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Port Lavaca Wave

Location

Port Lavaca, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1975

Page

3

Wave Adds Staff In Advertising and Society Desk

The Wave expands its display advertising department and adds Mrs Tommye Johnson as Wave Society Editor. She has 12 years in Port Lavaca with husband Syd of Seadrift Pipeline. Laurel May joins display advertising after six weeks in classifieds. both join existing staff including Charlotte Tynge. Richard Grollinger arrives from Tinley Park Star Tribune as news reporter.

Wave Tommye Johnson Mary Rothband Wave Society Johnson Port Lavaca Syd Seadrift Pipeline Union Carbide SMU University of Houston Victoria College Society Hayes Electric Service Mrs May Charlotte Tynge Tinley Park Houston

Auxiliary Decides on Donations and Christmas Plans

The Ladies Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 4403 pledges $2 per member, totaling $7H2 by May 31 1975, to Cancer Aid and Research. The post gave $25 to Point Comfort Volunteer Fire Department and $20 to the Calhoun County Boys' Club. A children's Christmas party is set for Dec 14 with additional parties planned at First State Bank Dec 19 and King Fisher Marine Dec 2. A bake sale at Viking Mall precedes Howard Lewis's $5 attendance prize. Next post meeting is Nov 18.

Ladies Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 4403 Post Point Comfort Calhoun County Boys’ Club First State Bank King Fisher Marine Viking Mall Howard Lewis

Rainbow Girls Banquet Slated

The Mystic Banquet for all Masters of the Grand Cross of Color honors the founding of the Rainbow for Girls. It will be held November 12 at 6 pm at the home of Mr. John Meitzen. Port Lavaca Grand Cross Masters are asked to call Mrs Meitzen for information.

Rag curls and handy home hacks from readers

A column of practical tips from readers includes using a dust sweeping tool in cars and windows, making rag curls with grandmothers’ hints, and a tape-thimble trick for arthritic sewers to keep a thimble on. Also mentions “Never Give Up” and long-time favorite Jolan West.

Heloise O.K Heloise

Puppeteers Present Coco's Magic Wings at Library

The Jackson Puppeteers stage Coco's Magic Wings at 8 am and 4 pm at Calhoun County Library to promote Children's Book Week. Sponsored by First National Bank, the show follows Coco Coon who longs to fly like his animal friends and pursues flight.

Jackson Calhoun County First National Bank Coco Coco Coon

Ann Landers letters spark debate on bachelor fate and menopause

A reader challenges Ann Landers on statistics about marriage and crime, prompting replies on bachelor life, illness, and economic angles. The column also touches on male menopause, hot flashes, and urges readers to seek medical advice, with promotions for a new Ann Landers booklet.

Ann Landers Elgin

Ginseng Hunt in Appalachia Feeds a Trade

In Princeton West Virginia a fall ginseng hunt unfolds as hunters seek five leafed berries to stock market demand. A major dealer, S D Fuller, reports roots selling for four dollars a pound with wild stocks prized for their character. Chinese buyers, including agents visiting from New York, seek the roots for traditional medicine and markets in Hong Kong.

Princeton W Va Appalachia Sayd S D Fuller Fuller Fuller Sang North Carolina New York Hong Kong Puller

Double Shower Honors For Two Local Brides

Mrs Marcus Pfeifer formerly Pam Wagner and Michelle Pfeifer bride elect of Mark Clark share a double miscellaneous shower at Mrs A L Clark home. Burgundy and pink decor complimented gifts of dishes and stainless ware to Mrs Pfeifer and pots and pans to Mrs Pfeifer. Guests from Victoria Norheim Edna attended. Dozens of hostesses listed.

Marcus Pfeifer Pam Wagner Michelle Pfeifer Mark Clark A L. Clark

Baby shower held for Mrs Joe McGrath

A baby shower for Mrs Joe McGrath was hosted at her mother’s home. Guests included Mrs Reid McCarty and Mrs David McGrath the mother in law and Mrs Bill McGrath sister in law. Corsages highchair and hostess gifts were given. Games prizes and a cake and punch table with a green yellow stork centerpiece were described. About 20 guests attended hosted by Rhonda Braun Lana McClurkan Cathy Neill Danne Rawlings and Debbie Wallace.

Joe McGrath Reid McCarty David McGrath Bill McGrath Rhonda Braun Lana McClurkan Cathy Neill Danne Rawlings Debbie Wallace

Point Comfort PTA Bicentennial Meeting Highlights

Point Comfort students displayed bicentennial flags at the PTA meeting. Mrs George Dykes accepted the attendance banner for highest parent turnout. Door prize went to Mrs Richard Miller donated by Mrs Bevis Abshire. Delegates named to state convention in Houston. Bake sale planned by library for November 2 at 8 am. Ethnic desserts served and recipes sold to raise funds.

Point Comfort Parent- Teacher Association George Dykes Richard Miller Bevis Abshire John DeBault Bobby King Houston PTA Mrs. DeBault

School Lunch Menu Friday Lines Up Tuna Casserole

Friday school lunch offers tuna and noodle casserole with English peas carrot and celery sticks and buttered hot rolls for students.

Gas energy shines in home heating and cooking

This article argues gas is a more efficient fuel for home use than electricity. It notes natural gas directly powers central heating, water heating, cooking and clothes drying with less energy than electric equivalents. It cites examples: heating seven gallons of water per unit of gas and heating 27 homes per unit for electricity. Houston Natural promotes using gas for big home jobs to save energy.

Houston Natural

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NEW Society Mary Roth Band Richard Grollinger Grollinger Tinley Park Star Tribune Northern Illinois University Laurel Rainbow Girls Mr. FL. Niven Cracky Helone Jolan West Murs Sewing Center Mate Sam Hill Fevelyn Eee Rete Son Victoria Norheim Edna Leonard Pokluda Warren Bryan Donald Toole Hubert Hermes Otto Wenske Jr Gantran Alamia Bobby Lee Sylvia Lee Henry Bowman W. J Muenster Dillard Schooley Jack Trollinger Kenneth Wenske Willie Struka Frank Garza M. H. Leigh Eddie Witt Nolan Toole G .A. Jennings Michael Pfeifer Donna Hunt Tommy Garbe Halen Knobie Jr Opal Frazier Howard Matthias Curtis Griggs Henry Wopitka Kathy Hurst Point Pta Houston Natural Gas
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