Clifton Turkey Hatchery planned new plant and jobs
The Clifton Turkey Hatchery, a joint project by the Clifton Industrial Foundation and owners of a new firm, will cost 330000 dollars with 297000 SBA-guaranteed loan and 33000 extra bank loan. It will create 20 jobs and is to be located south of 15th Street east of Highway 6 and west of Santa Fe tracks. Dick Taylor of Plantation Foods Inc expects year round turkey processing and marketing from the plant.
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Clifton
the Record
Bob Poage
Small Business Administration
SBA
CIA
Stevens Implement
15Th Street
Highway 6
Santa Fe
Poage
Texas
Dick Taylor
Plantation Foods, Inc
Waco
Total solar eclipse visible across North America March 7
Odis Evans of Valley Mills shares details on the March 7 total solar eclipse, with totality at 1 17 PM and a maximum duration of about 7 minutes 40 seconds. It notes the last and next U S total eclipses and cautions about eye safety when viewing the sun.
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Odis Evans
Valley Mills
North America
United States
New England
Evans
Two Debbies Advance in Area State FHA Work
Debra Brown of Clifton elected 1st Vice president of Area VIII Future Homemakers of America for 1969 70. Area VIII covers 17 counties with 143 chapters and 6 465 members. Deborah Fehler named for State FHA Chorus. Clifton delegates attended Area VIII Convention in Waco with Miss Brown and sponsor Mrs Jameson.
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Debra Brown
Area VII Future Homemakers of America
Deborah Fehler
FHA
Debra
CHS
Edward Brown
Deborah
Charles Fehler
Record
Clifton
Area VIII
Future Homemakers of America
Miss Brown
M. B. James
New York City
Austin
Jameson
Holiday Inn
Waco
Helen Zuchike
Betty Gail Lambert
Glenda Thiele
Linda Schultz
Waco Hall
Pierce Allman
Fort Worth
Katherine Anz
Rita Willmann
Betty Gail Conrad
Joseph Conrad
Henry Anz, Jr
Adolph Thiele
World Day of Prayer Program at Coyote Methodist
A World Day of Prayer program will be held Friday afternoon at the Coyote Methodist Church near Clifton. Church Women United invites everyone to participate in this worldwide fellowship starting at 2 p.m.
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Coyote Methodist Church
Clifton
Church Women United
Breath test key to cutting Texas traffic toll says safety group
The breath test distinguishes the drunk driver from the legally sober and statewide use of the breath test could lower Texas traffic fatalities, says the Texas Safety Association.
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Texas Safety Association
Texas
Sunset Home Dedication Set for October 18
Elmer Luckenbach reports Clifton Lutheran Sunset Home is about 33 percent complete with over half the payments made. Dedication date set for Oct 18, 1970, at a joint board meeting where directors L G Hanneman Ken Surrey A L Noack and T C Eggen were reelected. All four units under construction with Unit A near move in in two weeks as Units B and C advance and Unit D steel work begun.
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Elmer Luckenbach
Clifton Lutheran Sunset Home
Board of Directors
Luckenbach
L. G. Hanneman
McGregor
Ken Surrey
Dallas
A. L. Noack
Waco
T. C. Eggen
Clifton
Contests Forming In City and School Elections Countywide
As filing closes for the April 4 city and school board races, Clifton sees four candidates for three council seats with incumbents Smith Johnson Pierson and Dyer facing retirement. In Clifton Independent Schools Railsback seeks reelection alongside two challengers Doris Stevens and Ervin Grelle. Bosque County races also take shape with incumbents Gosdin Beard and Tindall facing opposition, and numerous filings listed for Meridian Mosheim Iredell Koppers Valley Mills Walnut Spgs Cranfills Gap Morgan districts.
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Koppert
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Womack
Coyote
Valley Mills
Mosheim
Clifton
Norse
Crawfills Gap
Steiner
Laguna Park
Mustang
Clifton Independent
Douglas Railsback
Doris Stevens
Star Route 2
Ervin S. Grelle
Calvert Helms
Bosque County School Board
Roy Gosdin
Seven Hurt in Two-Vehicle Wreck Near Clifton
Seven persons were injured, none seriously, in a two-vehicle collision 11.8 miles east of Clifton on State Highway 9 ox Saturday evening. Oran Schrank of Dallas and Jack Hill of Clifton drove the involved vehicles. Hill alone in his truck. Hill and Schrank sustained minor injuries treated at Goodall-Witcher Hospital. five in the Schrank car kept overnight and released next morning. A second crash at Meridian involved Selmer Knudson of Clifton and George Robert Black of Waco with no injuries.
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Clifton
Oran Schrank
Dallas
Jack Hill
Schrank
Goodall-Witcher Hospital
Lila Schrank
Terri
Sherri
Graig
Eli Schrank
Oran
Hill
Dennis Vickery
Waco
J. M. Weed
Cubs Take Third at Taylor Relays in Track Meet
Clifton High Cubs finish third with 72 points at Cotton Boll Relays in Taylor. Sorenson wins mile in 4 38.2, Bakke takes 880 in 2 07.7, Ramey places third in mile, Wiede third in discus, Dreyer vaults 11 feet. Shuttle Relay and Mile Relay runners-up. Mart and Hubbard place in Division TH. Next meet at Corsicana. tri meet planned near March 10.
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Track and Field Cubs
Taylor
Larry
Squirrel) Sorenson
Jim Bakke
Bobby Ramey
Cub
Pete Wiede
Wayne Dreyer
Clifton
Henderson
Crawford
Fehler
Bridger
Nelson
Bakke
Wallace
Mart
Hubbard
Div. Lo
ZA Loans
Sorenson
Cubs
Corsicana
Aubrey Roberts
West and
Hamlteon
Hospital Auxiliary Talent Show Set for April 10
The Goodall-Witcher Hospital Auxiliary sponsors a talent show at 7 30 p m April 10 in Clifton School Auditorium. Entry is free, prizes 15 10 and 1 0, tickets 1 00 for adults 50 cents for students. Proceeds go to the hospital’s future furnishings and treasury.
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Clifton School
Goodall - Witcher Hospital
Leslie Vance
Clifton
Don Gloff
Austrary
CHS Stage Band Takes Second at Brownwood Festival
CHS Stage Band earned second place in Class LA at the Brownwood Stage Band Festival on Feb. 27, under Mel Cowan. In 2-A, Atlanta won, Gladewater second, Midway third. I-A saw Snyderst, Lancaster second, Stephenville second. 4-A went to Douglas MacArthur, Rob ert Edd Lee second, Paschal third. Many local members stayed overnight for the rest of the festival.
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C. U.S
Brownwood
Mel Cowan
Lake Dallas
Clifton
Mart
Atlanta
Gladewater
Midway
Snyderst
Lancaster
Stephenville
Douglas MacArthur
San Antonio
Robert Ed. Lee
Houston
Paschal
Fort Worth
Accidents Kill Youths Remain Top Risk Says Texas Group
The Texas Safety Association reminds parents that accidents are the leading cause of death for children from birth to nineteen years, urging heightened safety awareness and precautions.
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Texas Safety Association
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Rudy) Johnson
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Ed) Bryn
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James D. Gardner
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Charlie H. Riddle
Walnut Spgs
Theo Rundell
Marcus Munden
Cheryl Elaine Brown
Maxie Brown
Cranfills Gap
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