Bosque County Cancer Crusade Aims to Wipe Out Cancer
Mrs. Richard EF. Smith chairs the Bosque County American Cancer Society annual fund raising crusade in April. She urges education on cancer warning signals and early treatment, stressing community support, prevention, and self protection measures alongside research efforts.
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Bosque County
Richard EF. Smith
Cancer Crusade
American Cancer Society
Smith
ASC
ACS
Civic Will Hold Luncheon Meeting and Install Officers
Clifton Civic Improvement Society schedules a 12 noon luncheon on March 6 at City Hall dining room. Members bring plates and utensils. bread and coffee provided. After a business session, new officers including president Russell B. Kerbow and secretary Walter Hansen will be installed. Miss Lydia Rystad will present Nellie Pederson Civic Library report. Dues 50 cents. new yearbook 1974 75. suggested 25 cent library contribution. New members welcome.
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Clifton Civic Improvement Society
City Hall
The
Civic Society
W. B. Oswald
Russell B. Kerbow
Paul F. Barnett
Carl F. Remington Sr
Walter C. Hansen
Parks Windham
Hans J. Hansen
J. C. Kincheloe
Nellie Pederson
Lydia Rystad
Clifton Magazine Club Hosts Perfume Talk and Gifts
The Clifton Magazine Club met for February with 20 members and one guest at Mrs. W. R. Standefer’s home. Mrs. W. B. Oswald spoke on perfume as an art and the perfume market, while members shared samples. A buffet lunch followed. The next meeting is March 5 at Mrs. Pernell Aars’s country home. members should bring a $5 donation for Clifton High School Music Department.
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Clifton Magazine Club
W. R. Standefer
Jim Standefer
Clifton
W. B. Oswald
Mission of Holy Angels church Mass on Sunday
The Mission of Holy Angels Roman Catholic Church on Highway 219 announces an 11 a.m. Sunday Mass. Parish programs and services are listed for parishioners and visitors.
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Mission OF Holy Angels
Roman Catholic Church
Cistor
Cranfills Gap Fire Department Reorganizes and Plans Training
The Cranfills Gap Fire Department met February 22 at Si Johnson's home to reorganize, elect officers, and plan regular meetings and training. Clifton and Meridian firefighters have offered to lead training classes with A&M Training Schools experience. Residents are urged to participate as the department prepares to update equipment and request volunteer support.
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Cranfills Gap
Junior Cubettes Win Awards at Bannquet in Waco
Clifton's Junior High Cubettes were honored at the Annual Awards Banquet at Italian Village in Waco. Seventh graders earned trophies with engraved names Brenda Chapman Lesa Hill Yvonne Baker Julia Culp Emily Key Patty Raines Gina Smith Pam Anz Teresa Parks Teresa Bosher Terri Schrantz Susan Boren Rhonda Raines Cissy Compton Terri Wilson Lisa Prince Leianne Kreid Kathy Campbell. The 7th graders had a 13 2 record and district 22AA title.
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Clifton
Waco
Brenda Chapman
Lesa Hill
Yvonne Baker
Julia Culp
Emily Key
Patty Raines
Gina Smith
Pam Anz
Teresa Parks
Teresa Bosher
Terri Schrantz
Susan Bore
Lake Whitney Beauty Pageant Date To Be Announced
The Lake Whitney Association will announce the date and site of the 22nd Lake Whitney Beauty Pageant after all bids are returned. Committees, led by Mrs. R. O. Kennedy and including Mrs. Bill Woodside, Mrs. Bob Turner, Mrs. Bob Bonner, and Mrs. Dean Orton, plan preliminaries with a goal of 150 contestants across senior, junior, and petite divisions.
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Lake Whitney
Lake Whitney Association
O. Kennedy
Bill Woodside
Bob Turner
Bob Bonner
Whitney
Dean Orton
Clifton
13 High School Stage Bands Compete Saturday at Bettis
Thirteen high school stage bands from across Texas will compete in an all day musical event at Bettis Auditorium on Saturday March 9 with free admission. The event runs 8 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. The McLennan Community College Stage Band performs at noon. Clifton High School Band directs a concert after judges select winners.
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Texas
Bettis Auditorium
Donald Braun
Clifton High School
McLennan Community College
Bill Haskett
Castleberry
Hill Junior College
Hillsboro
Bread Price Rise Questioned By Texas Expert
Texas Agricultural Extension Service grain marketing specialist Roland Smith says a one and a half pound loaf contains about 47 cents worth of wheat and a dollar loaf would require wheat to rise to about thirty dollars per bushel. He notes bakers face squeezed profits amid price controls and argues export controls would damage the U S reputation as a dependable wheat supplier. Smith cites 80 percent of Texas wheat going to export channels and a 78 million bushel Texas crop, twenty million less than last year, with national harvest up 17 percent.
