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Waco News Citizen

Location

Waco, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1966

Page

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City Bid Practices Mix as Three Bidders Enter Park Lake Drive Job

Waco officials note bids vary with competition. Fred Hall and Sons led three bidders on a paying Park Lake Drive project while local contractors like Young Brothers and Downing Brothers previously vied for work. Officials discuss bond issues and public confidence before any tax or school funding decisions.

Waco Bob Wood Park Lake Drive Young Brothers and Downing Brothers Fred Hall and Sons Falls County Young Brothers Stinson Contractors Washington Street City Hall Johnston

Miss Lake Waco Beauty Pageant Tuesday Night

Official program supplement promotes the Miss Lake Waco Pageant set for Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Westview Rollercade with 42 contestants, reigning titleholders, ticket options, and prepageant events and rehearsals.

USA Beauty Texas Beauty

Robinson Students Exhibit Model Home Built by Vocational Trades

The Robinson Independent School District hosts a weekend open house for a brick three bedroom fully air conditioned model home built by the high school Building Trades class under instructor James Rubin. Located at 1000 Peggy Drive, the 1620 square foot interior and 600 square foot garage home will be shown two to nine Saturday and one to five Sunday. The project, nine months in progress with about thirty boys, reflects a cost structure of actual construction plus 10 percent for materials, with professionals subcontracted for specialties. The program, funded in part by the Vocational Education Act of 1963, showcases skills developed in a supervised setting at Robinson High School.

Robinson Independent School Vocational Building Trades Peggy Drive Billington Drive James Rubin Robinson Waco Rubin Robinson Building Trades Department Robinson High School

C C Building Open House In Robinson

The Robinson Chamber of Commerce invites the public to an open house Saturday from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Youngbloods Park for the new community building. Ribbon cutting at 7 p.m. and dedication follow with refreshments. Cheryl White hosts and represents Robinson in the Miss Lake Waco Pageant.

Robinson Chamber of Commerce Youngblood’s Park Charles W. Thomas Bill Schnizer Bill Wuebber Chamber Lions Club Cheryl White Robinson

Lorena Vacation Bible School At Cottonwood Baptist Church

The Lorena Vacation Bible School runs June 6 through 10 at Cottonwood Baptist Church on Route 2. Under V A Hansen, prep day is Saturday June 4 from 9 30 to 10 30 with classes 8 30 to 11 30 daily.

Cottonwood Baptist Church Rt. 2 Lorena V. A. Hansen H. E. Calloway Clifton Kraemer Gail Shipp Walter Gummelt Laney McKee H.D. Lynn

Baylor Professor Tests Students From Hospital Bed

Baylor University professor Dr J W Ousley of the religion department is recovering from gall bladder surgery at Hillcrest Baptist Hospital. His hospitalization during final exams provides a chance to test the outcomes of a new pastoral training program now in its first year at the university.

J.W. Ousley Baylor University Ousley Baylor Department of Hillcrest Baptist Hospital

Texas 65 Replaced by Medicare Beginning July 1

The Texas 65 Health Insurance Association will be replaced by Medicare on July 1 after 64 member companies voted to waive June premiums for all enrollees. The 32,000 current members have been notified, honoring coverage until July 1. President H. Lewis Rietz attributed helping numerous Texas families avoid financial disaster through the program.

Texas 65 Health Insurance Association Texas Texas 65 H. Lewis Rietz

Baylor to Grant 750 Degrees at 1966 Commencement

Baylor University ends its 1965 66 term with more than 750 candidates for degrees. Commencement begins Thursday 4 p m with a reception hosted by President McCall and family, followed by ivy chain and key ceremonies on Burleson Quadrangle and a Baccalaureate service in Waco Hall. Friday 10 a m ceremonies in Heart o Texas Coliseum confer degrees with honorary doctors of laws awarded to Dr J Ithel Jones Mrs Ray L Dudley and James C Cantrell.

