Sanger Courier (Sanger, Tex.), Vol. 98, No. 13, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 26, 1996 Page: 14 of 14
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This Holiday Season
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Buy Recycled!
, Whether you’re buying
gifts for the holidays, a birthday, or
other special occasion, the Institute
of Scrap Recycling Industries rec-
ommends helping the environment
by purchasing useful, attractive,
and reasonably priced items made
from recycled materials, p
For gardeners, look for hoses
made from recycled rubber, flower
pots made from recycled plastics,
and any metal tool, since it is like-
ly to contain recycled metals.
For homeowners, give a wel-|
come mat made from recycled
plastic or rubber.
Children and adults who enjoy
crafts will welcome colorful beads
made from recycled glass to create
festive jewelry, tree ornaments,
and household decorations.
Food fanciers will enjoy bever-
ages in bottles made from recycled
glass.
Outdoor sports enthusiasts will
be well insulated in thermal
underwear and T-shirts made from
recycled plastics, and in jackets
filled with recycled plastic fibers
rather than down.
Complete your gifts with greet-
ing cards and wrapping paper
made.from recycled paper.
We offer our low cost hospital visits for your
pels every Tuesday from 4 I’M to 7 PM and
Saturday 9am noon at K-Marl 2300 W.
University irt Denton. No appointment is
needed. For more information
call Mobile Veterinary Services
Timothy W Hawks, DVM* Metro (817) 925-0339.
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Dogs
Rabies..................................$500
DIIAI.P.............................$10 50
IlisWntper and upper nspir.ihtry all at one low pine'
I’arvoKFII..........................£ .
Hook Roundw orm..........$5 (X)
Heart worm test....’;.....
Spay (female) 0-20lbs
Local
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A cutline in The Sanger Courier incorrectly listed this group of students as members of Mrs.
Cheryl Monaghan’s Science Club. Instead, they are members of the Leadership Class taught by
Mrs. Monaghan at Sanger High School. Pictured are:(back row, left to right) Kristina Powell,
Melissa Moore, Amanda Lambert, Andrea Jones, Laura Miller and Mrs. Monaghan; and (front)
Daniel Moran and Szucceed Ly. The group has adopted the walkway over Interstate 35 as part
of the city of Sanger's Adopt-A-Spot project sponsored by the Beautification Board.
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accident A Irain had struck a car, resulting in serious injuries No one else
had seen the crash The watchman testified that he had swung his lantern
to warn the driver The court found him blameless and placed the
responsibility for the accident on the motorist The watchman’s friends
immediately began to praise him for his faithfulness in waving the lamp
Greatly relieved by the verdict, he whispered to himself, "And all the time
I was afraid they would ask me if the lantern was lit ” Another story
reveals the opposite A 12 year old boy was the important witness in a
lawsuit One of the lawyers, after questioning him severely, asked “Your
lather has been telling you how to testify, hasn’t he ’ “Yes, said the boy
The lawyer then said, “just tell us how your father told you to testify ” The
boy modestly replied, “Father told me the lawyers would try to tangle me
in my testimony, but if I would just be careful and tell the truth, I could
say the same thing every time ”
7) A man who stirs up dissension among brothers - I call this the “scoop
mentality" This mentality is evidenced by a person who tries to stir up
something, no matter the cost A washing machine has an agitator that
serves a useful purpose It stirs’up the clothes so that the clothes will be
cleaned by the soap and water However, a person who stirs up dissension
i,s an agitator that serves only to brings dirt to the surface, not with the
intent ofcleaning things up but with the intent of making things dirtier
This list hits pretty close to home for me and maybe it does for you I
need to be careful that I try to please God every day by having faith in
Him and turning away from what displeases my wonderful heavenly
Father
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Mobile Veterinary Services invites you to our weekly
clinic visits For your complete veterinary needs.
Prices listed are appro ximate, pending medication.
"Cats
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Leukemia.................. $9 50
Tapeworm.....................$700
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Hardy, Lisa. Sanger Courier (Sanger, Tex.), Vol. 98, No. 13, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 26, 1996, newspaper, December 26, 1996; Sanger, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1300043/m1/14/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sanger Public Library.