Isenhower write in bid for Clifton mayor enables vote
Friends and supporters of former Clifton mayor Charles Isenhower launch a write in campaign in The Clifton Record urging residents to vote for him on mayoral write in. They highlight his past achievements including paving streets modernizing trash service creating a police patrol car and laying groundwork for a housing authority without tax increases. The ad urges write in Isenhower for mayor on April 2 with council seats held by Joseph E. Healy and John E Rose. Aldermen Donald A. Gloff and Will Krueger Sr. not seeking re election.
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Charles Isenhower
Clifton Record
Clifton
Joseph E. Healy
John E Rose
Donald A. Gloff
Will Krueger Sr
Smith
Texas Municipaa League
TML
Luckenbach Named Clifton Chamber President
Elmer F. Luckenbach will succeed James E. Boren as Clifton Chamber of Commerce president. Joe White becomes vice president, with Richard D. Lundberg staying secretary treasurer. New directors include Jim Jones and Mayor Jim B. Smith. outgoing leaders join as directors. The sixth annual chamber banquet on March 24 will feature Walter Hailey Jr., Floyd Tillman, and The Light Crust Doughboys.
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Elmer F. Luckenbach
Clifton Lutheran Sunset Home
James E. Boren
Clifton Chamber of Commerce
Joe White
Donald L. Finstad
Richard D. Lundberg
Jim Jones
Robert B. Lane
R. D. Odom
Jim B. Smith
Gene Albrecht
H. L. Driver
Merle Belcher
Troy Eggen
George Harris
Raymond Rogstad
Parks Windham
Boren
Finstad
White
Helen C. Aars
Luckenbach
Chamber
Fredericksburg
Texas Lutheran College
Trinity University
San Antonio
Denver
Colo.) University
Trinity Lutheran Homes
Round Rock
St. John’s Lutheran Home
Mars
CLSH
Clifton National Guard
Walter B. Hailey Jr
Floyd Tillman
Light Crust
Burrus Mills
Michigan aviation hopeful seeks Clifton airport operator post
A Rockford Michigan man Elden Hunsberger proposes to organize and run a flight base at Clifton's municipal airport. He requests a one year trial with no pay, then a five year lease option, with city support for utilities and branding while he develops revenue from gas, aircraft sales, tie downs, charters and lessons. He cites Lake Whitney proximity and a strong local interest in airport operation.
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Michigan
Clifton
Jim B. Smith
Elden C. Hunsberger
Rockford
Mich
Smith
Hunsberger
Grand Rapids
Air Force
Italy
France
Korea
Valley Mills
Texas
City Hall
Lake Whitney
FFA
Bill Grissom
Supt
Richard Liurdon
Clifton High School
Pontiac
Accident at West Sth and South Ave Causes Light Vehicle Damage
Police Chief Alvin James reports a noninjury motor vehicle accident at West Sth Street and South Avenue at 2 10 p m on March 8. A 1965 four door sedan sustained light damage and a 1975 two door hardtop sustained medium light damage.
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West Sth St
South Ave
Alvin James
Courthouse Annex Remodeling Nears Start
The Bosque County Commissioners' Court in Meridian will move ahead with remodeling of the county courthouse annex. Davis Building & Supply of Meridian submitted the low base bid of 16435.95 for the project and the court asked Ted Derrberry of the firm to preserve the building's antiquity including colored glass windows with bronze frames. County Commissioner Ray Miller will act as administrative officer for change orders, and funds will be added to the 1976 77 budget. Also appointed to the Central Texas Economic Development District board were County Judge Charles Ward Jr. County Commissioner J Paul Howard and Constable Claude Burns. Bosque County Child Welfare Board members named were Louis B. Robinson and the Rev Lester Davenport.
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Meridian
Davis Building & Supply
Sam Radde
Bosque County Historical Commission
Commissioners’ Court
Ted Derryberry
Davis Firm
Ray Miller
Ers
Central Texas Economic Development District Board of Directors
Charles K. Ward Jr
Sioner J. Paul Howard
Clifton
Claude Burns
Valley Mills
Bosque County Child Welfare Board
Louis B. Robinson
Lester Davenport
Prizes Awarded at Bosque County Talent Show
The Bosque County Rotary Club sponsored the second annual Bosque County Talent Show in Clifton Bettis Auditorium. Prizes went to winners across elementary, junior high, senior high and adult divisions with proceeds funding scholarships for local Bosque County students.
