Clifton sewer study urges larger lines and new trunk routes
A State Department of Community Affairs report on Clifton’s sewage system finds existing patterns wasteful with multiple wye joints and overlapping lines. It recommends using natural drainage basins, adding a 12 inch collector and 10 inch trunks, and installing 95 manholes and 81 cleanouts at a projected total cost of about 195,000 dollars.
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Clifton
State Department of Community Affairs
St. Pecan St
Maple 'S
Civic Plans Its Yearly Luncheon
Clifton Divice ment Society members will gather for a no host luncheon at 12 noon on Wednesday in the new Civic Center. Members bring a covered dish plate and utensils. bread and coffee supplied. Dues rise from 50 cents to one dollar with yearbooks issued as dues are paid. New officers will be installed after the business meeting.
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Clifton Divicement Society
New Civic Center
Society
Nellie Pederson
Civic Society
Ministers Meet To Discuss County Alliance
On March 4 at 11 30 a m a meeting is planned to discuss the county wide ministerial alliance. All ministers of Boggle County are invited to attend. Attendees will dine in the hospital cafeteria before the meeting.
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Robin
Boggle County
Bank Officials Conduct Seminar At Faculty
Bank officials led a three hour seminar for faculty featuring film strips and materials supplied by the Texas Banking Association. Superintendent Kent Appleby noted the school system received a banking film strip for classroom use after the seminar.
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B. Late
J. C.dell
Texas Banking Association
Kent Appleby
Clifton Faces Flood Risks and Drainage Improvements
A State Department of Community Affairs study on Clifton warns steep hills and Bosque River floods threaten development in the flood plain. It urges better culverts and open-channel upgrades, plus converting flood-prone areas to parkland and enforcing flood insurance rules.
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Clifton
State Department of Community Affairs
Clifdon
Bosque
15Th St
19Th St
Ave. M
Ave. N
Riverside
National Guard
Bosque River
North Ave
Riverside Dr
Clifter
Dilton
Dillon
Farm Market Road 219
Chifton
Support Loan Rates For Oat Crop Announced
Agriculture Commissioner John C. White reports 1975 oat crop support loans set at 4 cents per bushel with no change from 1974. Premiums for grading US No. 2 at 1 cent and US No. 1 at 2 cents per bushel. He noted changes reflect June 1 oat standard updates. discounts unchanged. Copies of USDA county rates available from local ASCS offices.
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John C. White
United States Department of Agriculture
U.S
White
Usda County
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Senior Citizens Corner note from Mrs Carr
The Senior Citizens Corner reports a Friday covered dish luncheon with 133 attendees and announces birthday honorees including Julian Grimland and Otto Kasting. Special guests from Clifton and Des Moines, plus HOTCOG speakers from Waco, attended and the children’s choir performed. next Friday’s events are planned.
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Julian Grimland
Otto Kasting
Clarice Hoel
Lillie Erickson
May Giese
Milton Brown
Maude Knud
Waco
Clifton United Methodist Church
Cleon Flanagan
Did You Know About Children's Shoe Sizing in The Afternoon
Marlene Odie of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service notes children’s feet expand as the day progresses, so shoes bought in the afternoon fit better.
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Marlene Odie
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Exas A&m ‘University System
Liege Station
Clifton Record page brief item
A compact Clifton Record page 3A snippet from Clifton Texas dated Thursday February 27 1975 provides local notices and community brief items fragmented from the issue.
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Clifton
Texas
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Bob Powell
Civic
Mcgregor, Texas
E City
Senior Citizens Corner
Johnny Carr
Farmers State Bank
Cialty
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