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Businesses and their Donations:
First Federal Bank- direct donation to NL TSTA
Guaranty Bank- direct donation to NL TSTA
Liberty Bank – direct donation to NL TSTA
Love’s Truck Stop – direct donation
James Hodge Motor Company- oil change, cap
Paris Chevrolet – oil change & tire rotation, Texas cutting board & cap
Superintendent of North Lamar ISD Kelli Stewart- (2) 2020-2021 Athletic passes
Kirby & Spencer Dental Clinic- $300 Whitening kit w/Dental visit
Texas Furniture & Appliance-$125.00 gift certificate
Tony’s Tuxes- Beautiful blue tie
PBJ Krafty Kreations- North Lamar Insulated cup
Sew Always (Dee Farguson)- Twin quilt – Western, beautiful (need to see)
Office Max-$25.00 gift card & Cross pen
North Lamar Horticulture class –Erin Dizmond – 2 Poinsettias
Tim Russell- handmade pen
South Main Iron-T-shirt, cap
Crazy House- Straw Cowboy Hat
David House Jewelry- $100.00 gift certificate
Spangler’s-2 candles
Phillip Peeples – 2 Mathews Nissan caps
Precision Automotive- 4 VIP gift cards, oil changes, and services
Everett Toyota- 2 oil changes & $100. 00 off any service/parts.
A Piece of Cake- $20.00 gift certificate
Mattress Factory Outlet- Queen size sheet set w/pillowcases
Paris Freight Warehouse- Candle
Screen Graphics- 3 Ladies T-shirts
Brookshire’s – 2- $100.00 gift cards
David’s Meat Market $25.00 gift certificate/Roll of Anderson Peanut Patties/jar of pickled okra & jar of baby corn
Build A Wreath – North Lamar Blue & Gold wreath
Belk’s- Men’s Polo Red cologne and lotion set
Brannan’s Bass- fishing rod & reel
Paris Jr. College/Kenneth Webb-Collection of Antique Model Cars
East Texas Broadcasting – 4 –Six Flags in Holiday Park tickets
Coca-Cola Bottling company- Dr. Pepper Patio umbrella and stand
Rustic and more- Kitchen canister set with salt & pepper shakers, coasters, kitchen towels
Williams Sporting goods- Nike jacket-medium size
T-shirt Shoppe- Girls Backpack & lunchbox
Tokoyo Express-2 ($25.00 gift certificates)
Cha’s Beauty Supply-4 Pictures/frames, 1 satin (pink) twin size bedspread, 1 white Queen size bedspread & Mickey Mouse Sherpa throw.
Sandra Patterson- Gem Mt.10 Donovan McNabb uncirculated Football card; 1995 Mother’s Cookies, Alex Rodriguez Mariners Mint 9; Mike Piazza R.O.Y. dugout pose-Gem Mt 10 card
Paris Chamber of Commerce- postcard, cup, and T-shirt
Burgerland – 2 gift certificates -Dinner for 2
Applebee’s – 3 gift certificates $15.00 each
Jonathan/Tamara Fitzgerald – Welcome Sign & Teacher Wreath
Quality crafts and frames – Marla Russell- $25.00dollar gift certificate, bracelet
K.95 – 3 Texas Ranger BobbleHeads & Texas Ranger Straw Hat.
Popeye’s – Gift certificate for 10 Piece dinner
Scholl’s BBQ- 2 Dinner gift certificates for 2 meat plates
Swaim’s Hardware- Orca cup with handle, really neat cup and lid!!
McCoy’s- DeWalt Toolset and a basket full of McCoy T-shirts
Cato- Prayer jar & Cato bag
Harvey’s Florist- Beautiful Large Cross
Traditions- a plant with Christmas trim
People’s Bank- Peoples bank 20 oz. insulated cup & cap
Paris Ford-Lincoln- Full Auto Detail
Cinemark Movies 8- 2 movie passes
Christmas wreath- Tawana Westbrook Johnson
We will send out when other items come in by Friday!
Special thanks to Debbie Basden for all her help and assistance with the auction. We will be able to do credit cards/debit (we use square), checks & cash.
You have to come to see the auction, a lot of things have been put in baskets and paired up with other items. I will try to let everyone know what pairs with what, but these are the donations! Also, you can email me if interested in anything, and bid. I will not be able to make bids until lunchtime at 11:00 (30 minutes) and after school.
The auction will run from December 2, 2019, until December 18, 2019, at 4:30 pm. The sale will be in the North Lamar High School library and will be open until 4:30 or later if needed. Open to the public, and all North Lamar staff & students with a permission letter from parents with a working phone number to speak with a parent.
Monday, December 9, 2019
CDC New Volunteer Training 8:00 a.m.
Brice Santa pictures
Sims 3rd grade math benchmark
Wallace 5th grade ELAR benchmark
Wallace 6th grade math benchmark
MPHS Tiger Doll Booster Club meeting, MPHS Library, 6:00 p.m.
MPHS Football banquet, MPHS cafeteria, 6:30 p.m.
Basketball
MPJH 7A, 7B, 8A, 8B Boys vs. Hallsville (away), 5:00 p.m.
