Community leaders award scholarships at TCLM luncheon
La Marque and Texas City leaders handed out $500 scholarships to Jon Keiser COM Anthony Arvella TCISD and Rossano Dickie LMISD plus Walmart winners Alan Arvello Laura Nghiem and Sandra Stone from LMHS. Fountain View Apartments received the Business Improvement Award. Astros broadcaster Larry Dierker spoke about his 14 major league seasons no hitter in 1976 and current broadcasting role. Mainland Spring Fest set for June 4 12 features sailing golf fishing tennis softball karate a 5K run cycling kite flying horseshoes and grills with Shrimp Boil Dance on June 11 at the Trade Winds Shopping Center 21st Street and Palmer Highway Texas City. Call 935-1408 for details.
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Sandra Stone
LMHS
Fountain View Apartments
Chamber
Houston
Astros
Larry Dierker
Dierker
Plete
Houston Astros Association
Chamber of Commerce
Dean Scott
Safeway
Tradewinds
Texas City
21St Street
Palmer Highway
Pee Wee Bowen
Trailblazers Stargazers Theme For 1988 Summer Reading Club
Moore Memorial Public Library in Texas City announces Trailblazers, Stargazers as the 1988 Summer Reading Club theme. The program encourages reading, films, and activities to honor explorers and dreamers, with free membership for school age children who can read. Registration starts June 3 with events through July and August, including author visits, a Space Trip show, puppet performances, film screenings, and a reading certificate program with prizes.
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Texas City
Moore Memorial Public Library
Janet Bazemore
Tom Townsend
Townsend
Texas
Meriworth Mabry
National Geographic
Haye Theatre
Joanne Schroeder
Moore Memorial
Bonnie
Noel Drew
Witch Mountain
Texas Bluebonnet
Justin
Peter the Great
Whipping Boy
Texas State Library
Sweet Pea Finds Healing and New Hope at SPCA
Dickinson SPCA of Galveston County recounts rescuing a puppy named Sweet Pea bearing a rubber band wound around neck and leg. After a month of treatment and care, the pup is healed and ready for adoption, with the charity stressing child-pet responsibility and offering education visits for families.
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Dickinson
SPCA
Galveston County
Childéren
Cal
Frozen meals now offer sound nutrition and convenience
COLLEGE STATION 177 new frozen dinners marketed last year expand ethnic and light meal options while boosting nutritional value. Dr. Alice Hunt of Texas Agricultural Extension Service notes frozen meals can fit a balanced diet if labels are read, with guidance from Tufts researchers who rated 44 of 451 dinners highly suitable for fat, calories, sodium, and protein. warnings on serving size and fat limits accompany the advice.
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College Station
Alice Hunt
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Tufts University
Tufts
Hunt
TamU News Sets Sodium and Protein Guidelines for Meals
A nutritionist advises limiting sodium to about 1000 milligrams per meal and ensuring protein around 15 grams per serving. A nine ounce net weight helps with fullness, but frozen meals may lack essential vitamins or minerals. Add vegetables or fruit to balance.
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U.S
Hunt
Hitchcock Festival in the Park this Saturday
The Friends of the Library sponsor a 9 am outdoor festival at Genevieve Miller Public Library in Hitchcock featuring crafts plants antiques and a free program lineup. Santa Fe High Band Ensemble Wally the Clown Baby Snooks Buzz Kiefer Chris Ray and local talent perform with a paper eating goat and art demonstration. Admission is free and all are invited to bring lawn chairs.
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Hitchcock
Genevieve Miller
Wally the Clown
Baby Snooks
Buzz Kiefer
British Isles
Raggedy Ann
Chris Ray
Stewart Elementary
Gay Paratore
He Park
Jon ‘ Mee
Reading Hub
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