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Port Lavaca Wave

Location

Port Lavaca, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1975

Page

3

National 4-H Week and County Fair Highlight Youth Programs

National 4-H Week runs October 5 to 11 with national headquarters at the US Department of Agriculture. State and local extension systems coordinate county programs directed by county agents and supported by volunteer leaders. The National 4-H Service Committee in Chicago and the National 4-H Foundation in Washington, DC fund private support as administrators promote youth development across urban and rural communities. The Calhoun County Fair showcases 9 clubs with 384 members and 90 leaders across 30 projects during 4-H Week.

Department of Agriculture Sateland-grand University National Calhoun County Fair

Winners named in 1975 Calhoun County Fair florals

Adult artistic winners for floral arrangements at the 1975 Calhoun County Fair were announced with multiple prizes. Names include Mrs Reg A White and Mrs Donald Skagg among others, detailing blue rosettes red ribbons and rosettes across several entrants.

Calhoun County Fair Reg. A. White Donald Skagg Lindy Forster Charles Jackson Roland Clapp Kenneth Doezal

Horticulture and Art Winners Named in Local Show

The article lists numerous winners across adult and youth divisions in artistic and horticultural competitions. Names include Edgar Stahn Millie Miller Mrs Nick Harrison Mirs Filip and many more with multiple blue red rosettes and ribbons awarded across categories.

Edgar Stahn Millie Miller Nick Harrison Mirs Filip Carroll Breywn T.c.brown Fred Jones Dale Stover James Ramsey Theron Roers Mary Edwards Joyce Smith Frank Mabry Patsy !Lay Filip Carroll Brown Ann Cannon David Holford Randy Williamson David Stock Brad Russell Shannon Gregory Judy Boyd Jimmy Boyd Lindy Howell Dana Stock Ryan Gregory Annette Hartl Dennis Hartl Lance Breeden Paul Pancio Dwayne Naiser Phil Boyd-Robertson Renee Matejacek Blendia Garcia Berry Foster

Biofeedback explained at national medical meeting

Tucson report on biofeedback as a promising method for psychosomatic illnesses. Doctors at the National Congress on Integrative Health describe patients altering bodily functions through concentration, noting high success in migraine, asthma, ulcers, and stress related disorders.

Tucson Ariz First National Congress On Integrative Green Arthur E. Gladman California Raynaud

Friday School Lunch Menu Feature

Friday offerings include fried fish with catsup, buttered potatoes, tossed green salad, pineapple, pudding, and milk.

Lutheran Women Convention Opens at Mo Ranch Near Hunt

The Unite Convention of the Texas Louisiana Lutheran Church Women begins tomorrow through the 12 at Mo Ranch near Hunt Texas. The church will send two delegates and visitors may attend. Contact Dianna Sturm at 552 5297 to attend.

Salem Lutheran Charch Unite Texas-Louisiana Lutheran Church Mo—Ranch Hunt Texas Dianna Sturm

Club Activities and Study Club Meeting Notes

Mrs Pete Elder hosted Club 17 at Shellfish Restaurant with guests including Mrs C T Boyd and Mrs J C Melcher Sr. Winners were Mrs W C Regan Mrs Dick Traylor Sr and Mrs JC M Cryer. The Wednesday Morning breakfast club met at Mrs Rae Elder's home with winners Mrs W C Mickle Mrs GE McKamey and Mrs Chrisco. The Port Lavaca Woman's Study Club program featured George Fred Rhodes on Texas Constitutional Revisions, urging careful study. Meeting at First United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall, hostesses included Mrs Ben Comiskey Jr and Mrs Byron Olhausen. Mrs Comiskey announced a garage sale for Nov 7 and Mrs Hargrove was elected secretary. The Alamo District Board meets Oct 2 in Gonzales. Next meeting Nov 4 at Mrs JE King's home.

Pete Elder C T. Boyd G.E McKamey J.C Melcher Byron Rae Elder R.A Alexander Howard Chrisco W.C. Mickle GE McKamey Chrisco Port Lavaca United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall Ben Comiskey Jr Byron Olhausen George Cole TB. Hargrove Comiskey Alamo Gonzales Texas JE King

Tacoma hospital serves hot meals with new heating system

Puget Sound Hospital in Tacoma Washington highlights its new heating system for meals. Dietician Daphne Broadhead explains the feature keeps foods hot from morning to night, addressing patient complaints about cold hospital food.

Tacoma Wash Puget Sound Hospital Daphne Broadhead

Marys Pickles Recipe Corner For Home Canners

A traditional pickle and piccalilli recipe family notes describe pickling cucumber onions peppers cabbage and tomatoes in vinegar sugar and mustard seed with turmeric celery seed and alum. Steps include soaking vegetables in brine, boiling mixtures, adding vegetables, sealing hot and curing briefly. Makes about 12 pints of pickled goods and piccalilli with paraffin sealing.

