Rotarians Visit Jamaica From Texas District 587 Leaders
District governor-nominee Arthur H. Kaspar of Shiner past district governor James H. Simpson Jr of Hallettsville and Dr. Dick Cason of Hillsboro with their wives flew from Texas to Montego Bay Jamaica on May 14 1966 to visit matched Rotary clubs in Jamaica.
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Jamaica
Arthur H. Kaspar
Shiner
James H. Simpson, Jr
Hallettsville
Dick Cason
Hillsboro
Texas
Montego Bay
H. Clinton Armstrong
George Downer
Armstrong
Rotary
Bay Roc
Jim Simpson
Port Antonio
Frenchmen’s Cove Resort
Kingston
Rotary Club
Myrtle Bank
Inner Wheel
Kaspars
Casons
States
Simpsons
Lavaca County 1966 FM Road Program Approved
The Texas Highway Commission approved $122 500 for Lavaca County farm to market road mileage as part of the 1966 FM Road Program. District Engineer H C Veazey noted 2 3 miles will be involved under Senior Resident Engineer Irl E Larrimore Jr Yoakum.
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Texas Highway Commission
Lavaca
H.C. Veazey
Irl E. Larrimore, Jr
Yoakum
United States
Texas
Texas Education Agency
Texas Highway Department
Lone Star State
Discover TEXAS Fun tier counter cards promoted by state
A Texas Highway Department program distributes four color counter cards in travel hubs to lure visitors with a free Texas Travel Kit including the state map and literature. D C Greer cites use of the postcards to pre mail convention delegates and boost travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Texas Highway Department
America
D. C. Greer
Greer
Travel and Information Division
P. O
Medicare questions clarify hospital and doctor billing details
The hospital bills the $40 deductible and the $10 daily charge after day 60. Medicare covers the rest. Private rooms are paid only if medically necessary. otherwise semi private rooms are covered. There are two doctorBilling options: assign to the doctor for Medicare collection or bill the patient and seek reimbursement. Taxes on Social Security remain after 65. no income tax on benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Owen
Social Security
Owen
Medicare
Health and Safety Tips From the AMA on Swim Safety
The AMA warns more than 6 000 Americans may drown as outdoor swimming season approaches. Learn to swim and stay relaxed in water, never swim alone, avoid fatigue and cold, swim at lifeguarded spots, stay with a capsized boat, avoid diving in unknown depths, and learn new skills from qualified instructors. For private pools, keep them clean, supervise children, fence gates, and have rescue equipment handy.
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American Medical Association
Wild Pets Pose Harm To People
A Texas Parks and Wildlife Department spokesman cites yearly wildlife risks after a New York model was attacked by a pet lion during a publicity shoot. He warns against keeping wild animals, especially young deer and fawns, near humans as rescues often end badly and adults roam.
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Austin
New York City
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Department
Tears in Court and Public Notices Spark Legal Debate
A discussion on courtroom tears potentially biasing juries notes how judges curb outbursts in manslaughter trials and how honest emotions receive limited weight. The column, written by Will Bernard, includes public notices about local families visiting relatives and graduation events in Texas.
Multiple Birth Announcements and Local Events
Mrs Antonio Gutierrez and family welcome a baby girl born May 30 at Frank Wagner Memorial Hospital. Jimmie Price and family celebrate a baby boy born May 27 at Frank Wagner. C L Greathouse and wife announce a baby boy born May 29 at Frank Wagner. Clarence R Blume and wife announce a baby boy born May 23 at Southmore Hospital Pasadena. Grandparents listed for multiple families. Sarah Jo Cranek born May 11 in Wharton Caney Valley Hospital with siblings and grandparents named. Laura Sue Novak born May 15 at Baptist Memorial Hospital with baptism May 29. Local attendances at Gobbler Stadium Cuero May 27 for Larry Barfield graduation. Weekend visits noted among local residents in Austin.
