Drop of Ink on Prevention of Youth Crime
An editorial argues that early prevention is vital to stop a youngster from stepping toward a criminal future, urging proactive community and parental efforts to deter crime.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1967
Page
13
An editorial argues that early prevention is vital to stop a youngster from stepping toward a criminal future, urging proactive community and parental efforts to deter crime.
Coach Roberts said players must be healthy but depth keeps Clifton Cubs confident as semi final showdown nears. He noted backups can lift starters, while tickets for the San Angelo stadium game go fast with prices set at 2.00 for adults and 1.00 for students.
The group is advised to gather all pertinent facts and present a strong case before the full Highway Commission. The bridge, built by the U.S. Corps of Engineers, cost $650,000 to replace the Katy RR bridge moved when the lake was created. Feasibility of converting the project is noted.
Kultgen cited legal rights between the Corps of Engineers and the railroad as central to the bridge plan. If girders stay, widening and highway checks may be affordable. if salvaged, costs may surpass value. About two dozen stakeholders weighed options as Bob Turner of the Lake Whitney Association said they will gather data and seek a Highway Commission hearing in February or March.
A 90 minute color film Beloved Enemy will screen at 6 p.m. on December 10 at the First Baptist Church in Laguna Park. The drama follows a brilliant young scientist who doubts faith, seeks to disprove Christ, and confronts the claims of the Son of God through gospel evidence. Everyone is invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Burney of Mossyrock Washington announce the engagement of their daughter Maxine Barbara to Robert John Ramey son of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Ramey of Onalaska Washington The bride elect is a Mossyrock High School and Peterson School of Business Seattle graduate and works for Hormel Co Seattle The groom to be is a Mossyrock High School and Centralia Junior College graduate and is employed with the U S Navy Dept Bremerton A January wedding is planned.
Airman Second Class James C. Long son of Mr and Mrs Marvin E Long of Orange Grove earned the U S Air Force Commendation Medal at Scott AFB Illinois for outstanding rescue of a fellow airman. His decisive actions saved a life and prevented a fire threatening a building. He is an administrative specialist with Air Weather Service and a 1965 graduate of Orange Grove High School.
Richard Gene Spitzer son of Mr and Mrs Alvin Spitzer Sr has been accepted for admission to the First Year Class in the School of Medicine at The University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston. Entrance in September 1968. He is a pre medical student at Texas A M University and will graduate May 1968 with a Zoology degree. He was Clifton High School valedictorian class of 1964 and ranks high among pre medical and zoology students. He belongs to Phi Eta Sigma and Phi Kappa Phi and served on Civilian Student Council.
Clifton High School the National Honor Society sponsored career day on Tuesday November 28 in Bettis Auditorium. Guest speakers Gary O Pirkle of Connally Tech and L Ross Johnson of Hill Junior College outlined programs and career paths followed by a Q A session.
Edith A H Winnett celebrated her 76th birthday on Thanksgiving Day with her two daughters and families in Nacogdoches. A former Clifton resident of Rt. 2 for 22 years, she lived with daughters Kathleen Sullivan of Houston and Ola Mae Draper of Nacogdoches after her husband’s death in Oct. 1960. She plans to spend December in Houston with her family.
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