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Port Lavaca Wave

Location

Port Lavaca, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1975

Page

3

Gingham Green Sets Sept 4 Meeting for Officers

Gingham Green service group aiding Gulf Coast Nursing Home will meet September 4 at 9 30 a m in First State Bank to elect officers and review a business report. The volunteer club, formed in April, supports residents through visits and services. Mrs Gus Farmer invites adults of all ages, notes a piano donation drive, and asks interested people to contact her.

Gingham Green Gulf Coast Nursing Home First State Bank Gus

Nutritious snacks aid preschoolers in preventing tooth decay

College Station readers learn from Mrs. Mary Sweeten of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service that nutritious snacks help preschoolers avoid decay. Fans of celery with carrot curls and radish roses entice appetite while fruits provide quick energy. proteins such as meat or cheese support hunger without increasing decay risk.

College Station Mary Sweeten Texas Agricultural Extension Service of Texas A&m System

Ice Cream Social Set By Eastern Star Chapter

The Eastern Star Chapter hosts an ice cream party for members and families at 7 30 Thursday in the Masonic Hall. The event honors founder Robert Morris and follows the group’s usual social schedule.

Eastern Star Chapter Masonic Hall Robert Morris

Olivia couple honored with surprise housewarming

Mr and Mrs Donald DeBord of Olivia were surprised at their new home after church. Friends and family gathered Sunday to give gifts while ladies of the Olivia Church of Christ served punch and sandwiches.

Donald DeBord Olivia Olivia Church of Christ Wayne DeDear Pat Nelson M.F. Greenawalt Roy N. Cemith

Calhoun Schools Menu Plans Wednesday Lunch

Calhoun High Elementary and Junior High lunch menus show fried steak with gravy creamed potatoes lettuce and tomato salad Jello with whipped topping buttered hot rolls and milk for Wednesday.

Personal notices from Commanche and nearby towns

Mrs. Jessie Reese of Commanche Texas weekend guest of daughter and son in law Mrs Don Cunningham. Cunningham’s son Scot of Waco visited. Dale Ward left for Lubbock to enroll as freshman at Texas Tech. Bill Hawthorne new biologist at Aransas National Wildlife Refuge home in Port Lavaca from Tishomingo Oklahoma. Mrs D J Lenertz returned home after visiting Houston Granger Austin and Austin area relatives. Danny Shieldes of Houston weekend guest of her parents Ted Mumme. Mrs Shieldes bridesmaid in Schwarzing Meyer marriage. Harris family returned from vacation across New Mexico and Grand Canyon. Don Reece former Port Lavaca resident visited Brownwood. Harris son Matt enrolled as freshman at University of Texas Austin. Bill Horine son of Dr M S Horine professor at Alvin Junior College teaching physics anatomy nursing Eilogy Zoology.

Jessie Reese Commanche, Texas Don W. Cunningham Cunningham Scot Waco Dale Ward Lubbock Texas Tech Dale Charles Ward Aransas National Wildlife Refuge Bill Hawthorne Port Lavaca Tishimingo, Ok D.J. Lenertz Donna Lenertz Houston Mrs. Bartosh Granger Ross Hamilton Austin Danny Shieldes Ted Mumme Mrs. Shieldes Ben Harris Santa Fe Albuquerque Los Alamos White Sands Gallup New Mex Grand Canyon Mesa Verde Brownwood Texas Port Lavacans Don Reece Reece Harris Matt University Bill Horine M.S. Horine Alvin Junior College Alvin Ramsey

Women Learn to Do Home Repair Chores in Chicago

In Chicago AP report Lois Burdeiner leads 15 women in a Women's Liberation School handywoman class to break the habit of paying others to repair homes. Students learn tasks such as changing fuses fixing leaks unblocking drains wiring and replacing tools parts. The program aims to build confidence and independence by teaching practical home maintenance.

Chicago Lois Burdeiner Women's Liberation School Kevin

Chicken A La King and Chicken Casserole Recipes

Two dishes with chicken, mushrooms, peppers and dairy. Chicken A La King uses cream, pimento, almonds and eggs. bake and serve in patty shells or toast. Chicken Casserole bakes chicken with butter, lemon, sherry, sour cream, mushrooms, paprika and garlic salt, yields 12 servings.

