TOPS Club No 903 Meets in Point Comfort Hall
The TOPS Club No 903 met at 7:30 p.m. in Point Comfort City Hall with seven members. Weighed results show a total loss of 7.5 pounds and a gain of 1.5 pounds for the week. Mrs Cooper lost the most weight. Mrs Janak named Queen for July. Exercise now tied to a formal record. visitors welcome Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m.
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Tops Club No. 903
Point Comfort City Hall
Clayton
Edna) Cooper
Eugene
Josephine) Janak
New program for retired citizens at Texas A&I Kingsville
Texas A&I University in Kingsville launches a senior education program in September through the Center for Continuing Education. On campus housing in Lewis Hall will be offered to those taking at least two courses, with meals provided. Admission is open by various standards, and options include four to twelve week formats plus a semester. Costs may be under 200 dollars monthly, with lodging, meals, tuition, and fees included.
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Kingsville
Texas A&i University
Center For Continuing Education
Lewis Hall
Jerry Bogener
Lemons serve dual role as flavor and decor
College Station story from Texas A&M specialist Gwendolyne Clyatt explains lemon halves as containers for sauces and jellies and how to store them. Tips include freezing halves, twisting peel in hot tea for aroma, and grating peel to garnish desserts and salads. A lemon sugar from four teaspoons peel and a half cup sugar is suggested. ST. LOUIS AP mentions an EEO commission case about a St. Louis player.
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College Station
Gwendolyne Clyatt
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m
Personal notices from Camp Trail to Granger visitations
Mr and Mrs C J Mowen visited their daughter Diane at Camp Trail near Hunt where she serves as a counselor. Mrs D L Lenertz and sister Mrs E C Tustejovsky of Taft Texas spent days in Granger with her parents, Mrs and Mrs Ed Bartosh, whose mother marked her 93rd birthday. Leroy Braden and daughters Robbie and Kim return from a vacation to New Orleans visiting former Port Lavaca residents Charles and Mrs Harris and travel to Disneyworld Cypress Gardens St Augustine and Marineland in Florida before returning home.
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Diane
Camp Trail
Hunt
D.L. Lenertz
E.C. Tustejovsky
Taft
Texas
Granger
Ed Bartosh
Bartosh
Leroy Braden
Robbie
Kim
New Orleans
Port Lavacans
Charles Harris
Orlando
Dessert and Salad Jello Port and Grapefruit Creations
A collection of fruit salads and gelatin desserts including a Port Salad with cherries and whipped cream, a two layer Grapefruit Salad with cream cheese filling, and a Cheese and Fruit Salad with pineapple cherries pear peaches grated cheese and fruit juice. Serves 35 to 40 in the cheese dish.
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Philadelphia
New faces at Texas Folklife Festival in San Antonio
The fourth annual Texas Folklife Festival runs August 7 to 10 in San Antonio with fifty selected artists and craftspeople. New participants include reptile taxidermy by Robert Lee Herndon and lye soap by Doris Riedel, plus demonstrations in coon processing paper and other crafts. The festival features seven stages, foods from 24 nations, and many games and contests for visitors to enjoy or join. Included are Susie Melissa Cherry silversmith Edward Huff and Gene Murray, among others, with performances and interactive activities by a varied roster across Texan traditions.
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San Antonio
Utsa Institute of Texas Cultures
Robert Lee Herndon
Aransas Pass
Doris Riedel
Austin
Max Deike
Herrville
Richard A. Clifford
Fort Worth
Susie Melissa Cherry
Dallas
Edward Huff
Gene Murray
Houston
Richard C. Cook
Fredericksburg
Jeannie McMordie
Joe McMordie
Whittlin
Alice M. Allen
Fritch
Rebecca Munro
Weavers
Lee Rose
Betty Smith
Lancaster
Cynthia Schwab North
Baker's
Lonita Straus
Melvin
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Lake George Opera Festival to Feature Five Operas
Lake George Opera Festi val opens with La Perichole on July 17 and runs through August with Puccini Ma dame Butterfly Mozart Magic Flute Verdi Falstaff and Stravinsky The Rake s Progress all sung in English Some matinees planned Single tickets and subscriptions available with reduced prices for children students and seniors Last summer 22 of 30 performances sold out.
