1972 All District football and school events at Cranfills Gap
Cranfills Gap High School unveils the 1972 All District football team with players such as Larry Bronstad Stephen Ottmers Owen Carlson and Delbert Eisen earning various honors. Basketball updates include wins over Jonesboro and Iredell plus a near miss at 53 55. Senior activities cover dances trips fundraisers and class elections with numerous accolades and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olows
Larry Bronstad
Owen Carlson
Delbert Eisen
Iven Knudson
Bruce Knudson
Stephen Ottmers
Larry Arenstad
Ricky Payne
Stephen Ott
Mers
Jonesboro
Iredell
Meridian
Jonesboro-Here
Lion
Elaine Ottmers
Miss Gap High
Mr. Gap High
Bobby Thomas
Debbie Payne
David Witte
Sven Knudsor
Tina Terperson
Sven Knudson
Cathy Tergerson
Janie Pendleton
Teresa
Air Force
Delbert
Julia Orbeck
Juniors Plan Event Yet To Set Date For Chicken Dinner
The junior reporters team led by Sand Payne outlines a forthcoming chicken dinner fundraiser. Details on date and venue are not yet fixed.
Farm Bureau Conference Set in Austin for 1968 Session
Texas Farm Bureau will start its state legislative program with a two day meeting in Austin on January 30 and 31. J T Woodson of Gober president of the state organization said the conference aims to supply county Legislative Committee Chairmen and members with information techniques and contacts to implement Farm Bureau's program in the 68th Texas Legislature. Invited are county chairmen members and presidents along with FB Membership Committee chairs. A Legislative Banquet Tuesday will host county leaders and invited legislators including Gov Dolph Briscoe Lt Gov Bill Hobby Speaker Price Daniel Jr and Agriculture Commissioner John White. Registration opens 11 a m January 30 and adjournment is 11 30 a m January 31. The agenda includes discussions by key legislators and a Capitol tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Farm Bureau
Austin
J. T
Tea) Woodson
Gober
State Farm Organization
Woodson
Farm Bureau
Texas
County Farm Bureau
Dolph Briscoe
Bill Hobby
Cancer Orientation Scheduled at Hillcrest Hospital
The American Cancer Society hosts a Sunday January 25 orientation at Hillcrest Hospital Waco led by Dr Don Risinger with Drs Bellegie Jansma and Canning on cancer treatment and care. A panel, Q and A, and a Reach to Recovery briefing for mastectomy patients conclude by 11 30 am with sessions continuing Tuesday. Contact ACS District Office at 753 4291 or Dr Risinger at 756 6111 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Cancer Society
Don L. Risinger
Nick Bellegie
David Jansma
Lawrence Canning
Dr. Bellegie
Hillcrest Hospital
Waco
ACS
Doi Risinger
First Presbyterian Church Clifton Schedule
Clifton Texas church bulletin lists events for January including Children and Youth Choirs at 3:00 and 3:45 p.m. on Friday, Church School at 10:00 a.m. and Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m. Sunday, Youth Fellowship at 7:00 p.m. and January 31 noon program Happiness is sharing a Veal with Confirmation at 6:30 p.m. Rev. Frank H. Horak Jr. is pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Horak, Jr
Qua Savior's Lutheran Church Weekly Schedule
Friday briefing for Circle Bible Lesson Leaders at 9:30 a.m. Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Worship at 10:45 a.m. Church Council meeting on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle
Church Council
Litter barrels proposed for post offices by Wick Fowler
Wick Fowler questions why litter barrels cannot be placed in post offices to collect trash mail before delivery. He argues this could streamline waste handling and reduce clutter in mail processing facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wick Fowler
Southwest Boat Show sails into Dallas January 26 to February 4
The 17th annual Southwest Boat Show fills 214000 square feet at Market Hall Dallas from January 26 through February 4. Manufacturers and dealers lease most space for boats, amps, and trailers. Highlights include free fishing clinics, demonstrations by area sportsmen, family entertainment on a second deck, and trout fishing for muscular dystrophy aid, with sponsors Dallas Times Herald and KDFW-TV.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas’ Market Hell
Dallas Times Herald
Kdfw-Tv
National Exhibition Company of Dallas
Lori Blewett Tours London With Waco Group
Lori Blewett and teacher Mrs Jauschenberg with four classmates from Waco returned Saturday night January 20 after a nine day London tour. They visited the Children's Zoo Wax Museum Changing of the Guard Big Ben Trafalgar Square Tube and riding double-decker buses. They saw the Crown Jewels Buckingham Palace Westminster Abbey St Pauls Cathedral London Bridge The Tower and St James Park. They learned currency exchange and navigation on the wrong side of the street and enjoyed fog weather and several meals and souvenirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lori Blewett
Jauschenberg
Waco
London
England
Children's Zoo
Wax Museum
Big Ben
Traralgen Square
Crown Jewels
Buckingham Palace
Westminster Abbey
St. Paul’s Cathedral
London Bridge
the Tower
St. James Park
Wool Payment Applications Deadline Nears
