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Carrollton Chronicle

Location

Carrollton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1963

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Teen-age Road-Eo Drives Safe Driving Attitude Trial

Carrollton and Farmers Branch Jaycees stage Teen-age Road-Eo Sunday at 1 p.m. in Highland Shopping Center Josey Lane Belt Line Road. Competition tests teens driving skill and knowledge with aim to promote high school driving education and safer habits. Call Roddy Johnson for details.

Carrollton Jaycees Farmers Branch Jaycees Highland Shopping Center Josey Lane Belt Line Road Carrollton-Farmers Branch Poovey BR. L. Turner High School Roddy Johnson

Upfield to Head Missiles Systems Corp

James E. Upfield of Farmers Branch elected president of Missile Systems Corp succeeding W Bailey who founded the California aerospace firm in 1959 Bailey stays as board chairman Upfield is former Carrollton Chamber of Commerce president and serves on local boards He also leads EMTEX division of Missile Systems and is active in several clubs and activities

James E. Upfield Selma Farmers Branch Missile Systems Corp W. Bailey Aerospace Company Mr. Bailey Mr. Upfield Carrollton Chamber of Commerce Farmers Branch Chamber Central Bank and Trust Co Toastmasters Club Dallas Woods and Waters Club Brookhaven Country Club Dallas Gun Club Upfield Emtex Division Missile Systems Carrollton

Phone Company Wins Safety Award in Fleet Contest

Southwestern States Telephone Company won first place in the Fleet Safety contest of the Texas Safety Association in Houston. The award cites the lowest accident frequency rate in Group B for Combined Industrial Fleet and Over the Road Operations in the utility division, with a 1962 rate of 5 accidents per million miles driven. The company logged 22 reportable accidents in 4,300,000 miles driven by 62 cars and 237 trucks in Texas last year.

Southwestern States Telephone Company Texas Safety Association Houston Southwestern States Texas Bill F. Vann

Pilot Makes Forced Landing North of Addison Airport

Charles I. Hayes, a Dallas executive and pilot of a Mooney Master, escaped injury after a forced landing north of Addison Airport near Hebron. Hayes reported engine trouble likely from fuel shortage while en route from Lincoln, Nebraska, and radioed Addison tower before crash landing on a farm, damaging the craft but leaving him unharmed.

ASA Dallas Addison Hebron Charles I. Hayes Inwood Road Country Clubs, Inc Hayes Tincoln Neb Addison Airport Mooney Honey Norris

Toastmasters Elect New Officers at Elm Fork Club

Roger Brown was elected president of the Elm Fork Toastmasters Club with Roy Bevers as educational vice president and J R Waits as administrative vice president. Installation occurred April 2 at Walwood Lanes Bowling Center and the club meets Tuesdays from 7 to 9 p.m. Continued participation and contact through Mr. Brown.

Roger Brown Elm Fork Toastmasters Club Roy Bevers J. R. Waits Charles Wirth Bob Holton Larry Goodman Walwood Lanes Elm Fork Club Brown

Salvation Army Sets Clothing Pick-up for Carrolton

The Salvation Army will collect discarded materials from homes and businesses in Carrolton on April 24 after a telephone request to CO9 2618. The drive is organized by the Mens Rehabilitation Center and funds rehabilitation for over a thousand men. items include newspapers, rags, and cardboard.

Salvation Army Carrolton Men's Rehabilitation Center The

Teen Agers Drive Leukemia Fundraising March

The Teen Agers March Against Leukemia, led by Danny Thomas, will be held May 5 across Dallas County. Teens from Farmers Branch and Carrollton area seek volunteers and donations to fund leukemia research, with contact Maureen du Menil at CH7-4004.

Danny Thomas Dallas County Farmers Branch Carrollton Maureen du Menil

Rotary Club Hears Col. John A. Keipen

The Carrollton Rotary Club met Thursday April 11 at noon in the Tower Restaurant with Col. John A. Keipen Jr regional director USAF Defense Transportation Management Service as guest speaker. He spoke on Combined Transportation of U S Services.

Carrollton

Improvement League to Elect Officers Tuesday

Carrollton Improvement League will hold a general membership meeting on Tuesday April 23 at 8 00 p m in the Dallas County State Bank Community Room Edward M Quintana chairman announced The purpose is to elect officers A nominating committee has prepared a slate for presentation Members come from local civic club social and religious groups City Manager John Sarris is secretary This is one of four meetings planned this year

Carrollton Improvement League Dallas County State Bank Edward M. Quintana League John Sarris

R L Turner High to Stage The Great Big Doorstep

Seniors perform The Great Big Doorstep a three act comedy by Gondrich and Hackett at DeWitt Perry Junior High Auditorium on April 18 and 19. Cast includes Johnny Anderson Carol Crumley Robbie Plummer Eileen Tippett Winston Cooper and others. Tickets $1 from the high school office or Senior Class.

R. L. Turner High School DeWitt Perry Junior High Frances Gondrich Albert Hackett Mississippi River Johnny Anderson Carol Crumley Robbie Plummer Eileen Tippett Winston Cooper David Bush Diana Gimbel Linda

Courthouse Set For Dedication At Richardson

The County Government Center Precinct 2 in Dallas County will dedicate and open its doors Sunday April 21 at 1411 West Belt Line Road Richardson. The 2 pm ceremony will be followed by an open house until 5 pm.

Precinct 2 Dallas County West Belt Line Road Richardson

Wyoming Adopts Right to Work Law as 22nd State

Wyoming becomes the 22nd state to enact a right to work statute limiting union membership as a condition of employment. The measure aims to curb compulsory union fees and influence labor relations statewide.

Wyoming

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