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NEWS SEPTEMBER 2010
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dayton chamber lunch news story 04.30.10 dayton chamber of commerce will HOLD its monthly noon luncheon this coming tuesday at the new dayton community center on south cleveland street. guest speaker is linda parker with texas department of agriculture. she will discuss current developments throughout the region and highlight available funding through the state for new rural developments. the $10 lunch will be catered by the branding iron and feature chicken PARMESAN, salad, bread and dessert. once more, the dayton chamber of commerce’s monthly noon luncheon is tuesday at the dayton COMMUNITY center – 801 south cleveland. for reservations, call the dayton chamber at 936-257-2393. ffa parade news story 04.24.09 it’s rodeo time - the dayton ffa rodeo parade is tomorrow. parade entries will line up saturday morning beginning at 9 on west houston street between the old library building and s.h. 146. the parade will start at 10 a.m. at the old library traveling south on south cleveland street. it will end at the bus barn parking lot driveway. in a related story, dayton ffa invites businesses to participate in its second annual business storefront decorating contest. it’s easy – just enter your business and then decorate your windows and storefronts with a WESTERN flare. there will be AWARDS based on CREATIVITY, ORIGINALITY and theme. the entry deadline for the ffa business storefront decorating contest is today. for information, call JEANETTE hale at 936-334-4530 or pam klimitchek at 409-267-5505. once more, the annual dayton ffa rodeo parade is TOMORROW morning at 10 a.m. at the old library heading south of south CLEVELAND street. DEADLINE for entry to the storefront DECORATING is today, and THOSE who participate are asked to keep the storefront DECORATED through the end fo the dayton ffa livestock show and RODEO SATURDAY, may 8. san jac carnival news story 04.30.10 san jacinto elementary is putting on a carnival this evening, and the whole community is invited. stacey cain, principal at san jacinto, said this is something new for the campus, which has held a mexican dinner fund-raiser in the past. tonight’s FESTIVITIES at san jacinto will include lots of food and entertainment. there will be more than 20 games, with names like duck toss, dart shoot, leap frog, ladder golf, plinko design, and balloon stomp. there will also be bowling, basketball, and shuffle board. all of the games WILL TAKE place in the gymnasium behind the school. there’s more ways to have fun – two moonwalks will be set up on the back parking lot. inside the san jacinto cafeteria will be food, including sausage on a stick, nachos, hot dogs, frito pies, popcorn, cotton candy, plus many more tasty treats. all of this carnival fun takes place tonight from 5:30 to 8:30 at the san jacinto campus, located at 1629 grand avenue in liberty. the community is invited. dayton softball news story 04.26.10 both the lady broncos and lady panthers softball teams will play bi-district playoff games tonight. dayton travelS to nederland today for a 7 p.m. start against the lady bulldogs. the nederland girls are the second place team from district 20-4a while dayton advanced as the third team from 19-4a. the lady broncos finished the REGULAR season 18-9 overall and 9-5 in district action. this is the fourth year out of the past six that the charges of coach daryl bell have advanced to POT-SEASON PLAY. AS FOR tHE LIBERTY LADY PANTHERS, THEY WILL FACE THE HAMSHIRE FANNETT LADY LONGHORNS IN BI-DISTRICT PLAY TONIGHT AT 6 IN HAMSHIRE. THE CHARGES OF COACH KAREN SLACK ARE THE THIRD PLACE TEAM FROM DISTRICT 22-3A. THE LIBERTY GIRLS ARE 15-8 OVERALL AND 8-4 IN DISTRICT ACTION. ONCE MORE, THE DAYTON LADY BRONCOS SOFTBALL TEAM PLAYS TODAY AT 7 P.M. AT NEDERLAND WHILE THE LIBERTY GIRLS TRAVEL TO HAMSHIRE TONIGHT FOR A 6 O’CLOCK START. LISD BOND ISSUE DETAILS LOCAL NEWS 04/27/2010 LIBERTY SCHOOL DISTRICT OFFICIALS ARE SEEKING VOTER APPROVAL OF AN $18.27 MILLION BOND ISSUE TO FUND NUMEROUS IMPROVEMENTS TO DISTRICT FACILITIES AS WELL AS CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW ADMINISTRATION BUILDING. ACCORDING TO THE DISTRICT’S ARCHITECT DALE RABE (RAY-BEE), MANY OF THOSE IMPROVEMENTS ARE TO BRING LISD INTO COMPLIANCE