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Newspaper
Wilson County News
Location
Floresville, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1995
Page
11
FLORESVILLE On Monday Oct 30 the Spanish Club will collect donations in the Floresville area for Pesos for Braces. The non profit in Guadalajara funds medical care braces and artificial limbs for crippled children whose parents cannot afford them. For verification call 393 5370.
Parents and students met at Johnie and Kay Deagen’s home to plan Stockdale Project Graduation 1996. The third annual alcohol and drug free all night party will involve Stockdale seniors and guests. Cathey Wiley Kay Deagen and Lydia McCain lead committees seeking contributions and donations.
The Wood Valley Area 4-H Club met October 3 at the Wood Valley Firehouse with Melissa Dias presiding. New member Vanessa Rodriguez was welcomed as the group planned the Halloween Festival Cake Walk, Peanut Festival float, Mental Health Bake-off entries, and National 4-H Week activities.
Representatives from 18 Texas colleges and all four military branches attend Floresville High School College Day on October 31. Students and parents tour from 8 15 to 10 30 a m to learn career options. Vocational mini classes in Building Trades Auto Mechanics and Welding guide first year students toward choosing fields and preparing for work or further study.
Stockdale Independent School District marks National Red Ribbon Week with themes and activities across grades. Students wear red and participate in assemblies, skits, posters, and a car antenna ribbon campaign supported by the National Honor Society. An all day Odyssey of the Mind event on Thursday centers on the poem Last Question.
Floresville report notes Wilson County Library will observe new hours effective Nov 1. Weekdays run 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday hours are 8 a.m. to noon due to fall and winter conditions.
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