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a Saturday, July 27, 1963 Past 24 Austin. Texas Austin Firm Acquires ibout Austin Trip Ed McMahon Excited Abilene Radio Station Dances Set by Czechs For Fair Thursday, the City Council authorized permission for the Luncheon at noon, along with other 8usts. lending support to and part owner of KJOE, Shreveport; Speaker Ben Barnes, Democratic nominee for beutenant governor; and Walter Mischer, president of the Continental Bank of Houston. i I -V i it I 1 Music Show Scheduled By Chimers A musical show produced by the Austin Chimers Chorus, the local chapter of Sweet Adelines Inc. will be presented Saturday at p.m.

in the banquet room of the Chariot Inn. The group, part of the international organization of women who sing four-part barber shop harmony, will present "A Night at the Kit Kat Klub," which has a theme of Broadway musicals. Special attractions appearing on the program include the Mark TV, an International Medalist Quartet from San Antonio. The public is invited to attend the program. the producers of the Aqua Festival.

As honorary parade marshal, McMahon will lead more than 100 units down Congress Avenue in the 7:45 p.m. Twilight Land Parade. McMahon will be brought to Austin courtesy of Budweiser Beer and Austin's Brown Distributing Company. This summer, he has been a six-week guest host for NBC's "Kraft Music Hall" and is host of the daytime game show "Snap Judgment." Outside i broadcasting duties, McMahon is president of del Sol Productions, a creative design company. The company designed the Vatican Pavilion at the New York World's Fair.

Saturday Nitc Dance MUSIC iY RONNIE and the WEST WINDS HWY. ABOUT HAIR WAY irrwlIM BASTROP I. AND) C16IM. Rat. ttrae Jl-J07i Fabulous DESSAU at Milat Nartk Intaritota 35 and Turn Right at Dea Raad SATURDAY, July 27h GILBERT KAUTZ and his orchestra Caatt and Tiat Rtaufrad Caminf Wadnatday, Ju4y tltt LIE KOHIINBERO) And Hit Orchattra Far Rttarvattant C1 1-4421 ar EV S-28 BBBBHDB SATURDAY TV 4iW 1 cBrrnisrrSFMf DISPLAY OF VINTAGE POST WAR SPORTS RAtlNO vAKS CHAPARRAL FERRARf MO PORSCHE FORD the The Rock, Soul.

Rhythm Blues ShawplKt! TONIGHT The Georgetown Medical Band in a. a Red lm GR S-02 A DANCE Club 21 UHLAND SATURDAY, JULY 27 Matia By KIM COCHRAN and CECIL MOORE aad the RHYTHM PALS PaatarlMf Tha WALLACE BROS. "Yaur Friendly Tavern" The Little Wheel On Hifhway 20 W. Faatarinf SHIRLEY HESTER and tha landalat KIDAY I to 12 SAT. I ta 12-SUN.

7 ta 11 FREE. JUKI BOX. MUSIC BW B-B4B-Parl Spttca AL TURNAGE COMBO Ytu Nome It! Wt'H Pity It! 4eS ttuth Ctnirtst Reeervatiens Phone HI 2-1142 a ijj! mm OTHERS J.r HOURS 1-8 P.M. DAILY 1 AHMKCiniJ ft af B- HIWI 1STH and LAVACA ek i III v' Associated Press Radio Station Abilene, has been sold to Texas Communications an Austin-based firm. Principals in Texas Communicatons, Inc.

are State Rep. Ralph Wayne, Plainriew, a former broadcaster; Neal Spelce, executive assistant, Texas Automobile Dealers Association, Austin, and part owner of KJOE, Shreveport; Ronald Rogers, general manager KOKE radio, Austin KEN'S CHART ROOM IMS IAST AVt DANCE TOMtttHT ONLY THE SYSTEM Iw: A ft Daacan CR 2-0000 A .4. TONIGHT! GIL'S CLUB Pratent RIX SLAUGHTER And TV Western Strings 3200 S. Congress HI 29161 ROIVDA Restaurant whar nly tha REST in Maxiean fods is strvat) in mn otmoiphara that takas yu Maxice. 3701 Airport llvrJ.

Caresar Airpaft and Manor Raad Phono GR 1-0410 Alax limon, Yaur Hast Broken Spoke 3201 South la mar StrvinR Sntalt, Shrimp, tarfca-cut, Sandwichte lunchtt Daily. TONIGHT BEN And Tha Gentt Comng Sunday ADOLF HOFNER Coming Aug. 4 JIMMY HEAP Vi Prict lefort 8:30 TONIGHT el renaming on Aug. of Town Lake. It will be called Lake McMahon.

McMahon will hold a press conference at 8:30 a.m. Aug. in the Commodore Perry Hotel. The Commodore Perry is this years official Aqua Festival hotel. year (The title rotates every between Austin hotels.) The Aqua Festival president, commodore, queen, duchesses and beauty will stay in the official hotel.

