Alvin Sun-Advertiser (Alvin, Tex.), Vol. 103, No. 118, Ed. 1 Sunday, July 3, 1994 Page: 3 of 25
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Sunday, July 3, 1994, ALVIN WEEKEND SUN- ADVERTISER, Page 3 -
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Alvinite Michelle Jozwiak of the
American Legion Auxiliary
Bluebonnet Girls State, now in
progress in Seguin, at Texas
Lutheran College, was elected
Chairperson of Chili County during
the session. She is the daughter of
Judge and Mrs. Jerome Jozwiak
and was sponsored to Girls State
(by/through) the Local American
Legion Auxiliary Unit # 129.
Girls State was organized as a
National Americanism activity in
1937 by the American Legion
Auxiliary. Non-partisan and non-
political, the purposes of the Girls
State program are to provide
citizenship training for girls of high
school age, to afford them an
opportunity to live together as a
self-governing group and to inform
them of the duties, privileges,
rights, and responsibilities which
they will assume when they
become adults. They learn the
problems of government by
simulating the duties of city,
county, and stale officials. Each
year citizens are selected at local
levels from students who have just
completed their junior year in high
school. The selection is based
principally on character, leadership
and scholarship.
The 1994 session of the
American Legion Auxiliary Texas
Bluebonnet Girls State has grown
from an experimental conference of
94 girls, held at Baylor University
in 1941, to become the largest
single extracurricular educational
program for high school girls in
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Many people have stocks or other
securities that they have owned for
a long time. Over the years,
additional shares may have been
acquired through stock splits,
dividend reinvestment or mergers.
The current value of the security
may be much more than the
original cost. If the security is sold,
the investor receives a sizable
capital gain. Not only must the
investor pay taxes on the gain, but I
the proceeds from the sale could put '
the investor into a higher tax
bracket for the year, further
increasing the tax bill. Many
investors in this situation feel they
can't afford to sell their securities.
However, they may be able to
afford to donate the security or
securities to a charitable
organization such as a college or
church. That organization may sell
the security and use the proceeds, or
hold it for income and future
appreciation. If the donor had
chosen to sell the security and then
donate the proceeds, he or she
would still have to pay taxes on the
capital gain. By donating the
security directly, the donor not only
avoids capital gains tax but also
gets a tax deduction for the
security's fair market value at the
time of the donation.
Donations of appreciated
securities to charitable
organizations are an important way
to help improve our communities.
In "The Gospel of Wealth," Andrew
Carnegie observed, "Those who
would administer wisely must,
indeed, be wise, for one of the
serious obstacles to the
improvement of our race is
indiscriminate charity." Carnegie
rarely, if ever, gave money directly
or would have done for itself." 1ou making cSirabted^don/aT Siris Suate. This year 586 girls are
Carnegie gave away more than your lax professional or investment
$300 million in his lifetime. Much representative.
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particularly if the weather is hot and dehydration.
humid," said Dr. Jim Pivarnik, an The simple rule, according to
exercise physiologist at Baylor Pivarnik, is to pay attention to
College of Medicine in Houston, urine color. People who have
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Schwind, Jim & Kramer, Mark. Alvin Sun-Advertiser (Alvin, Tex.), Vol. 103, No. 118, Ed. 1 Sunday, July 3, 1994, newspaper, July 3, 1994; Alvin, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1600824/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Alvin Community College.