Fall lawn care tips from Texas extension on fertilization and weed control

Texas A&M turfgrass specialist Dr. Richard L. Duble advises fall fertilization with balanced 12-12-12 or 8-8-8 at one pound nitrogen per 1000 sq ft to prolong green color and aid spring recovery. Use preemergence herbicides for winter weeds and fungicides to prevent brown patch on St Augustine lawns. Remove excess clippings and leaves to reduce thatch and disease. weekly mowing plus pesticides support a better lawn next spring.

College Station Richard L. Duble Texas Agricultural Extension Service Duble St. Augustine Texas A&m University System

Ann Landers columns on money, love, and advice

A reader explains an estranged dynamic with her daughter over expensive dining and asks for a blunt boundary. Ann Landers advises gifting a home basket supper or refusing visits unless the daughter respects a simple budget. The column also covers a reader seeking closure on an affair and a critical note about personal hoarders and smoke risks.

Ann Langers Ann Gram

Radiation therapy fears overstated on thyroid cancer risk

Cleveland surgeon Dr George Crile Jr warns in Surgery Gynecology and Obstetrics that media reports overstated cancer risk from thyroid radiation treatments. He notes small doses raise risk, but most thyroid cancers after radiation occur within 10 years, with few seen after 20, and many patients treated in the 1940s and 1950s now face low risk if no lumps appear. Regular thyroid exams advised.

Chicago Cleveland George Crile Jr Crile

Meeting opens with new world view claims by experts

On the first day of the conference sponsored by the Academy of Para psychology and Medicine doctors from 3% States attended. The reports suggest viewers may see the world in a new way, signaling emerging interest in unconventional approaches.

The Academy of Parapsychology and Medicine

Vermillions and Oshmans Return from European Trip

Mr and Mrs Paul Vermillion came back from a coast trip visiting Mrs Vermillion's brothers in San Bernardino and Rialto California and Yosemite National Park. Dr and Mrs Peter Oshman also returned from an American Dental Seminar in Europe visiting London Paris and Vienna.

Paul Vermillion San Bernadino Rialto California Peter Oshman Europe London England Paris France Vienna Austria

Reno man to donate 49 acres for giant old age home

Eloy P. Chaves of Reno says he will donate 49 acres of land 40 miles north of Reno to any non profit that will build and run what he calls the largest old age home in the world. He runs the Parking Company of America and credits his wife with prompting the idea.

Reno, Nev Eloy P. Chaves Reno Chaves Parking Company of America

Stand Up and Be Counted PTA Meeting Report

The Point Comfort PTA met Tuesday with the theme Stand Up and Be Counted. Rev. Milton Litzler opened with invocation. A film Wednesday Children highlighted child abuse reporting. Mrs Mary Junek led discussion. Mrs Hick announced October as Texas Congress 66th birthday and PTA formation. Nominations were taken for two State Convention delegates. elected were Mrs Alfred Thons guard, Mrs Michael Martin and Mrs Keith Veckert. Wayne Hooten spoke on Social Advocates for Youth and community help. Membership stands at 105 with 7 life members. Door prizes went to Mrs Ueckert and Mrs Gene Moore. School pictures will be taken tomorrow.

Point Comfort Parent- Teacher Association Milton Litzler Mary Junek Houston Alfred Thonsguard Michael Martin Keith Veckert Wayne Hooten Safety and Civil Defense Ueckert Gene Moore Point Comfort Pta Ernest Radtke

Tivoli Church Leaders Join Point Comfort in Budget Talks

Tivoli and Point Comfort church councils met Tuesday to discuss the 1975 76 budget paint decisions for First Lutheran Tivoli St Marks Point Comfort and sister parishes. Rev Megahan opened with prayer and Job based devotion while Lueck and Bade offered stewardship and EMR program guidance. A follow up joint session is planned on Oct 13 at 7 30 pm at Clarke Adkins Community Center.

First Lutheran Church of Tivoli EE. Schultz Larry Payne Sam É. Heller Austwell Point Comfort St. Marks Michael Megahan Norman Lueck Camarillo California Lutheran Church Clarke Adkins Community Center

Lose Ugly Fat Start Losing Weight Today

Ad text promotes MONANEX to curb appetite and reduce food intake with no dangerous drugs, claiming gentle water loss and weight reduction. AQUATABS marketed as a water pill priced at $3.00. Sold by Bottom Dollar Pharmacy Port Lavaca with mail order options.

Port Lavaca

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