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^tW1Qe«uiW. M. IngwersenI. M. IifwerseoWill Be HonoredW. M. Ingwersen will be honored for his 30-year service record at Gulf States Utilities Company's 20th annual service club dinner meeting at 7:30 p.m. on May 9 at the Port Arthur Country Club, it was announced today by A. C. H a n d I e y, Jr., superintendent of the company's Nederland district.Mr. Ingwersen is residential sales representative in the Nederland district. He will receive his service award emblem from Roy S. Nelson, chairman of the board and president of the company.The award dinners are held annually to honor employees who have completed 10 or more years of service with the company. Nearly half of the approximately 2, 800 employees have 10 or more years service with the company and over 20 per cent have more than 20 years service. Awards will be made to 175 employees for 10 or more years of service at this year's dinners. Of this number, 78 have been with the company for 20 or more years.FOR WEEK OF MAY 9-13, 1960Monday, May 9, Barbecued Sausage Links, Potato Salad, Buttered English Peas, Pear with Cheese, Bread, Cherry Cobbler, Milk.Tuesday, May 10, Hamburgers, Potato Chips, Pinto Beans, lettuce, Tomatoes, Onions, Pickles, Pineapple Upside-Down Cake, Milk.Wednesday, May 11, Braised Veal Tips, Rice, Seasoned Greens, Applesauce, Bread or Cornbread, Banana Pudding, Milk.Thursday, May 12, Spaghetti and Meat, Green Beans, Cabbage Slaw, Pineapple Slice, Hot Buttered Rolls, Cake with Chocolate Icing, Milk.Friday, May 13, Baked Fish with Tartar Sauce, Shoestring Potatoes, Pickled Beets, Tossed Green Salad, Bread, Peanut Butter Cookies, Milk.REGULAR MEETING OF THE ST. CHARLES MOTHERS'CLUB MAY 11The St. Charles Mothers' Club will hold its re gul a r monthly meeting at 7:30 p.m.Wednesday, May 11, in the school cafeteria. This will be the last meeting of the current school year and the meetings will resume in August.Mrs. E. H. Loflin states that all mothers of parochial school childreo should make an effort to attend as all old business must be taken care of at this meeting and the cooperation of all is needed.SWIM PROGRAM FOR SUMMER TO HAVE REGISTRATION MAY 27Those who wish to participate in the summer swim program to be offered at Nederland High School are asked to register at 9:30 a.m., Friday, May 27, at the high school pool, Jack A. Me Gaffey, instructor, said today.The fee will be $2 . 00' per person for the course and recreational swimming will cost 20$ per person for each swim period.Free Instructions DailyLEAGUE OPEN BOWLING!DI«|7J/A/E MTry the Fine Food In Our Ram's Horn RestaurantTHUNDERBOWL LANESBoard StudieN. of NederUnd on Hwy. 347 Phone RA 2-3436The board of trustees NISD Monday night studic tensively three plans for t« increments and a proposed scale for administrative p nel, postponing action on be til Monday, May 9, the r date for a meeting of the b The increments, as pre by Superintendent Orland J land and Assistant Superinti for Instruction Cl a u d e ( were drawn up with the i attracting the better teac the school district, kee{ mind the fact that Nede financial ability' is not a as that of some area slt; Three plans for increment presented w i t h only one been carried out to the where an approximate cost djstnc^ouLHj^^iven^^TAnnMARY CTHURSDAFR
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Nederland Midcounty Review
Nederland, Texas, US
Thu, May 05, 1960
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