Coppell Sets March Bond Election On Water and Sewer
Coppell voters will go to the polls Saturday March 27 to decide a 445000 bond election for waterworks and sewer system improvements. Four propositions cover 545000 in revenue bonds and 100000 in general obligation bonds with specific allocations for water and sewer projects. Election officers and city officials are listed and polling will be at Coppell City Hall.
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Coppell
W. T. Corby
W. L. Rush
J. R. Dobecka
Corby
W. H. Wilson
B. J. Harwell
C. T. Waters
Cecil Dobecka
J. B. McDonald
EB. O. Gentry
Coppell City Hall
Carrollton and Addison Seek Council Seats in Spring Elections
Six candidates file for three Carrollton Council seats and six seek five Addison seats in the April vote. Orralston lists Ward Steengan Jim Me Gohee Tommy Standridge Lottie Smith Victor Harris and Henry Gravley among entrants. Incumbents Boyd Newman Jack Shafer and Weldon Taylor not seeking reelection.
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Man Ward Steengan
Jim Me
Gohee
Tommy Standridge
Lottie Smith
Victor Harris
Henry Gravley
Boyd Newman
Jack Shafer
Weldon Taylor
Addison
Marcus Morris
Jeff Ringo
Edwin Lewis
Kenneth Kilgore
City Plan Commission
Homer Dooley
Trian McKinnon
Gene Marcy
Robert Wood
Howard Morris
Lions Club Mop and Broom Sale Set in Carrollton
The Carrollton Lions Club will hold its annual Mop and Broom Sale on Monday evening March 15 from 6 30 to 9 30 p m. Products are made by Lighthouse for the Blind. Call 242 8521 12 noon to 8 30 p m for delivery. A truck will park on the square from noon Monday to a0. The sale serves a dual purpose.
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Carrollton Lions Club
Lighthouse For the
Lions to Play Blue-White Grid Game Saturday
The R L Turner Lions announce their Blue-White spring scrimmage at Lion Field Saturday night. Athletic Director Nolan Poovey says the game will be a regular scheduled match with players split evenly. Lionettes and the band will perform, and proceeds benefit spring sports. Admission is 1 for adults and 50 cents for students.
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R. L. Turner Lions
Pam
Lion Field
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Nolan Poovey
Lionettes
Lion
Poovey
R. J. Turner High School
Carrollton Firemen Attend Texas Arson Conference
Two Carrollton firemen Captain Burton Iie and Lieutenant Harold Bessire attend the 10th annual Texas Arson Conference in Austin with peers from across the state. About 20 instructors conduct classes on arson detection and investigation to promote more intelligent enforcement of arson cases.
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Carrollton
Austin
Burton Iie
Harold Bessire
Brice Jackson to Speak to B P W
Brice Jackson a Carrollton-Farmers Branch School District teacher will speak to the Carrollton Business and Professional Women's Club as part of National Business Women's Week. He will review The Constitution of The United States and outline career guidance experiences. A separate Texas Federation of B W Clubs seminar for YOU is set at TCU Redbud Auditorium with luncheon at Hubbard Hall. Registration is 4 dollars in Carrollton. Appreciation notes acknowledge helpers and the Bernice Godfrey Scholarship Fund.
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Mr. Jackson
North Texas State College
Jackson
United States
Carrollton Club
Texas Federation of B&w Chubs, Inc
Redbud
TCU
Fort Worth
Hubbard Hall
Ruby Siebenthal
Dallas County State Bank
Audrey Smith
First National Bank
New Employment Service Opens in Carrollton
The Carrollton Employment Service opens at 1112 Milami Way near Carrollton Highlands Shopping Center. Owner Jack Richardson and manager Jo Walker invite the public to visit and use the new service.
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Carrollton
Milami Way
Carrollton Highlands Shopping Center
Jack Richardson
Jo Walker
Local Fire Department Study Aims to Aid Suppression
A report notes a study emphasizing arson prevention and suppression to assist the local department. It states the research will greatly aid officers if a related incident occurs, highlighting preparedness and community safety.
Addison Council OKs easements for 8 inch water main
Addison City Council accepted property easements for an 8 inch water main serving a $3 million Dallas School System athletic field on Spring Valley Road. The action included tying Greenhill School to the city sewer via the new main and imposing a minimum building permit fee for the stadium. The Carrollton Chamber set March 23 for its annual banquet at the Columbian Club with Harry Clarke as speaker. Tickets must be bought in advance. deadline is March 20.
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Addison City Council
Dallas School System
Spring Valley Road
Belt Line Road
Spring Valley
Marsh Lane
Dooley Road
Tp&l
Greenhill
Addison
Carrollton Chamber of Commerce
Jim Lisbenthal
Civic Activities Committee
Columbian Club of
Carrollton
Harry Clark
Texas Industrial Commission
Clark
Chamber of Commerce
First ‘National Bank
Dallas County State Bank
Vance
Siebenthal
Boyd Newman
Rhoson
Beck James
Bill Hall
Wallace Campbell
Garnett Center
Bruce Jones
C. W. Ramsey
ICC OKs Tollway North Project Displacing Cotton Belt Trains
The ICC approved discontinuing Cotton Belt Railroad service from Addison to Dallas to clear the route for the 9.6 mile Dallas North Tollway costing 82 million dollars. The tollway will run north from downtown Dallas to Inwood Road and Lyndon B. Johnson Freeway with a connecting Belt Line to Valley View.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Cotton Belt Railroad
Addison
Dallas
ICC
Texas Turnpike Authority
Commission
Cotton Belt
Cobb Stadium
Inwood Road
Belt Line
Valley View
Turnpike Authority
Dallas-Fort Worth
Texas Highway System
H. Davis
Authority
Seven projects approved by local chamber committee
Carrollton Chamber of Commerce Area Development Committee has approved seven projects at its first meeting led by chairman Kenneth Hughes. The group, about 24 members strong, will advance key initiatives including support for the Dallas County Junior College System and efforts to gather signatures for a petition, with future zoning orders also on the agenda.
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Carrollton Chamber of Commerce
Kenneth Hughes
Area Development Committee
Hughes
Activites
Dallas County Junior College
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