25 Mar 1976
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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1976
Page
1
Gladewater Municipal Hospital board members meet Thursday night to discuss a building committee report and equipment purchase for the obstetrics suite. Remodeling nears completion with six beds a nursery a labor room and two delivery rooms all maternity patients to be housed in one area for the first time.
A political meeting is planned for 7 30 p m Tuesday March 30 inviting Gregg County Commissioner Pet 3 candidates to discuss issues and future work Voters in Liberty City hosted a similar panel last week with about 80 attendees candidates include incumbent Hugh Camp Jimmie Muckleroy and Travis Byrd.
Med-Plaza unveils the Jones Office Building at 302 A W Upshur with a 10 am Thursday ribbon cutting. Developer Joe Jones says the 3,500 square foot facility, the plaza’s third expansion stage, features six offices, beige brick exterior, a cedar shake mansard roof, and smoked glass for energy efficiency and privacy.
Mayor O G Johnston learned the city water system earned recognition as an approved safe supply after a sanitary survey by Texas Department of Health Resources officials J M Lockridge and Roy Perryman. The survey covered production storage and distribution facilities and found the system well maintained and operated.
Grace Sanoy 71 a native of Russia residing in Gladewater for 40 years died Wednesday morning in a local nursing home after a long illness. Funeral services Friday 10 a.m. Malcolm Stone Funeral Chapel with Rabbi Hamburger officiating. Burial Kilgore City Cemetery. Survivors include husband Sam Sanov a son Seymour a daughter Mrs Lorraine Felsen a sister Mrs Rose Sallo five grandchildren.
Ms. Gaylon Lee announces readiness to submit plans for a 20 unit apartment complex reserved for seniors if sufficient interest is shown. She seeks 40 names of interested seniors and will base eligibility on income. Survey forms available at Ellen Bauman Senior Center or at City Hall tax office.
The Gladewater housing coordinator Ms Gaylon Lee announces new office hours for FHA VA or FMHA loan information offering after hours access Mondays through Fridays 8 am to 5 pm with Tuesday extended to 6 pm to 8 pm Thursday 8 am to 2 pm Kiwanis hosts GHS graduate Richard Jones March 30 at Cleos 6 30 am Guests welcome dog for giveaway 845 769 Sixteen year old Clay Wakeland catches 19 pound Sabine River catfish Big Sandy Boosters meet April 5 6 30 pm Union Grove western talent show begins 7 pm East Texas performers expected
Gladewater lake board sponsors an April 12 screening of a snake bite management film for all children and youths. Joe Toole of the Marshall office and Leroy Williamson of the Tyler office will present the film at 7 p.m. in the high school auditorium with free admission and public invitation.
Gregg County supporters of Ronald Reagan's bid for the Republican nomination charge NBC CBS and ABC reporters with distorting coverage. They claim networks seek Reagan's withdrawal to clear the field for Ford or others and note Reagan's NC primary upset as evidence.
A hardworking baker serves a growing clientele in In, baking a cake for guests and producing about 75 dozen donuts, a couple of dozen pies, thousands of cookies and other pastries daily. He stays on the move roughly 18 hours each day.
Billy Kitchens runs Kitchen's Bakery at 709 Upshur eight weeks old, taking orders from birthdays and weddings. A Navy veteran and native Mississippian raised in Cleburne, he bakes from midnight to 6 pm daily with no mixes, decorating with about 30 icing tips to craft roses and other designs for loyal customers and a growing business.
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