Clifton Chamber names Luckenbach as president elect
Elmer F Luckenbach administrator of Clifton Lutheran Sunset Home chosen president elect of Clifton Chamber of Commerce. Gerald Sormrude vice president elect and Charles Raines secretary treasurer were also named by a three member nominating panel. profiles include past officers and speech by Bob Murphy at a banquet. A separate item reports Sheryll Robertson bruised in a one vehicle crash on Texas State Highway 22 near Laguna Park with no injuries to others.
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Elmer F. Luckenbach
Clifton Lutheran Sunset Home
Clifton Chamber of Commerce
Gerald Sormrude
Sormrude
Clifton
Charles Raines
Clifton Lumber Co
Chamber
Cooksey Place
Helen Aars
Jim Jones
Allan B. Davis
National Guard
Luckenbach
Fredericksburg
Texas Lutheran College
Trinity Lutheran College
San Antonio
Denver Colo. University
Trinity University
Trinity Lutheran Homes
Round Rock
St. John’s Lutheran Home
Mars
Texas
American College of Nursing Home Administrators
Meridian
Laguna Park
Texas Dept. of Public Safety
Gerald Baker
Sheryll Robertson
Whitney Dam
Baker
Elmer Luckenbach
Gerald Lormrude
Four In Council Race Five Run For Trustee
Four candidates seek Clifton City Council seats and five run for the Clifton Independent School District Board of Trustees. Joe White joined incumbents Ernest Erickson Al Herzog and Frank P. Smith Jr. seeking council. Three council seats are open as Aldermen Crews Painter and Patterson do not seek re election. Trustees signing up are Harold Schulze Tom Parks Werner Philipp Mrs Donald Groff and Bobby Joe Conrad. Elections jointly held Saturday April 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton City Council
Clifton Independent School District Board of Trustees
Joe White
Ernest Erickson
al Herzog
Frank P. Smith Jr
M. R
Pat) White
Doyle Crews
Bill Painter
Pat Patterson
Clifton Independent School District Board of
Harold H. Schulze
Tom G. Parks
Werner Philipp
Donald A. Groff
Bobby Joe Conrad
D. R. Outlaw
W. F. Key
Jack Hill
Protest Cancels Predator Control Training Plans
A Washington DC court restraining order against Texas halts a predator control program using the M-44 sodium cyanide device. Bosque County Extension Agent Robert Reich said the session for ranchers and applicators in Meridian was cancelled. no reschedule was announced.
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Washington D. C
Reich
Bosque County
Meridian
Texas Department of Agriculture
Environmental Protection Agency
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
State Department of Agriculture
Tex
Four Grass Fires Reported in Clifton Area
Clifton Volunteer Fire Department battled four grass fires in two weeks. Fires occurred February 24 at John Paulson property Ben Creek and on the railroad track Valley Mills, February 26 on Warren land North Ave, and March 1 at Pete Olson place.
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Clifton
Bosque County Group Formed to Assist Retarded Citizens
A nominating committee selected officers for the Bosque County Association for Retarded Citizens. Rev Cleon Flanagan is president with Mrs J T Browder as co ordinator and Harold Kettler as second vice president. The group aims to promote welfare and develop programs for mental retardation and to aid families. The Clifton High School senior class will sponsor a rummage sale March 9 to benefit their class. The event runs 8 30 a m to 5 p m in front of the Little Alamo at the Clifton Fairgrounds. Proceeds go to the senior class. The Mexia State School Outreach Department helped sponsor the group formation. Meetings planned for the last Thursday of each month at 7 30 p m in the Clifton High School cafeteria.
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First Baptist Church of Clifton
Clifton High School
Carl Remington
Cal Shealy
Baylor University
Shealy
Baylor
Bosque County Association For Retarded Citizens
Cleon Flanagan
First United Methodist Church
Clifton
J. T. Browder
Bosque County Development Enter
Harold Kettler
Community Public Service Co
Oscar Chapman
Clifton Independent School Dis
Little Alamo
Clifton Fairgrounds
Trict
Benny Powers
Valley Mills Public Schools
Bosque County
Charles K. Word
Supt. of Schools
Heartsill
Cheyne
Valley Mills
Lairdon
Crowder
CHS
Mexia State School Outreach Department
All Pub
Bosque County Retirement Plan Delayed to March
Bosque County retirement benefits for employees, approved February 1, take effect March 1 after state system advice. County will match 4 percent deductions, costing about $9,174.72 annually. Judge Ward spoke at the Commissioners Court and noted potential future rate increases and possible jail plans.
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Bosque County
Charles K. Ward Jr
Commissioners’ Court
Meridian
Texas County
Austin
Ward
Texas A&m University
College Station
Judge Ward
Lampasas County
First Annual Stageband Festival Here Saturday
The CHS Stageband, led by Donald Braun, hosts eleven bands at Bettis Auditorium for the first Clifton Stageband Festival. The event runs from 8 am with Class B contests Crawford v Mart Junior High, Class A Valley Mills v Whitney, and AA includes Mart, Fairfield, Teague, McGregor. noon features McLennan Community College Stage Band with Clark Terry guest. Afternoon AAAA contests include Killeen, Temple, Richfield. CHS Stagehand performs after judging. attendance is free.
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Bettis Auditorium
CHS
Donald Braun
Clifton
Crawford and Mart
Valley Mills and Whitney
AA Mart
Fairfield
Teague
McGregor
Lenan Community College
Clark Terry
Tonight Show Orchestra
Killeen
Temple
Richfield
Waco
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Humane Society
First Baptist Church
Carson-Newman College
Jefferson
Tenn
East Texas State
Baptist Page
Agricultural Extension Service
The
Texas Agricultural
Humane
Sherie Herzog
Monica Phillips
Joan Pierson
Sherry Conrad
Hazel Bronstad
Linda Poston
Barbara Anz
Debbie McDowell
Terri Smith
Cynthia Stringer
Sherry Finstad
Julie Krueger
Lisa Abercrombie
Sheri Rachuig
Julie Curlee
Seniors’ Sale
Council
City Hall
NEW J. P
Denny Proffitt
Iredell
Proffitt
Justice of the Peace
Armour & Co
Terry Gould
Armour
County
Gould
Denny Pace
Hotcog
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