Plano Daily Star-Courier from Plano, Texas • Page 4

WE SPECIALIZE Bleaching, Tinting, Frosting 4 Hair Cuts Permarvent Waves PLANO PARK COIFFEURS Behind Plano Park Automotive 11a Love, owner Lynda (Dunn) Tucker, operator. TEL 995-6813 REMODELING BUILDING PAINTING All Kinds Of Concrete Work Classcd'In Patios and Porches GENERAL CONTRACTOR BOB SMITH 1605 M. Ave.Plano, Texas 995-6086 Have You Seen The New Home at 1705 15th Street? by LEX NEWB1LL 2297 sq. feet oir cone 'ioned living area. Two full baths one Vi bath.

4 ton a'r conditioning Ash panelled Den, beamed ceiling, Ash kitchen cabinets. Corner fireplace of Roman brick. Three large bed rooms, huge walk-in closets. Complete Hot-Point Kitchen. Radio controlled garage door.

Hi-Fi music and intercom. Nylon Label" 501 carpeting. Brick floored foyer. INSPECT AND COMPARE Plano Phone 995-3937 Dallas Phone EM 8-2632 Plano Star raurier OCT. 30, 1963 PAGE 4 Services Held Friday For Mrs.

Richard Broadribb Chapel services were he'd at 3 p.m. Friday for Mrs. Edith Maude Broadribb of Plano who died shortly before midnight Wednesday in the Collin Memor ial Hospital in McKinney, where she had been a patient for several weeks. Services were conducted by Rev Blanchard Royer, Episcopal minister of Richardson and Rev. William Heffner, minister of the local Episcopal Church, of which she was a member Interment followed in the Plano Mutual Cemetery, with the Harrington Funeral Home in charge of arrangements Pallbearers wre O.

F. Wilson, Hody Spies. Dr. James Starnat- er, Joe Bates Davis and Pete Robinson. Edith Maude Cox was born in London.

England, April 30, 1883, and was at the time of her pass- ing 80 years five months and 23 days of age. She was a dough- ter of Joseph Cox and Mrs. Mary Ann Green Cox. i Mr. and Mrs.

Broadribb first moved to Plano in 1913 and lived here until 1917, then leaving Pla! no for a period of 39 years and returning here in 1956. Their home was at 1510 Avenue J. Mr. and Mrs. Broadribb were married in London and lived in i that city for several yearv They had one son, who died in infancy.

Surviving are her husband Richard G. Broadribb of Plano and two nieces, Mrs L.H. Dugger of Dallas and Mrs N. R. Short of Brownsville, Texas.

AMERICAN EXPRESS MONEY ORDERS Also 25 per cent off on TV' tubes, DRIVE- IN GRO. Rampaging Wildcats Defeat Cooper Bulldogs By Score Of 50-6; Whitesboro Next Bob Knapp Humble Service 1900 14th. Street 995-4827 SPECIAL For Month Of November DOUBLE STAMPS (Top Value) With $2.00 Purchase Or More 1964 Official Inspection Station Let I heck Your Car For Inspection Sticker Neat and Clean Service Station WITH PROMPT COURTEOUS SERVICE GIVEN EACH PATRON Manager-TROY METHNEY OPEN: 6 A.M. TO 10 P.M. SEVEN DAYS A WEEK FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Your Business Appreciated The Plano High Wildcats paraded a galaxy of stars in a touchdown parade as the home team defeated the visiting Cooper Bulldogs here Friday night by the decisive score of 50-6.

The defense played good ball, too, in holding the Bulldogs, who had a 4-2 record, to one lone touchdown that a brilliant 75- yard punt return by Left Half John Silman Halfbacks Mike Hall and Gail Gibson each made two touchdowns. Kenneth Bangi, 11- back, one; Quarterback Billy Don Fondren, one, and fullback Bob Yandry, one. Big Right Tackle Richard George covered ball of the opponents for a safety in the end zone for two points and Quarterback Alton Milrany ran over two extra points. Chris Wendler kicked four extra points Mike Hall stated the scoring in the first quarter from five out and Wordier kicked the point. In the same period Gail Gibson went 40 yards for a TD and Wendler again kicked the point.

In the second period, Billy Don Fondren went over from the four with Wendler kicking the PAT and in the same period Cooper scored on Silman's beautiful 75-yard punt return Plano scored three times in the th rd when Hall intercepted a pass and raced 30 yards for a TD Wendler's kick was good Yandry skirted right end for 42 yards and another score, but Wendler's kick was no good. In the same period Richard George blocked a Bulldog punt and recovered for Plano in the end zone for two points. Two more scores were marked up by the Wildcats in the fourth quarter. Gail Gibson went 38 yards to score and Alton rany ran the ball over for two points. Later Kenneth Bangs scored from the four and gard failed in the attempt for two extra points.

