Weimaraner puppy insured by Lloyds arrives in Dallas
The first imports of a German Weimaraner puppy named Fels Vom Brucholz arrive at Ed Regal's River Drive home after a trans Atlantic flight. Insured by Lloyds of London for future value, the dog underwent quarantine and vaccines before leaving Germany. Regal explains the breed's long, selective history and high standards, noting a 150 year legacy and strict breeding practices. Charles Allen, 8, accompanies his father on the Dallas trip, forming a bond with the pup on the journey.
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Firsts and Crafts Shows in Parks in Amarillo
Arts and crafts shows are set for tomorrow night in Amarillo parks featuring works by young students. Next week the best pieces will be displayed in the window of the Southwestern Public Service Company office at Fifth and Polk.
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Thompson Pool draws record 15,000 swimmers in two months
Thompson Park Swimming Pool reported a record attendance of more than 15,000 swimmers over June and last month. The June total alone reached 10,000, pushing the two month total past the three month operation figure from last year, per the Park and Recreation Commission.
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Playground Circus Plans Aug 10 at Sam Houston Park
A preview of the annual playground circus scheduled for August 10 at Sam Houston Park will be held tomorrow night at 7 30 at Memorial Park. about 100 youngsters will participate in a tap dance song and dance tumbling acrobatics and pyramid building. The fifth annual circus will begin at 8 o clock Friday night August 10 with about 300 participants from the summer program.
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Dance Instructors To Attend Party At San Jacinto Center
Professional dance instructors Olive and Arthur Carter will host a dance from 9 to 12 Friday at the San Jacinto Youth Center. Sponsored by the Young Adult Social Club, the event is open to all unmarried people over 20. Mrs Carter has trained in Germany, Russia, Austria, and Spain and taught with her husband for 17 years. They learned samba, tango, and rhumba in South America and taught during the war under USC sponsorship. The Carters moved to Amarillo in June from San Francisco where Mrs Carter taught. Myron Rutherford chairs the YASC dance committee with Wilma Priest assisting. Turkish prices have been easing.
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