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Bosque County
Clifton
Renee Wilcox
Sandy White
Debra Brewer
Cindy Williams
D’ann Jorgenson
Stacey Jundberg
Kristina Alen
Stacey Belcher
Jaye Antwine
Brandi Josey
Marilyn Tyssen
Kim Erickson
Carla Finstad
Dana _ Fields
Sherry Gustafson
Judy Ledlow
Betty Cavazos
Norma Cavazos
Sherry Pierce
Shelley Lewis
Norma Cavanos
Terri Burrleson
Angie Pierce
Timmy Kleine
Janet Pierce
Robert Rachiig
Rotary Club
Clifton Area Community Calendar Highlights
Community events listed include March meetings for Clifton Garden Club and Ladies Auxiliary WWI Barracks 1887, the Second Tri Delta Charity Antiques Show in Dallas, Clifton Young Homemakers in Waco, and the Chamber of Commerce Banquet. Also noted are Bosque County Crusade meeting, Texas Lutheran College Chair, Booster Club All-Sports Banquet, Lions pancake supper, Easter, Lake Whitney Pageant in Whitney, and the Quarter Horse Show in Trinity.
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Clifton Garden Club
Tri Delta
Dallas
Clifton Ladies Auxiliary
Chamber of Commerce
Bosque County Unit Crusade
Meridian
Clifton Young Homemakers
Waco
Texas Lutheran College
Booster Club
Bosque County
Lions Club
Lake Whitney
Trinity Qhs Association
Laguna Park church begins expansion project
The First Baptist Church of Laguna Park starts a 36000 expansion including a 1536 square foot educational wing with six classrooms. The youth building and fellowship hall will be remodeled and the sanctuary refurnished with pews and carpeting. National Building Centers of Clifton will build the educational wing. The Rev. Joe Stevens has chaired since March 14, 1959.
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The
First Baptist Church of
Laguna Park
Plete
National Building Centers, Inc
Clifton
Joe Stevens
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Lions Change Meeting Days to Mondays in April
Clifton Lions Club will shift meetings from the second and fourth Tuesday to the second and fourth Monday starting the second Monday in April. The noon meal and meeting will be at The Cooksey Place, with the final March meeting at the Downtown Restaurant.
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Robert L. Baldridge
Clifton Lions Club
Cooksey Place
Dwntown
Lion Richard Liardon
Jan Wynn
Charles Lindley
Lions Club
Agriculture Day highlights Bosque County farming impact
March 21 marks Agriculture Day in Texas as Bosque County farmers and ranchers contribute $14,678,000 in 1975 cash receipts and government payments. Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service notes 1977 may see lower profits but solid cash receipts overall. Bosque livestock and products were valued at $12,367,000 with crops at $2,213,000.
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Texas
Bosque County
John C. White
Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
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Isenhower
City of
City Housing Authority
Luckenbach New Chamber
American College of Nursing Home Administrators
Texarkoma
American Association of Homes For the Aging
Texas Association of Homes For the Aging
Texas United Community Services
Church Council of
Trinity Lutheran Church
Area Agency On
Heart of Texas Council of Governments
American Lutheran Church
Nellie Mhabernicht
Luckenbachs
Capt
Michael Luckenbach
USAF
Martha
Lawrence Dahl
Schleissinger Foundation
Huntsville
Mary
Texas Woman’s University
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Albuquerque
Margaret
Billie Brown
Catona Beach
Fla
Ast
Texas State University
Commerce
Lisa Luckenbach
Peter Luckenbach
Captain Luckenbach
Grace Ialverson
Brooklyn
N .Y
Steve Wilkerson
Gus C. Krueger Jr
Richard Liardon
Harold Kettler
Joe Bryan
Shelby Richardson
Oris Longstad
First Lutheran Church
Herbert Colvin
Baylor University
Colvin
Baylor
T. N. Foster
Laguna Park Church
Civic Center