Fair officials thank everyone behind Central Texas Fair show
The note of gratitude thanks superintendents assistants and many volunteers who aided the Home Economies Show. Mentions 62 exhibitors with 893 items, 14 more exhibitors and 45 garments in the Press Revue, and lists judges and helpers from multiple towns as well as city staff and merchants who supported the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. N. Foster
Delmelia Dunn
Pat Jones
Ruth Allen
H.E
Ir FE
Shaw
Fairmen
Doyle Cooper
Robert Reich
Louis Lange
Leon White
Linda Praun
Hurley
Diane Kettler
Carol
Home Baked Winners Rise At Central Texas Youth Fair
Home baked products wow judges at the Central Texas Youth Fair Eco nomics Show with junior and senior divisions. Rosette winners Rhonda Anz and Barbara Anz scored top points while runner ups and other finalists balance the showcase of yeast breads cakes and candies and several staff and young homemakers assisted in supervision and display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. N. Foster
Central Texas
Rhonda Anz
Marcie Seljos
Bruce Bosworth
Karen Crawford
Todd Hardin
Leddy Henley
Rode Henley
Julie Jones
Dee Jackson
Kimberlee Jackson
Talana Jackson
Lisa Howard
Kelley Lane
Stacey Lane
Jan Robuck
Teresa Season
Monica Sauer
Becky Seawright
Judy Seawright
Laurie Kay Schulze
Liz Wolske
Barbara Anz
Annette Horton
Mary Thomas
Kay Barron
Martha Korom
Shonda Hardin
Dixie Henley
Wayne Horton
Verna Morrow
Margaret Sheppard
Nancy Strumpler
Kathy Welborn
Laura Witte
Dan Brandenberger
E. C. Rosson
Dan Evans
Loretta Goldsmith
Mary Stanford
Sherry Ball
Fruits and vegetables shine at Central Texas Youth Fair
The Little Alamo corner shows bright displays of produce from 17 junior entries and 29 senior entries. Rhonda Anz led with 60 points, Barbara Anz had 93, while runners up included Susan Dahl, Christi Kaddatz, Pam Anz, and Mary Thomas amid hot summer conditions and high garden spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. N. Foster
Little Alamo
Central Texas
Rhonda Anz
Susan Dahl
Christi Kaddatz
Toddy Hardin
Ronny Liardon
Becky Seawright
Judy Seawright
Glen Rose JV edges Clifton in defensive clash
Glen Rose JV defeated Clifton JV 16 to 13 in a hard fought game. Clifton led 13-8 at halftime as Byron Holcomb scored twice and Clifton converted once, while Glen Rose answered with two TDs and successful two point plays. Clifton threatened late but a key defensive stand preserved the win for Glen Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Rose
Clifton JV
Frank Horak
Glen Rose JV
Clifton
Valley Mills
Dublin
Byron Holcomb
Bryan
Bob Conrad
Holcomb
Home Canned Foods Shine At Central Texas Youth Fair
Junior entries reached 1090 while seniors topped 162 as blue ribbons crowned longest green beans and standout pickling. Sharon Culp led juniors with 244 points, Julia Culp 191, Annette Horton 142, with Rhonda Anz runner up at 99. Senior competitors included Barbara Anz and Karen Ashmore among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. N. Foster
Little Alamo
Central Texas
Sharon Culp
Rhonda Anz
Todd Hardin
Greg Hardin
Led
Jan Robuck
Teresa Rosson
Marcie Selfos
Barbara Ann Schulze
Jacklyn Terrell
Liz Wolske
Julia Culp
Pam Anz
Annette Horton
Barbara Anz
Karen Ashmore
Kay Barron
Martha Borom
Cecelia Carpenter
Louann Hutto
Delonda Kaddatz
Dixie Henley
Misty Martin
Gary Prause
Marilyn Prause
Nancy Strumpler
Mary Thomas
Laura Witte
Melinda Young
Clyde Seljos
Charles Greenway
Calvin Rueter
Fair horticulture winners named at Central Texas Youth Fair
Ju nior rosette winner Sharon Culp led horticulture with 107 points followed by runner up Julia Jones at 81. Entries included ivies ferns yam varieties and rare foliage as shown in the premium catalogue. Superintendents Mrs Joe White and Mrs Neill Terrell organized the display and water provision amid juried judging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosette
Sharon Culp
Julia Jones
Marcie Seljos
Todd Hardin
Kelley Lane
Shelley Lewis
Sonya Hampton
G W Hospital Auxiliary to Meet on Tuesday
The Goodall-Witcher Hospital Auxiliary will meet Tuesday September 21 at 7 30 p m in the hospital cafeteria. All members and interested women are invited to attend for a business meeting a Medic Alert film and a get acquainted period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodall-Witcher Hospital
Ray Smith
Clifton
Oscar Hammerstein
Mary Martin
Bosque SWCD Elects Officers for year
J W Hardcastle announced Bosque Soil and Water Conservation District officers for the coming year. James Watson of Bluffdale was named chairman with C Pernell Aars of Clifton as vice chairman and Jack Bridges Jr of Glen Rose as secretary. Bridges will represent land users in Zone 3, replacing M G McConal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hardcastle
Bosque Soil and Water Conservation District
Hardcastle
James Watson
Bluffdale
C. Pernell Aars
Clifton
Jack Bridges Jr
Glen Rose
Bridges
M. G. McConal
Somervell
E. L. Rhodes Jr
Fred Carey
Stephenville
Brath County
Texas Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts
McAllen
Clifton Cubs vs Itasca Wampus Cats football tickets on sale
Stoker Field will host the Friday 8 p.m. game. No advance sale of tickets. Adult admission is 2 dollars and student tickets are 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Cubs
Itasca Wampus Cats
Stoker
Supt. of Schools
Richard Liardon
Second Cubs win on offense as Burden leads scoring
In the victory, David Burden rushed 8 times for 28 yards and connected on 5 of 11 passes for 144 yards with a TD. Culp had 2 receptions for 72 yards and a score, Don Burden added a receiving TD, Watley kicked two PATs and a field goal, while the defense totaled multiple tackles and several turnovers. Clifton and G.R. combined for 16 first downs and 283 yards from scrimmage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lyman
Glen Rose
Clifton
Tommy Fulton
Holcomb
Glen Schuelke
Rob Miller
Daryl Mitchel
Scott Barclay
Glenrose
Tigers
Bob Conrad
Rody Whitfield
Kenny Outlaw
Elton Watley
Outlaw
Mitchel
Kirk Bridges
Schuelke- Crites
Kirk
Glen Orse
David Lymark
David Simpson
Cubs
Conrad
Robert Ragsdale
Craig Raines
Kenneth Harvey
Dirk Lindley
Marshall Wallace
David Burden
Horak
Culp
Raines
Jones
Don Burden
Watley
Hedrick
Boyle
Kreid
David Anz
Flanagan
Smith
Pierce
J. Tuttle
Richardson
Johnston
Roger Anz
Schulze
T. Tuttle
Pollard
Fishing Report From Lake Whitney Highlights Mixed Catch
The Lake Whitney Association reports a week of varied fishing with boating and skiing dipping activity. Lake Whitney sat at about five feet below normal, water temp 77, rainfall 3.52 inches, and anglers tallied black bass, crappie including 153 by Jake Whitney F E Anderson, plus 26 by Bob Brewer and Bill Rymer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Whitney
F E. Anderson
Bob Brewer
Bill Rymer
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