Times Record News from Wichita Falls, Texas • 4

Page 4 A BlrlIU Jails Irrnrh Sfrmn WICHITA A A Union Members Builders Cited Rain ESS Showers flilM FORECAST "I 1 Figure Shaw High Temperatures Expected For Poytimo Thursday Precipitation Nor Indicated- Conmlt lecel Fenced of the Atlantic Coast It will be hot In the Gulf region and cool elsewhere AP Wirepholo Map) 'WEATHER FORECAST Showers are forecast for Thursday in parts of the Pacific Northwest (southern 11a-teaus northern Tlains and along much (iuthrie Dewey Hale Hefner llelns John limey Hickman Sam It Hilburn Hill A II Hinton: Hull Johnson Mrs Harry Joyner A Keenan Joe IJlcs Longley Albert Maeckel A Meyers Miller Clove Milner Charlie Moore John Neighlwrs A Oglesby Osborn I Pollard Odell Hector Richmnn Claude Ritchie Osborn Pollard Odell Rector 0 Richman Claude Ritchie Roberts Aad Rnblasna Wallace Regent Shoemaker Hubert Smllhi A Sutherland Fred BI Swindell Guv Taylor Fred Thresh II Wages If Watson Homer White Wilcke Iiwls Williams Wiseman Earl Wood Bln Woods A Talbott Mrs Henry and BIrs Raocoe Ballinger Four women on the pension list are widows of veteran members of the local State Rep Vernon Stewart and Dave Allred of Wichita Falls also were recognized by the group BIrs Jackson BIrs Chester Smith and BIrs Fox also were among hnnorces at the event as well as all members of the executive board of the car renters' local and their wives Weather Data Forecast 75 61 58 64 eeeoeeo 74 59 82 97 84 92 65 52 58 72 50 71 San Diego Calif San Francisco Seattle Tucson Ariz Winnipeg Canada Washington DC 06 AVICHITA FALLS 106 Outside Albany NY 87 Anchorage Alaska 68 Ardmore Okla 92 Albuquerque NBt 90 Atlanta Ga 86 Boise Idaho 89 US Weather Bureau at Wichita Falls Air Terminal reports the following temperature extremes and precipitation data in the designated cities for the 24-hour period ending at 7 pm Wednesday: TempRain- Texas Cities ues for sen-ice to Wichita Falls Presentation was at an event in Notre Dame High School Wednesday night honoring both union and management (Staff Photo) OLDSTERS Hair left ami 0 Howie center building1 contractors with more than 100 years of construction experience between them receive from Jackson right business agent of Local 977 plaq Ry POKTKK OAKES 0 Howie and Hair both patriarchs of die building business In Wichita Falls with more than 100 years of contracting experience between tliein shared honors with veteran union members here Wednesday night Loral 177 was host at a banquet In Notre Dame High School attended by tN persons Wayne Phillips president who was master of ceremonies and Jackson business agent joined by state union officials lauded establishment of pensions for senior union members to supplement social security benefits A Shirley executive secretary ef the State Connell of Carpenters was keynote speaker He declared Is a precedeal-setflng experience In onion hailing the Joint role of the contractors and union for down and reasoning together" Jackson and Shirley lauding Hair and Howie along with 18 recipients of 25-ycar service pins for work with the local and some 80 initial pension check recipients described the two honored contractors as per fectionists Quality of construction is what Howie and Hair have concentrated upon Jackson stated 'They never had to have an inspector on their jobs" Three former bn si ness agents of Carpenters laieal 77 It Wltcke 1M6-42 Miller 1942-49 and Claude Ritchie 1949-11 also were honored along with 28-year pin recipients and retirees Phillips and Jackson presented 25-vear pins to A Alley Bittie Claude Dodson A Keenan Paul K'nsey II A Meyers Meyers Raymond A Meyers Edward It Roberts Meri Schellhase Clarence Scott Hubert Smith A Sutherland A Talbott Elmer I Tarry If Wages Homer White and 1) Wiseman Receiving initial pension checks were: Sam Adams A Alley Bittie Floyd I Boyd William Brenner Ed Castles Chancellor Lee Clark George Copelin Jack Croft Cropper Diggs Dodson I Emanuel A Foshee Extended Texas Outlook Jnly 11-13 Incl 08 