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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1970
Page
2
The Record joins Clifton citizens welcoming visitors to the Central Texas Fair and Rodeo. It reflects on 1931 progress and praises Cen-Tex youth for improving livestock and crops, sewing and crafts while noting changing technologies and enduring need for basic food and clothing.
The Record weighs the cruel practice of poisoning dogs but notes the risk to children and urges responsible dog ownership. It warns that roaming pets disturb neighbors and that impounding and poisoning may occur if owners do not cooperate, citing city notice and calls for leash and containment measures.
Bosque County Judge E W McGee appoints J M White as Meridian chair of the County Committee on Children and Youth. The group invites ideas from youth up to age 24 and adults, to be sent to Austin or presented at the Governor’s Conference on Children and Youth. The conference targets input for the White House Conference on Children and Youth with events in December 1970 and February 1971.
Clifton residents report vacations and family visits across the region. Jim Shields and family returned from a multi state trip, while the Jan Tyler family visited Dallas and welcomed Marcus Jan. The Weldon Hall family moved to Bryan where Hall works at Texas A M University. E B Harris family toured Casper Wyoming and saw the Texas musical at Palo Duro Canyon.
Sunday Mass at 11:00 am at Mission of Holy Angels Catholic Church on Highway 219 Clifton. Parish events and times follow weekly. Regular services include daily prayers and community activities at the Clifton parish.
Our Savior s Lutheran Church posts a weekly calendar with worship Sunday at 9 30 led by Rev Albert Petrich and guest Rev R E Wuensche from Emmanuel Clifton. Events include Turkey Creek Circle Tuesday 2 00 pm Council Meeting 6 50 am Bee Hill Boggy Circle Thursday 3 00 pm Norse Circle 2 00 pm Fall schedule begins September 6 with Sunday School 9 30 am and service 10 45 am with communion.
An editor's note presents questions answered by Lt Col Charles M Dun can acting state director. It explains eligibility rules for conscientious objectors, the two main classifications 1A O and 1 0, and when a board may assign 1A O rather than a compromise.
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