Frontier Day planned by Alvin Rotary Club
Alvin hosts the 12th Frontier Day as its sole fundraiser with gunfighters moonwalk rides and events for children. The day begins with a Fun Run at 9 a.m. and a parade at 9:30 a.m. in downtown Alvin around City Hall with many area groups participating. For details call the Visitors Information Center at 713-585-8662.
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Alvin
Rotary Club of
Alvin and
Manuel
Texas
Alvin-Manuel Knights of Columbus
Alvin Visitors and Tourists Information Center
Bosses of the Year named by Mainland Bay Area Legal Secretaries Assoc
James E. Butler of Butler Lancaster and Venson Dickinson won Boss of the Year at the Mainland Bay Area Legal Secretaries Association annual meeting on April 18. Dana Shaffer, a Santa Fe High School senior, received a $200 scholarship, and Lisa Roberts of Simpson and Beeton was named Legal Secretary of the Year. Dickinson-Dickinson Memorial VFW Post 6378 earned top honors in its community scrapbook, detailing activity from April 1, 1987 to March 31, 1988 and a park project to be dedicated June 18. A free self defense demonstration is set for May 31 at Nessler Civic Center in Texas City.
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James E. Butler
Butler, Lancaster
Venson Dickinson
Bay Area Legal Secretaries Association
Butler
Dana Shaffer
Santa Fe High School
Dana
Lisa Roberts
Simpson and Beeton
Dickinson
Dickinson Memorial
VFW
Jimmy Velasquez
Janey Kuykendall
Girl Scouts
ASPCA
Air Force
Texas City
Texas City Crime Prevention Association
Nessler Civic Center
Coral Reef Room
Call
Benefit to Support Scholarships at Nessler Center Texas City
Hair Fashions by Unique Designs by L'Retta will host a scholarship benefit at Nessler Center Texas City on Saturday from 6 to 9 p.m. Proceeds support the Community Development Council Scholarship Fund. Presale tickets are 6 dollars, 7 dollars at the door. Refreshments will be available. Call 945-0450 for details.
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Texas City
L'Retta
Nessler Center
5Th Ave
Community Development Council
Dickinson High School 1963 class plans 25th reunion
The 1963 Dickinson High School graduating class plans a 25th reunion on June 18. Some graduates remain uncontacted. For information call Kay Harrigan at 713-534-4309 or Mike Sanberg at 713-337-2473. The 1962 and 1964 classes are invited to participate and should call Kay or Mike.
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Dickinson
Dickinson High School
Kay Harrigan
Mike Sanberg
Kay
Mike
CAER speakers available for community groups
CAER offers speakers to discuss sirens and regional health and safety efforts. Contact Patricia Erwin at 945-1799 or Harry Robinson at 942-3719 for details or to request a speaker.
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LA Marque
Texas City-La Marque
CAER
Patricia Erwin
Harry Robinson
Admission test prep at UHCL offered in Houston area
Three consecutive Saturdays at University of Houston-Clear Lake center for advanced management programs will host an admission test review course. Classes run 8 30 a m to 12 30 p m starting Saturday at UHCT 2700 Bay Area Blvd taught by Dr William Staples and Richard Trask with total cost 85 dollars including materials. For more information call 713 488 533 Heritage meeting tonight in Texas City members invited to 7 30 p m Davison Home with Priscilla Benham speaking on the Minnesota Connection Board of directors meeting to precede the general session.
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University of Houston-Clear Lake
Center For Advanced Management
UHCT
Bay Area Blvd
William Staples
UHCL
Richard Trask
Jones Graduate School
Rice University
Texas City
Texas City Heritage Association
Davison
Priscilla Benham
Minnesota
Feline personalities bring stories from Texas City home
In Texas City, Nicky de Lange shares anecdotes about her cats Myron Jack and Harry. Myron and Jack inspired their names, while Harry, originally from New York City, adapts to life in Texas. The piece recalls hunting misadventures, including a dead bird, a live snake, and a dramatic screen-door incident.
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Texas City
Myron
Jack
Harry
New York City
Texas
Clear Creek Wins State UIL One Act and Science Honors
Clear Creek District fans a triple win featuring Clear Lake High School in the UIL One Act Play Contest in Austin. Wayne Rowe, Erin Ryan, and James McClure honored for performances in Black Angel. Science prizes go to Sally Ann Huntoon and teammates, with three students qualifying for the International Science and Engineering Fair in Knoxville. Clear Lake High claims top district honors and enters a national SuperQuest competition seeking a ETA10 supercomputer.
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Austin
Clear Lake High School
University of Texas
Wayne Rowe
Martin Engel
Erin Ryan
Simone Engel
James McClure
Louis Paget
Clear Lake
R.L. Balfe
Clear Creek
Sally Ann Huntoon
Poddar
Houston
Cullen Jackson
David Woods
Clear Lake High
Reci
Eee
ETA Systems Inc
Stt. Paul, Minn
Control Data Corporation
St. Paul
Four quotes quiz as self employment reality check
The passage presents a quiz about famous quotes then discusses entrepreneurship. It argues that fools, dreamers, and aspiring entrepreneurs share a molded mindset while noting the harsh realities of business, economics, and market forces that thwart many budding ventures.
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Toto
Kansas
Realism tests for startup ideas using software tools
Entrepreneurs must test numbers against market reality through cash flow reviews and sensitivity analysis. The article highlights four realism tests, including evaluating strengths and weaknesses and odds of hitting projections, with tools from Syntex National Corp and Lotus 1-2-3. It discusses Stop/Go forecasting and Monte Carlo Plus for risk analysis and directs readers to Paul Oman in Houston, Texas.
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Syntex National Corp
P.O
Houston, TX
Lotus
Monte Carlo
Paul Oman
P.O. Box
Houston
Texas
Two Clear Creek HS Seniors Graduate with National Scholarships
Danielle Elizabeth Jack and Jason Hillary Jack will graduate from Clear Creek High School on June 5. Jason won a full scholarship to the U S Naval Academy Preparatory School in Newport RI to study math and science. Danielle earned a scholarship to Goucher College in Baltimore MD to major in pre legal studies and minor in dance. Parents are Lottie R and William P Greenwood. Grandparents include Sarah Mae Reason of Texas City and the late George Reason Sr and Hillary Jack and Silvia Jack Lewis.
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Danielle Elizabeth Jack
Jason Hillary Jack
Clear Creek High School
Jason
U.S. Naval Academy
Newport
Rhode Island
Danielle
Goucher College
Baltimore
Maryland
Lottie R
Wiliam P. Greenwood
Sarah Mae Reason
Texas City
George Reason Sr
Hillary Jack
Silvia Jack Lewis
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