At 10 a.m. (Aug. 2) at Festival Beach, McMahon will be waiting for the arrival of the Highland Lakes Canoe Race winners and the opening of the 1968 Aqua Festival. He will attend the Kick-Off MORNING 1:15 (31 Project Agriculture MS (4) RFD Kewireel l.tt Caput IiBjirea Firm Kiwi Bags lenay CD Film Fittart WM B'U Hickak 7 15 (D Capitis Kinjiroo 7:3 CD Fira and Rsnch Kiwi-C (J2) CirdiDlDj with HeilOB FrtatMiltia CD CD Snptr Si Kta-Stop 1 ErerywiirB flj Fortil Aingen CD Tit Iiteuloidi-C CD (3) CS Spr Prnlitnl-C (J2) Fiitiitit Feu I (J) Sktntt-C CD (D CB FlUtilonei-C Muilc iron HemisFiir Splderati-C 1:31 CS Spici Ghost CD S) CB Simioi It Goliath (JJ) Journey, Canter Earth-C CS Mobr Dick CD (S CB Birdmia-C CQ) Kinj lonj London Lint 11:11 lodnitrf 0a Paradi 10:31 CS Supermea-Aquaraaa CD 3) CB AntStcnt Squirrel The law Tiiliemf aid Modara Mai (TS Talent Roundup CD CD CB Cael McCool-C Legend the Slout (H) The Butlei-C 11:31 Canadian Adteilure CD Bth Teller DT (D TV-4 Jobi-C CS Johnar Oueet Upbeel-C American-Bandstind CB Cartoon Carnival AFTERNOON CD Wrestling-C Misteregera' Neighborhood C4D Swingllme CD Lone Ranger 12:31 Mulfinland CS Roil Runner (5) Heppeaing '63 Who Cleans 'Em? FLAMINGO, Fla. (UPI)- Full-scale pleasure awaits vaca tioning fishermen at Flamingo Everglades National Park.

A special machine at the marine automatically scales up to SO pounds of fish at a time, shutting off when the job completed. Anglers can then take their catch to the restaurant at the Visitor Center Building and have their fish cooked to order. Ed McMahon, sidekick ofj Johnny Carson on the "Tonight; Show" and guest star of the Austin Aqua Festival, will arrive in Austin Thursday between II p.m. and midnight on a private plane at Browning Aerial Service. Joe Wells, president of the Aqua Festival, spoke to McMahon New York Thursday.

He said that McMahon will leave for the airport immediately after the Aug. 1 taping of the "Tonight Show." Wells said, "Ed is excited about coming to Austin for the i Festival." McMahon was sent his official Skipper Pin and encouraged to wear it during the "Tonight Show." 40 Bauds To Rock At Festival Forty rock bands will compete during the 12-hour eliminations in the 1968 Austin Aqua Festival Battle of the Bands Sunday in the Municipal Auditorium. Due to the large number of entries, producer Mike Lucas of KNOW Radio has changed the starting time for the eliminations. Contestants try-J ing for cash prizes totaling $800 will each play 15-minutes from noon to midnight. Ten bands will be selected from the following group to enter the finals on Aug.

8 at 8 p.m. Bands entering from Austin are: "Arbor Vitae," "Cavaliers," "Chartreuse Afterflow," "The Cultural Entertainment Committee," "Ebonys of Austin," "The "Evolution of Experience." Also the "Georgetown Medical Band," "The Group," "Good Humor Ban "Grapes of Wrath," "Kim," "Mourning After," "The New Arts Band," "New Atlantis Hard Rock Band," "Peace Incorporated." Richard's Almanac," "Purple Carousel," "The Purple Heart, Radiant Set." And the "Sensational Souls," "Shadow of Doubt," "Shepherd's Bush," "Sons of Madonna." "Soul Crusaders." "Soul Unlimited," "The Sound Machine," "The Sounds of Life" and "Sweetarts." From San Marcos comes "Driving Wheels" and "The Xcentrix." Others are "The Blue Bus," Corpus Christi; "Butterfield Temple; L. and The Tear Drops," Seguin; "The Judgment Day Refreshment Committee," Bergstrom; "Merging Traffic," Grass Valley. "The Pumpkin," Texarkana; "Yesterday's i a Weimar; the "Ultimate Trip," San Antonio and "Lemon Fog," Houston. Master of Ceremonies for the band marathon is producer Lucas assisted by two members of The Lavender Hill Express, Leonard Arnold and Layton De Penning.

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and at 7 p.m. in the Living Plaza of the Institute of Texan Cultures at HemisFair in San Antonio. The dancers are sponsored by District One, KJCT, of the Union of Czech Catholic Womeo of Texas and will be under the direction of Mrs. Lucille Klekar of Hallettsville. Among the dances to be performed is the traditional beseda, similar to the square dance of the early American West performed in squares of eight dancers.

One of the primary functions of KJCT is to teach the younger generation the tradition of the Czech culture and to perform the dances and rituals that were brought to Texas by their ancestors. All dancers will be in native costume. TONITE! CLUB SARACEN GENE FRANKLIN mni THE HOUSE ROCKER'S 477-0121 17 SAT. JULY 27 SNYDER'S DRIVE-IN 13 MILES AST OF BERGSTROM ON HIWAY 71 MUSIC BY GARCIA AND MAREZ BAND Ph. CA 9-2657 KajntarrrB eyre LEE CAPRI'S CONTINENTAL CLUB 1315 S.

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