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Newspaper
Mainland Extra
Location
Galveston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1988
Page
3
Students and teachers cheer the end of the term as schools close for summer. Parents fear the idle days ahead, while administrators urge proactive planning with affordable activities. The piece suggests fun, inexpensive options and practical ideas to keep kids engaged all week.
The article highlights budget friendly outings for families on the mainland near Texas City. It recommends the Texas City Dike beaches for easy day trips, municipal library summer programs, Nessler Civic Center and League City facilities, inexpensive day camps, free or cheap Little League and girls softball games, bike rides on quiet routes, county and Moore Memorial Library area parks, and city parks behind Moore Memorial Library. It encourages local, economical options to keep children active and rested.
Eleven children at Moore Memorial Public Library competed in the Brain Busters program after school earning prizes for skills with dictionaries card catalogs atlases encyclopedias and reference sources. Rudy Moya Jr and Sean Keeton tied for first answering questions on fascicles ZIP code for Anchorage and lat long for Salt Lake City names include MaGee Matzke Jami Matzke Jimmy Martin Tim McClellan Kay Lopez Cory Richardson April Wathen Marie Serna Wes Satterlee.
George Strake and Dr. Lewis Parker Jr. urged black Republicans to attend the June 9 to 11 state convention at the George Brown Center Houston after a March meeting. Parker, Galveston County’s first black GOP candidate, praised turnout that year and urged continued recruitment and progress within the party.
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