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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1965
Page
1
Baifield's EMTEX Plant held a dedication ceremony on April 28 with public tours and a luncheon led by Rear J.P. Sager. The recently expanded facility adds 165000 sq ft of offices and manufacturing space, creating anticipated employment above 500 by July, with an Open House scheduled Sunday May 2 from 2 to 5 pm.
The Carrollton Farmers Branch School Board on Thursday, April 22, appointed committees including Building with Donald H. Sheffield Harvey A. Thompson Art Daniel. Finance with William M. Davis Thompson Charles M. Blalack. Personnel and Curriculum with Blalack Daniel Sheffield. Extra Curriculum with Daniel Davis Bourdon Smith. Policy and Communication with Smith Blalack and Davis. Eight teachers were elected for the 1965 66 year including Arlene Fry Nancy Sonntag Karen Ann Alford Jo
The Carrollton-Farmers Branch Quarterbacks Club will hold its All-Sports Banquet Friday April 50 at 7 00 p m in Wyatts Cafeteria on Forest Lane. The Dallas Skydivers Club will present a film on parachute feats. Special guests include all district athletes their dates coaches and wives. Arrangements chair EP Chrisman with Jim Siebenthal Harvey Thompson and G A Salmon. The annual event honors district athletes before school closes.
The Carrollton Chamber of Commerce unanimously supported the city council in approving a $5.5 million bond issue for street and drainage improvements. May 11 is the election date with bonds to be sold over five years and no tax increase. Mayor McInnish and Boyd Newman urged residents to back the program to foster growth and property values.
Duffy Oyster outpointed rivals to win the Jaycee Teenage Driving Roadeo finals at Highland Shopping Center. Nancy Thompson placed second and Jo Berry third. all winners earned trophies with savings bonds for top places. Oyster will represent Carrollton and Farmers Branch at the May 8 Fort Worth state finals for a $1000 scholarship and an expense-paid trip to Washington on August 5.
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