4H Extension Awards Banquet Draws Bosque County Family Members
The Bosque County 4H Council hosts the annual Clifton banquet with over 130 attendees including 4H members, families, volunteers, and guests. Janet Dietiker, Lisa Anderson, Mike McCarty lead award recipients across Agriculture, Beef, Citizenship, Clothing, Dairy Foods, Food Nutrition, and Leadership categories while Judge C K Ward Jr and Commissioner J Paul Howard spoke and presented honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
Bosque County 4H Council
Clifton 4H Club
Janet Dietiker
Lisa Anderson
Crawfills Gap
Charles Sauer
Lisa Creech
Meridian
Mike McCarty
Walnut Springs
Rena Hoffman
Linda Poston
Jeff Hoffman
C. K. Ward Jr
Bosque County
J. Paul Howard
Kenneth Jones
John Mark Fair
Paul O’brien
Vern Swenson
Dee Jackson
Jimmy Jenkins
Curtis Rueter
Greg Anderson
James Burch
Jimmy Carpenter
Tammy Hoffman
Mitch Anderson
John Cardona
Andy Ficklin
Annette Koonsman
Ricky Koonsman
Becky Seawright
Kaye Dietiker
Talana Jackson
Paul Jones
Kenneth Poston
Otto Ratliff
Lisa
Clifton High Student Phillip Anz Named National Merit Commended
Phillip D Anz a Clifton High School senior is named a National Merit Commended Student for 1976 after strong performance on the PSAT National Merit Qualifying Test. About 35000 students nationwide receive the honor representing under two percent of U S graduating seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip D. Anz
Clifton High School
Joe D. Bryan
United States
National Merit Scholarship Corporation
U.S
NMSC
PTO spaghetti supper supports Halloween Carnival
Third grade hosts a spaghetti supper October 29 in the elementary cafeteria with serving from 5 to 7 30 PM. Tickets available at Calvert and Service Drug and from listed parents. Volunteers from the class assist in shifts from 5 to 8 PM including pie salad and kitchen duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTO
Calvert’s and Service Drug
Marvin Behnke
Merle Belcher
Gary Josey
Alton Woolsey
Mike Prescher
James Goldsmith
Ken Weaver
Charles Billman
Wayne Gloff
Gene Finstad
Marvin Christy
Delmelia Dunn Presents Cooking Wild Game Tips
Delmelia Dunn explains wild game needs special handling from field to kitchen. She covers tenderizing methods, fat trimming, moisture addition, safe cooking temperatures, soaking ducks and geese, stuffing ideas, and proper storage to avoid spoilage and food poisoning.
Moseley Mall and Meridians in a Busy Texan Week
Gloria Moseley recounts a busy week with visits from Dallas and Houston friends, a rib barbecue, a Norse heritage plan in Clifton, Lutheran conferences in Temple and Clifton, a Meridian trip for a new driver’s license, a visit from the 4-Country Reporter truck, a 39th birthday unrecognized by family, a civic blood bank event, and a Dallas dash with a long return. Time, travel, faith events, and small humor thread through daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Eric
Horis
Jennie
Dallas
Tom
Houston
Hoff
Myurvey
Moseley Mall
Waco
Lutheran Brotherhood
First Lutheran Church
Temple
Trinity Lutheran
Civic Center
World War I Barracks District Convention Schedule
The World War I Barracks and its Ladies Auxiliary announce a district convention at 1 30 p m Saturday at the Clifton Civic Center. Barracks 1887 and its Auxiliary will meet at noon Tuesday at the Clifton Civic Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World War I Barracks
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Clifton Civic Center
Leath accuses Frostbelt of war over federal funds
Texas Democratic Congressional hopeful Marvin Leath blasts Frostbelt forces for siphoning federal funds from Texas and the Sunbelt. He warns of targets including military bases and cites proposed revenue sharing and development bills as Texas hurtles toward unbalanced spending. Leath calls for balanced leadership and organized Sunbelt action.
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Marvin Leath
11Th
Leath
Texas
Sunbelt
Weslie Mickey at Laguna Park Church of Christ
Special nightly meetings at Laguna Park Church of Christ run from Sunday October 23 through Thursday October 27 with visiting evangelist Weslie Mickey of Graford. He will speak six times at 10 and 11 Sunday morning and 7 30 p m each evening.