StoryTimes at Paris Library – Baby & Toddler Story Time baby Toddler Tuesdays at 10:30 for ages 0-2 years. Tale Time with Tracy storytime Wednesdays at 10:30 am. Regular Wednesday storytime continues throughout the whole year for 3–5 year-olds.
StoryTimes at Paris Library – Baby & Toddler Story Time baby Toddler is on Tuesdays at 10:30 am for ages 0-2 years. Tale Time with Tracy’s storytime is on Wednesdays at 10:30 am. Regular Wednesday storytime continues throughout the whole year 3–5 year-olds.
Mount Pleasant, TX. (November 24, 2019) – Rock & Roll supergroup The Hit Men will be performing at The Whatley Center on Tuesday, December 10, at 7:30 pm.
THE HIT MEN, classic rock’s unique Supergroup of legendary sidemen, are the 2019 recipients of Nashville’s Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum™ first-ever Road Warriors Award, given to them to honor “their years of dedication to the music, and the countless miles … that they have traveled in delivering so many hits throughout the world.”
“20 Feet from Stardom” for most of their careers, THE HIT MEN is a new “Wrecking Crew” for the Next Generation. These five brilliant musicians recorded and toured with the artists whose hits they play – including the biggest names in rock history from Paul McCartney and Elton John, to Frankie Valli, Foreigner, The Who, Toto, Carole King, Cat Stevens, Jim Croce, The Rascals and more. They’re the Real Deal, appearing on some 85 albums, many of them gold and platinum! They are the actual artists you heard in concert and on the original versions of classic rock’s most essential songs.
In their spectacular multi-media show, THE HIT MEN, not only play the classic rock hits, they helped rocket to the top of the Billboard charts, they share fascinating insider backstories about their days on the road and in recording studios with rock royalty. From transistor radios, vinyl, 8-track tapes and cassettes to the Sony Walkman, CDs, digital downloads and the Apple iPod, THE HIT MEN has seen and heard it all. And they have the stories to go with it! They play rock’s greatest hits the way you first heard them; they’re the guys who made and performed the soundtrack of your life.
THE HIT MEN are keyboardist and group founder Lee Shapiro, lead guitarist/vocalist Jimmy Ryan, bassist/vocalist Jeff Ganz, keyboardist, percussionist & vocalist Russ Velazquez, and drummer and vocalist, Steve Murphy. You may not know their names, but you went to their concerts, heard them on the radio, watched them on TV, and bought their records. They have appeared on over 85 albums, won multiple Gold and Platinum Recording Awards, Emmy nominations, Telly Awards, Clio Awards, and more, including the first-ever Road Warriors Award from the Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum.
Wednesday, December 11, 2019
- CDC Policy Council, 12:00 p.m.
- Corprew 3rd & 4th grade reading benchmark
- Fowler 4th grade benchmark
- Fowler Student of the Month, during lunches
- Sims Christmas pictures
- Wallace 5th grade math benchmark
- Wallace 6th grade ELAR benchmark
- MPHS EOC retest: Algebra I, Biology, & US History
On Wednesday (Dec 11), at noon, those interested in becoming VITA Volunteers can attend an informational session on the program at the United Way office, located at 2340 Lamar Avenue.
The VITA program stands for Volunteer Income Tax Assistance, which offers free tax help to people who generally make $54,000 or less, persons with disabilities, the elderly, and limited English speaking taxpayers who need assistance in preparing their tax returns. IRS-certified VITA Volunteers provide free essential income tax return preparation with electronic filing to qualified individuals.
All VITA volunteers receive free online training to provide free tax help for low-to-moderate income families who need assistance preparing their tax returns. As a volunteer, you will join the thousands of others who each year make millions of tax returns at thousands of tax sites nationwide.
The VITA site will be open on Mondays and Fridays in February and March from 9:00 am -2:00 pm, and on a limited number of Saturdays. Volunteers have flexible hours and may choose their schedules on those days.
The United Way of Lamar County is committed to improving the income and financial stability of our community. It has been a registered VITA site for nearly a decade, providing free tax filing, which enables individuals to avoid costly fees, collect earned income tax credit, and receive their full return.
For more information, attend the information session on Wednesday (Dec 11), or call 903-784-6642.
Paris, Texas is proud to be the home of Paris Junior College (PJC), an integral part of the city for almost one hundred years. PJC is a core component of what makes the workforce in Paris able to adapt and meet the demands of nearly any operation.
If your business has unique goals, PJC may even help shape and incorporate training for your operation, such as the Results University program piloted in Paris through a partnership between PJC and The Results Companies.
PJC also regularly hosts Job Fairs, which provide local businesses the opportunity to connect with potential employees from across the region. The next PJC Job Fair is on Wednesday, December 11.
See the flyer above for more information, and also visit the sites below to learn more about the training and workforce resources available in Paris.
Paris Junior College Official Website
Workforce Solutions Online Job Posting Program
Let’s Build Paris!
Michael Paris
Paris Economic Development Corp.
(903)784-6964
Do you know a child ages 0-21 who shows signs of developmental delay, on-going learning problems, behavioral or medical problems that interfere with learning? If so, please contact your local school district or Titus County Shared Services, 2230 N. Edwards, Mt. Pleasant, phone 903-575-2079, Marilyn Logan.