Clifton Cubs Defeat Joshua 14 to 6 in Week One
Clifton Cubs beat Joshua Owls 14 to 6 as Flanagan led defense with 92 rushing yards allowed and 15 passing yards. Kreid and Pollard starred in the backfield while Outlaw connected with Conrad for a touchdown. Joshua showed early life with a blocked punt TD but could not sustain offense.
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Joshua
Clifton
Owls
Clifton Cubs
David Flanagan
Cub
Mark Kreid
Craig Pollard
Cubs
Kreid
Pollard
Don Burden
Kenny Outlaw
Bobby Conrad
Outlaw
Elton Watley
Conrad
Steven Walker
Owl
Barry Shaw
Frank Rockamontes
Burden
Kreic
Kreich
Pases
Flanagan
Cary Christian
Billy Wimberly
Wimberly
Watley
David Sherrill
Jim Tuttle
Smith
Wallace
Airport expansion contract awarded to Catt Construction Co
Catt Construction Co won the $65,565 bid to build an air maintenance building at the municipal airport. Other bids ranged up to $77,565 from National Building Centers. The building will be leased to Schafer Aircraft Modifications Inc, which plans to move from Waco by Nov 1 and employ six to seven locals. Schafer will operate refueling and keep proceeds.
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Catt Construction Co
City Hall
Wilkerson and Smith Construction Co
Beasley Engineering Co., Inc
National Building Centers, Inc
Earl Schafer
Schafer Aircraft Modifications, Inc
Waco
Schafer
County budget rises slightly in Meridian.
The Meridan Commissioners' Court adopted a 653,153 budget a 27,346 increase over 1976 77. Taxes stay at 80 cents per 100 valuation with about 16,600 from added property and revaluation and 10,746 from higher county office fees. No new positions. pay raises discussed September 12 at the county courthouse. The 80 cent rate funds jury 3 cents road and bridge 38 cents general and 1 cent permanent improvement.
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Commisioners’ Court
Meridian
Nancy Mclure
Commissioners’ Court
McClure
Cubs Football Tickets On Sale For Glen Rose Game
Student tickets are one dollar and available at Clifton High School Clifton Elementary School Calvert's Prescription Pharmacy and Service Drug for the Clifton Cubs vs Glen Rose Tigers home game. General admission adult tickets are two dollars at the gate and prices apply to next week’s Itasca Wampus Cats game and all district games. Season tickets for five home games cost eight dollars and seventy five cents and remain on sale until 5 p.m. Friday. Reserved seats may be purchased for two dollars per game.
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Clifton High School
Clifton Elementary
Calvert’s
Clifton Cubs
Glen Rose Tigers
Richard Liardon
Cubs
Five Grass Fires Reported Near Railroad Tracks
The Clifton Volunteer Fire Department fought five grass fires adjacent to railroad tracks on Saturday. Two trucks were dispatched with responses between 3 and 4 p m 4 15 to 4 45 p m 5 30 to 5 7 30 p m and 8 30 to 9 p m.
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Clifton
Candy taken from vending machine at B and J Laundromat
Police report describes theft of two candy bars from a machine at the B and J Laundromat on N Highway 6. Officer Billy Green found the display area glass kicked in at 12:50 a.m. Monday, indicating entry by the thief.
Clifton Receives 2.25 Inches Rainfall in August
J. B. Darden Jr. reports Clifton recorded 2.25 inches of rainfall for August. The amount reflects uneven distribution across the month with localized showers and dry spells observed in surrounding areas.
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Clifton
J. B. Darden Jr
Clifton Cubs Face Impressive Glen Rose In Season Opener
Clifton High prepares for its first home football game at Cub Stadium at 8 p.m. Friday against Glen Rose, a veteran, multi offense team noted by Coach Don Hennig as having strong runners and a capable passer. He cited key Tigers Terry Shackelford, Pat Sanders, and Glen Schuelke, and previewed a competitive battle with Joshua behind them in the season opener.
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Clifton Cubs
Cub Stadium
Don Hennig
Glen Rose
Clifton High
Glen Rose Tigers
Dublin High
Tigers
Cub
Hennig
Terry Shackelford
Pat Sanders
Glen Schuelke
Tiger
Oklahoma
Miss Pechal wins door prize at Fair Exhibits Building
The Door Prize at the new Exhibits Building was awarded Saturday evening to Miss Elsie Pechal of Clifton from a register of 505 entrants. The floral table arrangement, donated by Mrs. M. E. Allen of Walling Bend, was delivered to Miss Pechal, who served as a hostess both days and signed the guest book.
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T. N. Foster
Elsie Pechal
Miss Pechal
Clifton
M. E
Ruth) Allen
Walling Bend
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