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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1971
Page
8
The paper invites all parents to bring their children for a free photography feature on Saturday Oct. 8. No subscription or prior readership needed and no obligation to buy prints. Extra copies or prints may be arranged with the studio representative, and many pictures will appear in print later for pride.
Civic Society members are urged to attend next Week's meeting. A full report on the annual turkey dinner held during the Central Texas Fair and Rodeo will be presented. October hostesses include Mrs. Hans B. Dahl and several others.
Clifton High School Bookaneers held a meeting on September 27 to set year activities and elect officers for 1971 72. President Myrna Peterman was chosen with Linda Meinkowsky as vice president Patti Gauntt as senior secretary reporter and Linda Schwartz as senior treasurer. Members include Nita Hoel Myrna Peterman Linda Meinkowsky Linda Schwartz Janet Pederson Donna Hampe Benny Roper Debbie Rosamond Diane Smith Nancy Homerstad Debbie Brownsworth Pegay Dorsey and sponsor Mrs Nova Harris.
The article lists 4-H award recipients across project areas such as Food Preservation Horticulture and Leadership. It also honors adult leaders with pins and certificates for service over one to twenty two years, naming numerous members including Dunn Rueter Wells Thiele O'Brien and Lammert.
The page continues football scores with Cliften 35 Hamilton 0 Hubbard 12 Valley Mills 6 Crawford 27 Meridian 6 Joshua 20 Whitney 6 Fastland 48 DeLeon 0 Comanche 48 Goldthwaite 15. Details show late-season prospects and team performances across region matchups.
Martindale’s Rambling Rhythm returns to provide music for the second benefit dance to aid the Koppers PTA. It is at Millers Lakeside Village Cafe on Lake Whitney from 6:00 PM to 12:00 AM Saturday October 2. The 26th annual PTA Carnival follows on Friday October 15 with the Coronation of King and Queen.
Clifton Cubs blank Hamilton Bulldogs 38 to 0 as Brynne rushes for 83 yards and Canuteson connects on key passes. The Cubs dominate with 232 rushing yards while holding the Bulldogs to 75 on the ground and 12 through the air.
Mr and Mrs Add Brasher and Mr and Mrs Ernest Brasher plan an Open House from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday October 10 at Add Brasher s home in Mosheim to mark their 50th wedding anniversaries. Hosts include Ralph Wallace Mesquite Atlas Beck Temple Al Gram Fort Worth Dick Brasher Dallas and Nellie Autry Mesquite.
The church announces Rev. Albert Petrich leading Circle Bible Study at 9 30 a m Friday and worship services with Holy Communion at 10 45 a m Sunday with a sermon on For Truth and Piety based on Matthew 6 9. Regional Lutheran conferences meet at St John in Austin with Laity Sunday October 10 and Waco Temple First Lutheran on October 17.
Members of Delta Kappa Gamma Beta Beta Chapter met at Lake Whitney Country Club for a Dutch Treat Luncheon at 1 p.m. on Saturday September 11. Valley Mills and Laguna Park members organized arrangements. A business meeting followed. Plans were set for the Regional meeting in Waco on October 16. Attending members listed include Mines Jean Adams Ruth Arnold Daisy Bass Ruby Brummet Allene Cook Leila Craddock Roslyn Dahl Oranelle Fletcher Vera Glayds Gascamp Louise Hamilton Nora Harris Eloise Horak Nell Jenson Sybie Jernigan Philora Love Vadis Mitchell Alma Pierson Martha Fool Norene Ragsdale Doris Stevens Mattie Tate Rose Marie Timmerman Roberta Potter Brenda Camp Urey Cook Janice Collins May Schow.
Clifton Hamilton posted 176 first downs and 232 rushing yards with 110 passing yards on 12 attempts, while opponents managed 176 first downs and 232 rushing. Errors include 4 interceptions and 2 fumbles, plus 3 punts averaging 36 yards for Hamilton.
The eighth grade girls selected for cheerleading are Valinda Cook Christy Eggen and Kay Tergerson head cheerleader. The 8th grade football team prepares for the first big game on Tuesday October 5 at Joshua. The 8th grade beat the 7th grade 20 to 0 in a scrimmage, while the 7th grade also played well. Charles Raines is out with a broken arm. Senior Class officers for 1971 72 are President Mike Reeder vice president Claude Outlaw secretary Linda Meinkowsky treasurer Lynette Story reporter Ronny Riggs.
The Clifton School posts a weekly October menu with daily lunch options. Highlights include Pizzaburger and Buttered Corn on Monday, Creamed Turkey and Dressing on Tuesday, Chili Pie on Wednesday, Hamburgers on Thursday, and Fish Portions on Friday, with sides and desserts listed for each day.
Church activities listed for Trinity Lutheran Clifton include Sunday services at 9 15 Sunday School 10 36 Holy Communion 6 30 Luther League 7 50 Naomi Circle lounge 7 30 Elizabeth Circle Eldon Zimmerman home 8 00 Church Council Fellowship Hall. Tuesday circles Rebecca Martha Miriam 7 00 TLC Men 9 30 Miriam Circle 6 30 Senior Confirmation 45 Junior Confirmation Fellowship Hall. Thursday 2 00 Mary Circle Lounge.
Confirmation and worship schedule at St Olaf Lutheran Church Crawfills Gap Texas. Divine worship with Holy Communion 10:00 a.m. October 4 Sunday School 9:00 a.m. Jr Lutherans choir and confirmations later that afternoon and evening with adult and men's choirs.
Luther Leaguers from Our Saviors Lutheran Norse and Faith Lutheran Meridian gathered Sunday evening September 26 at Norse for a Wiener roast and a subsequent business meeting. Officers elected for the 71 72 year include President Martin Grelle and others.
Marsha Hill of Clifton is among about 50 Texas Christian University students selected for the Campus Alumni Board CAB formed in 1967 to involve undergraduates in alumni activities on and off campus. Selection is by former CAB members requiring good GPA and one year at TCU.
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