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 02! North Central Texas and 63 222 1 Northeast Texas: Fair Saturday 64 44 through Sunday Hot days and warm nights Clear to partly cloudy and not quite so warm 57 66 66 54 74 67 45 Monday Chance of rein eastern 09 portion Highest temperatures 08 middle 90 to around 100 and I lowest in middle to upper 70s 70 147 45 19 Northwest Texas: Fair Satur-74 day through Sunday Hot days 82 and warm nights Clear to part- 71 119 cloudy and not quite so warm 66 north Monday Chance of rain 167 Panhandle section Monday 09 Highest temperatures lower 90s 51' to near 100 Lowest in middle 'fids to upper 70s Cily View Area Seeks Merger (Continued From Page 1) makes up 31 per cent of th- 17-square-mile City View district Only students residing in the 53-square-mile area would be Midnight FOR TEMPERATURE READINGS PAST 24 HOURS Memphis Tenn 84 Miami Beach Fla 85 Blilwaukee 76 63 Minneapolis 85 66 New Orleans 93 77 New 1 ork 85 70 Oklahoma City 94 81 Omaha Neb 86 67 Philadelphia Fa 88 68 Phoenix Ariz 102 80 Portland Ore 89 (0 St Louis Bln 91 70 74 75 Oklahoma: Fair to parity cloudy with Isolated thunder-'storms through Friday low i Thursday night In the upper 60s Panhandle to the mid 70s snuth- 'east High Thursday and Friday In the 9tis affected by the annexation That area now has 91 students Trustees appointed a committee to meet with City View representatives and Jndge Ashley on the issue Committee members are superintendent Faris Nowell district tax assessor-collector Bill Sieger and trustee Cecil Stretch City View students now transfer to Wichita Falls to attend high school after completing the eighth grade Trustee Robert Wilcox said AtCACR the City View representatives! Presented At WO requested the annexation be-1 cause residents in that area1 TSgt Joseph Shwn nf the "are more Iowa 3750th Technical Training School He said many of them attended at Sheppard AFB Wednesday lowship Hall of First United Methodist Church where regular performances will lie presented at 8:15 pm Thursday and Friday Proceeds will be used for the International Christian Youth Exchange Program (Staff Photo) DRESS REHEARSAL The cast of a Summer Youth Festival concert of folk and contemporary music goes through its paces Wednesday in a dress rehearsal for patients of Wichita Falls State hospital The performance was at Fel West Virginia Group Purchases KFDX-TV school here or have other connections with the city The Iowa Park board also hired three new teachers Jimmy Howell voratioaal agriculture teacher at Iowa Park High School Raydeaa Blattis high school English teacher and Carol Sutton unasslgned was presented the Air Force Commendation Medal for service in Thailand CM Sgt Robert Hrahovsky chief of Fighter Aircraft Branch of the Department of Aircraft Maintenance Training to which Shoen is assigned made the presentation Wichita Falls' National Broadcasting Co television affiliate has been sold for almost $6 million to a Charleston Va group A Cannan president of Wichtex Radio and Television Corp seller said Wednesday New owner of the station KFDX-TV which broadcasts oa Channel 3 Is Gay Broadcasting Corp of Texas a subsidiary of Charleston Msil Association which also owns Charleston Dally Mall an afternoon newspaper and a Wilmington NC television station group has no solid plans for the rear future Cannan has been In broadcasting In the Southwest for 42 years longer than anyone else active In the business He entered the business as an accountant here In 1926 and In 1929 became general manager of KGKO radio here When KGKO was sold to Fort Worth Star-Telegram Cannan was its manager in Fort Worth briefly After moving to Beaumont and World War II military service he returned to Wichita i Falls in 1947 obtaining a license It hid to happen IOOI2QOD By Bonne Bell Now you can your face and throat with beauty every hour of the twenty-four The truly remarkable success of Creme 2000 has brought about a companion-treatment that will do during the day what