January is clean-up month for processing wool payment applications for producers who sold shorn wool, unshorn lambs, or mohair in 1972. Applications filed by Wednesday will be paid in April. Include seller and buyer details, sale date, weights, proceeds, and signatures to avoid delays. The incentive price is 72 cents per pound, with proportional payments for unshorn lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finis E. Williams
ASC County Committee
Williams
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Grace Memorial Baptist Church Service Schedule
Grace Memorial Baptist Church at 107 S Ave M Clifton lists Sunday activities including Sunday School at 9 45 a m Morning Worship at 11 00 a m Training Union at 6 00 p m Evening Worship at 7 p m and Wednesday Prayer Meeting at 7 30 p m plus an Evening Worship session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Ave. M
Clifton
Training Union
Read labels on juice for real vs synthetic content
Shoppers should compare ingredients and prices of real orange juice, imitation drinks, and synthetic beverages. Real juice provides vitamin C along with vitamin A thiamine calcium and iron, while many synthetic drinks lack full nutrition and can be pricier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmelia Dunn
Ingram
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Study Shows Most American Service Deaths In U S
A VA report based on Servicemen's Group Life Insurance claims from July to September shows 69 percent of deaths occur in the United States, 18 percent in Vietnam, and 18 percent elsewhere. It notes 47 percent of deaths among Army personnel and 8 percent in the Marine Corps, with 99 percent insured under SGLI and most at the $15,000 coverage. Death claims for 1972 reached about $86 million, with over $978 million paid since 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Vietnam
Veterans Administration
SGLI
SGI
Army
Marine Corps
IRS Answers Tax Questions Column Public Service
The Internal Revenue Service provides a recurring column answering common federal tax questions. This public service feature clarifies filing rules credits deductions and other routine tax matters for taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Service
Tax guidance for dependents and filing basics in 1972
Tax Q and A covers whether a son must file with $2,000 income, W-2 attachments, responsibility for preparer errors, election fund designation, IRS tax calculation with AGI thresholds, and the meaning of adjusted gross income. It explains standard deductions, medical expense rules, and instructions to obtain IRS Publication 502.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presidentiaa
Internal Revenue Service
Internal Revenue Office
IRS
Lone Star Gas plans $95 million 1973 spending program
Lone Star Gas Company and its subsidiaries announce nearly 95 million dollars in 1973 construction and exploration spending. About 40 million will go to utility additions and pipeline work in Texas and Oklahoma, 28 million to pipeline expansion, and 40 million to oil and gas exploration. The plan includes completing the 260 mile West Texas gas system and expanding international and domestic ice facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Star Gas Company
W. C. McCord
Texas
Oklahoma
West Texas
Lone Star
Oil and Gas Exploration and Production Pool Company
Planns
Lone Star Energy Company
Nipak, Inc
Rodeo Entries Break Records at Fort Worth Show
The Fort Worth Rodeo drew a record entry of 624 cowboys for the Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show, January 26 to February 4. General manager W R Watt Jr notes all five current world champions and 64 former champions are entered, competing for a record 97525 in prize money with contestants from 31 states and three countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
W. R. Watt, Jr
Poage seeks REAP restoration to reverse USDA move
Congressman W R Poage of Texas introduces legislation to resume the Rural Environmental Assistance Program REAP after the Agriculture Department ended it for economy reasons. The measure would mandate REAP under existing law and allocate 295 million dollars this fiscal year amid bipartisan support expectations and imminent committee hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
W. R. Poage
D.-Tex
House Committee On Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Poage
REAP
ACP
Secretary of Agriculture
Executive Branch
Legislative Branch
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Senior News
Junior News
Marci Cobb
Steve Russell
Bend
Marci
Crawfills Gap
Sande Eisen
Sandi Payne
Wa. B. Bertelsen S Co
Sun
DIAL
Ray
Auto Service
N. Hwy
Ralph Ray
Mt AL
National Building Centers, Inc
Sand
Payne
First Presbyterian Church
Clifton, Texas
Qua Savior’s Lutheran Church
Grace Memorial Baptist Church
Chrysler
Aero Vista
Laguna Park
Whitney
William O. Boyd
Fred H. Boyd, JR
U. S
H. H. Gerdes
Optometrist
Washington
Curtis Bakke
Dietz Memorial Company Manufacturers
Gas Firm
Wild Horsera
Phil Lyne
Gear West
Lyne
Roden
Cong
Rey
Aryt
General Electric Pto
Rema
Lee
AGGS
General Electric
Mcgregor
Gatesville
Belton
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