The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 67, No. 234, Ed. 1 Monday, July 31, 1989 Page: 5 of 24
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THE BAYTOWN SUN
Monday, July 31, 1989
5-A
Jan Sherman of Diet Center invites you to see the
new analysis system with this introductory offer...
*10 OFF
the regular *25 price
now thru August 7,1989
No obligation
Center
Please call for appt.
NO SHOTS »,NO DRUGS
NO CONTRACTS .
Bill <$ Jan Sherman,
Owners
621 Rollingbrook
422-DIET
Arthur Butoud Jr. Weds
MR. AND MRS. Ronn Haddox of Baytowli celebrated their 25th wed-
ding anniversary with a surprise party July 29 at the Goose Creek
Country Club. They have two children, Jason and LeAnne, both of
Baytown.
No more tears for baby
NEW YORK (AP) — Ever This usually is a good cure,
tried to quiet a crying baby and — Turn the ceiling fan on low:
failed miserably? The baby will go into a wide-
Here are some hints from eyed stare.
Family Circle magazine that it — Let someone else hold your
says really work. baby: Some babies only cry
— Turn on the vacuum: Some around their mothers. Let so-
parents even use a tape recor- meone else hold the child and the
ding of their sweepers to stop the baby ought to stop crying,
weepers. , —.Hold the baby by a mirror:
— Drive about in your car: Watch a smile replace a frown.
umanaHospital
Baytown has 5
new ways to keep
your family healthy.
Kelly Lee Von Holten becomes bride
Diet Center Uses Advanced
State-of-The Art Technology
To Measure Your Body Fat!
Knowing your percentage of body fat could be important to
your health. With Diet Center’s technologically advanced
body composition analysis system, you will automatically
know your body fat as well as lean body mass measurement
and your unique metabolic rate. Let Diet Center show you
how to lose unhealthy fat.
Humana Hospital - Baytown is pleased
to announce the following additions to the
private practices located in our medical
office buildings next door to the hospital.
If irginia Reddy, M.D.
W Obstetrics and Gynecology
Dr. Reddy will open her practice August 1.
She and her family recently relocated to Baytown
from her native state of Oklahoma.
Dr. Reddy completed her medical degree and resi-
dency in obstetrics and gynecology at the University of
Oklahoma College of Medicine, Oklahoma City.
As a first-time new mother herself, Dr. Reddy feels
that she will bring an added insight into the care of
expectant families.
John L. Wamble, Jr., M.D.
...nMI[Psychiatry - ' *
Dr. Wamble opened his private practice in Baytown
injuly, following 20 years of experience in general adult
psychiatry with the U.S. Army.
He recently served as chief of psychiatric consultation/
liaison at Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio.
Dr. Wamble completed his medical degree at the
University of Mississippi, Jackson, Miss., and his resi-
dency in psychiatry at Walter Reed Army Medical
Center, Washington, D.C.
U ichael Alan Ghavin, M.D.
■VI Anesthesiology
Dr. Chavin will join the hospital’s medical staff as
director of anesthesiology in August.
He’il be moving to Baytown from Orlando, Fla.,
where he is an attending anesthesiologist at Orlando
Regional Medical Center.
Dr. Chavin has board expertise in anesthesia practice
that includes trauma, open heart, pediatrics, neonatal
and high risk obstetrics, including epidurals for labor.
He has aspirations of developing a comprehensive pain
center at the hospital.
O tephen Day, D.RM.
Podiatry
Dr. Day will relocate his practice to our hospital Cam-
pus in September.
As a podiatrist, he specializes in treating foot, ankle ,
and lower leg problems for all age%, from newborns,
and children to seniors. This includes fractures, such as
broken ankles and toes: reconstructive procedures, such
as surgery for club feet in newborns: and elective proce-
dures, such as surgeries for bunions and hammertoes.
By offering these services, Baytown’s foot problems -
cap be treated without leaving the community!
\ : ' :
Kelly Lee Von Holten of Arl-
ington was married to Arthur S.
Butaud Jr. of Baytown in a dou-
ble ring ceremony April 8 at St.
Matthew’s Catholic Church in
Arlington with Father Judge of-
ficiating.
Parents of the bride are Dar-
rel and Kay Von Holten of Arl-
ington. .Grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil McKenzie of
Nevada, Mo., and Mr. and ivirs.
Ora Skelton of Carthage, Mo.
Parents of the groom are Ar-
thur and Fonda Butaud of
Baytown. Grandmother is Nor-
ma Butaud of Baytown.
The bride chose an ivory satin
gown by Bridal Originals. It had
a high neckline, basque waist
and Juliet sleeves with an em-
broidered cut-out see-through
panel in front. The back was an
oval cut-out panel with four rows
of pearls and pearl drops ending
with a bow at the waist. The
cathedral-length train had three
additional bows and cut-out
panels to match the back. The
dress was trimmed with silk
floss lace, pearls and sequins.
