Open Letter Calls for Youth Center to Curb Crime
An open letter to readers urges community action to aid youth through a new center offering sports, classes, and counseling. Signers John L. Yancy and Rev N Wyatt invite participation and announce a Feb 24 meeting at the Community Action Council building in La Marque to unite city leaders and residents in starting youth programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Action Council
la Marque
Time, calendars, and a plea for a community center
The article discusses precise time, leap year rules, and the importance of exact timing for moon missions and defense. It cites Monsignor Lagana explaining atomic time, Greenwich Mean Time, and the need for a universal time and metric system. It notes his role at Our Lady Queen of Peace and a plan for a youth community center with local involvement.
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Father Lagana
North America
Msgr. Lagana
National Bureau of Standards
Fort Collins
Colorado
Washington, D. C
England
China
George Washington
America
Msgr
Lagana
Earth
Frank A. Lagana
Our Lady Queen of Peace Catholic Church
Closing gap on youth drug abuse in Galveston County
Community effort invites residents to join calls explaining drug abuse among Galveston County's youth. Volunteers aim to educate and reduce the spread of drug use through outreach and awareness initiatives.
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Anderson
Galveston County
Third Place Winner Wesley Center Meeting Tonight
The Wesley Community Center annual meeting is set for Thursday February 24. ELINOR WYATT returns to class despite illness. JERRY WAGGONERS and JACK NASHES travel from Hodges Gardens near Many Louisiana with spring promises. SUZANNE WARING’s friends register pleasure at ski trip or sympathy for a broken arm. She teaches journalism in Albuquerque High School.
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Elinor Wyatt
Miss Wyatt
Jerry Waggoners
Jack Nashes
Hodges Gardens
Many
Suzanne Waring
James
Colorado
Albuquerque
Walters Summer School Schedule and Fees
One half credit or its equivalent offered for 20 dollars or drivers education for 35 dollars. Twenty three classes planned. Out of district students pay 10 dollars extra. Summer classes start June 5 with elementary ending July 7 and secondary schools ending July 18. Registration deadline is June 1.
La Marque Jaycee ettes honor Mrs Dyer with tea
The La Marque Jaycee ettes plan a Feb 27 tea for Mrs. Dyer at Rita Pate's home 2617 Meadow Lane from 2 to 4 p.m. Friends are invited to congratulate her at Glenbrook United Methodist Church 8635 Glen Valley at 10 a.m. Lionel J. Castillo Houston City Controller will speak on community centers. Wesley's program reviewed and future plans discussed. Luncheon to follow with donations of 1.50 invited.
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la Marque Jayceeettes
Glenbrook United Methodist Church
Glen Valley
Leonel J. Castillo
Houston
William Gutierrez
Wesley
Chamber of Commerce annual banquet speakers and honorees
The Chamber identifies officers including L. J. Brown treasurer Curtis B. McGowan executive secretary Herbert Caldwell recording secretary Ernest Brow Jr parliamentarian Bias McDaniels chaplain. It will honor Outstanding Man and Woman of the Year Dr J Don Boney guest speaker. Tickets from board members or call James Loving 935-9347 or L J Brown 935-6337.
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L. J. Brown
Curtis B. McGowan
Herbert Caldwell
Ernest Brow Jr
Bias McDaniels
J. Don Boney
Houston Independent School District
Chamber
James Loving
L. Je Brown
Officers Elected At Retired Teachers Meet
The Texas City La Marque retired teachers gathered in the Coral Reef room at Nessler Center with about 20 members. Dr. L. C. McDonald and Mrs. W. M. McLemore spoke as featured speakers. Officers elected include Edith Conant as president Juliette Moore as vice president James A. Davis as secretary and Wilma Mikeska as treasurer. Further officers will be chosen later.
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Texas City
la Marq
Coral Reef
Nessler Center
L. C. McDonald
Houston
W. M. McLemore
Edith Conant
Juliette Moore
James A. Davis
Wilma Mikeska
Neighborhood Council Meeting Set for February 24
The Neighborhood Council for Target Area 8 will hold its regular monthly meeting Thursday February 24 at 7 30 p m at the La Marque Neighborhood Center 2805 Texas Avenue Topics include community involvement and invites residents to attend to help improve the area.
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Target Area 8
la Marque
Texas Avenue
Union Carbide executive Johnson seeks school board role
Johnson of Union Carbide in Employee Relations holds a BBA from Paul Quinn College and studied administration at Texas Southern University. He taught seven and a half years in Victoria public schools. Active in McKinney Memorial United Methodist Church and various local groups, he argues education is the top tax priority and pledges to offer fresh viewpoints for a cooperative district climate.
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Union Carbide
Paul Quinn College
Waco
Texas
Texas Southern University
Houston
Victoria
McKinney Memorial United Methodist Church
Galveston County Community Action Council
la Marque Schools
Mainland Chamber of Commerce
College of the Mainland
Black la Marque Action Coalition Council
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