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Richardson Daily News

Location

Richardson, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1966

Page

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Rotary Installation Slated For July 11

New Richardson Rotary Club officers will be installed at the noon July 11 meeting at the Continental Inn. Fred Becker becomes president, Alan Jones is vice president, Dale Williamson secretary, and John Pittman treasurer. Directors include Hank McFadden Paul Putty Tommy Daniel James Kuykendall Becker Jones and Williamson.

Richardson Rotary Club Continental Inn Fred Becker Becker Beckers Laguna Drive Alan Jones Jones Sage Valley Dale Williamson Tor Mr. Williams Larkspur Richardson Rotarians John Pittman Mr. Pittman Pittmans Canyon Creek Plaza Hank McFadden Paul Putty Tommy Daniel James A. Kuykendall Williamson

Divorce Filed by Wibroe After Judo Injury Claim

London reports Andrew Wibroe obtained a divorce on Wednesday from his wife a judo expert who he said once threw him with such force that he was seriously hurt in the incident and legal action followed.

London UPI Andrew Wibroe

Council Considers Bids Zoning John Gordon Is New Councilman

The City Council met after a Fourth of July delay to appoint John J. Gordon to fill the vacancy left by Richard Reynolds. Gordon, a Richardson resident since 1957, is a Park and Recreation Commission chairman and longtime civic active. He earns an LL B from the University of Michigan and works as a claims superintendent for State Farm Insurance.

John Gordon Richard Reynolds John J. Gordon Richardson Gordon Park and Recreation Commission University of Michigan State Farm Insurance Company Northlake Lincoln Properties Coit Road Spring Valley City Plan Commission Tom Williams Winthrop Rockefeller Trammell Crow Mack Pogue Southwest Atlanta Tom Barnhouse Lamp Post Lane Ralph Monroe Bob Robbins R. T. Lipscomb

Richardson Center offers Creative Dramatics for youths

The Richardson Recreation Center announces a creative dramatics program for 5th to 8th graders inspired by Peter Pan. Mrs. Doug Fisk will teach on Wednesdays and Thursdays from 1:00 to 3:15 pm in 5 week sessions starting July 13 at the Richardson center. Call AD 1-2244 to enroll.

Richardson Wendy Michael John Peter Pan Richardson Recreation Center Doug Fisk Southwestern University Make Believe City Parks and Recreation Center

William Sherrill Dies in Dallas Rites Held

William W. Sherrill 53 of Dallas died Tuesday. Services were held at Highland Park Presbyterian Church at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday with burial at East View Cemetery in Vernon. Survived by wife, son Robert Webb Sherrill, daughter Patti Sherrill, mother Mrs. R. B. Sherrill, sister Mrs. Dudley T. Wynn, and brother Richard son City Manager Robert B. Sherrill.

Highland Park Presbyterian Church William W. Sherrill Dallas Sherrill Richardson Robert B. Sherrill William M. Elliott, Jr East View Vernon Robert Webb Sherrill Patti Sherrill R. B. Sherrill Dudley T. Wynn Albuquerque N.M

Kiwanis International Convention Opens in Portland

Jack Voigts and family represent the Richardson Kiwanis Club at the fifty-first Kiwanis International convention in Memorial Coliseum Portland Oregon. About 15 000 attendees from 275 000 Kiwanis in 5 400 clubs in 17 countries gathered for four and a half days featuring leaders and a farewell address by O E Peterson.

Jack Voight Breckdale Richardson Kiwanis Club Kiwanis International Memorial Coliseum Portland Oregon Free World Edward C.keefe Oklahoma City Eugene J. McCarthy United States Minnesota Mark C. Hatfield John Fisher Canadian Centennial Commission Nila Magidoff

Two New Faces At Daily News Office

Bill Beck and Fredia Albright join the Daily News staff in advertising and classifieds. Beck, 24, of Dallas, is a OU graduate with prior sales and copywriting experience and lives on Shadybrook Lane. Albright, from Denver City, brings classified ad expertise to Richardson and replaces Claudette McBride as receptionist.

Daily News Bill Beck Fredia Albright Bill Leslie Shadybrook Lane Dallas Blackwell Oklahoma University of Oklahoma Alpha Delta Sigma Beck Oklahoma City The News Robert L Fredia) Albright Melinda Olson Denver City Texas Fredia Richardson Texas Instruments, Inc Albrights Pittman Amarillo Globe News Amarillo College West Texas Denver Fredian Claudette McBride

Croquet Tourney Slated Tomorrow

Richardson youngsters prepare for a city-wide croquet tournament at Cottonwood Park tomorrow at 8:00 a.m. Divisions include Pee-Wee 6-7 Midget 8-9 and Junior 10-12. Courts lie south of the pool and tennis courts under the City Parks and Recreation Department supervision.

Canyon Creek Hearing Set Tonight at City Hall

The Richardson City Plan Commission will hold a public hearing at 7 30 p m tonight at City Hall to consider Canyon Creek Land Corporation request for zoning change on about 50 acres near the Graduate Research Center. The property zoned R-1500 M R-1250 M and R-1100 M faces a Special Permit for an Applied Research Park or a stricter classification. Nearby property owners are urged to attend.

Richardson Broken Plan Commission Aen Richardson City Plan Commission City Hall Canyon Creek Land Corporation Canyon Creek Graduate Research Center

Car Wash Set At Rec Center This Saturday

The Girls High School Club sponsors a car wash at Richardson City Parks and Recreation Center parking lot this Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Large autos cost 1 dollar and smaller cars 50 cents while guests relax in air conditioned rooms or swim.

Rec Center Richardson City Parks and Recreation Center

Public Library Sets New Record in Richardson

Officials report July 5 marked a record day with 1,149 books checked out at Richardson Public Library. June totals reached 20,191, topping the 1965 June record, while prior high days included June 12 with 1,064 volumes.

Richardson Public Library

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Don Katona Lamp Post Karl Merkes American Oil Co American Petrofina Co. of Sinclair Bonanza Restaurant William Sherrill Jack Voigts Gram Flags of Kiwanis Nations Marguerite Piazza Rowan and Martin Becks Public Library Frank Deboleck Parade Jaycees Richardson, Texas Baker's Sam Baker Jean Joy Frambes Bev Pinta J.J
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