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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 2010
Page
7
The committee reviewed 13 applicant resumes for the Executive Vice President role and was impressed by the number and quality of applicants. The process, though challenging, is seen as positive for the chamber and community as interviews of top candidates begin next week.
The board appointed Cal Goerdel as president. Over the last two weeks several new members joined the board including ALCO, Artisan Gallery, Clifton ISD, Jim's Package Store, Mid-Tex Inspection, SuddenLink, Sweet Addictions, and individuals Tom Byrd, Mary Martha Hall, Virginia Neelley, and Dan and Mary Orbeck. For more information or an application for membership call 675-3720.
Calvin Rueter introduces the topic at Clifton Bosque County Rotary Club as Lee Stanley discusses USDA funded grants. Stanley, a federal employee, notes he serves the Leon Bosque County Rural Conservation District Council, covering 13 counties aiding conservation and rural development. Grants include $2,000 matching funds for projects like Central Texas Fairgrounds buildings.
A writer recalls sharing a doctored political piece with family after being drawn in by a seemingly legitimate treatise. He trusted a familiar name, later discovered to be a deceitful figure linked to an online gambling site, and says he regrets not verifying credentials before involving his son.
A West Shore Volunteer Fire Department letter thanks Bosque County residents for ongoing support at the 41st Texas Largest Fish Fry. The note names supporting businesses and groups, highlights USDA EQUIP grants totaling 500000, and outlines revolving loan funding that has funded 22 new jobs and 16 businesses. It notes compost project benefits and urges readers to verify online information before sharing.
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