Clifton hosts 42nd Central Texas Fair parade and rodeo
A downtown Clifton parade starts at 6 pm Thursday to launch the 42nd Central Texas Fair and 22nd annual Rodeo. Clifton Lions Club plans marching divisions and rider formations on Ave D with marshals Raymond Rogstad Jim Bureh and others guiding bands floats and flags. The Clifton Horse Show Association will stage a rodeo at 3 pm over multiple days with events such as bareback bronc bull riding and calf roping including a youth calf scramble each evening.
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Clifton
Ave. D
Clifton Chamber of Commerce
Central Texas Fair Association
Clifton Horse Show Association
Lloyd Woodley
Lampasas
Bo Bland
Little Alamo
Bosque County
Erath
Hill
Clifton clinic adds Dr Victor Vance Davie to staff
The Clifton Medical and Surgical Clinic Association announces Dr Victor Vance Davie joins its staff. He also serves at Goodall and Witcher Foundation Hospital and has a rich background from Dewey County Oklahoma to Wichita Falls Texas. The Davies are moving from Idabel Oklahoma to Clifton with six children and have bought property on Hackberry Street.
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Clifton Medical and Surgical Clinic Association
Victor Vance Davie
Davie
Goodall and Witcher Foundation Hospital
Dr. Davie
Dewey County
Okla
Wichita Falls
Texas
University of Oklahoma
Oklahoma Medical School
Navy
U. S. Naval Hospital
Corona
Cal
Mayo Clinic
Pacific
Akron
Colo
AMA
AAFP
Flying Physicians Association
Clifton
Idabel
Oklo
Davies
Clifton High School
Kimberlee Ruth Ann
Robert Turner
James Patrick
Tis Marie
Kelli Shawn
Ann Victoria
Tne
Hackberry Street
Two Arrested Men Face Theft Hearing in Meridian
Police Chief Homer Wailer said two men arrested Friday evening appeared before Bosque County Judge Charles K Ward Jr at the county courthouse in Meridian for a preliminary hearing. They are charged with misdemeanor theft under 50 dollars in connection with goods belonging to Walls Industries Inc.
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Fort Worth
Clifton
Valley Mills
Bosque County
John O. Baxter
Baxter
Arturo Enriquez Jr
Justice of the Peace
H. C. Whitley
Besque County
Meridian
Whitley
Homer Wailer
Charles K. Ward, Jr
Waller
Walls Industries, Inc
Booster Club Invites Soap For Scrimmage At Clifton
Clifton Booster Club asks fans to bring one bar of Dial or Lifebuoy soap for admission to the Clifton High and Rogers High scrimmage at 7 am Friday August 33 at Clifton Cubs Stadium. A booster meeting is set for 7 30 pm Monday September 2 at Clifton Elementary. Homecoming game with West High scheduled for 7 30 pm Friday October 19 at Cubs Stadium.
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Cub
Clifton Booster Club
Clifton High
Rogers High
Clifton Cubs
Clifton Booter Club
Clifton
Clifton High School
Cubs
West High
Labor Day Closures Delay Clifton Record Deadlines
In observance of Labor Day most local businesses including The Clifton Record will be closed on Monday September 3. Because of the holiday the deadline for news and advertising copy for The Clifton Record will be noon Friday August 31. Your cooperation will be greatly appreciated by The Record.
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Clifton Record
Record
Accidents Injure Fourteen in Bosque County July
Fourteen people were injured in 21 motor vehicle crashes on rural highways in Bosque County during July. There were no deaths. For the first seven months of the year, 118 accidents occurred with three deaths and 48 injuries in county rural highways, according to J. W. Wilson, DPS Highway Patrol supervisor for the area.
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Bosque County
J. W. Wilson
Texas Dept. of Public Safety
Certification For Food Stamps Begins Sept 1 At Welfare Office
Welfare unit supervisor Allan Armstrong of Bosque County says certification for the statewide food stamp program starts September 1 at the Meridian welfare office. Eligible individuals include the unemployed or those with low income or public assistance, with applicants needing income and expense proof.
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Allan Armstrong
Bosque County
Mr. Armstrong
Arm
America
Armstrong
Meridian
State Department of Public Welfare
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Clifton ISD Trustees tentatively approve 1973-74 budget
Clifton Independent School District trustees tentatively approved a 595,430 dollar budget for 1973-74 with minor adjustments expected. The plan increases operating costs by 111,826 dollars from 1972-73 and notes property valuation rises totaling about 893,802 dollars, raising district assessed value to 14,983,465 dollars from 14,089,663. Trustees also raised the junior senior high band director's budget to 6,000 dollars and discussed vandalism coverage, gasoline sourcing, trustee-insurance, a district car for school use, inviting new faculty to meetings, and possible air conditioning for Clifton Elementary.
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Clifton Independent School District
Cliffon High School
Clyde R. Outlaw
Board of Equalization
Outlaw
Donald Braun
Mel Cowan
Kent Appleby
McGregor
Robinson
Braun
Kenneth Nelson
Aars and
Nelson Insurance Agency
Clifton
Appleby
W. F. Key
Corpier Motors
Standefer Chevrolet Co
West Ltd
Jean M. Reeder
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James Gibbs
Chaney
Lions Club
Texas Milling Co
City Hall
George Harris
South Avenue L
Casper Ranch
Raymond Stadia
Brazos Point
Clifton City Hall
Victor Davie
City
Kelli
Ann
Robert
Tia
Kimberlee
James
Victor V. Davie
Booster Club
Raymona Rogstad
Continental Oil Co
Supt
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