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Newspaper

Mainland Extra

Location

Galveston, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1987

Page

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Holy Trinity Church Strawberry Festival Set

Holy Trinity Episcopal Church in Dickinson hosts its annual Strawberry Festival this Saturday with BBQ chicken and brisket dinners, strawberry shortcake, games for children, Scandinavian dancers, an organ recital, and a bluegrass band. Grounds open at 11 a.m. for handicapped access. special entrance and proximity parking, with phone contact for early entry and complimentary game tickets.

Dickinson Holy Trinity Episcopal Church Highway 3 Dickinson Bayou

Spring Festival at San Leon Fire House

The San Leon Volunteer Fire Department hosts a Saturday festival from 11 a.m. to midnight at the Fire House on 12th Street near Bay Shore Drive featuring bands, dancing, an auction, barbecue dinners, rides, crafts, and various booths. Admission is free with inside or outside space for rent. representative available 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. for registrations. call 559-1312 for details.

San Leon 12Th Street Bay Shore Drive

Wardrobe lecture by Clara Cook Lambert in Texas City

The La Marque Texas City Noon Business and Professional Women Club sponsors a talk titled Wardrobe The Art of Dressing Successfully by Clara Cook Lambert. It is Tuesday at 7 30 p m at Nessler Center with tickets three dollars at the door or from members. Proceeds benefit the M D Anderson Hospital and scholarships.

Texas City la Marque Noon Business and Professional Women Club Clara Cook Lambert Nessler Center B&pw M.D. Anderson

MCH Sets Summer Junior Volunteer Program in Texas City

Mainland Center Hospital seeks youth volunteers aged 14 to 18 for summer activities. Applications available at the information desk or by calling 938-5000 with name address and phone. Interview times arranged with a parent after application receipt. Applications accepted through May 31.

Texas City Mainland Center Hospital

Santa Fe High School Driver Ed Sessions Set This Summer

Region IV Service Center of Houston to run two Santa Fe High School driver education sessions from June 1 to July 8 and June 15 to July 23. Daily hours cover three 2 hour blocks with a $158 fee including classroom, simulator, and behind the wheel training. Region V will register students May 5–6 during lunch. Payments by cashier’s check or money order only. Hardship installments allowed but full payment required before certificate. Students must be 15 before the first day of class.

Santa FE Sant Fe High School Region IV Service Center of Houston Region V High

Santa Fe High Art Club sale week of May 4 8

Santa Fe High School Art Club sponsors a student art sale in the high school lobby from May 4 to 8, 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m., with Thursday extended to 8 p.m. The sale features paintings drawings prints and pottery and welcomes the public.

Santa FE Santa Fe High School

Las Vegas Night Promises Southwest Tickets for Texas City

The Texas City Evening Optimist Club hosts Las Vegas Night at Fatima cafetorium starting 7 pm with two roundtrip Southwest Airlines tickets as top prizes. Games run to 11 pm followed by an auction of items donated by local merchants, with 10 minute door prizes during four hours of play. Continental Airlines tickets close the auction. Tickets are $10 at Mainland Bank United Home and Auto Phil's TV and Benny's Liquor.

Texas City United States Southwest Airlines Las Vegas Fatima Continental Airlines Mainland Bank United Home and Auto Phil's TV Benny's Liquor

Village Fair Parade Opens League City Mother's Day Weekend

The 33rd Village Fair by League City Lions Club runs May 9 10 a.m. to May 10 with a parade led by Clear Creek High School Cavaliers band and drill team, 25 plus floats and entertainment at Walter Hall Park. Health Fest 87 and a Las Vegas Night fundraiser support local charities.

League City League City Lions Club Clear Creek High School Cavaliers Kansas Street Main Street Hwy. 3 Walter Hall Park Las Vegas

Lincoln-Woodland fundraiser winners announced

The Lincoln-Woodland Heritage Association named Mrs. Sam Jackson winner of an 800-pound steer, Edward Thompson a ham prize, and Raymond Hamilton bacon in the group fundraiser. Volunteers are sought to finish restoring the Lincoln-Woodland auditorium and campus, with a meeting at 7 p.m. Sunday at the American Savings Bank led by Mrs. M. L. Devereaux and Edward Ross.

Fais Do Do Cajun Festival Set For May 23 24

The fourth annual Fais Do Do will be held May 23 24 at the Rainbow Shopping Center Dickinson Texas. Proceeds benefit Dickinson Lions Club service projects including sight conservation Crippled Children's Camp and youth activities. Five Cajun meals available at six dollars each featuring boiled crawfish fried crawfish fried catfish shrimp etoufee and gumbo with chicken and sausage.

Dickinson Rainbow Shopping Center Dickinson Lions Club Texas Crippled Children’s

ACC Offers One Year Vocational Nursing Class

Alvin Community College announces a one year Vocational Nursing program beginning June 1 1987. Applications are being accepted with pre entrance tests underway. Requirements include high school diploma or GED pre entrance testing an application references and a physical exam. For details contact ACC Vocational Nursing at 713 331 6111 ext 222.

Alvin Alvin Community College ACC Alvin Community College Vocational Nursing Department

American lawyers seek new avenues abroad echoing US Japan pact

American lawyers pursue domestic and international opportunities amid a new US Japan treaty allowing foreign lawyers to practice in Japan. Major firms plan Tokyo offices, mirroring investment bank expansion, signaling deeper economic ties and smoother cross border capital flow.

U.S Congress Japan United States Hawaii New York California Washington, D.C Michigan Merrill Lynch Morgan Stanley First Boston Salomon Brothers Tokyo Mutual Exchange of Legal Services Fur Two Nations Wall Street

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