WITH CURRENT STANDARDS. AUDIO. IN ADDITION TO THE NEW CONSTRUCTION PLANNED, THE BOND ISSUE, IF PASSED, WOULD ALSO FUND SEVERAL RENOVATIONS TO EXISTING SCHOOL DISTRICT STRUCTURES. ARCHITECT DALE RABE: AUDIO. THE BOND ELECTION WILL NOT AFFECT THE HOMESTEAD PROPERTY OF THOSE 65 OR OLDER. EARLY VOTING ON THE PROPOSED $18.27 MILLION ISSUE CONTINUES WEEKDAYS AT THE ADMINISTRATION BUILDING ON GRAND AVENUE THROUGH TUESDAY MAY 4TH. EVENING EARLY VOTING OPPORTUNITIES ARE SET FOR THIS FRIDAY FROM 5 TO 9 P.M. AT THE SAN JACINTO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL GYM AND FROM 5 TO 9 AT THE LIBERTY HIGH SCHOOL GYM ON TUESDAY MAY 24TH. ELECTION DAY IS SATURDAY MAY 8TH. FATAL WRECK LOCAL NEWS 04/28/2010 THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY HAS RELEASED THE IDENTITY OF A LIBERTY COUNTY WOMAN KILLED IN A ONE-VEHICLE WRECK TUESDAY MORNING. THE VICTIM’S NAME IS JUDITH BAILEY, AGE 55, OF THE CLEVELAND AREA. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE PRECINCT #5 JOE MCANALLY SAID THE SINGLE VEHICLE WRECK OCCURRED JUST AFTER 8 A.M. TUESDAY ON COUNTY ROAD #2176 AT FM 787. INVESTIGATORS BELIEVE THE VEHICLE STRUCK A CULVERT AND ROLLED SEVERAL TIMES. THE CAUSE OF THE WRECK REMAINS UNDER INVESTIGATION AND JUDGE MCANALLY ORDERED AN AUTOPSY. NO ONE ELSE WAS INVOLVED IN THE FATAL ONE-VEHICLE WRECK AT FM 787 TUESDAY MORNING. AGAIN, THE VICTIM’S NAME HAD BEEN WITHHELD FOR SOMETIME PENDING NOTIFICATION OF HER FAMILY. NOW WE CAN REPORT, SHE IS A CLEVELAND AREA RESIDENT, 55-YEAR-OLD JUDITH BAILEY. SHE HAS BEEN IDENTIFIED AS AN EMPLOYEE OF THE U.S. CENSUS BUREAU. OFFICIALS WANT THE PUBLIC TO KNOW SHE WAS NOT CARRYING ANY TYPE OF SENSITIVE INFORMATION WHEN THE WRECK OCCURRED. ROTARY RADIO REMINDER LOCAL NEWS 04/30/2010 JUST A REMINDER, DON’T BE TOO SURPRISED AT ANYTHING YOU MAY HEAR ON KSHN RADIO TOMORROW. FROM 6 A.M. TO 6 P.M. THE LIBERTY ROTARY CLUB MEMBERS WILL BE ALL OF THE ANNOUNCING INCLUDING NEWS, COMMERCIALS, ETC. AS ANOTHER ANNUAL ROTARY RADIO DAY HITS THE AIRWAVES. ALL OF THE MONEY EARNED IN ADVERTISING TOMORROW WILL GO TO THE LIBERTY ROTARY CLUB’S MANY COMMUNITY AND WORLDWIDE PROJECTS. IT’S THE RETURN OF ROTARY RADIO DAY, TOMORROW FROM 6 TO 6, ON ALL NINE RADIO. BOND ISSUE EARLY VOTING LOCAL NEWS 04/30/2010 DURING THE FIRST FOUR DAYS OF EARLY VOTING IN THE PROPOSED $18.27 MILLION BOND LIBERTY ISD BOND ELECTION, 183 SCHOOL DISTRICT RESIDENTS HAVE CAST EARLY BALLOTS. EARLY VOTING ON THE PROPOSED BOND ISSUE CONTINUES 8 A.M. TO 4 P.M. AT THE LISD ADMINISTRATION BUILDING ON GRAND AVENUE TOMORROW AND THEN ALSO MONDAY AND TUESDAY. THERE IS ALSO AN OPPORTUNITY TO VOTE EARLY TONIGHT FROM 5 TO 9 P.M. AT THE SAN JACINTO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL GYM AND FROM 5 TO 9 TUESDAY AT THE LIBERTY HIGH SCHOOL GYM. ELECTION DAY FOR ALL CITY AND SCHOOL DISTRICTS WHERE ELECTIONS ARE BEING HELD IS SATURDAY MAY 8TH. AMERICAN LEGION CARE PACKAGES FOR SOLDIERS LOCAL NEWS DATE: 04 30 10 RON HEINEN, AS A MEMBER OF THE AMERICAN LEGION POST IN DAYTON IS TAKING ON A PROJECT OF SUPPORT FOR TROOPS SERVING IN AFGHANISTAN AND IRAQ, AND HE WOULD LIKE YOUR HELP. WHAT HE CALLS CARE PACKAGES WILL BE SENT TO MILITARY PERSONNEL SERVING THEE IN TIME TO GET THEM THERE IN TIME FOR JULY FOURTH. RON HEINEN, HIMSELF A VETERAN OF IRAQI COMBAT, SAID THEY WILL HAVE A COLLECTION DAY FOR DONATIONS THIS SATURDAY, TOMORROW, AT CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH ON FM 1960, AND AGAIN MAY 8 AT THE DAYTON COMMUNITY CENTER. AUDIO: SOME ITEMS THAT CAN BE SENT INCLUDE BABY WIPES, WHICH RON HEINEN SAID TROOPS DESCRIBE AS "GOLD". THE BEST ONES ARE THE TYPE THAT COMES IN RESALABLE PACKETS. HE SAID THAT MAKES IT EASIER FOR SOLDIERS TO CARRY THEM IN A POCKET. OTHER SUPER ITEMS TO DONATE: BUG SPRAY, SOAP, AND SOME FOOD PRODUCTS: SUCH AS CANNED FRUIT, RAMEN NOODLES, PEANUT BUTTER, TUNA, CHICKEN VIENNA SAUSAGE, AND OTHER TYPES OF NON—PERISHABLES. THEY DO ASK THAT YOU NOT SEND ANY GLASS OR OTHER BREAKABLE ITEMS, NO PORK PRODUCTS, NO ALCOHOL PRODUCTS NOR ADULT TYPE MAGAZINES. THESE DONATIONS CAN BE DROPPED OFF AT CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH ON FM 1960 SOUTHWEST OF DAYTON THIS SATURDAY, THAT'S TOMORROW, BETWEEN 10 & 2, AND THEN AGAIN, SATURDAY, MAY 8TH, AT THE DAYTON COMMUNITY CENTER FROM 10 UNTIL 1 PM. |
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