
Ave. D
Winn’s
James
West Stn St
James A. Finstad
North Ave
Clifton
Justice of the Peace
Horace Whit
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Steven Conrad
Kim Davie
Mark Horak
Sarah Homerstad
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Mr. Hansen
Teresa Baker
Lynn Gamuteson
Craig Culp
Vickie Harris
Jim Hedrick
Jimmy Hruska
Debora Ludwig
Debra Petrich
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Richards Danny Schulze
John Boren
Hansem
Dan Orbeck
Sam Lee
United Methodist
Methodist Wom
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Neils Creek Baseball League
Laguna Park Boy
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