Turn Around Youth Urged to Use Better Judgment
In Clifton editorials the Record targets teens who park at Stevens Implement turn around at city limits. Littering and unsafe driving near private property danger drive time and a high risk of severe accidents. The piece urges youth to respect property, drive responsibly, and avoid criminal acts while warning of possible drastic measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uraed
Stevens Implement
Clifton
Stevens
Sam Logan
Washington Newsletter on Congress and policy debates
The January 23 1970 Washington Newsletter notes Congress reconvening and Senate passage of the Labor Department Appropriation Bill. It critiques federal control of schools in Central Texas and cites the President’s State of the Union address, urging fuller discussion on Vietnam inflation and federal local school assignments.
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Congress
Senate
House
Texas
Vietnam
Nurses League Hears Speakers In Stephenville
The Tri-County League of Vocational Nurses met January 8 in the Stephenville Hospital cafeteria chaired by President Nancy Chaney of Clifton. Melba Walters reviewed 1969 nationwide and local nursing news, with new members Connie Carpenter and Patricia Boswold welcomed. A surprise guest, Wilton G. Jewell of Tarrant County, spoke on planned parenthood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-County League of Vocational Nurses
Stephenville
Nancy Chaney
Clifton
Willie Mae Dahl
Melba Walters
R. N
Connie Carpenter
Patricia Boswold
Meridian
League
Wilton G. Jewell
Tarrant County
Cliftonians Named to Hill Jr College Honor Roll
Seven Clifton students appear on Hill Junior College fall semester dean's list. Marilyn Apple and Helen Dietiker study business, Peggy Berry and Caryn Canuteson pursue elementary education, Janet Wright and Paulette Howard also major in business, with Jim F. Bryant in mechanical engineering.
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O. R. Whiteside
Hill Junior College
Clifton
Marilyn Apple
Edward A. Apple
Peggy Berry
Ray W. Berry
Jim F. Bryant
L. FE. Bryant
Caryn Canuteson
Oren J. Canuteson Jr
Paul Dietiker
Helen Dietiker
Paulette Howard
Paul Howard
Janet Wright
W. C. Wright
Christopher Lee Tice Baptised in Ft Worth
Christopher Lee Tice, son of Mr and Mrs James Lee Tice, was baptized Sunday January 25 at Faith Lutheran Church Fort Worth with sponsors Bruce Peden and Debbie Rawlings. Grandparents Owen Ringness and Donna Tice attended. extended family gathered for a baptismal dinner.
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Faith Lutheran Church
Fort Worth
Christopher Lee Tice
James Lee Tice
Bruce Peden
Debbie Rawlings
Owen David Ringness
John
Kathy White
Ronald
Hill Junior College Lab Band Named First Runner Up
The Hill Junior College Lab Band under Walt Paul was named first runner up in Texas junior college stage band competition. About 60 colleges entered with three selections each submitted as tape recordings judged by a panel. San Jacinto Junior College of Pasadena won first and will perform at the T J C T A Convention in Austin on Feb 20.
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Hill Junior College Lab
H. J. C. Fine Arts Department
Walt Paul
Texas
Texas Junior College
Texas Junior Colleges
The
Texas Junior College Teachers Association
San Jacinto Junior College of Pasadena
Austin
Hill College Lab Band Debuts in Upcoming Competition
Bosque County students Ronnie Barnett Lloyd Sexton of Clifton and Billy Senn of Meridian are members of the Hill College Lab Band which will be invited to perform in the event. College officials praise the honor given to this outstanding group.
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Hill Lab
Bosque County
Hill College Lab
Ronnie Barnett
Lloyd Sexton
Clifton
Billy Senn
Meridian
District Manager Appointed for Census in 1970
Robert C. Ford of Waco Texas was named District Manager of the 1970 Census of Population and Housing in the Dallas region. Ford will supervise census work in Bell Bosque Brown Callahan Coleman Coleman Concho Coryell Eastland Erath Falls Hamilton Hood Limestone McLennan Milam Mills Parker Robertson Runnels Somervell and begins duty January 26 with a team of 38 crew leaders and 568 census takers. Nationwide the census needs 12000 crew leaders 160000 takers 393 district managers and 13000 office personnel.
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Robert C. Ford
Waco
Texas
Percy R. Millard
Census Bureau
Dallas
Mr. Ford
Baylor University
Washington St
Bell
Bosque
Brown
Callahan
Coleman
Comanche
Concho
Coryell
Eastland
Erath
Falls
Hamilton
Hood
Limestone
McLennan
Milam
Mills
Parker
Robertson
Runnells
Somervell
Ford
General Powell to Address Eagle Scout Class on Feb 9
Lieutenant General Beverley E. Powell commanding Fort Hood Texas will deliver the principal charge address to the Eagle Scout Class of 1969 in the Heart of Texas Council Boy Scouts of America on Monday February 9 at 7 p.m. at the Alice Center Inn in Waco. Powell is cited as an outstanding adult Scouter with an active interest in youth work.
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Beverley E. Powell
Fort Hood
Texas
Heart of Texas Council
Boy Scouts of America
Alice Center Inn
Waco
General Powell
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Neel
Clifton Record
Bosque Publishing Company, Inc
James W. Smith
Bart L. Ivey
Ruth Reierson
Womens News
Juanita Smith
Hill, McLennan
Hamilton Counties
Sam D. Logan. JR
Hurey
Ann AV
Evan Cy Bare
Washington Newsletter
Nurses League
Grocery Toons
Wayland Woosley
Cliftonians
Hill Jr. College
Ft. Worth
H. H. Gerdes
Optometrist
Washington
Cliftex
Clifton, Texas
George Segal
Ursula Andress
Orson Wells
Ian Hendry
Jean Brodie
Maggie Smith
FBI
Lee van Cleef
John Phillip Law
Fes
National Building Centers
S. Ave
North Ave. G
Pecan Clifton
Clifton Automotive Garage
Jamie Zander
Frank Smith
No. Ave
Valspar
Valspar Paint Clinic
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