Creme 2000 docs for the face and throat of night Lotion 2000 introdured to give your skin a wholly new sense of renewal and 1 that's good to feel and bet ter to look at Lotion 2000 holds back the elements and the years To say lotion 2000 Is non-greasy fragrant and stimulating is but hardly fair Because that's where most lotions slap and Lotion 2000 begins It dors far more than supply super-moisturizers fur deep-down skin cells It and nourishes your face and throat all day while its rich store of rmol-lirnts soothes and smooths Its spend nutrients help renew rejuvenate and revitalize your skin Woman-On-Tlir-Go the time she'd like for complexion-care Nur is she in the mood to wait long for proof of performance With Lotion 2000 she have to Day after day your skin has a fresher younger dew-ier look without being greasy Your skin tightens and brightens Results are amazing and for that matter you'll be amazed at a lotion that does so much yet costs so little Especially when you compare it with many cosmetics that charge far more and do far less! So don't deny your face another day Renew and refresh it with Izition 2000 find it makes an excellent makeup base too No major changes in opera for Radio Station KFDX which itions of the station are planned now operates here as KNIN Ladies' Summer SANDALS SPRING AND SUMMER CLEARANCE BEAUTIFUL COLORS TOPS PANTS BLOUSES JUNIORS AND MISSES SIZES IN PERMANENT PRESS COTTON AND WASHABLE KNITS NOW MARKED DOWN and same personnel will he retained Lyell Clay chairman of the board of Charleston Mail Association said 1 Principal owners of Wichtex Radio and Television Corp Cannan A Cannan Jr and Howard II Fry no longer will be associated with the station The elder Cannan said the Vi Reg 600 J3W PRICE And Lew NOV AT And More Fry vice president KFDX-TV entered the broadcasting field In Beaumont In 1939 nnd moved to Wichita Falls the following year He has bees a member of the National Broadcasting Co advisory board since 1966 and Its vice chairman for two years Darrold Cannan Jr also vice president of KFDX-TV has been associated with the station since he returned from active duty asan Army officer In 1956 NEWS PuMliM dally Sunday Tjfnu miMHIwd dally acal aturdav "lKwi utacrMne la dally Tlmaa will alia rrcalvt Racard New Sawaw Ry ttw Time PuWlUilm Canwany P0 Baa IN Wlctilfa Fain Taaa (7107) Phana W-na MUWHY (By Itw montti) Marnlna Only Moraine Evanln Sunday Marnlna Sunday Evanlnf Sunday tJJ Evanlne Only MAuI'iuESCSIPTION BATES Taaa Oklahoma 1 vr 1 Ma Mamina SUM 1171 Eventna lM 17J Sunday IM 7J M-S E-4 red IB M-E-i MM Ottiar Itate and tartlan cauntrta rain liahtly hlyhar (ladly fumlthad upon PfQlMfl Sacand Clan RMlafa paW at Wichita Paid Taaa jPurcell Wheat Bill Approved (Continued From Page 1) Ccd to refunds from the 12 million a committee aide said many of the refunds would be small and would not be claimed He said It is estimated that about 2 million would be available to pay for the research and promotion prngram The committee also approved a Senatepassed bill which would authorize marketing agreements to provide for the advertising of papayas grown mostly in Hawaii SPECIAL PURCHASE FAMOUS BRAND LADIES' 2 FC KNIT PANT-SUITS IN BEAUTIFUL COLORS Reg 7000 Now At Low Plica SUMMER JEWELRY CLOSE OUT SALE OF OUR ENTIRE STOCK URGE SELECTIONS NOW AT VACATION SPECIAL! Glamorous Stretch Wigs Regular $3000 Values 1990 Choose from short and curly short and parted Those marvelous wigs are fust right for today's natural look In Modacrylic you can brush into th style that fits your mood Needs no sotting Easy to care for Available in most every shade including frostods Wig and Millinery Department Downtown and Parker Square ox $1000 Use Our Lay-Away Hurry mcclurkans MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CLINIC IS PUASED TO ANNOUNCE THE ASSOCIATION OF WILLIAM BRUCE SANDERS MD IN THE DEPARTMENT OF OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOIOGY ISIS TENTH STREET WICHITA FAllK TEXAS Downtown and Parktr Square.