Plano Daily Star-Courier from Plano, Texas • Page 14

Page 14 Plano Star-Courler Sunday April 2, 1972 Receives Receipts Alan Ratliff, City Finance Director, announced that on March 29 the City of Plano received $13,005.97 from the Lone Star Gas Company which represents 2 percent of their 1971 gross receipts. This Is an increase of 8 percent over last year's franchise tax. Dale Williamson, local Manager of Lone Star Gas, stated that this Increase is attributed to the tremendous growth of the city during this period. Invited to Play At Astrodome Plano High School Wildcat Band has been invited to present a brief concert in the Houston Astrpdome, May 15, before the start of the National eague baseball game between the Houston Astros and the Atlanta Braves. In making the announcement, Emmttt Clem, band director, stated that acceptance of the invitation will be based on the decision of the Plano Band Boosters, the sponsors.

Mr. Clem also pointed out that the band students are eager to make the trip and are willing to help raise the necessary funds. band could leave early, via chartered bus, the morning of May 15 and arrive at the motel near the Astrodome in time for the students to enjoy themselves at Astro- world, touring the Astrodome, or just lounging around the pool before preparing for the concert and seeing the ball game. The next morning, a special tour could be arranged at NASA headquarters followed by a stop at the San Jacinto battleground with tours of the memorial and the USS Texas battleship before returning to Plano the evening of Tuesday, May stated Mr. Clem.

The President of the Plano Band Boosters, Quitman Lott, stated that all the officers are enthusiastic about this opportunity and will recommend sponsoring this DALE WILLIAMSON, local Lone Star Gas Company manager, left, presented $13,005.97 in 1971 gross receipts Wednesday to Alan Ratliff, City Finance Director. Sales Tax Revenues The City of Plano has received from the State Comptroller's Office sales tax revenues for the fourth quarter of 1971 in the amount Of $62,826.99. Sales tax revenues for the year 1971 were up 18.7 percent over 1970, and revenues for the 1971 final quarter were up 22.4 percent as compared with the final quarter in 1970. The following table illustrates sales tax revenues by quarter and year since its inception In Plano. 196819691970 1971 FIRST QUARTER $45,106.23 SECOND QUARTER $55,827.27 THIRD QUARTER $30,958.63 $43,831.35 $48,670.26 $58,073.83 FOURTH QUARTER $32,518.92 $40,973.53 $51,338.99 $62,826.99 Total-Yeai $63,477.55 Building Burglary Plano Chief of Police J.B.

Toler reported that burglars gained entry to the Plano Title Company Building, 701 15fh Street, between 6 p.m. March 25 and 8 a.m. March 26 and stole office equipment from several offices located in the building. Plano Police Officer Dan Williams, who is investigating the case, said that typewriters and adding machines were taken by the burglars from the KYAL radio station office, Bankers Life Company office, N. Jeffries Insurance Agency office, Dymo tries office, Ideal System Company office Kelch Enterprises, office, syui Dr.

James P. Vrasic.DDS, office. He added that the burglars gained entry to the offices by using physical windows and doors down. Plano Patrolman Bill Walker also assisted in investigating the case. Two musicians have joined the teaching staff of Plano Music Academy in time to participate in the National Music Week activities that will be observed by the academy from May 4 through May 10 at the University of Plano on the campus in Plano.

James R. McLelland, a Fulbright scholar in organ from study in Germany, and presently organist at the Preston Hollow Presbyterian Church in Dallas, will perform as will David Grice, Southern Methodist University graduate pianist and student of Dr. Alexander Unisky, Artist-in- Residence at S. M. U.

Grice has appeared as a guest soloist from the Dallas- Oklahoma City area in concerts, and has developed recognition as a teacher in piano. McLelland is teaching the advanced organ students at the academy in addition to study at Perkins Theological Seminary where he will receive a Master of Theology with a concentration in Sacred Music. this tenth anniversary year of the Music Academy great strides in expansion and development are taking place. In the fall semester, affiliation was made with the University of Plano and in this observance several fine musical programs have been pre- 4 FOOD ADD UPHOfC, Plus Top Value Stamps GOOD APRIL 4 CHUCK ROAST 69c THRU 8 LB. DECKERS All Meat BOLOGNA 69cu Fryers Del Monte Cut GREEN A 303 $1 I- Del Monte Yellow CS or Corn I Del Monte Sliced EfeSg1 303 97 BEETS can Del Monte Whole New Potatoes 6 can I Morton House 24 Beef Stew CAN Bama Strawberry Preserves 49 59 Kraft Deluxe Mocoroni Cheese DINNER 1 4 oi.

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This also helps with the East Plano and Central and North areas who can more easily get to the studio which is still located at 1713 14th Place," said Mrs. Helen Clarkson, founder and director of the music academy. Mrs. Clarkson also announced that the academy will host the auditions of the National Guild of Piano Teachers. The auditions will be held at the university May 4,5 and 6 and judges will be announced soon.

Sam Purtle of McKinney was elected president of the Collin County Association when the group held its regular monthly meeting Wednesday evening in Westminster liam Asnmore of Anna was elected vice-president, and Mike Rollins of Wylie is secretary-treasurer. It was announced that Judge Bill Proctor has appointed Fire Marshal Tinker Taylor of McKinney and Fire Chief Lee Mayfield of Plano as Arson Investigators for Collin County until the county has a fully paid Fire Marshal. The aroolntments were made on a non-salaried volunteer basis. The two men were approved by Sheriff Tom Montgomery and will work through his office on county offenses. Jaycees Will Meet Tuesday Plano Jaycees will meet at 7 p.m.

Tuesday in the Community Room of the Gladys Harrington Public Library. Robert Bush, a Sherman attorney and a candidate for the 59th Judicial District Court judgeship, will address the meeting. From the bad language emanating from the garage next door, we gather that the neighbor is working on his mutter boat. One junk is another antique trove. Bichey Selected Church Minister Westview Church of Christ in Plano has recently selected Foy Richey to be the evangelistic minister for the congregation.

trip to all the members at the next regular Band Boosters meeting scheduled April 4 in the Plano High School band hall at 7:30 p.m. All parents and friends of the band members are encouraged to be there. Lott estimated that approximately $2,000 will have to be raised to finance this trip. Join Academy Sam Purtle ElprtpH 1 eaching Stati ccfa Head COMPUTERS AND OTHER THINGS land Hospital. The Richeys live at 1800 Place, in Plano.

The Westview Church of Christ presently meets at Beezley Hall on the University of Plano campus. The congregation has a temporary building under construction at the corner of FM 544 and Coit Road. The services are at 8:30 a.m. Sunday morning for Bible classes, 9:25 a.m. for worship services and Sunday evening at 6: p.m.

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He and his wife Sharon and daughter Gemma have recently moved to Plano from White Plains, New York, where he was the minister for the Westchester Church of Christ. Prior to working for the Westchester church, Mr. Richey was the minister for the Chapel Church of Christ in Bloomfield, Connecticut. Mr. Richey is a graduate of Abilene Christian College, where he majored in psychology and minored in Bible ana English.

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