Gifts Galore sets Texas Avenue shop apart with crafts
Downtown retailer Gifts Galore on Texas Avenue offers a wide range of handmade items including embroidery, metal crafts, decoupage, beaded jewelry, dolls, wind chimes, boxes, baby goods, shawls, and flower arrangements. Owners Mrs. Alinie Grey Young and Mrs. May Peren highlight extensive parking and unique gifts, noting hospital friendly items and Christmas decorations now in stock.
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Birthday greetings cross towns and families in Baytown notes
A fragmented note records multiple birthday wishes and greetings across families. Mary Funderburk and Mrs. Young are mentioned as celebrants or relations, with neighbors and relatives visiting Suimund and Okla. Mrs. Peres has seven children, three at home. Baylonians are planning a Sunday Monday closure for Gifts Galace, open 10 am to 5 pm on Wednesday through Saturday.
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Bulldog Award to honor top defensive star in NPL season
In a new NFL style move the National Poolball League along with the Players Association will poll players before the final regular season game of the 126 team league to pick the Bulldog Award winner. The award honors the league’s finest defensive star and will be presented during Super Bowl Week in January.
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Ford in Jakarta for overnight visit to bolster US ties
President Ford arrived in Indonesia for an overnight stay. The visit aims to strengthen relations between the United States and Southeast Asia's largest nation Mori. The world assembles on broader religious rights concerns, urging support for those denied freedoms amid tensions in several countries. Israel boycotts UN Security Council debate on Palestinian camps in Lebanon, with the United States backing Israel against PLO participation.
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Two Large Twins Benny and Dilly Eye TV Fame
Benny and Dilly McQuire of Lorats Ohio claim the Guinness record as the world’s largest twins totaling 1,460 pounds. They anticipate TV appearances and plan to return to the nightclub circuit, joking about outfits and expensive pants.
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1 815 May Lose Jobs At Kelly Field
SAN ANTONIO Texas Kelly Air Force Base faces up to 1815 civilian job cuts by next summer as part of a broader 23000 civilian reductions. Col G R Davidson says final numbers depend on Congress and manpower decisions, with 1280 involuntary separations by June next year and about 600 not being replaced. The reductions affect Kelly more than other Air Service centers, with 7254 civilians and 1700 military personnel at the base. Other centers include McClellan AFB California Wright Patterson Ohio and Warner Robins AFB Georgia.
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W. E. B. Swilley Rites Continue Pallbearers Listed
The funeral service for W. E. B. Swilley proceeds with pallbearers named including Kenneth J. Harkins Albert Bunsen Wilson F Sharp Gil Sharp Jr. Also listed are November pallbearers A. D. Wilkessin Sr. Dr. George Walmsley Nerman Kinkaid and Hermin Krakgner among others.
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LC Ensemble Keeps Busy Schedule
Lee College Brass Ensemble has a full year with on and off campus concerts. Recent programs include a recital for Gulf Coast Junior College Intercollegiate Conference at American National Insurance auditorium in Galveston and one at College of the Mainland in Texas City. Future plans raise elementary school education concerts, state contest entry for student brass ensembles, and a Music Concrete project using electronics in addition to traditional sound sources. The ensemble meets twice weekly and is open to audition or permission from director David Corer. Current members include Thomas Suinger Rusty Hess trumpets Mark LaGrange Debbia Perry Marshall Mattingly French horn James Hebert trombone Traylit (Tray) Hatch tuba.
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American National Insurance Co
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Galveston
College of the Mainland
Texas City
Cedar Bayou
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Rusty Hess
Mark LaGrange
Debbia Perry
Marshall Mattingly
French Horney
James Hebert
Tray Hit
Noon Stocks Courtesy of Cirkeens National Beak and Novae Morle Irie
A fragmented stock list mentions Cirkeens National Beak and Novae Morle Irie alongside various firms and locations. Names such as Woolworth and Weshinghouse appear in a scattered market brief with partial figures and investor notes.
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Lardos
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City council eyes erosion study and senior aid program
Council members discussed a monthly newsletter and senior citizen assistance including home repairs and doctor transport. McClellan said he sent a letter to the Galveston Corps of Engineers seeking Head City as one of 16 test sites for erosion solutions under the 1974 Shoreline Erosion Act. Mrs. Herschell Scott urged discussion on a proposed city sewage system at a public meeting set for 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the West Chambers County Community Building.
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Advisory board eyed for pollution control in Houston area
Fonteno proposes an advisory board to review pollution control spending and travel. Each commissioner would nominate two members, with experts in flood and mosquito control among suggested participants. The panel would assess authority and avoid a biased outcome while Fonteno seeks broad representation from industry labor environmental groups and citizens.
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