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Newspaper
Wilson County News
Location
Floresville, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1998
Page
13
The menu lists a sequence of daily meals for January including breakfast items such as French toast, waffles, cereal, and eggs with sides like fruit, sausage, and juice. Lunch diversifies with items like spaghetti with meat sauce, chicken nuggets, chili and beans, pizza, hamburgers, tacos, and various vegetables and desserts. Holiday note appears at the end.
Floresville high school student council hosted a December 13 blood drive benefiting the South Texas Blood and Tissue Center. A total of 46 donations were collected, exceeding expectations. Special thanks to Floresville Pizza Hut for pizza and Baumann's Grocery for refreshments, with sponsors Camille Ingram and Mindy Bryant praised for their work.
Pacific Intercultural Exchange seeks local families to host incoming foreign high school students for the upcoming academic semester. The sponsor requests interested households to contact the program for screening and placement.
A Sunday Make-a-Take art class for kids ages 15 to 18 will run January 11 from 1 to 4 p.m. at the San Antonio Museum of Art. The free session features past paper designs and is part of a student exchange program run by P.I.E. Executive Director John Doty. Floresville-area families seeking information may call 1-800-631-1818.
Parents may call a toll free line to receive a free rating and brief review of six recent movies. Sponsored by the United States Catholic Conference the service also provides the MPAA rating. Call 1 800 311 4222 for a free rating.
Lavernia Boy Scout Troop 118 with the police department will issue identification and fingerprint cards at LaVernia City Hall on Saturday January 10 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The service is free and targets Wilson County children up to sixth grade.
SPJST raises include the Pennies Scholarship Drive and Memorial Fund with a one time scholarship set at 750 dollars. The 100 Pennies Drive was extended from December 31 to March 31. SPJST underwrites administrative costs and directs 100 percent of contributions to General and Technical SPJST Scholarships for members. The fund also backs Leadership Grants for active Youth Club members and posted a record 74 000 dollars in donations in 1996. The Supreme Lodge recently voted to increase the scholarship program.
A vintage motto proclaims it is better to be an enthusiastic fool than perfectly correct and prosaic. It invites readers to embrace lively writing and fearless expression in the newspaper's pages.
STOCKDALE The 4-H Club will hold its monthly meeting on Tuesday January 13 at 7 p.m. in the high school auditorium.
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