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Gladewater Mirror

Location

Gladewater, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1977

Page

9

Outdoor education seminar planned for Northeast Texas teachers

Upshur Gregg Soil Conservation District schedules a two day teacher training workshop on August 4 and 5 at Wilkes Lodge Avinger to supplement indoor studies with outdoor classroom ideas. Six Upshur County and six Gregg County teachers may attend at no cost with district sponsorship.

Upshur-Gregg Soil Conservation District Upshur- Gregg Soil Conservation District Texas Region VIII Service Center Region VII Service Center Wilkes Lodge Avinger Upshur County Gregg County Upshur-Gregg Soil Conservation Office

East Texas artists elect officers and raise dues at Tyler meeting

Gladeite named to office East Texas Fine Arts Association re elected Jane Pierce of Longview president and Barbara Williams of Gladewater secretary treasurer at a Tyler dinner. Ann Skaggs of Tyler was elected vice president and program chairman with David L. Williams and Ann Miller assisting. Dr. G B Williams of Tyler is regional director. The meeting at Wyatt's Cafeteria included a watercolor demonstration. Dues rise to 9 dollars, students 6, with most funds going to Texas Fine Arts Association headquartered in Laguna Gloria. Members may join by mailing to 1104 Hampton Gladewater. Fire department responses covered grass fires near Gay Avenue school and Pyeatt Drive, plus a bus fire reported but found extinguished. Three missing persons reported later located downstream on Highway 271. 1974 building-fire losses cited by Insurance Information Institute show residential fires over 70 percent of 1.27 million fires and 34 percent of 3.26 billion dollars.

East Texas Fine Arts Association Jane Pierce Longview Barbara Williams Gladewater Tyler Ann Skaggs David L. Williams Ann Miller G. B. Williams Wyatt S. Beckham Texas Fine Arts Association Laguna Gloria Museum Austin ETFAA TFAA East Texas Hampton Gay Avenue Highway 80 Glade Creek Bridge New Hope Baptist Church Caney Creek Highway 271 Pyeatt Drive River Bridge

Hospital admissions and births at Hart Clinic and Hart Hospital

Multiple admissions and discharges listed from Hart Clinic Hospital and Hart Hospital, including new births. IT'S A GIRL announcements note Jaime Rhae Hodges born at 5 01 p.m. weighing 7 4, and Angelia Marie Sanders born at 3 40 p.m. weighing 7 5 at Hart Clinic Hospital. Grandparents and related family named.

Walter Bircher Norris Dobbins Sandra Potter Willie Frances Whitlock Larry Darnell Thompson Coy Hawley T. W. Gipson Richard Patterson Richard Keith Hodges Jaime Rhae Hart Hospital Melissa Ray Walls A. G. Hodges City E. W. Crain Longview J. H. Lowe Roy Lee Sanders Hart Clinic Hospital Angelia Marie

GHS Students Pick Favorite Celebrities in Bear Facts Poll

Gladewater High School students name Farrah Fawcett Majors John Wayne Lee Majors Jimmy Carter and others as top picks in a Bear Facts survey. The piece also notes a dulcimer as a two to three octave string instrument struck with hammers.

Gladewater Bear Facts Farrah Fawcett Danny Walton James Mills Kerry King Terry Wilkins Gary Bradshaw Jon Ericson Jimmy Jones Craig Sorrell John Wayne Duke Bubba McPhearson Terry Martin Leslie Blount Judy Mauldin Frances Puckett Cleo Hosak Jay Finley James Cureton GHS Lee Majors Caroline Price Stephanie Sweeney Cathy Gibbons Virginia Landers Jimmy Carter

Longtime Starkweather Barber Doubles Haircut Price to One Dollar

In Starkweather North Dakota Martin Skrede 81 has raised his haircut price to one dollar after 64 years of barbering arriving in 1913 from Norway at age 17. He once charged 50 cents for a haircut and 25 cents for a shave adjusting through the Depression to 25 cents in the 1930s. He restored six bit full service in the 1940s and held it for decades. He no longer offers shaves. During World War II Skrede gave free haircuts and shaves to about 60 soldiers and his wife May helped with weekly laundry at no charge. He recalls barbershops as social hubs in small towns. The piece also notes the wild hyacinth origin.

Starkweather N.D Sign of the Times Martin Skrede Skrede Skreder Norway May

Army Reserve pays for skill training and part time work

If you qualify the Army Reserve will pay you to learn a skill and give you a good part time job. Call your local Reserve center listed under U.S. Government in the white pages. Part of what you earn is pride.

Army Reserve U.S

Patience Pays as Wisconsin Day Care Chief Considers Step Down

Ethel Rucks, 77, director of the Independent Day Care Center for the Mentally Retarded in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, contemplates resignation after more than a decade. She credits patience and understanding for guiding her from school aide to director, with former students now among the center’s current attendees.

Ethel Rucks Fond du Lac Wisconsin

Rucks Considers New Path After Day Care Role

Mrs. Ethel Bucks, director, discusses leaving her job to work with older people amid community support for day care funding. The piece notes aging program news from Chicago and Washington and a Maryland aging study led by Margaret Gatz aiming to model national elder care strategies.

Ethel Bucks University of Maryland Margaret Gatz Prince George's County

Texas Guard seeks recruits in multiple Texas cities

The Texas Army National Guard seeks qualified men and women to fill vacancies in Terrell Greenville Bonham Mount Pleasant Honey Grove Sulphur Springs Tyler Kilgore Atlanta and Texarkana. Lt. Col. Charles Wilson says units aim for over 100 percent manning during Operation Lone Star, with many Third Battalion units nearing that goal despite local manning troubles. The Guard offers training pay post exchanges low-cost insurance scholarships VA home benefits and monthly drills plus a two week summer training at Fort Hood. For information contact local armories.

Terrell Texas Army National Guard Greenville Bonham Mount Pleasant Honey Grove Sulphur Springs Tyler Kilgore Atlanta Texarkana Charles Wilson National Guard Fort Hood Killeen

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