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Newspaper

Mainland Extra

Location

Galveston, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1988

Page

5

League City Helen Hall Library Dedication Celebrates Expansion

The Helen Hall Library in League City was formally dedicated Sunday after a two story 22 430 square foot addition and 6 855 square foot renovation funded by an August 1985 bond issue. About 250 people attended as Mayor Joe Lamb and library staff praised two years of work and the community funded project.

Texas City League City Helen Hall Citizens of Rodney L. Mackey Darwin Gilmore Library Board of Trustees Tammy Frankovich Bay Area Baptist Church Joe Lamb Susan Mathews Helen Hall Library Walter G. Hall Sr Hall Helen Lewis Hall League City Public Library

Alamo Images exhibit at Alvin Community College in March

Alvin Community College Foundation sponsors a March exhibition titled Alamo Images created by the DeGolyer Library SMU to honor the Texas Sesquicentennial. The display features 150 photographs tracing the Alamo’s history from mission to shrine and includes related media and events with free admission.

Alvin Alvin Community College Foundation DeGolyer Southern Methodist University Dallas Texas Committee For the Humanities National Endowment For the Humanities Texas Humanities Resource Center Alamo The ACC Lynda Jolly ACC Foundation John Wayne Richard Widmark Laurence Harvey Alvin Community College Theatre Tekians

Texas Citians recall four days at Calgary Winter Games

Mary Ellen Doyle recounts four Texan spectators attending the 15th Winter Olympics in Calgary Alberta. The narrative covers travel from Texas City, Banff hotel stay, opening ceremonies at McMahon Stadium, pin trading, athlete cheers, and views from Calgary Tower. It details Eddie the Eagle, Matti Nykanen, Frank Masley, and USA hockey with locals aiding tips.

Chuck USA Calgary Texas Canada Robyn Perry Eddie England Matti Nykanen Coke Tent Hudson Bay Co The Bay Stampede Corral Canada Olympic Park Delaware Frank Masley Frank Czechoslovkia Nakiska

Santa Fe schools host open house during Texas Public Schools Week

Santa Fe Independent School District joins Texas Public Schools Week with district wide activities. Open House events run March across campuses, featuring classroom visits, lunches with students, science fairs, flag ceremony, and demonstrations. Highlighted by themes of Texas Public Schools and You, a powerful partnership.

Santa Fe Texas Santa Fe Independent Texas Public Schools Ray.j. Wallam Colleen Nungesser

Moore Library Announces Its Latest Winners

Moore Memorial Public Library reveals grand prize winner Tanya Baker of Levi Frn for Why I Love My Library Card contest. Kevin Langford of Blocker secures second. grade winners are Bradley Reid, Nathan Satterlee, and Ann Tandon. Winners receive cash awards. submission types include poems prose and rhymes.

Texas Tanya Baker Levi Frn Moore Memorial Public Library Kevin Langford Blocker Bradley Reid Nathan Satterlee Ann Tandon American Library Association Test Tonya Baker Janet Basemore

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