The Paris News from Paris, Texas • Page 2

2A Port. It, Tridens Prairie's state historical marker to be dedicated in ceremonies Tuesday Tridens Prairie state historical marker dedication plans are being completed, according to organizers. Ceremonies are set for 10 a.m. Tuesday, June 24, at the prairie eight miles west of Paris on U.S. 82 at the intersection with F.M.

38. Dave Montgomery of the managing committee for the prairie wfll preside, making introductions of members of the committee and the representatives of the Nature Conservancy from the San Antonio office, as well as other dignitaries. "An additional feature to the program will be the Nature Conservancy's presentation of the Texas Land Steward's Society Certificate of Appreciation to Dr. George Woodfin, owner of Woodfin- Smiley's Meadow nearby on U.S. 82 West," Montgomery said.

Andrew Sansom, executive director of the Conservancy will present the certificate. Others on the program include Skipper Steely, Paris historian who wrote the history of the prairie for the application for the state historical marker; Sansom, who will talk of the significance of the prairie; Mrs. K. G. Johnson, Palestine, president of Texas Garden Clubs which raised nearly $40,000 for the prairie purchase during its recognition as a National Land Trust project for the nation's Bicentennial; Kirby Pickett of the Department of Highways and Public Transportation, speaking on the maintenance of the marker site and the area; and the dedicatory prayer to the late Marshall Nichols who worked to get the Prairie recognized as a preserve, by Ronnie Tidwell, District Conservationist, Paris.

Mrs. Printis Ellis, a member of the managing committee who wrote with Steely the application for the marker, will do the unveiling. Printed programs will contain the wording for the marker. The program is open to the public. Fred Neal Jr.

to speak at FGBMFI dinner MANNING THE PHONES Several division chairmen of the YWCA's Capital Campaign Drive demonstrate the proper approach to fund-raising. Shown (left to right) are Joan Mathis, Gary O'Connor, Hayden Jackson, Edith Bills, Frances Ellis, Pam Christian and Calendar WEDNESDAY 6:45 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous East Paris Fellowship Group (closed meeting), call 785-1951. 8 p.m. Narcotics Anonymous (closed meeting), 116 N.

Main. Call 785-1951. THURSDAY 11:15 p.m. Edd Hargett will be at Chisum's Restaurant. 12 noon Lions Club meets at the Texas Inn.

12 noon Al-Anon meeting, brown baggers group, call 785-1951. 5:30 p.m. Big Brothers-Big Sisters board meeting. 6 p.m. Golden Kiwanis Club meets at the Western Sizzlin.

6:45 p.m. Alcoholics Anonvmous East Paris Fellowship Group (closed meeting), call 785-1951. 7 p.m. Red River Valley Deaf and Hearing Association meets at First Assembly of God Church, 3475 Lamar Ave. 7 p.m.

Alcoholics Anonymous East Paris No Smoking Group (open meeting, call 785-1951. 7 p.m. North Star of Texas Coin Club meets at Texas Power and Light Co. Man who bit off man's nose says he feared for his life ABILENE, Texas (AP) An Abilene man says he bit off the end of a man's nose because he feared for his life. "I was scared for my life.

I had to do something to get away," Thomas Michael La Fave, 25, testified in District Court here Tuesday. La Fave is being tried on a charge of aggravaN-d assault in connection with an incident Sept. 9, 1984, in which Ralph Garcia Gonzales, 37, of Abilene, had the end of his nose bit off. Abilene Police officer Steve Parks testified thai La Fave told him he bit Gonzales' nose because "I feared I was fixing to die." The case was scheduled to go to a jury of six men and six women today. Dr.

Donald Wehmeyer, a plastic surgeon who still is in the process of reconstructing Gonzales' nose, testified that the portion of the nose recovered by police was too small to attempt surgical reattachment. Wehmeyer said Gonzales might have needed less medical attention if the entire nose, not just the bulbous tip, had been severed. He said Gonzales has had 10 major reconstruction procedures and faces at least two more Melanie Clifford. Not shown are Virginia Brown, Jeri Woolridge and Bonnie Coker. The goal of the Y's June campaign is to raise $250,000 for building renovation and construction of a swimming pool.

(Staff photo by Marvin Gorley) Glenna Lane on dean's list at UT-Tyler Glenna Rochell Lane, daughter of Lawrence and Beverly Lane of Paris, was named to the dean's list for the spring semester at the University of Texas at Tyler. She is a junior elementary education student, specializing in reading and a 1983 graduate of North Lamar High School. She is also a 1985 honor graduate of Paris Junior College. To qualify for the dean's list a student must maintain a grade point average of 3.75 with no grade below a and a minimum of 12 semester hours. Ship detained PANAMA CITY, Panama (AP) A Danish ship was being detained for carrying 200 tons of undeclared Soviet-made weapons, ammunition, trucks and other military equipment through the Panama Canal, authorities said jdav.

Fred Neal Jr. of Marshall will be the speaker for the June meeting of. Full Gospel Business Men's Fellowship International. The meeting will be Saturday, June 21, at the Texas Inn Restaurant. A buffet meal will be served at 6:30 p.m.

and reservations must be made by Thursday afternoon by calling 982-5986 or 784-0440. The meeting is free and begins at 7:15. Neal has visited in 26 countries and recently did missionary work in Africa. He was this year's keynote speaker for the Oral Roberts University School of Business graduating class. He is the founder and owner of Canaan Plastics Co.

and is also president of Neal Oil Co. All men are invited to attend. Phyllis Conder will present special music. For more information, persons may call the chapter Glenn Godwin, at 982-5986. FRED NEAL JR.

speaker SPECIAL SALE ON SELECTED GROUP Heel '36 24 Heels 36 21 00 50 SANDALS $10" Reg.M8.95 SHOE STATION In The Village Bob Van Hoose, Manager Still surgical operations before reconstruction is complete. the THANK YOU Words alone are not enough to express our gratitude lor the professional and loving care of our Mother and Grnadmother received during the last month of her earthly life at St. Joseph's Hospital. Special thanks to the nurses on the third and fourth floors, the hospital staff and to Dr. J.P.

Emmitt and his associates. Let us say once more "Thank you for all your help throughout this difficult time." Alvin Wood. Ruth Harmening. Boyd Harmening VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL June at the College Church of Christ 1030 24th S.E. Paris With Buck Dozier From Madison, Tenn.

Classes Begin 9:00 AM and 6:00 PM Sunday, 7:30 PM Classes For All Ages A nursery will be provided JOANNE AMES volunteer director Joanne Ames new volunteer director at St. Joseph's The new volunteer director at St. Joseph's Hospital and Health Center is Joanne Ames. She replaces Joann Hanson who resigned in April. "We are delighted to have Joanne join us in this capacity," Sister Mary Eustace Farrell, president, said.

"She is enthusiastic, creative and dedicated to our hospital and our auxiliary." "As a former volunteer at St. Joseph's, I am already familiar with the organization and the hospital, which will be a great help," Mrs. Ames said. "We have a dynamic group of men and women now and I'm optimistic that we can expand not only in terms of membership but in services as well." Mr. and Mrs.

Ames were transferred from Ohio to Paris about 18 months ago. He is an executive with Babcock Wilcox. "I joined the Auxiliary when we moved here because I wanted to be involved in the community and this seemed like the best organization in town," she said. An arts and crafts enthusiast, she owned her own shop in Ohio. Before that, when they lived in Buffalo, N.Y., she worked for the Roswell Park Memorial Cancer Hospital for eight years.

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