Detroit Weekly (Detroit, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 33, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 18, 1988 Page: 4 of 4
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I WONT BE A SLAP ON THE HAND* PROSECUTOR?
PRORATION WON'T BE THE PUNISHMENT OF THE DAY?
THERE WILL NOT BE OVER 90S PLEA BARGAINS'
VOTE FOR AGGRESSIVE PROSECUTION?
Pot art pod tor by Juaniu Bennmgfieid. 204 (Mt Jackson. CUrkswUe TX 75426
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To The People Of
Red River County
Detroit Supply Co
congratulates
Juanita Benningfield
Registered Texas Assessor-Collector
WASHINGTON'S
BIRTHDAY
for placing Second in the District!!
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1 WILL LET CRIMINALS KNOW THAT
CRIME DOES NOT PAY IN RED RIVER COUNTY’
I WILL BRING AGGRESSIVE PROSECUTION TO
1989 AND THE 1990S'
Jflgfe HgrrjrigiQR
County Attorney
Vote For More Aggressive Prosecution
March 8, 1988
f*ol Ad pud tor by Jack Harrington, PO Drawer M. CtorkowUte. Tae«a 7M2S
What la Pioneer Clubs?
A Christ-centered program sponsored by
the local church Pioneer Clubs program
results m personal and spiritual growth tor
boys and girls Club prepares young people
tor Christian service
Pioneer Girls
Scooters
Voyagers
Lavaiiors
Trailblazers
Shikaris
Grades
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PROBATION FOR MOST CRIMINALS!
PI-EA BARGAINS FOR OVER 90% OF CRIMES!
TIME FOR A CHANGE
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Vadaeaday, Feb. 24th
Braakf eat—Fruit, Hot
Muffina, Hllk.
Umcb—Chicken
Matti,
Fruit,
Rolla/butter.
Moeday, Feb. 22nd
Braakf eat—Juice,
Paneakee/Syrup, Hllk.
loach—Beef
Lettuce,
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Milk.
/ wouW hhe to take this oppor
tumty to thank each of your for
your support during my first term
in office. I appreciate your cmfi-
dence in me and your coopere
tion has made my job gratifying
I am now ashing for your continued Support for another term as
your Tax Assessor Collector for Red River County.
Due to the duties of my office. I will not be able to see each of
you personalty, but I promise, if you will give me the opportunity
to serve you for another term, I will continue to conduct the office
with efficiency, fairness and courtesy.
Tbaroday, Feb. 25tb
Braakfnet—Biscutto,
Gravy, Juice, Hi Ik.
Pinto
Slaw,
Pioneer Boys
Scooters
Skippers
Sprinters
Trailblazers
Couriers
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The noeiing was infcreative and enjoyed by
all.
Last week, cookies were served to the teachers
on Thursday for Teachers Application Dey. Thio
was one of the projects ot Mattonal FHA week.
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What Happens In Pioneer Clubs?
“Variety'' describes what happens in club
Meetings include every activity
imaginable I
See 8iudw« Sports
Scrptore Memonieien Crshs
Cartas Sengs
Contwig
Who May Join Plowear Clubs?
Anyone in grades K4
a member
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Our Future Farmers are 1
constantly learning and expert 1
encing new ideas to help better our
farming community. They 11 be ship
ing the future of our agricultural world!
We salute this fine group and its members’
discussed the Region 111
in Tyler this weekend, and
the nine delegates attending were introduced.
Officers were wearing their new red uniforms,
which they will wear at tne regional aeeting.
Tuesday, Feb. 23rd
Breakfast—Granola
Bara, Juice, Hilk.
I each—Battered Fish,
Potato Salad, Creaaed
English Peas, Hush
Puppies, Milk.
Tacos,
Toestoes,
Cheese, Ranch
Beans, • Cake,
Bauer Fashion Rep
presents FHA
progra
Monday, February 15, the Petrolt High School
Future Hoaeaakers of Aaorlca hold a aeeting in
the achool cafatoriua with the president,
Heather Denison, presiding. Minutes were read
and roll call waa given by Laura Phifer, with 48
aeabers attending.
Lana McKelvey reported on the progress of the
MSN sales. Prograa chairBan, LaShunda Rundlea,
introduced Ma. Jeri Grunnah, a representative of
Bauder Fashion College in Arlington. She
rpeaented the aeabcra with a slide show and told
then of career opportunities in fashion design,
interior dosing, and fashion merchandising. She
also told personal experiences of deocratlng for
famous people such as Roger Staubach.
Winners of the FHA sweetheart and beau contest
were Peggy Hearn and Joey Musgrove, bosh
juniors.
The aeabers also
aeeting to be held
DISD Attendance
Counting Period Began
February 15
The second four weeks of the attendance
counting period began Monday, February 15. Those
students who did not alss a day during the first
four weeks of the counting period and do not
aiss during the fourth cosing period, will
receive an award (an encaaed Susan B. Anthony
dollar).
The teacher(a) in the eleaentary achool and
the sponaor(e) in the Jr./Sr. High achool with
the best attendance percentage will receive
plaques with their naaes engraved. Theae plaques
will be hung in the teacher’s rooa for one year,
until another naae is engraved and passed on to
that winning teacher.
In the eleaentary achool, the fifth grade ia
currently in flrat place with a 96.96X
attendance having had only six absences out of a
possible 579. The first grade (98.29X) and the
alxth grade (98.13X) follow cloaely. Fourth
place is held by the second grade (97.71X);
fifth place—fourth grade (97.41X); sixth
place—third grade (97.241); and kindegarten
with 96.27X.
In The Jr./Sr. High achool, seventh grade
holds first place with 98.93X. This class had
aix absences out of a possible 560. The seniors
are second with a cloae 98.87X. Third places
goes to eighth grade (98.10X); fourth—juniors
(97.17X); fifth—freahaen (96.12X); and jsixth
— sophoaores (94.76X).
Overall, the attendance for the first
four-week counting period was very good. This
can be of great benefit to the students and the
achool.
Friday, Fab. 26tb
Breakfaat—Juice,
Buttered Rice, Milk.
Laacb—Ber-b-Que on
Bun, French Fries,
Celery Sticks, Milk.
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6:30-8:00 p.a. (214) 474-4453? *•
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AN matenais for members and loaders aim
io make Chrtstiue living a natural, roabsne
way of life Club activities are designed to
present Christ aa Savior and Lord and Io
promote social, physical, menial, omo-
honal. and spiritual growth The BOie •
ioundotionei to all Roneet Cluba
curriculum
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Pellett, Pam & Somerville, Connie. Detroit Weekly (Detroit, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 33, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 18, 1988, newspaper, February 18, 1988; Detroit, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1265639/m1/4/: accessed June 26, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Red River County Public Library.