Local notices from La Marque Dickinson and surrounding areas
Multiple events listed including La Marque 1958 high school reunion set for July 30 31 contact Phyllis Roy Smith and Jean Crouch. Dickinson parase sale benefit in old Fooding parking lot on Hwy 3 with Carl Finney and Texas Blend entertainment. League City Village Fair May 7-8 to raise funds for Walter Hall Park Pavilion reconstruction with rides program and color TV prize. Harmony Club talent show at La Marque Lions Center with $2 admission and $100 grand prize benefitting scholarship fund. Silver Circle 101 CES Red and White Tea at Nessler Center proceeds to Ruth M Hicks scholarship fund with notices for tickets and contacts.
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LA Marque
Phyllis Roy Smith
Jean Crouch
Dickinson
Hwy 3
Carl Finney
Texas Blend
Karen Carmona
Joye Sanchez
League City
League City Lions
Walter Hall Park
League City Fire Dept
Harmony Ear of
American Business Women’s Association
la Marque Lions Center
Robin Reznicek
Texas City
Silver Circle 101
CES
Nessler Center
5Th Ave. North
Ruth M. Hicks
Ann White
Theodore Washington
Men’s Club
St. Mary’s Parish
Kukral Center
Fatima School
Ulm Hall
Phil’s TV
6Th St
Benny
Palmer Hwy
al Garza
American Karate Club
P.O
Texas
Community events gather residents across Texas coast region
LA MARQUE hosts Annual Bazaar at Knights of Columbus pavilion with barbecue dinners starting 11 a.m. Prizes include a handmade quilt and trips. Houston area hosts Dance for Heart fundraiser at UH Clear Lake for American Heart Association starting 9 a.m. Saturday with $15 registration. Texas City and Dickinson offer local charity events and a Vegas Night benefit for SPCA.
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Houston
University of Houston-Clear Lake
Developmental Arts
Bay Area Blvd
American Heart Association
SPCA
Vegas
Las Vegas
VFW
UHCL to Host Open House for Students and Community
UHCL will hold an informal open house from 1 to 4 p.m. for community college and high school students and locals. Tours literature and academic information will be available. For details call 713-488-9240.
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Uh-Cl
Houston
University of Houston-Clear Lake
Call
ABWA Anniversary Event in La Marque Hosts Notable Speakers
The ABWA Marquette Charter after's anniversary celebration Sunday at 2 30 p m at the Holiday Inn I 45 and Delaney Road features Liz Henshaw district 11 vice president and Shelia Jackson Lee associate judge of Houston municipal courts. Judge Lee won the 1988 Hannah G Solomon Award from the National Council of Jewish Women for Humanitarian Service. For attendance call 935 3142 or 938 4118.
Texas City student tours 11 countries on Rotary scholarship
D Lisa Simmons of Texas City joined an eight month study tour in Singapore under a Rotary Foundation Scholarship. She studied International Law and commerce at the National University of Singapore. She traveled to 11 countries across West Southeast and East Asia gaining cultural insight and a better view of global affairs. She hopes to pursue a Hong Kong law internship and spoke at local Rotary events after her return.
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Texas City
D’lisa Simmons
Singapore
Rotary Foundation
South Texas Law School
Houston
D’lisa
National University of Singapore
D'Lisa
United States
Kashmir
Asia
Bali
Nepal
Hong Kong
Rotary
Jean
TC Rotary Club
Galveston
Dick Fosdick
Inez Stepps
Austria
Lisa
Imitation foods not always junk foods in college station
In College Station a Texas A&M Extension nutritionist explains imitation foods are not always junk but may offer fewer nutrients. FDA defines imitation foods as substitutes that resemble originals yet are nutritionally inferior, with examples including orange drink, imitation eggs, and non dairy creamer.
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College Station
Texas A&m University Agricultural Extension Service
Dymple Cooksey
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Imitation foods vs real products weighed by nutrition
A&M UPDATE says imitation crab made from surimi has little fat or cholesterol but is nutritionally inferior to fresh fish due to less niacin potassium and protein. It carries more calories and sodium and is cheaper for those not on a two-salt diet. Imitation cheese has fewer calories and fat but less calcium. Experts advise balancing imitation benefits against overall nutrition. Sulfite allergy tips include label reading and FDA regulations to protect sensitivities.
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Cooksey
Hunt
Texas A&m University Agricultural Extension Service
FDA
Tornado safety urged by Texas A&M expert at College Station
College Station Texas A M University meteorological engineer Jake Canglese urges community self protection during tornadoes. He emphasizes prompt law enforcement notification, continuous radio and TV monitoring, NOAA weather radios, and specific debris protection. Tornado season peaks now through June with potential year round threats and public pamphlets offered by civil defense offices.
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College Station
Texas A&m University
Jake Canglese
Cangrese
Canglese
Brazos County
Civil Defense
National Weather Service
Civil Defense Department
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
NOAA
Civil Defense Offices
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University of Houston-Clear
University of Houston-Clear Lake Dance Collective
Bayou Building Theatre
LM Chamber
Bay Area Bluegrass Association
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Sigma
Epsilon Kappa Chapter
Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity
Highway 1765
Bayou Building
Catholic Campus Ministry
UHCL
Texas Cition
Mary Ellendoyle
A&m
Food and Drug Administration
Alice Hunt
Dave Mellor
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University System
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