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SAN ANTONIO REGISTER
March I, 1990
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These students at Jeff Davis Middle School put on a moving program for Black
History Month last week. Photo by E. Lott
WM
Oh how we can sing...These four ladies performed at
Jeff Davis Middle School for Black History
Month...Photo by E. Lott
their refrigerators ready
to cook, until they are
ready to use it."
"Consumers are
pleased with the flavor,
freshness and
convenience of meats
packaged in WonderSeal,
says Felty. Once
consumers try
WonderSeal meats, we
feel certain shoppers
will keep buying it".
LOCAL SCAC
OFFICERS INSTALLED
Lou Miller, president
of the Sickle Cell
Anemia Association of
San Antonio, Inc. elected
president of the "Texas
State Sickle Cell
Association, Inc." Vice
president, Arnold Hider,
executive director,
SCA of Dallas, Tx.;
secretary, Rebecca
Jasso, executive director,
Sickle Cell Desease
Research Foundation of
Texas, Inc., Houston;
treasurer, Rev. Gene
Carter, .executive
director Central Texas
Sickle Anemia
Association, Waco. This
organization will work to
enhance the delivery of
sickle cell related
services throughout Texas
without regard to
locality.
NAACP MEMBERSHIP
MEETING
NAACP, San Antonio
Branch holds its next
general membership
meeting Thursday, March
8 at 7:30 p.m., in the
Barbara Jordan
Community Center, 2803
E. Commerce St. at Rio
Grande.
A representative from
City Public Service will
talk about the small
business programs at
CPS. The public is
to attend.
TV"
Douglass ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL NEWS
Douglass Elementary
observed its 1st Annual
Tribute to Fredrick
Douglass, Feb. 20th in
conjuctifcn with Black
History Month.
The staff would like to
i.hank all of you for your
attendance and
participation. Mrs.
Mardrette Clack,
principal, Mr. Valree
Thompson, program
chairman; Mrs. Mae Etta
Adams, co-chairman.
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"You, Too, Can Be A Class Acf'
Have you been fascinated by those Hot, Hip and
Classy Looks? Want to make a statement but can't affort
it? Well, step into Don't Count Me Out Resale Store,
where you can find Fashionable and Functional clothing
for your lifestyle at very affordable prices.
Ladies — We have Sensational Dresses, Skirts, Tops,
Jackets and Pants, sizes 6 - 26.
Men — We have Fashionable Suits, Sportscoats, Shirts
and Slacks.
Mothers — We have Children's Clothing from infant
junios sizes, from $.25 up.
Young Men, and Young Ladies — We have Casual
Sportswear with Momentum.
So come on down to Don't Count Me Out and explore
our selections of New and Pre-owned Fashions. Right
Now you can get a jump on next year's Fall Wardrobe.
Save up to 75% on our entire fall inventory. Come by this
Friday and Saturday and take advantage of our 2 for the
Price of One Sale on selected pairs of shoes.
If saving is Your Priority, Don't Panic, let Don't Count
Me Out add status and versatility to your wardrobe.
DON'T COUNT ME OUT RESALE STORE
629 S.W.W. White Rd. in' Eastwood Village
Open Mon. - Sat. 9-7
Accepting Top Spring Consignment Now.
Call 333-3903 Ask for Mary Lott
or Mary Jo (Buttercup)
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Sen. FRANK TEIEDA
Getting down to the real part during a scene at the
Jeff Davis program.
WONDERSEAL; INNOVATION
IN MEAT PACKING
HEB has introduced a
new method of
packaging meat called
WonderSeal, a process
already popular in
Europe and Canada that
keeps meat fresher and
more flavorful than ever
before, at no extra cost.
Wonderseal uses a
procedure called vacum
seal packaging to seal
the moisture in ' meat,
while keeping out
oxygen. WonderSeal allow
meat to stay fresh in
the refrigerator for up
to 21 days, so it's ready
- to cook when you need
it, without advance
planning and defrosting.
HEB packages only
USDA Choice quality
meat in WonderSeal, at
approximately the some
cost as traditionally
packaged meats so
customers pay the some
price for extra value.
Other benefits of this
innovative packaging
process include the
ability to see both sides
of the meat before
purchase, a leak proof
package, freezer-ready
wrap ind a "Use or
freeze by" c'ate stamped
onto each oackage.
Steve Felty, Director
of Meat Marketing for
HEB, says of their
innovation, "We want
WonderSeal to make it
easier for our custodiers
who enjoy serving meat
to their families. Their
busy schedules demand
meat that's ready to
cook when they are.
WonderSeal stays in
"KID'S ACADEMY welcomes
students of all racial, ethnic and
religious backgrounds."
Quality & Affordable Child Care
ft I
^Academy
I s'
333-1751
22 B-5674
11 E. Commerce
J\/(aiCoci - DIRECTOR
Pre-School
& Kindergarten
After School Pick-Up
& Care
Ages:
(8 months thru 12 years)
6:00 a.m. • 6:00 p.m.
"THE SENATOR FOR THE PEOPLE'
A MUST FOR DIST. 19
WAV MR AND ITS PEOPLE!
