Rooms for Rent by the Week
Classified note from Schmidt-Meyer Motor Co. on North Highway 6 Clifton offering rooms for weekly rental.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1972
Page
8
Classified note from Schmidt-Meyer Motor Co. on North Highway 6 Clifton offering rooms for weekly rental.
Sealed proposals for 1 243 miles of grading structures base and surfacing from St Hwy 6 north of Citton Southwest from FM 1991 north of Citton and northeast on FM 3220 3221 will be received in Austin until 9 00 A M September 28 1972. The Texas Highway Department will award to the lowest responsive bidder with nondiscrimination and minority business access under Civil Rights Act requirements.
Mrs. Hattie Standefer and Frank Ficklin extend heartfelt thanks to relatives and friends for memories and congratulations on a ninety year milestone. Special gratitude to Mr. and Mrs. Burton Collins and the T. E. L. Sunday School Class for hosting a birthday party. May God bless all.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Hennig express gratitude to friends and relatives for cards and letters during Mrs. Hennig’s hospitalization. They thank the Ladies Guild of Womack Church and neighbors for kindness, and the doctors and nurses at Goodall-Witcher Hospital for their care.
The family of James Leonard Mathews expresses gratitude for prayers flowers memorials and visits. They thank Dr Witcher and Goodall Witcher Hospital staff and fellow members for care and comfort. Clifton School Superintendent Kent Appleby notes ticket sale deadlines for five home games with advance prices and gate policies.
Albert Walsleben and family express gratitude to the doctors nurses and staff of Goodall-Witcher Hospital for special care during Albert's stay. They also thank friends and relatives for deeds and signs of kindness during this time.
The article recalls local support for a Clifton hospital fund drive, noting avoidance of high-cost fund firms, hiring Harold Warren for guidance, and Bob Lane as general chairman. Volunteers and leaders rallied to back the campaign, with trust from trustees and medical staff, proving community faith justified.
Cubs suffer a bruised knee and will rest star player C R while QB Robbie Curlee is out for the season due to a severe knee injury. Coach Liardon notes salt cramps from the hot Friday night game and lingering colds, with no other major injuries expected.
The CEN TEX FAIR shows list champions and reserve winners in Breeding Swine and Sheep shows not in the parade of champions. Notable names include Beth Barrow James Ward Rus sell Beck George Harris Ray Ewing Steven Conrad Robert Shipman Susan Netherlai Stephen Jones David Jones Allan Osburn Brad Osburn Paul O'Brien Issie O'Brien Kari Moore Vicky Jenson and others for lambs ewes and breeds plus pet show winners in dogs led by Cindy Tuttle Mary Jo Ray Rhonda Harris and Katey Jones among first to ninth places.
James Burch second in cats while Johnny Edward Sanders wins top cat prize. Winners in wild animals include Billy Wimberly first in coon and Cindy Canute third in hamster. Grand Champion is Katey Jones with an English Bulldog. Reserve Champion Billy Wimberly with a colt. High point team plaque goes to Dublin 84, followed by Grandview 810 and Valley Mills 799. Mike Sharp of Dublin is high point individual with 279. Teresa Rosson of Hill Co. 4 H and Mark Baxter of Meridian FFA place second and third. Grandview FFA wins swine and sheep contests. Hill Co. 4 H wins cattle. Ricky Woodall, Allen Roddy and Billy Terrell are high point individuals in swine, sheep, and cattle judging. First place plaques awarded. second and third meals.
Raymond Rogstad notes total prize money of 520 dollars for the event. Gary Stite of Houston wins bareback broncs with 56 points, followed by John Wilson of Salado and David Elms of Belton. Royce Kitchens of Cisco wins calf roping in 9.3 seconds, with Martin Fryer and Terry Riddle also placing high. Don Smith of Houston leads steer roping in 6.7 seconds, and Peggy Hall of Waco wins barrel race in 17.51 seconds with several close runners-up including Rhonda Gail and Tammy Smith.
Hillsboro defeats Lake Worth 18 7 moving from 53rd to first in district standings. Clifton’s Clifton Owls jump to 17th in Class AA while Joshua improves from 1st to 177th. Connally Cadets fall to 154th after 18 14 loss to LaVega Pirates. West Trojans tie 0 0 with Reicher Cougars dropping to 135th. Top ten in Class AA reshuffled with Friendswood Haskell Needville joining.
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