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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1966
Page
1
The Carrollton Chamber announced the resignation of board member Kon Mughos on April 1. New leadership and a committee restructuring followed, with naming of a new chair and calls for timely appointments to fill the vacancy.
Civic group announces a May 9 event to launch a drive recruiting members. The plan includes collaboration with local chambers, churches, and community organizations to promote membership and community engagement.
The Pith District Legion held a memorial service and dance at the Baker Nate to honor veterans. Commander W. Coker announced the event details and welcomers, with key district officers leading the program and a band providing music. Memorial observances included a church service and district salute.
All schools will close on Friday May 6 for a convention at the Dak Ise Maoriat Auditorum. The event is organized by the Budreey Devaety Independent School District and features teams and activities related to the convention.
Area students earn recognition on TWU honor roll as fresh women spotlighted for academic achievement. Names include Linda Kay Bel and others, reflecting the university’s record of strong scholastic standing among female students.
Gail Sewell as Alice in Wonderland leads a skit with Becky and librarian Pat assisting. The event was presented to the PTA on April 9 and to the school assembly on April 2, with Grim and Betty Burmpase in supporting roles.
Archery club announces an open house event at the clubhouse with shows and demonstrations. The notice lists date details, times, and contact instructions for participants and attendees. It highlights club activities, demonstrations, and participation from members.
Fragmented OCR notes reference Baifield 10 listed on a,se in a broad, unclear fiscal context. Mentions Amore Blok and governors, unclear dates, and scattered figures around 1900 style years. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from the text.
A fragmentary OCR style text references a junior senior prom, with garbled names and place-like terms. It mentions a parade of unclear figures, a plan for a wintry theme, and scattered lines about timing and participants, but the overall event is only vaguely described.
Fragmented report notes Seaman Cooper being reassigned to Yokosuka. Mentions Seventh Fleet, destroyer squadron, and air operations in Vietnam era context. Details are garbled with missing names and unclear actions but indicate naval activity and duty postings.
A disputed airstrip proposal near Addison drew attention as local officials discuss the project. Noel and others advocate plans while residents raise concerns about impact and safety. The article notes regulatory steps, community input, and potential timelines for approval.
Historic notes detail a Carrollton church revival set with broader county road planning. The piece mentions the North Tollway projected near Keller Springs, ongoing public notice events, and attendance from Dallas, local colleges, and area communities amid a era of transportation and religious revival activity.
Thomas Harris joins a new Navy program announced by L.R.L.W Ape and Momae Davie, with details from He L. Turner. The senior class receives information on Navy recruitment, including a four to six week slate and a senior event. The Navy Recruiting Station at 1114 Main Street, Dallas, will provide further details by phone.
A garbled note describes training routines and a Marine or naval context. It mentions a recruit or seaman named Colt, family references, and a facility possibly linked to a naval training program. The text includes unclear phrases about physical programs and exams and various unrelated fragments.
Local man enters a 38 mile water race along the river route. The event, organized by the Chamber of Commerce, includes teams and sponsors. notable participants and the course details are described as the news highlights the commitment and fortitude of contestants.
A historic recruitment notice indicates the Navy plans a major construction program. It calls for skilled workers in shipbuilding, masonry, carpentry, and related trades to staff a forthcoming shipyard project under a Navy recruiting unit led by Captain LB. The program aims to fill numerous positions during a period of training and deployment.
A fragmented notice notes Bill Bration receiving a 0 year service pin amid unclear text. It references a telecommunication entity, some names, and an event with a presentation on a Sunday. Details are garbled but center on recognition of service.
Delegates head to the PTA Congress amid debates on ethical conduct and educational reforms. The assembly focuses on transparency, member participation, and potential policy changes affecting school communities.
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