Her headpiece was a pointed
headband heavily beaded with
pearls and trimmed with satin
roses. The veil and blusher were
made of ivory illusion with a
curly-edged pouf.
Attending the bride as maid of
honor was Gina Campbell,
cousin of the bride, of Nevada,
MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR BUTAUD JR.
Bridesmaid was Glenda Susan Butaud, sisters of the
groom, of Baytown, and Ann
Woods of Arlington ac-
companied. They sang “The
Wedding Song”
Mo.
Hann of Arlington.
Best man was Michael
Kovalcik of Baytown.
Groomsman was Erin Barnett of
Arlington. Ushers were Scptt Maria
Glatter, brother-in-law oy the A reception was held at the
groom, of Baytown, and I^ifchell church. Houseparty members
Kovalcik of Mesquite. included Susan Butaud, Kellie
Providing music for the occa- Glatter, Kim Vyers, Stephanie
sion were Kellie Glatter and and Brittany Hughes.
Out-of-town relatives of the
bride included Mr. and Mrs.
John Campbell and Margie
Campbell and Cecil McKenzie,
all of Nevada, Mo., Mr. and Mrs.
Ora Skelton of Carthage, Mo.,
and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Van
Holten of Joplin, Mo.
Out-of-town relatives of the
groom included Ashlee Glatter,
Norma Butaud of Baytown,
Frances Baumbach of College
Station, Diane Norwood of
Dallas and Mr. and Mrs. J.W.
Clark of Liberty.
Out-of-town friends of the cou-
ple included Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Wilson of Texarkana,
Jim and Perry Conatser of An-
drews, Mr. and Mrs. Denny
Roberts, Mike and Tammy
Roberts, and Donna Kovalcik,
all of Baytown.
Following a wedding trip to
Dallas, the couple reside in Arl-
ington. The bride is a graduate
of Plano High School and attend-
ed Stephen F. Austin University.
She is employed by PrintEdd
Products as an accountant. The
groom is a graduate of Robert E.
Lee High School and Lee Col-
lege. He is employed by Arl-
ington ISD as an electrician.
PARTY
A post-nuptial reception was
hosted by Arthur and Fonda
Butaud, parents of the groom, at
Newport Country Club. Over 125
friends and family attended.
BAYTOWN AREA
WSf) ■ WOMEN’S CENTER
Vi Crisis: 422-2292 Office: 427-2421
Pederico Dancel Jr., MtD.
I Internal Medicine
After four years as an Emergency Department physi-
cian at Humana Hospital - Baytown, Dr. Dancel will
open a private practice in internal medicine in October.
Dr, Dancel completed his residency in internal medi-
cine at the University of Louisville, Louisville, Ken.,
after completing his medical degree at the University of
Santo Thomas in the Philippines.
Medicine is a family affair for Dr. Dancel and his wife
Marietta, who is currently completing her residency
in pediatrics!
Physician referrals on call! To make
an appointment with any of these medical
professionals, please call our confiden-
tial physician referral line, Humana On
CallSM at 428-2222 Monday-Friday,
7 a.m.-5 p.m. *
Humana Hospital - Baytown
1700James Bowie Drive
Baytoum, Texas 77520
Main number: (713) 420-6100,
Humana On CallsU: ( 713) 428-2222
iNumana
t>7989 Humana Inc.
HG36-0M
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SUN
DIMENSION
PERSONAL CARE NOME HEALTH AGENCY
P.0. Box 1246
408 Morrell Street
Baytown, Texas 77522-1246 ,. .
Phone (713) 420-2589 \
ATTENTION:
This is to tell you about the new service we have to offer to the
citizens of Baytown and surrounding areas...
We know that care of a loved one can become very difficult at
times, also, decisions about the care. We have made a decision of
our own to try and make your choice an easier one. We have pur-
chased q home in the Baytown area, conveniently located to all
hospitals, and physicians. Our home is now open, and ready to
serve you.
This home will be for your loved ones that need 24 hour super-
vised care, but not pursing home care. In this home your loved
onqs_will be cared for by people who care with nurses on call 24
hours a day. It is backed by a local nursing agency who
specializes in geriatric care. Census will be limited so your loved
ones can receive more care than if in a nursing home. The person
you place here will be ambulatory and can interact with other oc-
cupants.
The caregiver will be in home 24 hours per day, will prepare
meals, care for needs of your loved one and maintain home. Your
lovbd one may bring a small remembrance from their prior home,
this Vay they will feel as if this is their home. Private rooms or
semi-pfivate r&oms are available on a limited basis.
CalrtlS-Today and the nurse will come to your home and
do o physical assessment of your loved one for placement.
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