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Laguna Park Church of Christ
Weslie Mickey of
Graford
Weslie Mickey
Laguna Park
Music Themed October Meeting Of BPW Study Guild
The Business and Professional Women's Study Guild held its October meeting at Mrs. Herman Burgdorff's home with cohostess Mrs. Marshall Mitchell. Devotional by Mrs. Eldon Zimmerman centered on music and Psalm 92. Mrs. Lawrence Jenson presented the Musical People program with piano by Mrs. William Thompson and performances of songs such as It's a Grand Night for Singing and Edelweiss. Two piano duets were also performed. Refreshments followed. twenty members and six guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women’s Study Guild
Herman Burgdorff
Marshall Mitchell
Eldon Zimmerman
George Harris
Lawrence Jenson
Central Texas Polled Hereford Show Set For Clifton
Pete Page president of the Central Texas Polled Hereford Association says the 26th annual show and sale will be in Clifton October 28 and 29. More than 100 entries expected for the show judged by John Manning, with 56 head in the sale on October 29. Area consignors include A. L. Haster of Valley Mills Meridian Creek Ranch and Radde Ranch of Meridian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Page
Morgan
Central Texas Polled Hereford Association
Clifton
John Manning
Corsicana
A. L. Haster
Valley Mills
Meridian Creek Ranch
Radde Ranch
Meridian
4 H Awards Banquet Highlights County Fair Projects
The 4 H members of Bosque County held an awards banquet on October 10 for all members with Fair projects. Awards covered achievement agriculture beef bread citizenship clothing dairy dress revue food nutrition horse leadership poultry sheep and swine. Special honors went to Jeff Hoffman Lesa Howard for I Dare You and Mike McCarty Janet Dietiker for Gold Star with Honorable C. K. Ward Jr. as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy Ratliff
Vicki Wilkerson
Bebe Felan
Lisa Howard
Misti Smith
Rena
Shelly Hoffman
Julie Jones
Jerry Don Lamb
Vickie Bowen
John Culpepper
Jill
Kim Hoffman
Kerry
Randy Lamb
Brett
Rhonda Penn
Chad
Kris Purcell
Jeff Hoffman
Clyde Seljos
J. W. Jenkins
Vernon Swenson
Robert Hoffman
Milton Dahl
Bob Wright
Bill Spitzer
Robert Ratliff
Bennett Morrow
Tommy Vick
Kenneth Jones
Gene Dietiker
Tommy
Jackson Milton Dahl
Calvin Rueter
Bill O’brien
Walter Poston
Bosque County
Lesa Howard
Mike McCarty
Janet Dietiker
C. K. Ward Jr
Lonie Arnold 76 dies after long illness in Clifton
Lonie M Arnold 76 died Friday October 7 following a stroke at Meridian Geriatric Nursing Home She had lived in Clifton over 50 years Funeral services were held October 9 at Clifton Funeral Home with Rev A L Gould and Rev Johnny Paulson officiating Burial followed in Clifton Cemetery Pallbearers were Hayette Gaston Marvin Bridge Doug Bush Elbert Prine Leslie Burney and Odie Bush Survivors include daughters Clara Mae Judah Amarillo and Meria Wallum Meridian four grandchildren Gaylan Judah Charlotte Hinson Billy Wallum Lois Paula and Joe Ed Arnold and two great grandchildren Cary and Allison Hinson Born June 26 1901 in Comanche to Sam and Mielvine Bush Married Solom Lee Arnold August 29 1919 in Smith Bend The Arnolds lived in Smith Bend until 1927 then moved to Clifton Also noted are community activities and a Clifton Independent Baptist affiliation with upcoming Fair women meeting October 25 in Meridian
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonie M. Arnold
Meridian Geriatric Nursing Home
Marvin Bridge
Waco
Doug Bush
Whitney
Elbert Prine
Leslie Burney
Odie Bush
Ford Worth
Mrs. Arnold
Comanche
Sam and
Mielvine (Bird) Bush
Solom Lee Arnold
Smith Bend
R. F. Jones
Freddie
Edgar
Lee
Lonie Arnold
Clifton
Alton
Clara Mae) Judah
Amarillo
Meria) Wallum
Meridian
Gaylan Judah
Charlotte Hinson
Billy Wallum
Lois
Paula
Joe Ed Arnold
Cary
Allison Hinson
Arnold
Clifton Independent
Market Report Highlights Seasonal Veggies and Stable Prices
Consumer Marketing Specialist Gw dolyne Clyatt from the Texas Agricultural Extension Service notes rising vegetable supply and a healthy budget for the week. Higher dry bean prices are expected, pumpkins and cooking greens are plentiful, and fruit options include grapes cranberries apples bananas and oranges with generally favorable pricing. Meat and poultry show stable or modestly priced options with lean cuts and turkey parts affordable. frozen vegetables and canned tomatoes remain abundant. The beef slogan emphasizes trimming excess fat to preserve flavor.
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Gwdolyne Clyatt
Texas Agricultu Extension Service
Te A&m University System
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Delmelia Dunn County Extension
Crossroads
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Tom Tarbet
BPW Study Guild
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Dublin
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Farmers Insurance Group
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