Irving Daily News from Irving, Texas • Page 2

Page 2 IRVING DAILY NEWS Sunday, May 13, 1973 Student wins league contest KAREN RAY 00N TITTLE 259-1611 321 N. STORY me HP STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES HOME OFFICE: BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS MacArthur High School senior. Karen Ray. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Ray. 306 San Carlos Court, has won first place in the state shorthand contest of the University Interscholastic League Contest in Austin this past weekend. After having first place at the district and regional level events, she captured the top spot at the state level by taking dictation at 100 words a minute for five minutes, transcribing with 100 per cent accuracy, according to her teacher at MHS, Mrs. Gail Burdine, who accompanied her to Austin. Miss Ray's activities at MHS where she is an honor roll student includes membership in the National Honor Society and serving on the Crest MISSED A BIG won't happen with our answering vice.

Place Secretarial Service 253-9355 rr- i ts in time for Mother's Day or unique ideas for graduation giving: (WE-ftcK-C-WN you can make owls, i roches i tacs ngs 1i nks rings n1 all sort of fascinating things with our fantastic new JEWEL FAIR: mountings, i i ngs jewe 1 1 chins 1 imoges eh na ba -TeweIFN MAKING 10toA viuwuk rifts, arts, crafts, reedlecrofts, candles, parties prcston read just past the LBJ freeway For Ratio Poolside Hostess in this brown, black white screen print halter dress. And stay easy care cotton. jgjjQp nzL BpMjH I fashions 6: 10 9:00 THURS. MM TSTA install officers Lois Hamilton scholarship TSTA SCHOLARSHIP Nimitz High School sen ior Lisa Renshaw accepts a college tuition scholarship from Mrs. Sandra Hardy, right, daughter of Mrs.

Lois Hamilton in whose memory the scholarship is being named. The installation of new officers and presentation of the TSTA scholarship in memory of longtime Irving teacher, Mrs. Lois Hamilton, highlighted meeting of the Irving unit of Texas State Teachers Association at Irving High School. New officers installed in a candlelight ceremony by Tom Morris, social studies coordinator for the Irving public schools, are Mrs. Ann Clifton, president; Brooks Teague, president elect; Mrs.

Joyce Byler, secretary; and Mrs. Janet Bailey, treasurer. For the past four years, the Irving TSTA unit has presented a scholarship to a young person planning to enter the education field. The scholarship, now to be termed the "Lois Hamilton was presented by Mrs. daughter, Mrs.

Sandra Hardy, to Nimitz High School senior, Lisa Renshaw. The value of the scholarship could amount to $600 over a four-year period, if the student meets certain grade requirements each college semester. Several committee reports were presented during the business session presided over by Mrs. Judy Coyle, the outgoing president. Arlen Cray, chairman of the legislative committee urged members to contact their Texas legislators in support of House Bill No.

946, the TSTA endorsed bill concerning school finance. The TSTA human relations committee report by Ann Mackin, chairman, noted that five members of the Irving unit attended a District Human Relations banquet on May 3 Citizens Bank (San Beltline andRochelle elephone (Continued from Page 1) the proposal is the possibility it could be used later as a precedent in negotiations with Irving and six other Dallas area cities currently involved in rate proceedings with the phone company. The other cities are Garland, Lewisville, Carrollton, Plano, Rowlett and Wylie. Shasteen said the only way he could see his way clear to accepting the airport rate request before the cities reach an accord with Gen Tel on a rate structure would be on an interim or temporary basis. "Then the rate could be adjusted to conform to whatever decision is made by the cities," hesuggested.

Field said he was under the impression after council discussion with General Telephone that the company would have to have the new rate approved in order to cut in service next week. "They've never laid anything directly on the line with he charged. phone company has been constantly and purposefully Little man (Continued from Page 1 had to saw rings off a finger when they got them on and get them back off. Once he recalls that a student stuck her finger into a hole in one of the classroom tables and get it back out and her finger was swelling up and scaring her half to death. He says, "1 had to get a hacksaw and chisel and cut away part of the table to get her loose." Tevis was born in Weatherford, Jan.

11 1900 making him 73 years old. The trim, energetic man says proud to admit his age. the people who sit around and brood about their age who may not be around as He says he have any special plans after retirement, other than busy and doing a lot of walking." He does plan on a trip to Atlanta, to visit his daughter, Mrs. Alma Dailey. Tevis and his wife, Jessie, also have three sons, Jimmy, who lives in Guam; inston, of Grand Prairie; and Donald, who resides with his parents at 1206 Arrowhead Drive.

Mr. and Mrs. Tevis also have three granddaughters and one grandson. Tevis says that he will miss not being at Bowie next year. a safe guess to say the feeling is mutual.

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