22 Jun 1965
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Newspaper
Richardson Daily News
Location
Richardson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1965
Page
1
Wilma Williams outlines Richardson's Old-Fashioned Fourth of July Committee efforts for the five hour celebration. Ruth Young coordinates events from parade to fireworks under the Heritage theme with Buddy Archer as general chairman.
The library hosts a junior program at 7:30 PM in the Recreation Center on Old. Mrs. Forrest narrates two tales by Mark Twain and O Henry, with Plato’s cave and a Trojan War themed piece by Mrs. Smith. A short film on color meanings, book lists, and a free, no registration needed event invites all young readers.
Blue Lodge Masons are urged to attend a Saturday reunion of Scottish Rite bodies in the Valley of Dallas on June 26. Master Masons are expected to enroll. applications are available through local Scottish Rite Masons or the Dallas office. Registration runs June 25 6 9 p m and June 26 6 30 8 a m at the Scottish Rite Temple Young and Harwood Dallas. Fourth through 32nd degree conferrals begin 8 a m June 26.
The Pet Parade part of the Old Fashioned Fourth of July Celebration will be held after the parade on the west side of Richardson High School stadium at 5 p.m. on Saturday July 3. Volunteers encourage Richardson children and teens to enter pets with prizes in multiple categories. No pre registration is required.
The Audit Bureau of Circulations evaluates paid circulation figures for publishers to provide advertisers with trustworthy data. About 4000 publishers participate nationwide, with The Richardson Daily News confirming its ABC membership and transparency in circulation.
City Council approved a zoning change for a new development at Buckingham and Plano Roads. Charles and Anthony Roffino plan an eighty acre plat with 200 lots and a 15 acre shopping center, with a $5 million build and start date soon.
Three bicycles were reported stolen in Richardson on Monday. Police Chief J W Golden urges owners to lock bikes when left in public places.
The Richardson Lions Club meets at Canyon Creek Country Club at 7 p.m. for Ladies Night and officer installation. New officers include President Cooper Carter and vice presidents Ed Hudson Bob Long Doc White. Directors Doug Owens Tom Means Randall Talley. Guest speaker Dr Earle Williams discusses Whats in a Name.
Emmett Colvin Jr., attorney of 802 Kingswood, has been selected as one of six editors for the Practice Manual on Texas Criminal Procedure. The appointment highlights Colvin's expertise and positions him among a small group shaping the reference guide.
Wilma Zack Mason and Richardsons attorney preview plans for the Miss Richardson Pageant at Greenville Ave Auditorium. Jan Jeffrey will perform a standout dance number while Jay Randolph serves as emcee. Contestants are described as lovely and talented. Ron Kinnamon helps swimming lessons with Joe James Mary Coleman and Connie Williams assisting.
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