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LaSalle hotel approaches fiftieth birthday Eldon H. pkko has been elected a vice president of Bryan Building and Loan Association. Dogge, 45. will direct customer and community relations programs for the regional savings and loan. Degge held teaching, sales and systems engineer posts with IBM in Dallas and Beaumont.

He joined Xerox as a senior systems designer in California, and later moved to Houston, with responsibilities in marketing and sales. He joined J.P. Cleaver Co. in 1975 as a management executive responsible for development and production of corporate planning and management training programs. Born in Plainvicw, Degge received a A.

in language and Biblical studies from Abilene Christian College in 1951, and an M.A. in history and religion from Eastern New Mexico University in 1954. He and his wife. Peggy, are active members of the Brenham Church of Christ. They have five children, two of whom are itili living at home.

Mi Liflon Degge Ml TACO VILLA, 614 Villa Maria, held its formal grand opening Saturday. Golden Richards, wide receiver for the Dallas Cowboys, made a special appearance. Taco Villa is managed by Temple Kern and serves Mexican food as well as conventional hamburgers, fries, etc. Writer Alii hotel tfiVfil for nunin i ion of Kifh one look what he rould out of the piare. bleeding it until he couldn't get any wit Then hr to who Mie it and Eloise Johnson brought furnishings from home to the LaSalle (Photoby Bill Meeks) New vice president is named at Monument company sets opening lam.

what he could from leave it in i Uttle condition father bought the hotel in and operated it an a home until when he it to The mining home had been a iuecemiful operation for the elder but a fedrral regulation (hat took effect in required nursing to have mider and doom than the LaSalle's Facing a choice between terminatimi of Medicare and staying at the LaSalle, moved out to that met the federal were only about eight older people here when I bought it Jaques said But he a need for a nonnurtinn home environment for thr elderly and believed he could bring it around in spite of the setback "The nursing hotrif a kind of last atop for people on their way out People who live in them surrounded by the senile and the dying. "People are like chameleons they take on the coloration of their surroundings. When they go into nursing homes, they soon learn to look and act like everyone else Davis Airlines to change D-FW terminal On July Davis Airlines will change its Worth terminal location from Delta to American Airlines. Guy A. Davis, president and general manager of Davis, said the change will enable passengers to deplane and get to their terminals faster.

Federal regulations require that Davis passengers deplaning at the Delta terminal be escorted through a concourse that has been cleared by security personnel. Joe L. Walker and Greg Rodriquez held a formal opening ceremony to mark their new ownership of the Bryan Monument Company on June 16. The company, located at 1201 N. Texas Avenue, was owned by the late J.

Elroy. It is the authorized dealer for "Rock of Ages" monuments and also carries other lines including bronze markers. Walker said the new business is located near both the Mt. Calvert and the Bryan City Cemetery. Business briefs Roy Millette, 29, of 2106 Wilkes in Bryan, has joined Hermann Realty, 1800 S.

Texas Ave. in College Station, as an associate realtor. A native of Colorado, he has been a resident of Bryan since 1975. He has attended Blinn College and has been in the construction field for five years. He is married and has four children.

mih William Crnkovic of Beltone Hearing Service at 1706 Texas Avenue, recently completed a 10-hour training course on developments in hearing aid evaluation and fitting. Donna Giesenschlag, who graduated from Texas in May, has joined City National Bank as a credit analyst. A native of Waller, Giesenschlag received her B.S. degree in Economics with a minor in accounting. She is a member of Phi Cappa Phi and was a Distinguished Student at the university.

MDRT honor for a professional: Sam A. Byer This outstanding Career Agent has been certified a Qualifying Member of the 1977 Million Dollar Round Table This professional honor is conferred by an independent, international association of life insurance agents. Membership reflects a commitment to continuing edu cation and better service for your financial security needs. Our congratulations to a professional II Southwestern Life peoprf let through ANCO Insurance College Station Glesenscniag and around inside and talk hesays Al fMH, hqm III Ofill I ft clientele Rut and iraiHlrti by Urn inai nr opened fl to the general puWir Hr hanird the cafeteriji that only into a restaurant the of elderly minier guests, came about almost ar rident. Jaques is the Mel's drawing card for elderly "Herr, people aren't just shut it to We'rt to it I me (MhfVpMMT rate io ore If hat non sin of per rent about .10 per rent wp of the elderly all of ihe old gm pay month and board for I he wvetMHo tftril ifft i Thron ghoul the holding, he points out eater lo Mars work inf iw to restoring Ihtt old and emng to he he aid I SIT.

JURE 23,24,1 25 l- j. paptc. Fat Cood Look Times af omt Lit THE OUTHOUSE, a factory outlet store, has formally opened Texas Ave. in Bryan It is managed by Andy and Susan Johnson The Outhouse is part nf a bated chain of 41 stores carrying name brand clothing and linens at reduced prices. 3 cc lOpI Illy Frank E.

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