Financial Management Shortcourse Offered in Meridian
The Bosque County Program Building Committee sponsors a two night shortcourse on February 24 and 26 at 7 p.m. in the Meridian courthouse. The program reviews basic tools of financial record keeping and analysis planning and control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosque County
A&cs
Secretary of Agriculture
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
The
Bosque County Program Building Committee
Meridian
Baylor City Manager Addresses Journalism Classes
Baylor University in Waco hosts City Manager Kenneth R. Neystel as he speaks to beginning reporting and writing students on municipal administration. Arrangements were led by journalism department chairman Loyal N. Gould and others including editors William Jordan of The Clifton Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth R. Neystel
Baylor University
Waco
Neystel
Loyal N. Gould
Paul D. Adams
Basil C. Raffety
William Jr. Jordan
Meridian woman serves on Democratic Delegate Committee
Mrs. Charles K. Ward Jr. of Meridian is named a member of the Democratic Delegate Selection Committee for the 22nd State Senatorial District. The group will meet at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Holiday Inn in Mineral Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles K. Ward Jr
Meridian
Holiday Inn
Mineral Wells
Bicentennial Day Observed in Clifton Fourth Grade Class
Mrs. Diane Dietiker's fourth grade class at Clifton Elementary celebrated Bicentennial Day by dressing in early American attire. Students used candles for light and engaged in activities like Bicentennial brainteasers and the filmstrip Happy Birthday, America making USA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Dietiker
Clifton Elementary School
America
U.S.A
Clifton Church Sings at 7 PM on Second Sunday
Clifton Independent Baptist Church schedules a regular second Sunday night singing at 7 p.m. The church sits at the corner of Ave E and Pecan. The note mentions the Labor-Management Services Administration protecting employee rights and funding for projects, though text is partially garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Independent Baptist Church
Ave. E and
Pecan
U.S. Department of Layor
Labor-Management Services Administration
Chemical Lime aims for top in safety contest
Chemical Lime, Inc. of Clifton is expected to rank near the top in a safety competition among 77 lime plants in the United States and Canada. For January through September 1975 it placed 17th overall and ninth among quarry and lime plants, reporting 47 160 manhours without lost time injuries. For all of 1975 the company logged 64 374 manhours with no lost time injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chemical Lime, Inc
Clifton
United States
Canada
National Lime Association
HJC International Buffet Weekend Event at Hillsboro
The Hill Junior College music department hosts an International Buffet on Friday February 27 and Saturday February 28 from 5 30 to 8 p m in Hillsboro The event features eight countries with America Germany Czechoslovakia Scandinavia China Hawaii Spain Mexico and Italy buffet style The HJC Ensemble Choir and Stage Band provide entertainment Proceeds fund an educational trip to Monterrey Mexico for the Choir and Ensemble Tickets available from music department members or by telephone call
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The
Hill Junior College Music Department
Hillsboro
America
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Scandinavia
China
Hawaii
Spain
Mexico
Italy
HJC
Monterrey
Ecall
van D. Goodall
Clifton
University of Texas Medical Branch Development Board
UTMD
Galveston
Development Board
of Texas
UT System Board of Regents
UTMB
Neils Creek Baseball Association meets in Clifton
The Neils Creek Baseball Association calls a meeting Thursday February 19 at 7 p.m. in Clifton City Hall. The midget freshmen pony and girls softball leagues will be on the agenda and coaches and parents are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neils Creek Baseball Association
Clifton City Hall
Bosque County Home Demonstration Council
W. P. Downey
S. L. Eakin
Eakin
Coyote Club
Jake Seljos
Lazy Daisy Club
Brownwood
Ralph Helm
F. L. Thiele
Raymond Lammert
Plans for Central Texas Fair Home Economics Division
Advance planning for the Home Economics Division exhibits and contests at the Central Texas Youth Fair in August took place in City Hall. Heads of Hort iculture, Dress Revue, Home-Canned Foods, Textiles, and Fresh and Cured Fruits and Vegetables attended the Tailgate Tea and planning session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Texas
City Hall
Tailgate
Sions
Crafts
Milton Linberg
David Conrad
Joe White
Calvin Rueter
Kenneth Jones
T. N. Foster
Delmelia Dunn
CEA
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Finstad
Girl Scouts
Bluebonnet Girl Scout Council
Camp Kachina
Lake Belton
Pattersons
W. L. Patterson
Lake Whitney
Leslie Patterson
Shelly
Jill
Kirk
Lubbock
Pat Patterson
Lance
Keith
Randy
Stephenville
Jerry Patterson
Wendy
Ray C. Finstad Sr
Dumas
Nna Faye
Paul Dean Cash
C. D. Cash Jr
Corpus Christi
Miss Finstad
Panhandle High School
Dumas Co-op
Mr. Cash
Henrietta M. King High School
Kingsville
Vernon College
Donna Finstad
Baylor
Tor
Clifton Record
STUDS
Macklanburg Duncan
Rockwell
Weeniirie
Law
Odel
Pacer
Peel
Laid
Skillhop Power
Storm King Door
NBC Value
Hercules
nissTon
Challenger
Erior Wall
Colony Paints
U.S
Emational LS
Hors
NORTH
Amy Shawn Anderson
Clifford D. Anderson
Katherine Price
Juan Andres Torres
John Mr. Torres
Martha Vasquez
Donald L. Finstad
Greater Bosque County
Ing
Neils Creek
Central Texas Fair
Dr. Goodall Development Board
H. D. Council
Jack McMillan
Faulk
Denton
Waco Convention Center
Texas
John Henry Faulk
Lane Denton
Railroad Commission
Jack Parr
Mike Douglas
Tom Snider
Pernell
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