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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1976
Page
4
Greetings to readers as the Senior Citizens Center hosts a Friday gathering with 64 attendees. The note mentions New Year plans, sing along, a Gap Band Eve dance, hospital visits, guests Charlie Wiese and Steve Wiese, and a push to grow the center in 1976 with invites.
Miss Dorothy Ann Brown English teacher at Texas Lutheran College in Seguin spent last week visiting her parents Milton and Mrs. Brown at Clifton Lutheran Sunset Home. Also visiting were Kell Sorenson Cana da Sylvania Hoyer Min neapolis Hovland San Antonio Lauris Huse Houston J C Oswald San Saba Archie Tergerson Dallas Rex Huse Gatesville Ode Pederson Womack Herman Reesing Julia Reesing J C Tergerson Estelle Nelson Olga Hanson Clifton Byron Bronstad Kilgore Sam Radde Meridan.
Mr and Mrs R T Ragsdale of Clifton who marked their 50th anniversary on December 26 were feted Sunday December 21 at the Glen Rose home of Mr and Mrs Lilard Deasen. Guests included relatives from Hamilton Cle burne Brownwood and Clifton with the Deasens.
Hill Junior College released the spring 1976 schedule and registration plan. Registration follows high school attended and resident towns, with Clifton and Bosque County students on January 14 from 1 30 to 4 p.m. in the Administration Building. Classes start January 19, with evening registration at 6 39 p.m. in the Administration Building. Louis Allen, director of admissions, urges prospective students to contact the registrar. New students must supply transcripts, a completed application, and an immunization certificate signed by a physician.
Beverly Rhoades, clothing specialist with the Texas Agricultural Extension Service, Texas A&M University System, College Station, notes that home sewers can craft rainwear using treated poplins, denims, vinyls and coated nylons now available.
Texas Alcohol Narcotics Education, Inc. presents a 30 minute music and drama program at Meridian Elementary School on Monday at 2 p.m. The show features Destiny a six member college age group and giant animal costumes with characters like Leo the Lion and Barney the Bear. The play demonstrates avoidance of drug involvement through example and audience participation.
The Turn On To Life program will present a 45 minute musical education show at Meridian High School on Monday at 1 p.m. The initiative, by TANE, uses songs, color slides, and audience participation to promote patriotism and personal freedom against drugs and alcohol.
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