Welcome Home Party For Coast Guard Graduate Jerry Boyle

Mr and Mrs Louis Arthur hosted a welcome home buffet at Rick’s Cafe on Indianola Beach for their son Jerry J Boyle returning from Coast Guard basic training Fifty guests attended Jerry a May 1975 Calhoun High School graduate will depart September 4 for an assignment in Michigan City Indiana

Louis Arthur Jerry J. Boyle Coast Guard Rick Indianola Beach Jerry Calhoun High School Michigan City Indiana

Wharton JC Opens Fall Term with Registration and Games

Wharton County Junior College starts fall term with Thursday classes and late registration. Sophomores registered Monday at 8:30 a.m., Freshmen at 1 p.m. Freshmen orientation occurred yesterday. Labor Day gives a school holiday, with a Meet Pioneers Dinner at 7 p.m. Tuesday. First football game is Sept 6 at home against Kilgore JC. ACT residual tests set for Sept 13 at 8 a.m. in the Peace Building, cost seven dollars.

Wharton Wharton County Junior College Kilgore Junior College Peace Building

Junior Service League Sets August School Testing Dates

At a 1 p.m. meeting in First State Bank Town Hall the Junior Service League established the Kindergarten Testing Program dates for Aug 27 28 and 29 at Harrison Roosevelt Jackson and Point Comfort Elementary Schools. Mrs. Stanley Mikula leads teacher assistants. Mrs. Charles Ward reported 20 cases of Peanut Butter delivered to Harrison Roosevelt Jackson Point Comfort and Seadrift elementary schools. A Gulf Coast Nursing Home residents picnic is planned for Sept 16 at 10 a.m. at Mrs. Tom Gibson’s home. New Board members are Mrs. David Gann SAY Chairman and Mrs. David McGrath.

Junior Service League First State Bank Harrison, Roosevelt, Jackson Point Comfort Stanley Mikula Charles Ward Seadrift Gulf Coast Nursing Home Tom Gibson David Gann Say David McGrath

The Psychology of Giving Small Quality Gifts

The text argues high quality small gifts convey thought and care to both giver and recipient. It compares entertaining guests to gift giving and emphasizes selecting the finest item, such as a silk scarf or a truly good cup of coffee. It endorses the filter method for making excellent coffee as a simple, reliable approach.

From bondage to bondage to complacency in civilization

A reader cites a 200 year cycle of civilizations from bondage to spiritual faith to complacency then apathy and dependence, noting the U S approaching stage nine. Also included are Ann Landers columns on family trouble and a narcolepsy suspicion, with practical advice and a request for continuation via mail.

Ann Landers United States P.O Elgin Ill Field Enterprises, Inc

J J Boyd Turns 93 Amid Birthday Card From President

J J Boyd celebrated his 93rd birthday on August 16 at Gulf Coast Nursing Home where he lives. He displayed a letter from President Gerald R Ford and recalled a long life in Pike County Mississippi and Texas with farming, a filling station, and a small store. His family includes eight children, 23 grandchildren, 34 great grandchildren, and 16 great great grandchildren. 103 descendants gathered for a Union Carbide Club House reunion this year.

J.J. Boyd Gulf Coast Nursing Home Gerald R. Ford Boyd Pike County Miss Texas Gonzales Annie Williams Yoakum Calhoun County Funeral Home Mr. Boyd Union Carbide Club

Not so scary art at Chicago museum exhibit

The Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago hosts Not so scary art, a May 3 to June 22 exhibit of large works by contemporary artists aimed to evoke fear. Critics say the pieces feel detached and unsettling rather than frightening, with Edward Kienholz’s History as a Planter noted as the most effective, while Hans Bellmer’s late surrealist works provoke deeper psychological unease.

Chicago Museum of Contemporary Art Edward Kienholz Kienholz Wander Sabetbe Nancy Grossman

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Clifton Gruetzmacher Don Cunningham Ben Harriss Richard Barton Leo Westerholm David Coffee Marlow Brothers Calhoun Wharton Registration Buddy Nora J.E. Boyd Archie Boyd Lavert Boyd Obregon Mexico C.E. Boyd Devine Cody Boyd Dorothy Black Hochheim McComb, Miss Bruce Conner Peter Gutkin Bruce Nauman Dennis Oppenheim Paul Thek Andy Warhol Hans Bellmer Beilmer Grandpa Grandma Mom Tamese Shugart Syeetee Frss Virginia
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