Burleson Quadrangle Baylor Waco Hall Ring Out J. Ithel Jones Presi

2000 Ministers To Be Appointed At Dallas Conference

The 1966 Methodist meeting at Southern Methodist University in Dallas will appoint about 2000 ministers for the year 1966-67. The four day event marks Methodism’s 200th anniversary in America and SMU’s 50th. Governors and bishops attend with joint sessions in SMU Coliseum and a public reading of appointments.

Dallas Southern Methodist University Smu America Coliseum John Connally Connally Methodist Bishops of Texas Willis Tate Umphrey Lee Northwest Texas Lubbock Central Texas Fort Worth Cleburne North Texas

Cooper Foundation Completes 22nd Year Milestones

The Cooper Foundation completed its 22nd fiscal year on March 31 1966 with assets of 3 367 605 39. Audited by Main Lafrentz & Co the value includes 2 355 809 77 in stocks and bonds and 874 694 25 in real estate. Grants totaling 85 020 41 were awarded this year plus 359 75 carried from prior years.

Campaign clash over Texas attorney general race

Opinions differ as Crawford Martin and Franklin Spears seek the Democratic nomination for Texas attorney general. Martin enjoys strong establishment support, while Spears runs as an independent. The conflict centers on Martin's past as Secretary of State and alleged conflicts of interest in condemnation cases.

Crawford Martin Franklin Spears Texas Martin Ins Austin Spears

Baylor Library Receives 25000 Gift From Kresge Foundation

Baylor University’s drive to start construction of its new 3 million library this fall received a 25000 boost from the Kresge Foundation. President Abner V. McCall announced the Detroit foundation gift, saying it would help begin library construction on schedule. The gift brings total pledges to 1.9 million as trustees moved to complete financing.

Baylor University Kresge Foundation Abner V. McCall Detroit Foundation Baylor Board of Trustees

Ten Air Force retirees honored at James Connally

Ten Air Force personnel retired at James Connally on May 31 after completing twenty years of service each, totaling 208 years of military service among the group.

Air Force James Connally

Ford Scholarships Awarded to Eight Texas Youths

Eight Texas youths were named winners in Ford Motor Company Fund’s new two year technical scholarship program. Recipients include Allan C. Jansen of McGregor and Stanley K. Kozinsky of Waco with parent employment noted at local Ford dealers.

Texas Ford Motor Company Waco Allan C. Jansen West Lith McGregor Stevens - Darnell Ford Sales Stanley K. Kozinsky Lasker

Cooper Foundation approves two grants to Waco library and Goodwill

Cooper Foundation trustees announce grants of 512.50 to the Waco McLennan County Library to start punched card accounting for Circulation Department and 1140 to Heart O Texas Goodwill Industries for ten new collection boxes. Boxes will be placed around the Creater Waco area to aid discarded material collection for United Fund agency. The foundation memorial honors Madison A. Cooper and Martha Roane A. Cooper Jr. with officers listed.

Waco United Fund Cooper Foundation Madison A. Cooper Martha Roane Cooper Madison A. Cooper, Jr Hilton E. Howell E.Y. Boynton Raymond B. Goddard J.W. Bush RD. Pattillo Lloyd O. Russell Franklin Smith

Medicare Payment Claim Form Issued for Seniors and Doctors

Al Bracken, Waco Social Security District Manager, announced a new one page form titled Request for Payment for use in Medicare voluntary doctor bill insurance claims. Beginning July 1, people 65 and over who enrolled will receive 80 percent reimbursement of cost bills and other medical expenses after meeting the initial 50 dollars.

al Bracken Waco Social Security District

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P. M. Johnston Chamber of Commerce Peter Wolf Associates Richfield Texas Employment Commission R. L. Coffman Johnson Citizen Office Durham’s College Truman’s School Westview Rollercade Building Trades C. C Lorena Vacation Bible School Medicare Rietz R. Wilson Crosthwait Ridgewood Drive Ridgewood Country Club Ridgewood Highway 6 Crosthwait Student Union Building Cooper’s Foundation Bank OF FDIC Ford Cooper M Show Frankie Avalom
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