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Newspaper
Port Lavaca Wave
Location
Port Lavaca, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1975
Page
3
A reader warns about locking glove compartments after thieves broke in, finding only maps and a battery receipt inside. The writer reflects on advice from friends, regrets not heeding it, and notes the attempted theft underscores the risk of leaving valuables in the glove box.
Chicago report cites three nutrition authorities at ADA meeting warning sugar offers no nutrition value and poses health hazards. They note rising per capita sugar intake from processed foods and links to high blood pressure heart disease diabetes and kidney issues.
Miss Jennifer Parker of Howard Cole was honored by her grandmother Mrs Tom Gibson with an Alice in Wonderland unbirthday party. Eight young guests enjoyed games and an unbirthday cake and ice cream before Miss Parker returned home Tuesday after three weeks with her grandparents.
In Morristown New Jersey the Quinlans seek court permission to disconnect Karen Anne Quinlan’s respirator. Morris County prosecutors may call more witnesses as closing arguments approach. Quinlan, 21, has been in a six month coma described as irreversible. Doctors say removing life support would violate law and tradition. Supporters say the case aims to establish a written rule for allowing terminal patients to die by neglect.
Katy Breeden of Point Comfort will exhibit oil portraits and varied works at the Arts and Crafts Festival in Viking Mall this weekend. She teaches at Barton's Art Crafts and studies under Victoria and Rockport artists, with family members also participating in the shows. Breeden chairs the Port Lavaca Art League and leads the local Art Guild event.
A teen writer asks Ann Landers about growing up with a disabled brother and learning to value him after a father explains his brother's difficulties. In a separate note a widow reveals relationship turmoil with a married man who wants to marry her but fears abandoning his wife and children.
The Port Lavaca Home Demonstration Club met Tuesday at Mrs Jeroy Hahn's home with nine members. They voted to help the Gulf Coast Nursing Home by supporting its Halloween Country Store event. After the meeting, members toured the Shell Shop in Seadrift.
A single room home needs one extension for convenience and color choices. An extension costs only a few cents a day more and can match any room’s decorator style.
Mrs Howard Valley of Humboldt Iowa arrives to spend this week with her sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Jay Hubbard Jr Mrs Hubbard met her sister in Houston to begin the visit with family ties and travel news.
Grace Episcopal Church Women plan a booth at the Arts and Crafts Festival in Viking Mall on Nov 1 and 2 featuring sea shells and sewn items. Members are reminded of the church Bazaar on Nov 20 for baked goods. First Baptist Hope Class meets Mondays at 7:30 pm at Mrs J E King's home, 4188 Guadalupe. WAMU will install new officers at 7:30 pm Tuesday in the Adult Ill Sunday School Department. Deacons meet 8 pm Tuesday in the Fellowship Hall.
Grace Episcopal Church lists Holy Eucharist on Tuesday at 7 pm for Saint Simon and Saint Jude and a 4 pm session. It also notes a Holy Eucharist at Gulf Coast Nursing Home on Tuesday.
Marsha Corrine Knight and William E. Schultz married in a double ring ceremony at Our Lady of the Guadalupe Church Tivoli officiated by Rev. Mike egahan. Knight is daughter of James M Knight Seadrift and Schultz son of EE Schultz Tivoli. The couple plans to reside in Tivoli.
Mrs Tom Stellman was honored with a bridge luncheon given by Mrs Curtis Nelson in her home Wednesday. The Halloween themed table decorations and winners Mrs Dick Traylor Jr and Mrs Jim Rudelatt were noted. The Stellman family departs Sunday for San Francisco where Mr Stellman will join British Petroleum Alaska Co. Mrs Stellman received a farewell gift from the guests.
Katherine Zatella born Oct 27 at 10 27 am eight pounds nine ounces at Champ Traylor Memorial Hospital. Maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Craig M Dickey of Lolita and paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Andrew Jutringer of Point Comfort.
On Tuesday, students will be served pizza with beef and cheese, buttered corn, a green salad, sliced peaches, and milk.
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