Floresville Art Program Supports All Children
Floresville Elementary and Intermediate Schools run an inclusive art program that helps every child develop eye hand coordination language skills and reading abilities. It uses simple tools like paint scissors paste and clay to provide tactile experiences and build vocabulary. The program aims to create well rounded individuals through art appreciation and expression while costing about 89 cents per child per year. Staff emphasize developing listening language and reading readiness through art concepts such as color shape line and texture. Come see Floresville students crafting Santas angels Christmas trees and other seasonal projects during the holiday season.
ASCS NEWSLETTER SHARES WILSON COUNTY COMMITTEE UPDATE
Wilson County ASC marks Aaron L. Sells completing nine years as county committeeman and chair for 1975. Benedict Korzekwa elected to three year term. Edward Reed and Harold Jarutowicz named first and second alternates. Final peanut cards date Jan 29 1976. wool and mohair incentive filings due Feb 2 1976. Season greetings and holiday office closures noted.
Senior Citizens Christmas Party in Floresville
Wilson County seniors 60 plus are invited to a Christmas Party on Friday December 19 from 9 am to 2 pm at the American Legion Hall Floresville. A tamale covered dish dinner will be served. For more information call Eva Travieso at 393-6070.
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Santa Claus to Visit Poth on December 24
Santa Claus will make his annual appearance in Poth Texas arriving at 3 00 p m in the town plaza next to City Hall The event is sponsored by the Poth Chamber of Commerce and is expected to attract local children and families.
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Floresville Christmas Events Bring Santa to Town
Floresville merchants keep shops open until 8:00 p.m. Thursday December 18 as Santa arrives by fire truck at 5 p.m. A tree lighting on the courthouse lawn follows at 6:30 p.m. with the Floresville High School Band and church choirs performing. Free turkeys drawn at 8:00 p.m. on the courthouse area. attendees must be present to win.
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Santa Claus to Visit Wilson County Post Hall
Santa Claus plans a visit at the Wilson County Memorial VFW Post 8555 Hall in Path on Sunday December 21. The event invites all children under 12 to arrive at 1 30 p m for festive activities and excitement.
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Poth High to Host Three Day City Basketball Tournament
Poth High School will hold its first basketball tournament December 18 19 and 20 with seven neighboring schools including Floresville Nixon Falls City Kenedy Tilden Lavemia Pawnee and Poth. Both Boys and Girls Varsity teams will compete. Concession duties handled by the Junior Class. Thursday games include Nixon vs Falls City and Floresville vs Poth among others with a full schedule for both girls and boys. Friday features consolation games and Girls finals at 6 p.m. Saturday caps with Boys finals at 8 p.m. Come out and support your team.
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County Agents Office Moved to Court House Basement
The County Extension Office relocates to a basement at the courthouse to gain storage space and better accommodate visitors and agents. Vernor E. Rippert notes the move serves county farmers 4 H members leaders and parents as the office updates its facilities.
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Randem
Chronicle Journal Office Christmas Closure Notice
Chronicle Journal announces office closures for the Christmas holidays with full closure December 24 and 25, a half day December 31, and return to normal hours thereafter. The notice emphasizes holiday shutdown and dates.
Adult Building Construction Trades Course Offered at Oak Crest
East Central Adult Vocational Continuing Education Program presents a 15 week night course at Oak Crest Junior High starting Tuesday January 13 1976 at 6 30 pm. One meeting weekly no charge. Topics include carpentry measurements and layout farming roofing exterior trim and interior trim. Limited to 25 students.
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Oak Crest Junior High School
Texas farmer wins Progressive Farmer sweepstakes prize
H C Fowler of Snyder Texas, a small cotton and cow farmer, won Progressive Farmer Magazine's 1975 sweepstakes and received a $15,000 check. He noted the award arrived timely as boll weevil damage hit local cotton crops, while he was renovating an old house near the Fowler farm. The article mentions only a portion of the check.
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H. C. Fowler
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Aliens to report addresses in San Antonio area
Immigration officials estimate about 120000 aliens will file addresses in the San Antonio area during January under the Federal Alien Address Report Program. Non citizens must file unless in diplomatic status or for eign representatives of certain organizations. Willful violations may incur penalties. Aliens outside the United States in January must report within 10 days after reentry.
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Joe F. Staley
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