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Roland Smith
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
College Station
Smith
Nixon
U. S
Texas
Charitable and tax questions on deductions and AGI rules
Taxpayers ask whether unreimbursed out of pocket charity expenses are deductible and how adjusted gross income affects the standard deduction. The IRS notes that direct car expenses for hospital services are deductible if the hospital is qualified, but meals and babysitting are personal expenses. AGI is total income minus specific adjustments, often equal to total income. standard deduction is 15 percent of AGI up to a $2000 max.
Caulking and Weatherstripping Cut Heating Bills Says Expert
Patricia A Bradshaw of Texas A&M Extension says 15 to 30 percent of home heating or cooling costs come from air leaks. Weatherstripping doors and windows and caulking joints between materials reduce waste and costs. She advises selecting the right caulk and applying until a light mist forms on cold windows for best results.
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Patricial A. Bradshaw
Texas Agricultural — Extension Service
Texas A&m University System
College’ Station
VA Answers Veterans Questions on GI Loans and Benefits
A compilation of VA guidance covers restoration of GI home loan benefits for widows, on job training timeframes for post 1955 separations, burial costs in private cemeteries, switching to new pension law, education eligibility, life insurance beneficiary inquiries, headstones for WWII veterans, pension income effects from large dividends, clothing allowances for service connected disabilities, small business loans, survivors education counseling, restoring GI loan entitlement, veteran population stats, orphans program benefits for married dependents, and interaction with Social Security.
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Veterans Administration
National Cemetery
Army
Vietnam
Small Business Administration
United States
Armed Forces
Poage Listed For U S Congress Texas 11th District
The Clifton Record lists candidates subject to Democratic Primary and General elections 1974 first primary May 4 runoff June 1. U S Congress 11th Texas District candidate W R Poage appears among announced names.
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The
Clifton Record
U. S. Congress
Texas
W. R. Poage
Clifford J Evans Listed in Who's Who Volumes
Clifford J Evans and family, living at Highland Park Apartments Fort Worth, are listed in upcoming Who's Who in America and the Dictionary of International Biography. Evans, born in Sayre Oklahoma, has a long business and military background with Jetco holdings and Flying E Stock Ranch interests.
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Flying E Stock Ranch
Clifton
Evans
Highland Park Apartments
Fort Worth
Mr. Evans
Sayre
Oula
Roy
Maggie May
Blackburn) Evans
Lillian Jerry Furlong
Evanses
Garry Lee Evans
Dallas
Kathy Renee Lambert
Charlotte Ann
Clarence Benson Kretzmeier Jr
Meri
Dian
William Joe Evans III
Elena Kay Evans
Pandora Leigh Evans
Stephen Kelley Evans
Rhonda Renee Evans
Vonda Renee Evans
Goodall-Witcher Hospital Foundation
Cliftor
Kretzmeier Jr
Flying E Stock Ranch No
Bosque County
Kretzmeier
Walnut Springs
Jetco
Alhambra
Calif
Dallas- Jetco
Texas
Tulsa- Jetco
Claremore
Okla
Dallas-Jetco
Grand Prairie
Highland Park Apts
Glen Rose
Valley Mills
Army of the United States
Pipeliners Hall of Fame
Salesman International
U.S
Canada
Dictionary of International Biography
Cambridge
England
America
Los Angeles
Southern California
Beverly Hills
Cal
Swenson Reunion Held at Gap Church After Services
A large gathering of relatives and friends met at St. Olaf's Lutheran Church basement in Gap after Sunday services for a Swenson family reunion. Attendees included Mrs. Porter Smith and her husband from Durand Illinois and many cousins from Texas and Oklahoma. A covered dish lunch followed with coffee and cake in the afternoon and a closing thanks and song.
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Porter Smith
Olga Swenson
St. Olaf’s Lutheran Church
Marvin Ottmers
Stephen
Charlie Bertelson
Guy Finstad
Si Johnson
Clarence Tergerson
Christine Finstad
Loyd Swenson
Jim Jenson
Orelia Tindall
Myrtle Peders
Charlie B. Allen
Meridian
Gary Finstad
Stephenville
Gordon Johnson
Waco
Bennie Swenson
Granbury
Lula Hoover
Hamilton
Lyman Swenson
Milton Brown
Alin Knudson
Selmer Knudson
Hans B. Dahl
Gus Hoel
Sylvester Jenson
Lawrence Jenson
George Harris
Barney Milsap
Clifton
Smith
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Cancer Drive
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Frigidaire Appliances Delivery and Service
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Merica
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Sheri Herzog
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Trice
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