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The Galveston Daily News from Galveston, Texas • Page 10

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Galveston, Texas
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10-A gl (SaUu-gfon -Nfius Wednesday Morning, August 2,1978 RALPH E. MEYERS, second from left, retired executive vice president of the International Creosoting and Construction Company, was recently presented a 50-year Travelers Protective Association pin. The presentation was made by James V. Valis, second from right, state president from San Antonio. Also present for this occassion was Eugene Word, left, of Waco, state secretary of the Texas Division of the T.P.A.

and program chairman, Nels Hokanson, right, state director and local secretary of Post of Galveston. T.P.A. is a non-profit fraternal association for business and professional men, incorporated in 1890 (Staff Photo By Betty Tichich) Diamond Jubilee Committees Named Committees were announced for the diamond jubilee of the Msgr. Kirwin Council 787, Knights of Columbus," Sunday at the K.C. Hall from 11 a.m.

to p.m. Jerry Marza is general chairman. A spaghetti and meat balls dinner will be served from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. prepared by Nuncio Marabella.

Dinners to go will be packed at a price of $2.50 per plate. Vic Maceo Jr. and Anthony Maceo will be in charge of the bingo games from 2 to 6 p.m. Senior Knights are responsible for the main award, with Hermann McCoy serving as chairman. Catholic Daughters of America are responsible for the cake booth under the direction of Ellen Damiani and Heddy Bember.

In charge of setting up the hall for the bazaar are Johnny Henry Hernandez, L. Ruiz," Richard Hargis and Harry Heines. The Fourth Degree Assembly will man the grocery booth with George Bertolino serving as chairman. The Green Thumb booth will be in charge of Mrs. Tommie Mallini and Mrs.

A. C. Doherty, while Leo Mencacci 111 will be responsible for the cherry bell booth. Mr. and Mrs.

Leo Mencacci Jr. will have charge of the hot dogs and snow cones. Ermine and Lou MacBeth will take care of the Las Vegas booth and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Byrd are in charge of children's games.

Lawrence Hogan is in charge of refreshments and Albert DiBella is chairman of the special U.S. Delaying Its Mideast Peace Proposals WASHINGTON (UPI) The United States has decided to delay putting forward its own proposals to break the Middle East negotiating deadlock until after Secretary of State Cyrus Vance returns from his forthcoming Middle East trip, administration officials said Tuesday. Vance," who leaves late Friday for Israel and Egypt," spent over two hours discussing the Middle East and SALT negotiations with the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. As for his trip, he told reporters, "I don't expect anything dramatic or new to come out of these conversations." Administration officials said the Vance mission, which the United States initially hoped would mark the opening of direct negotiations between Egypt and Israel," has turned into a damage assessment visit. TC Bids Awarded News Mainland Bureau TEXAS CITY-Gulf Waterproofing Co.

of Houston was awarded a 160,490 contract by the school board Thursday for structural repairs to the high school stadium. The Houston firm submitted the lowest of three bids, opened Monday, to complete the work which includes reinforcing the concrete structure of the stadium. Prompted by the collapse of a Houston high school stadium," the local district load tested the stadium earlier this year and found it capable of handling the maximum design capacity. But, according to consulting architects, steel bars, originally covered in concrete, were found to he exposed. They suggested the work be done now to avoid more costly repairs in the future.

The officials said a decision will be made on whether and when to put forward an American proposal only after Vance returns to Washington and reports to President Carter. Vance said," "We believe there have to be negotiations. When they run into obstacles' we will feel ourselves free to make suggestions, and that remains our position." In Cairo" Foreign Minister Ibrahim Kamel spoke to reporters after a 90-minute meeting with U.S. Middle East envoy Alfred Atherton on the chances of Egypt reconsidering its rejection of further face-to-face negotiations with Israel. Both Kamel and Atherton said the Egyptian position remains unchanged and the peace-making process will have to await Vance's arrival.

The Foreign Relations Committee chairman, Sen. John Sparkman," said Vance told the panei that Egyptian President Anwar Sadat's negotiating initiative "has not run its full course." Sen. Richard Stone, D- said the committee focused on the Saudi Arabian role in Sadat's decision not to continue direct negotiations. "I think it's fair to say that the committee expressed considerable concern and distress about the Saudi role," Stone said, "which contrary to expectations at the lime of the sale of F-15 (jets), doesn't appear to be helping the Sadat initiative." One of the arguments that the administration used in pushing the Saudi airplane sale through Congress was that it would maintain some American influence over the Saudis and encourage them to play a further moderating role. SUBSCRIBE TOD A games booth.

Ben Agol is in charge of the public address system. Auditors include Mel Rourke, Robert Cardenas and Gus Oppermann V. SAN ANTONIO, Texas (UPI) Police arrested five people Tuesday and dismantled two tents that a group of wildcat garbage strikers were trying to set up outside Cily Hall for a camp-in demanding that 157 fired workers be rehirnd. About 15 strike supporters grappled briefly with a police, who went to City Hall to enforce an ordinance preventing construction of any structure on city property without a permit! UTMB Poison Center Head Talks To Rotary Mike Ellis, director of the University of Texas Medical Branch Poison Center, will speak on "Dangerous Snakes Bugs and Marine Life" at the today's noon meeting of the Galveston Rotary Club in the Galvez Hotel. Get the Drift The average iceberg that drifts as far south as Newfoundland and the Atlantic shipping lanes has a volume of 5 million cubic feet and weighs 150,000 tons compared with 50 million cubic feet and 1.5 million tons when it was glacier- born three years earlier.

In SA Garbage Strike i Four strikers arrested on misdemeanor charges were released on $200 bonds and returned lo City Hall to show news reporters various injuries they said were inflicted in the scuffle, which broke out in a light rain about dawn. The strikers then retreated to their headquarters to plan their next move. Among those arrested were Chris Gutierrez, vice president of the striking San Antonio Refuse Collectors Association, and activist restaurant owner Mario Cantu, who was pummeled by former Mexico President Luis Echeverria during a protest of Echeverria's San Antonio visit two years ago. Cantu, a strike sympathizer," was charged with simple assault on a police officer and was released on $40 bond. Others arrested were Gutierrez, brothers George and Bruno ABEKELLNER The Agent to see for AUTO INSURANCE HOME OWNERS 3 YEAR POLICIES (Includes Storm) FLOOD INSURANCE J424TREMONT 765-6646 i GALVESTON Escamilla and Jesse all strikers.

"I regret very much that SARCA has taken action that brought them into conflict with the city police," said Mayor Lila who asked for a complete police report on the incident. The strikers had vowed to "camp out day and night" at City Hall until the city agrees to rehire all workers fired by City Manager Tom Huebner in the wildcat strike, which began on July 23. MOODY HOUSE Ait Agency of the United Methodist Church GALVESTON, TEXAS Home for Active Place for Frlendi and Companionship on Galveston Island Overlooking the Beautiful Gulf of Mexico Persons 62 Years of Age and Older Housekeeping Services Transportation Service Telephone Nutritious Meals Chapel Planned Programs Beauty and Barber Shop Gift Shop Activities Rooms Health Clinic Pharmacy Emergency Call System Attendant on Duty Emergency Medical Services Emergency Nursing Services Movies Library Resident Association Parking Garage if Apartments include private rooms, one-bedroom apartments and suites. All accommodations are air conditioned and have private baths. For more information, write to: Admissions Office Moody House 2228 Sea wall Blvd.

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