Little Women Comes to Life in RCT Production
The Richard son Civic Theatre presents Louisa May Alcott’s Little Women at Theatre-Off-Main 100 Main St opening tonight at 8 15 with cast led by Paulette Jones Jo Dean Haines Beth and Linda Edmonds Amy.
02 Dec 1966
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Newspaper
Richardson Daily News
Location
Richardson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1966
Page
1
The Richard son Civic Theatre presents Louisa May Alcott’s Little Women at Theatre-Off-Main 100 Main St opening tonight at 8 15 with cast led by Paulette Jones Jo Dean Haines Beth and Linda Edmonds Amy.
The Richardson Ys Men announce a two week Christmas tree sale from December 3 to December 17 at the Custer Road Twilight Trail corner near the YMCA. Hours are 5 to 9 on weekdays, 9 to 9 Saturdays, and 1 to 9 Sundays. Scotch Pines will be offered with height based pricing. Pre sale tickets, worth 1.25 toward any tree, cost 1 and are refundable if no tree is found. Tickets can be bought from any Y's Man or the Richardson YMCA, with orders via AD1 3424.
Fred Wilkinson the Daily News circulation manager warns subscribers to collect receipts from their carrier boy when paying for papers An unidentified youth not employed by the Daily News has been taking payments in recent weeks Subscribers should continue paying their regular carrier boy and demand a receipt for their records.
W R Brant of 1240 Dumont will join 40 Parke Davis sales reps from 26 states for a two week training conference in Detroit Michigan from Monday to December 17. Graydon L Walker says the event introduces new reps to medicine advances Parke-Davis products and company policies with eight veteran reps leading discussions. Represented states include Alabama California Colorado Florida Georgia Illinois Indiana Kansas Maryland Michigan Minnesota Mississippi New Hampshire New Jersey New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oregon Pennsylvania Tennessee Texas Virginia Washington Wisconsin and West Virginia.
In Dudley England a computer will select Worcester College's beauty queen from 70 contestants by comparing their vital statistics to 70 teachers' ideal girl compilations. Dec 10 is the weighing date. Some contestants fear shyness and potential judge bias.
The Kids Kountry Theatre presents Klatterbutts and Korn Shucks at The Other Place 13155 North Central Expressway with a 1 pm Saturday show. Local children ages three to junior high perform dream sequence roles while Mrs Pennye Greaves directs. Tickets are 50 cents.
W E Abe Spangler Richardson High School physical education instructor was chosen by the Richardson Jaycees as the city's outstanding Physical Fitness leader of 1966. He leads a national program with state and local recognition, including a planned film by the Presidents Council on Physical Fitness and a nine state project. The local Jaycees will honor him at a late month ceremony.
North Texas representatives attend the one day clinic at Richardson Recreation Center hosted by the Richardson Recreation Department and Richardson ISD. Officials include Abe Spangler Patrick Yeager Emil Milan Mary Jane Stoeppelman and staff. Sessions cover teaching methods and skills from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. with demonstrations on balance beam bars rings floor and vaulting and group discussions in the afternoon.
The Texas Junior Horse Show Association holds its annual awards banquet at Abrams Road Junior High School. Dinner starts at 7 p.m. with presentations to follow and a 9 to 11 p.m. dance by Us Four. About 100 attendees are expected. Prizes will be identical across three age groups based on yearlong show points.
Richardson Independent School District trustees meet Monday night at 7 30 in the Board Room of the Administration Building at 400 South Greenville Avenue. The agenda includes a curriculum council report by Dan Lair, textbook committee appointment, hiring an attorney for delinquent tax collection, approval of October expenditures, authorization of teacher service record signatures, withdrawal of securities, and new district personnel hires.
Christmas tree sale by the Richardson Police Reserve opens today on the lot at the Richardson Recreation Center. Proceeds aid both the police department and reserves for equipment including shotguns for squad cars and short wave radio gear. Trees are sold with a money back guarantee.
Ninety Richardson residents split into five discussion groups to review goals for Dallas in relation to Richardson. Mayor Pro Tem Robert L. Porter moderated the session at Greenville Avenue Auditorium as leaders covered education welfare economy culture recreation and transportation and safety. Arapaho Pharmacy will be closed December 4 for staff to attend a pharmaceutical seminar.
After months of backaches the Daily News scribe Kip Currens discovers relief only by buying a larger car. Doctors could not find a cause until the columnist notes his small foreign bug and the need for more body room. Happy highways, Mr. C.
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