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Clifton Record

Location

Clifton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1966

Page

3

Santa Fe Builds New Railway to York Canyon Mine

Kaiser Steel dedicates the York Canyon Coal Mine near Raton after 15 months of building a 37 mile Kaiser Santa Fe rail link costing 4 million dollars. The project includes 84 100 ton gondola cars and 11 new diesel locomotives to move 700 000 ton annual output with a 400 ton per hour capacity. Civil leaders including Governor Jack M Campbell attend the September 28 ceremony signaling regular Santa Fe service from French to Fontana.

New Mexico J. L. Ashby Kaiser Steel Corporation E. S. Marsh Santa Fe Railway Kaiser York Canyon Jack M. Campbell Sangre de Cristo Mountains Raton Santa Fe Kaiser Steel French Chicago Marsh la Junta Colorado Ashby Campbell Albuquerque Fontana California Maxwell van Bremmer Canyon Castle Rock York and Road Canyons Vermejo Canyon Colfax Dawson Guy James Construction Company Oklahoma City James Company

Veterans of Foreign Wars Clifton Post 8553 Meets Twice Monthly

The Robert E. Binford Post 8553 of Clifton Texas holds meetings on the first and third Thursdays each month on Riverside Drive in Clifton Texas.

Veterans of Foreign Wars OF the U.S.A Robert E. Binford Clifton Texas Riverside Dr

Karem Shrine Enlivens Fair Parade Then Rail Line Progress

The project advanced from August 30 1965 with most railroad work complete by November 19 and final 500 feet finishing May 5 1966. Large scale earthwork included 1 590 800 cubic yards of earth and 395 000 cubic yards of rock excavated. 23 bridges were built the longest 280 feet. 8 637 tons of rail laid 114 800 crossties used and 108 157 cubic yards ballast placed.

French

Highway Week Contests Open With $100 Bonds as Top Prize

Texas Good Roads Association based in Austin sponsors Highway Week September 18 to 24 with new prizes for radio and TV commentaries and a continued newspaper trade journal contest. Entries mailed by October. winners to be announced later. First prizes include $100 Savings bonds and bronze plaques for top three. Judges include Harold C. Green of Water Valley and Ray H. Horton of Houston with regional officials in Texas.

Texas Good Roads Association Austin Harold C. Green Water Valley County Judges and Commissioners Association of Texas Ray H. Horton Houston East Texas Chamber of

New Baby Vicki Lynn Born in Waco Hillcrest Hospital

Mr and Mrs Arthur Pederson and Mrs and Mrs W C Lymank visited Waco last Sunday to see their new granddaughter Vicki Lynn Pederson born the day before at Hillcrest Hospital to Milton Pederson and his wife. Arthur and Milton are brothers.

Arthur Pederson W. C. Lymank Waco Vicki Lynn Hillcrest Hospital Milton Pederson

Pierson Family Visited Killeen With Relatives

Mr and Mrs Jean Pierson and daughters Sandra and Joan visited in Killeen last Sunday with Mrs Piersons brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs James Hughes Jr and with their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Jim White and children Paul Allan and Ellen Anne Miss Sandra Pierson currently is commuting to and from her work in Waco.

Jean Pierson Sandra Joan Killeen

Commerce and Officials Discuss Texas Municipal League Radio Role

Mayor W. W McAllister of San Antonio presides over a Texas Municipal League gathering with Radio-TV Division figures Roy Bacus of WBAP Fort Worth Marshall Formby former Texas Highway Commission chair and John Kreiger of KVET Austin in attendance.

Commerce W. W McAllister San Antonio Texas Municipal League Roy Bacus WBAP Fort Worth Marshall Formby Plainview Texas Highway Commission John Kreiger KVET Austin

Return Trip From Bradford Brings Mrs Selewach To Clifton

Mr. and Mrs. Otto Maass and Ernest Hennig of Waco returned to Bradford New York recently with Mrs Paul Selewach who came to Clifton for funeral services for her mother Emma Ender. The party toured several attractions including the Glass House restaurant on the Will Rogers Turnpike Vinita Oklahoma Niagara Falls Taylor Winery Glenn Curtiss Museum Hammondsport Corning Glass Center and Harris Hill near Elmira. They traveled home through the Blue Ridge Mountains in Virginia and the Great Smoky Mountains and described the trip as wonderful.

Otto Maass Ernest Hennig Waco Bradford New York Paul Selewach Clifton Emma Ender Harris Hill Elmira

Scratch pads 30c pound at the Clifton Record.

Scratch pads priced at 30 cents a pound are listed in the Clifton Record with a brief notice. The fragment notes a sale item and the publication name, but no detailed dates or quantities are provided.

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Bosque County Bond Sales Reach $5292 in August

William B. Bertelsen of Crawfills Gap leads Bosque County Savings Bonds Committee noting August sales totaled $5,292. Through eight months in 1966, county sales reached $96,768, about 60 percent of the $160,000 annual goal. Texas August Series E and H sales totaled $12,803,089, up eight percent from last year.

William B. Bertelsen Crawfills Gap Bosque County Texas Texas Savings Bond Treasury Department Bertelsen

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