Pee Wee Green Win Pennant in Clifton Pee Wee League
Clifton Green Sox clinched the Pee Wee League pennant with an unbeaten season, beating Clifton Reds 10-9 in a late Tuesday game. Clifton Reds, Valley Mills, Crawfills Gap, Meridian and Clifton Greens also posted wins in recent ladder games across Pee Wee and Freshman leagues.
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Pee Wee Green
Blue Sox
Clifton Green Sox
Ius
Cincher
Clifton Reds
Pee Wee
Valley Mills
Crawfills Gap
Meridian
Clifton Greens
Clifton Blacks
Blues
Blacks
Meridian Maroon
Cranfills Gap
Meridian Reds
Clifton
Cardinals
McGregor Braves
Clifton Green
Clifton Red Co
Gap Meridian Vv
Mills
Clifton Black
Red
C. Gap
McGregor Cots
McGregor Herefords
McGregor Blue Jays
Clifton Cardinals
Tarpley elected First United Methodist Church board chairman
James M Tarpley was elected chairman of the official board for the 1968 1969 church year at the June meeting succeeding Bill Painter He has served as vice chairman and taught in the Young Adult and Senior High classes He is an electrical engineer from Southern Methodist University employed by Community Public Service The Tarpleys moved from Pecos and have two children Jimmy and Sheri Other officers named include Homer McDougal vice chairman Mrs Tom G Parks secretary and Mrs Jim Jones treasurer Neils Creek League President Doug Kailsback announced a Little League meeting for June 21 at city hall to discuss an All Star game or post season tournament.
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James M. Tarpley
First United Methodist Church
Bill Painter
Mr Tarpley
Clifton
Commission On Education
James Tarpley
J. Morris Bailey
Tarpley
Church School
Tarpleys
Jimmy
Sheri
Cliftop
Pecos
Southern Methodist University
Methodist Church
Homer McDougal
Tom G. Parks
Jim Jones
Neils Creek League
Doug Kailsback
City Hall
Drop of Ink on Gun Laws and Public Safety
A column argues for targeted controls on operators rather than broad gun or car bans. It defends stricter penalties for criminals and incompetents, critiques knee jerk gun control talk, and cites capital punishment as a deterrent while noting varied sociologist views. The piece references a Texas Parks and Wildlife release and a Colorado hunter safety course.
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Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Colorado
Jessen
Glour's
Congress
Farm Bureau Plans Flat Top Ranch Tour Near Walnut Springs
Bosque County Farm Bureau members will tour Flat Top Ranch near Walnut Springs Tuesday evening June 2. The 7 p.m. tour starts at the Sale Barn and will showcase grasses and the ranch conservation program that held soil during recent rains. Ice cream pie and cake will be served at 8 30 p.m. after the tour.
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Bosque County Farm Bureau
Flat Top
Walnut Springs
Sale Barn
Connally Proposal Would Boost Clifton Receipts Under 1 Percent Tax
Governor John Connally's plan to rebate one percent of the state sales tax to cities could deliver Clifton about $49,862.50, based on Texas Municipal League data. The bill aims to expand the tax base, include services, cigarettes, tobacco, and telephone charges, and shares revenue to shield cities from local tax losses.
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John Connally
Clifton
Texas Municipal League
Cub Grid Schedule Promises Five Home Games This Fall
Cub grid schedule lists 10 regular season games with five home and five away. The Cub varsity, under Aubrey Roberts, opens September 15 at Midway after fall practice begins August 19. New district foes include Grandview China Spring Valley Mills Itasca Whitney.
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Cub
Midway
Connally
Hamilton
Robinson
Groesbeck
Clifton
Meridian
Glen Rose
Cubs
Grandview
China Spring
Valley Mills
Itasca
Whitney
School Place
Connally Clifton
Robinson Clifton
Itasca Clifton
China Sp
Wramgy
Mart Clifton
Midway Clifton
Dawson
Valley Malls
Granbury Clifton
Legion Auxiliary To Install Officers In Clifton
The Clifton American Legion Auxiliary will install new officers at a meeting Thursday night June 20 at 7 30. All members are urged to attend and bring a salad.
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Clifton American Legion Auxiliary
Clifton residents urged to unite on new city hall plan
The Record urges unity and careful planning as Gov Connallys sales tax proposal could boost 1968 city revenue by over 20000, aiding funds for a 44 year old hall with safety issues while debating affordability and financing methods. The editor promises future coverage of ideas and progress.
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Connally
Clifton
Central Texas Fair dates set for August 29 31
Final plans for the 8 county Central Texas Fair announced with an 80 page official catalogue. The fair relocates to late August to avoid school conflicts. Entries rise across most divisions though swine show slight declines. Entry deadline for Junior Livestock is August 21. Officials include Homer McDougal and Mrs Paul Barnett.
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Central Texas
Texas
Cutton
The
Record
Fair Association
FFA
Homer McDougal
Paul Barnett
Melvin Prescher
Charles Lindley
Waste disposal plan described along concrete wall
The note describes dumping dry trash and tree limbs over a concrete wall as facilities finish. Refuse will be bulldozed into the distant ravine at the far right periodically, with no contamination noted.
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FM Road 219
Clfton
Pee Wee League
Neils Creek
Methodist Board
By Sam Logan
Farm Bureau
Aubrey Roberts
Clifton High School
Legion Auxiliary
Cliftonians
QO. E. Pierson
New City
Ye Cs Olsen
Clifton Golf Course
Bosque River
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