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Glen Falls
N.Y
Lake George
Offenbach
Stravinsky
Opera Festival
Silicone injections and letters to Ann Landers
A letter to Ann Landers discusses silicone breast injections and legality, with replies noting injections are illegal and potential trouble for providers. The column also covers a Braille edition fundraiser and a reader question about homosexuality, drugs, and a promotional booklet offer.
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Ann Landers
Enzyme test offers faster heart attack insight
At the Oregon Heart Assn session Dr Burton E Sobel of Barnes and Wohl hospitals St Louis described a new blood enzyme test that identifies heart muscle damage in heart attacks. He noted the method is faster than earlier tests and fed into a computer to predict the eventual size of the attack.
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Portland
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Oregon Heart Assn
Burton E. Sobel
Barnes and Wohl Hospitals
St. Louis
School Scanners Aid Against Vandalism in Holbrook
In Holbrook New York AP reports on electronic watchdogs with long range vision and sensitive ears that could deter vandalism plaguing many schools nationwide. The system captures activity from a distance and notifies authorities, promising improved campus safety and reduced property damage.
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Holbrook
N.Y
Canning lid shortage pushes home freezers into use
With a nationwide canning lid shortage consumers turn to freezing as an alternative. The USDA offers packing tips for fruits and vegetables, including sugar and syrup methods, blanching, and proper sealing. Authorities note a US production of 1.6 billion replacement lids and an FTC probe into distribution issues.
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Federal Trade Commission
Agricultural Research Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Children respond to literature in early grades
Urbana Illinois AP professor Alan Purves of the University of Illinois says elementary teachers should recognize and encourage students' responses to literature to grow a more articulate generation. He notes from research with seven researchers that third to 12th graders start with factual comments, then identify with characters, feel language emotion by fifth grade, and later seek hidden meanings.
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Urbana, Ill
Alan Purves
University of Illinois
Seadrift Home Demonstration Club Installs New Officers
Seadrift Home Demonstration Club installed new officers led by Mrs. Bobby Key. Officers include Mrs. Walter Wooldridge president, Mrs. W. Law vice president, Mrs. A J Sinker Jr secretary, Mrs. Allen Madden treasurer, and Mrs. O G Holder Jr council delegate. Ten members answered roll call with visitors Mr. Raymond Buchanan and daughters Anita and Lina. Next meeting August 14 at 10:00 a.m. at First United Methodist Church features a tissue box covers program by Mrs. W F Law and a covered dish luncheon. Mr. Reese of Central Power and Light will show three films. Door prize won by Mrs. Raymond Buchanan. club prize by Mrs. Gilbert Jones.
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Home Demonstration Club
Seadrift
Bobby Key
Walter Wooldridge
W. Law
A.J. Sinker
Allen Madden
0.G. Holder, Jr
Gilbert Jones
Sidney Bonneau
Raymond Buchanan
Anita
Lina
Kenneth Evans
W.F. Law
First United Methodist Church
Reese
Central Power and Light Company
Fiesta de Santa Fe rules curb food booths
In Santa Fe the Fiesta de Santa Fe faces new limits on Plaza food booths after 262 years of celebration. The City Council was informed by District EIA officer Joe Harris that booths must be upgraded to meet sanitation and food facility standards set by the New Mexico Environmental Improvement Agency before Labor Day weekend festivities.
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Santa FE
N.M
Santa Fe Plaza
New Mexico
Solar heating to grow across nation in decade and a half
Studies for the National Science Foundation forecast solar heating and cooling systems becoming competitive in most regions of the United States within 10 to 15 years. The research projects fuel savings will rise gradually to about 50 million barrels of oil saved per year by 1990.
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San Francisco
National Science Foundation
Check to see depth of water
CHICAGO AP A University of Chicago surgeon warns diving into shallow water can break the neck and cause irreversible spinal injuries. He cites about 100000 Americans paralyzed or semiparalyzed from neck injuries and urges proper first aid and keeping the body aligned when moving a victim. breaks in technique can worsen harm.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Donald Pearson
Pearson
Mrs Ford schedules island hopping with leaders wives in Helsinki
First Lady Betty Ford resumes a full diary at the European Security Conference in Helsinki. She tours Scarasaari Island open air museum with a folk music program, views the Sibelius Monument, then sails to Suomenlinna Fortress Island for a fashion show and lunch hosted by the Finnish foreign minister's wife. She plans a government reception in the evening.
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Helsinki
Finland
Betty Ford
Suomenlinna
E. S. Annikki Mattila
Ford
Poland
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