Clifton Record Roundup September 1960 School News Fair Rodeo FFA
The Clifton Record reports busy times with school openings the upcoming fair and rodeo. Clifton FFA shines at the State Convention in Houston with seven members earning Lone Star Farmers degrees guiding Clifton to top chapter status. County agents anticipate high attendance for the Central Texas Fair and Junior Livestock Show September 22 to 24. Civic groups host turkey dinners, a Meridian Clifton relay race debuts, and local Cubs crush Meridian 45 to 12 with multiple touchdowns. Births include Angela Marie Jones and Linda Dianne Pacheco, plus David Christian born September 12. Six more local notes cover visits, college departures, and community events.
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Clifton
Future Farmers of America
FFA
Houston
Lone Star Farmers
Larry Miles
William Kettler
Fred Boyd Jr
Hugo Anz Jr
Ernest Erickson
Kenneth Pilant
Erwin Dahl
Waymon Davis
Lucy May Burrus
Bosque County
Central Texas
Civic Improvement Society
Meridian
Clifton Cubs
Cubs
Wally Ludtke
Jim Willenberg
William
Butch) Kettler
David
Smokey) Kettler
Granbury Pirates
Pirates
Clifton Magazine Club
Lewis Hauke
S.L. Witcher
C.L. Witcher
Walnut Springs High School
Eva Cummings
Gatesville
Roy Davis Jr
Everman
Felix Cox
Don Cox
Texas A&m College
W.A. Baird
O.T. Baird
Brady
Angela Marie
John Henry Jones
Crawford
Alex Pacheco
Linda Dianne
David Christian
John Rueter
Election schedule set for Meridian and Morgan ISD areas
The clerk outlines general election dates for the City of Meridian and Morgan Independent School District. Key milestones include mail voting opening Sept 3, mail ballot deadline Oct 26, voter registration deadline Oct 4, in person early voting Oct 18 to Oct 29, and Election Day on Tuesday Nov 2 with no courthouse voting in Meridian.
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City considers tax raise amid budget squeeze and reserve draw
Mayor Fred Volcansek says city must replenish its reserve after spending heavily on equipment vehicles and water well pumps. Administrator Charles McLean notes a 3 million budget with only 400k from property taxes and a tax rise of 37k to 40k, funded largely by fees and utilities. Final vote set for Sept 20 at 6 p.m. in a called session.
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Olsen
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Charles McLean
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Luckenbach Hall
Lutheran Sunset Ministries
Recording serial numbers helps deter burglaries says chief
Chief urges residents to document serial numbers for electronics firearms and jewelry and store warranty information safely. He notes rising county burglaries and warns against leaving doors unlocked stressing locks and vigilance to aid police as they pursue leads and aim to clear cases soon.
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Meridian
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