VOTE! MARCH 13
DEMOCRATIC
PRIMARY
We urge you to join with us to insure the re-election of Senator Frank
Tejeda, a proven friend. Never before in our history has an election been as
important as this one.
We must KEEP TEJEDA working for us in the state senate.
REV. J. S. SMITH
REV. J. J. RECTOR, SR.
TTV/X
DONALD McCLURE
LOU NELLE SUTTON
COL. ROY BURLEY
Judge Tom Vickers
The Honorable Henry Clsneros
The Honorable Lou Nelle Sutton,
(State Rep , retired)
Councilman Joe Webb
Charles E. Hudspeth, Sr.
Col Roy M Burley (retd.)
Joe Linson
Ethyl Hawkins
Mardett Clark
Bennie Steen
Arthur Marie Taylor
Ruth Jones McClendon
Norris McVea
Thelma B. Newman
Norcell Haywood
Ben Alexander
Sammy J. Smith
Charles E. Johnson
Eugene Coleman
Tommy Moore
Ed Glossen
Willie Mae Taylor
Frank Dunn
Roger Perez
Lawrence Mitchell
Cecily Scott Johnson
Porier Dillard
Valree Thompson
James Brooks
Terry Samuel
Lillie Wilson
Ruby Jean Green
Joe Scott
Lorna Burney
Audrey Mosley
Terry Martin ,
Michael Tavitas
Robert Oroomgole
Kathy Flo res
Vernard Grice
Frank Novel
Edna Christopher
Barbara Hawkins
The bottom line
for Tejeda-Price
February 28,1990
State Sen. Frank Tejeda is
a decorated Marine, a well-ed-
ucated lawyer and a hardball
poliUcian with a record of out-
standing service to Bexar
County in the Texas Legisla-
ture since 1977.
His opponent in an unsa-
vory campaign for the Texas
Senate is a member of the
Harlandale school board, an
ex-San Antonio police officer
and now an accountant and of-
fice manager for San Anto-
nio's most-renowned plaintiff
lawyer, Pat Maloney.
Maloney and other trial
lawyers are pouring thou-
sands of dollars into Price's
campaign chest.
Price has alleged that Te-
jeda is a "prostitute" for big
insurance companies and that
his vote last year on the new
workers' compensation stat-
ute was a stab through the
heart for working people in-
jured on the job.
He says tejeda has taken
money from a Little League
he founded and that he does
political favors in exchange
for political contributions.
Price offers no proof because
there is none.
Tejeda has countered that
Price is a stalking horse for
the Texas Trial Lawyers As-
sociation, whose hold on the
Supreme Court has dwindled
but which hopes to retain in-
fluence by conti oiling a share
of the Senate. Tejeda was in-
strumental in reducing the
lawyers' grip on the court.
Tejeda s backers say Price
was arrested for kidnapping
his ex-wife during a bitter di-
vorce and child-custody battle
and that he was an embar-
rassment as a policeman.
The fact, amid all the flak,
is that Tejeda has a record as
a politician — and it's a good
one. Price, on the other hand,
has no visible qualificaUons to
be a state senator.
The bottom line is that this
is a hate-filled battle between
Tejeda and Maloney. The
problem is Maloney appar-
ently hasnt the stomach to
run for office himself and
would rather buy a senator
who agrees with him.
Tejeda deserves to be re-
elected. If Maloney wants to
have a say in the Senate or on
the high court, he should run
for office himself. He is cer-
tainly better-qualified than his
stooge, Price.
Vote for Frank Tejeda
COUNCILMAN JOE WEBB
HENRY CISNEROS
Rev J S. Smith
Rev, C. M Graham
Rev J. W Smith
Rev W J, Gaskin
Rev L. H Mills
Rev. H. 0 Owens
Rev. H. J Co*
Rev Antone Dykes
Rev L. H. Mills
Rev J. H. Johnson
Rev John Wheeler
Rev Le Roy Hayes III
Rev R L Archield, Sr
Rev J. J Rector
Rev Thurman Walker
Rev Gregory William Jones
Rev. Lester Gillespie
Rev J Carlton Allen
Rev J. C Glossen
Rev R A. Hicks
Rev John A. Hall
Rev. Christopher Griffin
Rev A. A Shephard
Rev 0 L. McNary
Rev S. L. Jackson
Rev L. C Gaskin
Rev Robert Miller. Jr.
Rev. E. W Smith
Rev. J. C. Cain
Rev C.F.M Jones
Rev Hector Grant
Dr. Dolores Lott
James Myart, Jr.
Beth Taylor
Donald McClure
Ethyl Hawkins
James Hawkins
Linda Tavitas
Johnny Owens
John Henry Thompson
Stella Mae Thompson
Otelia Mitchell
Forrest Rainey
Fred Tidwetl
R. L Mclntyre
George Bailey
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Glosson, Edwin. San Antonio Register (San Antonio, Tex.), Vol. 58, No. 46, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 1, 1990, newspaper, March 1, 1990; San Antonio, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth399095/m1/4/: accessed June 30, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting UT San Antonio Libraries Special Collections.