Cubs Open Football Season vs Joshua Owls in Texas Stadium
Clifton Cubs meet Joshua Owls in the season opener at Joshua High Stadium at 8 p.m. The Cubs trail by about ten pounds per man on average and feature three returning starters, with Joshua also returning three. Coach Hennig highlights Owls such as Bill Hope Jason Williams Mike Petty and defenders Bill Killingsworth Dwain Montanez Ernest Clark Gary Lee Randy Woods and James Petters as key contrasts.
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Clifton Cubs
Joshua Owls
Don Hennig
Clifton High
Joshua High Stadium
Cubs
Owls
Joshua
Hennig
Hillsboro
Bridgeport
Ken Wiginton
Ivens
Bill Hope
Jason Williams
Mike Petty
Bill Killingsworth
Dwain Montanez
Ernest Clark
Gary Lee
Randy Woods
James Petters
Home Economics Exhibit Draws Crowds at Central Texas Youth Fair
Visitors swarmed the Home Economics division Open House after the parade with 1 005 items on display by eight youth exhibitors. Donna Loden of Pearl won the senior loving cup with 628 points and Pam Anz of Womack won the junior cup with 445 points as ribbons and prizes valued at $1 75 and 50 cents adorned the displays.
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High Point
T. N. Foster
Central Texas Youth Fair
Donna Loden
Pearl
Kenneth Poston
Clyde Seljos
Central Texas Fair Association
Clifton Cha Petco
Little Alamous
Bosque County
Coyote
Clifton
Coon Creek
Cranfills Gap
Garnersville
Iredell
Laguna Park
Lake Whitney
Meridian
Norse
Valley Mills
Walling, Bend
Walnut Springs
Womeck
Pam Anz
Womack
Donna Lodon
Miss Dell
Fishing Equipment Recovered by County Sheriff’s Office
Fifty fishing rods and 53 reels were found in the office of County Sheriff John O Baxter awaiting owner claims after two juveniles were arrested on burglary charges. The youths’ cases were sent to juvenile authorities for disposition. The note lists Texas towns and distant towns, plus a forecast of rosette winners and runners-up, speedometer about 88 miles, and a local football scrimmage report with Whitney, Rogers High, and Cubs details.
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John O. Baxter
Baxter
Lowing
Cubs
Hennig
Rogers
Whitney High
Watch For More Central Texas Fair Pictures Each Week
Local fair coverage expands with weekly photo features from Central Texas events. Readers can expect fresh images of exhibits, rides, and visitors highlighting the fair’s ongoing activities and community involvement.
Clifton district adopts 779,887 budget for 1975 76
Clifton Independent School District Board of Trustees approved a 779,887 dollar budget for the 1975 76 fiscal year. The tax rate is set at 1.30 per 100 of assessed value with a tax ratio of 50 percent. Estimated revenue totals 774,694 dollars and expenditures 779,987 leaving an estimated August 31 1976 balance of 38,498. District assessed valuation stands at 29,164,497 dollars.
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Clifton Independent School District Board of Trustees
Jean Ann Smith Appointed Record Advertising Sales Rep
Clifton woman Jean Ann Smith has been named advertising and printing sales representative for The Clifton Record. She is wife of local body shop operator and Clifton City Council member Frank Smith. Smith, born in La Mesa and a Clifton High School graduate, teaches Sunday School and serves in several community groups.
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Jean Ann Smith
Clifton
Clifton Record
Frank Smith
Smith
Lamesa
Clifton High School
Clifton High Versus Joshua High Football Tickets On Sale
Tickets for the Clifton High School Joshua High football game go on sale at three Clifton drug stores Clifton High School and Clifton Elementary School. The game is at 8 p.m. Friday September 5 with no reserved seating. Pre game prices are 1.75 for adults and 1 for students. Gate price is 2.0 as announced by Superintendent Richard Liardon.
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Clifton High School
Richard Liardon
Clifton Drug Stores
Clifton Elementary School
Clifton boy chosen for film role in Waco production
Devin Hennig son of Mr and Mrs Don Hennig of Clifton was among about 100 children aged 3 to 15 selected for a 30 minute color comedy shot recently in Waco titled Waco 75. He has one line but is in several scenes. his mother accompanied him to tryouts rehearsals and filming.
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Devin Hennig
Don Hennig
Clifton
Waco
Orpheum Theatre
Hennig
Robbery Arrest After Lake Whitney Bait Shop Heist
A Cleburne man Ronald Gene Moses was arrested by Bosque County Sheriff on armed robbery charges connected to a July 27 raid at the Sneed bait shop and service station in Mooney Village Lake Whitney. The couple were tied up and jewelry and about $600 in cash were stolen. Moses was jailed in Meridian on a $50,000 bond.
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Cleburne
Bosque
Ronald Gene Moses
Meridian
John ©. Baxter
Jesse and
Shirley Sneed
Mooney Village
Lake Whitney
Sneed
Sheriff
Mr. Sneed
Sheriff's Department
Booster Club Sets Year With New Officers and Dues
A 24 member Cub Booster group met at the American Legion Building to begin the school year. Joe White turned leadership to Billy Jo Stringer as president. officers include Charles Raines, Martha Anz, and Eloise Horak. Dues are six dollars, next meeting Friday September 5 at Schmidt's Downtown Restaurant at 6 a.m.
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Cub
American Legion
Joe White
Billy Jo Stringer
Charles Raines
Martha Anz
Eloise Horak
Wendell Burden
Dennis Grim
James Warlick
Exxon Consignee
Schmidt
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Penelope
Robinson
Speegleville
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Ohio
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Terry Boyle
Jim Hedrick
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Ted Jones
David Burden
Mark Kreid
Sammy Wells
Wiley Pierce
Wells
Whitney
Rogers High
CHS
Harris
Cameron
Big Sandy
Kaye Dietiker
Shelly Lewis
Central Texas
Erty
Clifton Civic Improvement Society
Goodall-Witcher Hospital
Gufton Cub Stadium
Troy C. Eggen
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Eggen
Commissioners’ Court
Cubs - Owls
Booster Club
Joe Bryan
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