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Newspaper
Wilson County News
Location
Floresville, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1997
Page
17
The Path Library hosts a Troll Book Fair September 22 to 26 from 8 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. daily with Monday late hours to 7 p.m. The Hispanic Heritage Month event features Tejano music and prizes, including certificates and T shirts. Call 830 484 3323 for details.
The notice lists school lunch menus for the week with breakfasts such as egg and sausage taco cinnamon toast and breakfast pizza. Lunch options include chicken nuggets with gravy hamburger on a bun fish sandwiches burritos and pepperoni pizza with sides like tossed salad coleslaw and fruit. Readers are invited to send sports photos with daytime contact details to WCN Sports.
The Cub Scouts Pack 393 and Boy Scout Troop 393 with Wilson County Sheriff's Department hold a free finger printing session on Saturday September 27 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. in front of Wal Mart on U S 181 Floresville. The service helps identify children in disappearances.
The Floresville Athletic Booster Club will meet Wednesday October 1 at 7 30 p m in the Middle School Cafeteria. Anyone wishing to join or with a child in Tiger or Jaguar athletics is invited.
The protective services division announces a criminal justice course running October 27 to November 21. Classes meet Monday through Friday 6 to 9 p.m. at Bee County College with tuition 150 dollars for residents or 200 dollars for nonresidents, including supplies. Call 512 354 2330 for details.
UTSA invites the public to dedicate the Downtown Campus and the Firo Street Building on Friday September 26 with a 9 a.m. ceremony. The UTSA Jazz Ensemble conducted by Morgan King and the San Antonio ISD Kelly Elementary Eagle Choir directed by Brian J Halverson perform. Tours and refreshments follow with UTSA Ambassadors guiding. For details call 210 458 4550.
The Wilson County 4 H Adult Boosters met September 17 in the district courtroom. They approved the 1997 98 budget worksheet and received reports on Adopt a Highway promotional activities achievement night and nutrition programs along with the Kansas Exchange update. Dates were set for lamb and goat validations broiler exhibitors rules an upcoming rabbit show and a Rifle Team meeting. The next meeting is November 20 at 7 30 p.m. in the district courtroom.
The San Antonio Museum of Art offers a Make-a-Take Art Class for Kids titled Painting Pottery Inspired by Designs from Michoacan with Margarita Urquiza on Sunday September 28 from 1 to 4 p.m. The event celebrates National Hispanic Heritage Month with Hispanic American crafts. At 2 p.m. the same day a lecture on San Antonio's 1930s and 40s art scene, focusing on Mary Aubrey Keating, will be given by historian Cecilia Steinfeldt.
Daily menus list breakfast and lunch items for each weekday. Items include burritos juice hamburgers fries lettuce tomatoes pickles apples cookies donuts cereal cinn a breaded chicken nuggets mashed potatoes green beans rolls honey beef tacos Spanish rice pinto beans pineapple scrambled eggs buttered toast jelly sausage pizza fruit biscuits jelly sausage juice submarine sandwiches lettuce tomato dressing pickles fruit
Breakfast items include donuts juice and fruit. Lunch options feature hot dogs with chili french fries celery and carrot sticks bananas cereal and peaches. Beef refried tortilla with lettuce and tomatoes offered as a meal.
Dennis Ellebracht of East Central High School earned his 14th invitation to a national competition designed to stimulate interest in food science and technology. The team includes John Ellebracht Darrell Walters Craig Wintrek and Doug Woytascyzk with Ellebracht serving as teacher and coach.
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