Coaches Gray and Brazil cleared the bench and every boy suited up got into the game. Plano 14 14 8 Cooper 0 6 0 0-6 The statistics- ably kept by Mayor Alton Allman, tell the story: etett STATISTICS Mae's Wash-N-Clean Hours: 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. 1 to 6 p.m. DESIGNED TO TAKE DRUDGERY FROM WASH DAY, Dallas North Shopping Pia Coop First Downs 21 6 Yards Rushing 3298 Yards Passing 24 81 Passes Att 1121 Passes Compl.

6 Passes Inter by 50 Penalties 9-77 Punts 9-35 Fumbles 2 2 Let RICHARDSON CLEANERS hem your new or last coat LEAVING PLANO? DON'T SELL YOUR HOME Let me rent or lease your property to a reliable tenant till you return. HOUSES DUPLEXES APARTMENTS RENTALS LEASES Contact Henslee Smith Plano Realty Co. 995-3960 AD 5-2581 1531 AVE. K. Phone LI 2-3371 ANDE RSON BUTANE AND PROPANE South Highway 75 McKinney, The Texas State Society, an organization of Texans working in Washington, is starting a drive to raise money for a special portrait of our beloved Sam Rayburn.

The portrait will be presented tc the House of Representatives hang in the new office building that has been named for Mr Rayburn. The Society has asked me assure that donations to the por trait fund will be tax free and of course I am glad to be of any service I can. If you would like to join in this tribute to Mr. Rayburn, write to me and I will be glad to send you further information. Or.

if you would like to send a donation, I will be glad to pass it on. Make any checks payable to the Texas State Society Sam Rayburn Portrait Fund. Turning to another subject, 1 would like to join with the district and the nation in honoring Capt. Robert E. Whelan of the 4780th Air Defense Wing at Perrin Air Force Base, who has been selected for astronaut training.

And 1 would like to salute another group of people who are giving service to their communities: the mail carriers. Their work has been honored by a commemorative stamp marking the 100th anniversary of free city mail delivery'. Delivering the mail is not an easy job. We have heard about some of the hazards, such as rain and sleet and snow. And of course, in our area, we can add the heat of a Texas summer.

But the carriers deliver the mail so important to all of us with faithfulness, responsibility and courtesy. I was interested to read recently, in one of the fine newspapers in our district, that many Texans are requesting assign- ment to the USS Sam Rayburn, the new Polaris submarine that will be launched in December, Commander Oliver H. Perry, who will be the subma- captain, has said there will bo a great representation from Texas among the crew. The co-sponsors will be Mr. sisters, Mrs.

S. E. Bartley of Bonham and Mrs. A. Thomas of Dallas.

They will be in Newport News, Va. on Dec. 20 for the christening and launching ceremonies. And I am sure I speak for all people or our Fourth Congressional District Mr. district in saying that our prayers and good wishes go with the officers and men of the USS Sam Rayburn.

Turkey Shoot Nov. 2-3 SB 4 Don Chaddick has returned to his duties with the US Army at Columbus, after a two-weeks visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. P.

Chaddick, and his brother, Doyle Chaddick and wife. Mrs. J. O. Pell of McKinney visited in the home of her sons.

M. D. Pell and O. R. Pell, in Plano, the past week-end.

The Plano Lions Club will hold its annual Live Turkey Shoot this Friday and Saturday, November 2 and 3, beginning at 9:30 a.m. both days and continuing until dusk. Participants may choose among large bore, small bore and skeet, with sighting in range provided. Refreshments will be available both days at the concession stand. The Turkey Shoot, the major fund raising project of the Lions Club, earns the money for many of the services and facilities which the Lions will make available to the community- In the recent past such contributions have included: the purchase of both an audiometer and a vision testing machine for the Plano Schools, allocation of money yearly for the purchase of glasses and hearing aids for the needy, the purchase of a Cardiac Defibrillator for the Collin Memorial Hospital in McKinney, $400 for bookshelves for the new Plano Library, and $100 to the Collin Memorial Hospital LVN Nursing School for teaching equipment.

In addition, the Lions sponsor the summer baseball program. your chance not only to bag your own Thanksgiving turkey, but to help the Lions continue their program of community says Lion Conner Harrington. your your car. your horse, bike or motorcycle. east of the Expressway on Parker Road to the Prince Farm for the Turkey he adds.

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