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Antonio Gutiarrez
Sweet Home
Frank Wagner Memorial Hospital
Jimmie Price
Shiner
C. L. Greathouse
Yoakum
James Robert Cranek
Columbus
Sarah Jo
Caney Valley Hospital
Wharton
Jane
Harriet Louise
Frank Tait
R. E. Tait
L. V. Cranek Sr
Garwood
Leonard Novak
San Antonio
Baptist Memorial Hospital
Laura Sue
Carolyn
Mary Kurtz
John Novak
Evelyn Kurtz
Holy Name Catholic Church
Harvey Hagens
F. J. Kloesel
Millard Sonntag
David
Gobbler Stadium
Cuero
Larry Barfield
Cuero High School
R. B. Kroulik
R. H. Anderson
Austin
Dorothy Wesselsky Enrolls At Baldwin College
Dorothy Marie Wesselsky of Shiner has enrolled for Baldwin Business College summer term starting June 13 to study the Executive Secretarial Course. A 1966 St. Paul High School graduate she was class vice president, cheerleader for three years, Sodality Choral Club and CYO member, and won first in the science fair. She is niece of Mr and Mrs Frank Winkler and Mrs Albert Kurtz of Shiner.
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Yoakum
Dorothy Marie Wesselsky
Emil John Wesselsky
Shiner
Baldwin Business College
Dorothy
St. Paul High School
Sodality Choral Club
CYO
Frank Winkler
Albert Kurtz
Airman Cunningham Completes Aircraft Mechanics Course
Airman Third Class Jackie R. Cunningham, son of Earl Cunningham Sr. of Shiner, Texas, graduates at Sheppard AFB from the U. S. Air Force aircraft mechanics training course and will be assigned to Perrin AFB for Air Defense Command duty. He is a Shiner High School and Fort Lewis College alumnus, with wife Mary and mother Mrs. Alice F. Jones listed as residents in Texas.
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Wichita Falls
Tex
Jackie R. Cunningham
Earl Cunningham Sr
Shiner, Tex
Sheppard Afb
U. S. Air Force
Cunningham
Perrin Afb
Air Defense Command
Shiner High School
Fort Lewis College
Durango, Colo
Mary
Isom P. Lankford
Defosta Ave
San Antonio
Alice F. Jones
New York St
Austin
Dinner Honoree Donna Jurica Celebrates First Holy Communion
Donna Jo Jurica 6, daughter of Mr and Mrs Marvin Jurica of New Braunfels, received First Holy Communion at SS Peter and Paul Church at the 8 30 a m Mass on Sunday May 8. A chicken barbecue with all the trimmings followed. Relatives from Shiner New Braunfels and Gonzales joined the family for the celebration.
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Frieda Filip
Denver
Colorado
Robert B. Rowell
Arapahoe
Littleton
Adolph J. Baros
Sandra
James
Houston
Anton G. Baros
Kay Lynn
Penny
Seabrook
W. J. Baros
Ella Pavlicek
Victoria
John J. Baros
Anton Baros
Selma Zander
Calvin Pfeil
Sons
el Campo
Gus Pfeil
Bennie Eicher
Lee Sommerlatte
New Braunfels
Canyon Dam
Donna Jo Jurica
Marvin Jurica
SS. Peter and Paul Catholic Church
Donna
Mark
Joe Surovec
Willie Jurica
Rudy Jurica
Edwin Kusak
Donnie
Gary
Glenn
Shiner
Anton Kusak
Louise
Nancy
Debbie
Charlie Pesek
Dennis Kusak
Gonzales
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Shiner Gasette
Lee J. Sedlmeyer
P. QO
Shiner, Texas
Lavaca Co
College Station
Gwen Clyatt
Texas A&m University
Department of Commerce
Harold Bauder
Victoria Social Security Office
Arno Wagener
Glenn Wagener
Clara Wolters
Schulenburg
W. P. Faulkner
Rosa Leach
Lubbock
Henry Hirsch
Goliad
Erwin Riske
Herbert Zwerneman
Victor Riske
Yorktown
Joe P. Novak
Adolph Novak
Danbury
TLC
Seguin
F. E. Eilers
Carol
Werner Bruns
Edgar Pfeil
Ronald
Dianne
Calvin Bruns
Rebekah Eilers
Emil Wesselsky
Ammansville
The
AMA
Edwin Wolters Memorial
South Ave. I
Shiner Conservation Society
Syste
Llawyer
Ovid
American Bar Association
State Bar of Texas
Will Bernard
Hood
Dorothy Wesselsky
Baldwin College
Lilly Creamlan
Decker
Pearl
Hunt's
Hunt
del Monte
Sun Crest
Star Grocery Phone LY
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