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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1977
Page
6
Oster Corporation introduces Li'l Fritter a self storing deep fryer with its own cover designed to fit in a refrigerator. The item aims at quick heat up and cleanup while offering a versatile coating recipe for vegetables chicken fish and more.
Loyd Ambulance Service in Gilmer says ambulances require members or advance payment after recording over 5000 in unpaid bills last year. Members pay 15 yearly individual and 3 family dues, while non members face 40 per call and 75 cents per mile. The legend notes St Patrick founded his church in Armagh in 432.
Gordon Gray of Austin outlined SBA financing options at the 14th Texas Greenhouse Vegetable Conference at Texas A&M. He noted SBA loans can cover up to 90 percent with banks, and sometimes 100 percent after two lender rejections. Jack Hardie of San Antonio discussed greenhouse design, noting north south orientation, cooling pads on the south, fans on the north, frequent air changes, and durable permanent construction. About 250 attendees attended, with sponsors Texas Greenhouse Growers Council, Texas Agricultural Extension Service, and A&M Horticultural Sciences.
The GMH Purchasing Department reorganized space after a major building program total space loss. A new employee aids the Purchasing Director by freeing time for sales representatives and maintaining a steady flow of hospital supplies. Chuck Rolph is the Purchasing Agent. The piece also notes the buckeye nickname for Ohio and defines the petasos.
A sermon from Galatians 1 6 9 is preached at the Quitman Street Church of Christ in Gladewater Texas. The brief notice highlights scriptural focus and location for Sunday service.
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