College Health Fair and Walk at UH Clear Lake
The University of Houston Clear Lake hosts Health Fair 1987 on February 12 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. in Atrium II Bayou Building with 36 booths, screenings, and demonstrations from groups like American Cancer Society and Red Cross. The “Walk for Your Own Sweet Heart” five mile fun walk occurs February 14 at 9:30 a.m. in Parking Lot 6 with a $4 entry, $5 late fee, and ongoing health info tours. Contact numbers: 713-488-9204 and 713-488-9511.
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University of Houston
American Cancer Society
American Heart Association
American Red Cross
Bay Area Council On Drugs and Alcohol Abuse
Bike Barn
Blood Center
Clear Lake Emergency Medical Corps
Friendswood Fun Walkers
Gulf Coast Waste Disposal] Authority
Kelsey- Seybold
Uh-Clear Lake
Devel
Dab
Aggie Mothers to Meet at Nessler Center
The Mainland A&M Mothers' Club will hold its monthly meeting Monday at 7 30 p m at the Nessler Center. Verna Noack will speak on Heart Exchange Support Groups and Donor Transplants. A boutique workshop will be held. For information call Diane Thompson president at 713 534 3672.
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Texas City
A&m Mothers’ Club
Nessler Center
Verna Noack
Diane Thompson
Fatima Thrift Shop Announces New Year Sale Texas City
Fatima Thrift Shop at 1001 Texas Ave Texas City hosts a daily New Year clearance from 10 am to 5 pm offering winter clothing household items furniture books shoes and bags at giveaway tires. For 2 dollars shoppers can fill a grocery bag with clothes. Proceeds aid the needy through St Marys Church Parish Texas City.
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Texas City
Fatima Thrift Shop
Texas Ave
St. Mary’s Church
Friday GED testing cancelled at Alvin College
The Alvin Community College Counseling Center will stop offering GED testing on Fridays. GED tests will continue on Mondays and Wednesdays during the day and on Tuesdays and Thursdays in the evenings.
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Alvin
Alvin Community College Counseling Center
Houston area college hosts Walk for Your Own Sweet Heart
University of Houston Clear Lake sponsors a five mile Valentine's event in Park Lot 6 Developmental Arts Ridge at 2700 Bay Area Blvd. The entry fee is four dollars with registration deadline February 13. Late registration runs February 14 from 8:30 to 9:20 a.m. A late fee of four dollars applies.
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Opmental Arts
Houston
University of Houston-Clear Lake
Developmental Arts
Bay Area Blvd
Black History Month events at College of the Mainland
Texas City observes Black History Month with a Gospel Music Festival and dinner Sunday at 3:00 p.m. featuring local artists and Sedalia Beavers catering. On Feb. 21 from 10 a.m. to dark an Old Fashioned Street Festival offers food, speakers, craftsmen, screenings, and activities for children. Booth rental is $5 via money order to Black History Planning Committee c/o Deryl Clark or Beverly Douglas, 8001 Palmer Hwy, Texas City TX 77591. Call 938-1211 ext 285 for details.
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Texas City
College of the Mainland
Sedalia Beavers
Black History Planning Committee
Deryl Clark
Beverly Douglas
Palmer Hwy
Tex
PTA Meeting Forming Group for Handicapped Children
Texas City hosts an organizational PTA meeting for all handicapped children at 7 p.m. Saturday in the Nessler Center. Volunteers are asked to join and help form the group. contact 945-5393 before the meeting with questions.
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Texas City
Nessler Center
Silvertones Meet in Texas City Dinner Meeting
The Silvertones will gather February 12 at 6 30 p m in the Nessler Center Coral Reef Room in Texas City. All Mon santo retirees are invited to attend a covered dish dinner with games after the business meeting.
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Texas City
Silvertones
Nessler Center
Coral Reef Room
Monsanto
Mystery at Alvin College: Christie Play Unveiled
Alvin Community College presents The Unexped Pace Guest by Agatha Christie. Performances run Saturday Feb 13 and Sunday Feb 14 at 8 p.m. with a Sunday matinee at 2 30 p.m. Box office 713-553-140370 for information and reservations.
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Alvin
Alvin Community College
Agatha Christie
Areaturday
Our Lady of Fatima PTO Mardi Gras Ball Night
Our Lady of Fatima School PTO hosts the 4th annual Mardi Gras Ball on February 21 at the Kukral Center 1600 Palmer Hwy Texas City from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Tickets are $40 per couple including set ups hors d oeuvres and midnight refreshments. A $500 cash prize drawing and 20 door prizes will be awarded. No costumes required.
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Texas City
Our Lady of Fatima Pto
Kukral Center
Our Lady of Fatima
Palmer Hwy
Trip to Vinton for horse races by ABWA TEXAS CITY chapter
The TEXAS CITY-Shoal Point Chapter of the American Business Women Association plans a Feb. 15 bus trip to horse races in Vinton Louisiana. Depart 8:30 a.m. from Wal-Mart parking lot near Academy and FM 1764. Return about 8:30 p.m. Fee 25 dollars includes bus and clubhouse ticket. Proper attire required. snacks provided. Contact W. M. Brooks at 938-3050 or 938-4182 for details. Public invited.
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Texas City — Shoal Point
American Business Women Association
Vinton
Wal-Mart
Academy
Hwy. 146
FM 1764
W.M. Brooks
Band Boosters Host Spaghetti Dinner At Texas City High
A note highlights upcoming events at Texas City High School with a spaghetti dinner and concert Sunday at the cafeteria to support the Band Boosters. Also announced is an Alpha Delta Kappa spring arts and crafts show on March 28 at Nessler Civic Center to fund scholarships, with table rental details via phone.
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Texas City High School
TCHS
Alpha Delta Kappa
Nessler Civic Center
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