Central Texas Fair Livestock Entries and Classes
All livestock must be entered by Wednesday Oct 26 1982 with fees 50 cents per cattle head and 25 cents for sheep goats and hogs. 4-H entries free. Rules govern by Central Texas Fair Association. Live stock shows October 27 28 29 at Clifton Texas with classes for Jerseys Holsteins and dairy cattle including aged cows bulls calves and prize ribbons. Championship and produce awards listed with fees. Exhibitors must follow catalogue rules and bear risk on grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poultry Department
C.H. Colvin
American Poultry Assn
Coop
Ee Ee Ee
Central Texas Fair Association of Texas
Central Texas Fair Association
Lie
John Burns
Fort Worth
Texas
Clifton
C. C. Cate
Clarence Colwick
Axel O. Dahl
Central Texas Fair Program Highlights and Events
The Central Texas Fair runs October 26 to 29 with livestock in by midnight Wednesday and entries by noon Thursday. Judging begins 10 a.m. Thursday with Shrine Band, Clifton Band concerts, a Clifton College football game, and a busy schedule of parades, 4-H activities, and musical performances culminating in a Turkey Dinner and a livestock auction on final day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karem Shrine
Clifton Band
Livestock Pavilion
Clifton College
State Training School of
Gatesville
Clifton High School
Ft. Worth
Waco
Walnut Springs High School
City Hall
Roy Sanderford
Luch
City
Clifton Civic Improvement Society
The Fair Parade and City Events Highlight Local Week
The Fair Parade occurs Friday October 28 at 10 am starting at the public school and ending at City Hall with a turkey dinner served by Civic Ladies. Parade lineup includes Lions car, Band, Boy Scouts, National Guard, Fire Trucks, Public School, College, Live Stock, and various vehicles. Also reported is a Texas employment update noting 930 establishments employed 66,17 workers on Sept 15, up 4.9 percent from Aug, with gains in bakeries, confectioneries, cotton mills, and other sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Texas Fair Grounds
Main Street
Emma Mixon
Tom C. Parks
A. G. Gilliam
Lions
Boy Scouts
National Guard
Ed Handley
W. D. Nucke Ols
Emmett Schow
University Bureau
Cambodian monks veil faces when women are present
A noted Cambodian practice observed in monasteries shows male monks covering their faces in the presence of women. The custom reflects modesty norms and monastery etiquette.
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W. D. Nickoll
D. C. Holverson
Jack Tucker
Ass’t
C. T Enndson
Frank Fraizer
C. M. Logan
N. M. Colwick
T. M. Bishop
A. C. Dahler
C. Jorle Arthur Miles
É.g. Tuckesdé
WW. Ahewry
Aig Handley
W. Hafer
H. L. Knust
S. M. Martin
A. ¥. Cook
B. C. Rogstad OO. C. Johnson
A. G
Craig M. Logan
Jerseys
Holsteins
RE. C. Johle
Hugh H. White
Sam M
Martin
Albert Kyle
Angus Oss
Barry
D. T. Poston
Edwin Bekkeland
James Knudson
Hugo Viertel
H. F. Helms Agriculture
Frank Frazier
O. C. Johnson Poultry
W. C. Hafer
C. T. Knudson Boys’ Club
Edwin Kruse
Bruce Parks
T. B. Wood
A. & M. College
D. C
Ine
Hafer’s Hatenery
O. C. Johnson
Rules
Sam M. Martin
Angus Boss
Rks
ER. C. Joble
Nugudsd
D. S. Buchanan
A. and M. College
H. P
Poland
China
Hampshire
Duroc
Boar Sheep Koudson
James Hampshire
Kham
Delaine
Tor
Kerr
Lambs Fifer & Shirley
Shen
Doe
R. S. Miller
McLennan County Boys’ Club
Bruce
Central Texas Fair Program
Austin
University of Texas Bureau of Business Research
United States Bureau of Labor Statistics
Cambodia
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