Marine painting exhibit by Al J. Alexander in Odessa
Marine artist Al J. Alexander of Laguna Hills Calif will showcase marine oil works at Permian Mall March 22 to March 27. A painting demonstration runs Thursday and Friday 3 to 5 p.m. Each painting reflects his sailing and fishing background from Chesapeake to Nova Scotia and Newfoundland. Alexander is a member of the National Museum and Gallery Association in Washington DC and his works are in private collections. The Odessa show features Marine paintings from around the world and the public is invited.
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al J. Alexander
Laguna Hills
Calif
Permian Mall
National Museum and Gallery Association
Washington, D.C
Odessa
Attitudes Toward Stealing Among Today’s Kids
Julie Hatfield surveys a shifting view of theft among youth from grade school to teens. The piece cites family collapse, drugs, and cultural shifts as drivers, with educators and clergy offering varied theories from Watergate to economic stress.
At Twit's end By Erma Bombeck
A Bombeck column recalls watching The Snows of Kilimanjaro and crafting imagined scenes from its quiet and then explicit moments. She critiques 1980s TV culture, violence and sex on screen, and worries about children losing imagination while questioning prime time excess.
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Erma Bombeck
Ava
Gregory
Tulsa businessman to speak at Odessa Knife and Fork meeting
Don Reynolds Jr a Tulsa based real estate investment and management executive will be guest speaker at 7 30 p m March 23 at Odessa Country Club The past jet pilot disc jockey petroleum and broadcasting veteran is known nationwide for helping people see their foibles His talk titled A Marvelous Mixture of Mirth Magic and Message covers his attempts to become someone else and his humorous failures
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Don Reynolds, Jr
Tulsa, Okla
Odessa Knife and Fork
Odessa Country Club
Reynolds
Creative Writers meet Feb 18 at Ector Library
Odessa event reports Creative Writers gathering at the Ector County Library on February 18 presided by Dorothea Evans. Dorothea announced the publication of a poetry collection Under the Sheltering Oaks by Mrs. Mabel Kayler, who also wrote As The Prism Swings in 1969 and has won numerous national and state awards.
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Odessa
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Boston Globe
Robert Delulio
Newton
Mass.) North High School
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American Seed Company
Midwest
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David Hoffer
Margie Berkowitz
Camp
Yavneh
Northwood
N. H
Church Women United of
Asbury United Methodist Church
Hubert Cross
Church Women United
Texas
E. V. Dorr
Atlanta
Gregory Peck
Susan
Tulsa
Creative Writers
Library
Leach
Slider & Hembree Optometrists
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Court Yard
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Reed
42Nd & Dixie
Laskey
Grandview
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