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Newspaper
Mainland Extra
Location
Galveston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1988
Page
5
Pat Watson hosted a midweek wine and cheese gathering featuring baked brie with salami and spinach, chicken balls, frapes, and cheese as summer days begin. Sue Peace and Olivia Selman prepared for workshops, while Deanne Weatherall helped clean the high school office. Joan Griffin tends to family matters as summer unfolds.
A round up of local tales features Joan starting Bouquets Florist shifts after a Houston design course, and her stolen car found and being refurbished. Warren returns from Europe and pursues history and social science teaching. Glennis Godard tours American heritage sites and notes her red glasses. Frances Reeves visits as family arrivals stir TC. Dede Kerr plans to move Dallas with Carrie's March birth, while Steffie Johnson preps a Chicago move and Cathy enjoys a beach aerobics event. Hazel Mosley updates on sponge-pad painting, Bernice House anticipates bridge, Claudia Buster glows nautical, Jorja McConnel recovers from graduation rush, and Phyllis Parker prepares for a Garland principal post, leaving Roosevelt-Wilson.
Texas A&M agricultural engineer warns chain saws are highly dangerous and urges operators to study manuals and follow procedures. He cites 23,000 annual ER visits and explains kickback risks, control loss, and improper filing or maintenance as common causes.
Friendswood prepares for its 93rd annual July Fourth celebration under the theme An Old Fashioned Fourth. City officials outline a full day of events from a morning breakfast and parade to three Stevenson Park stages, crafts, rides, a barbecue at noon, and a 9 p.m. fireworks show at Friendswood High School. Parade, booth entry, and parking details plus contact numbers are included.
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