The fund-raising project this year will again be selling the Collin Street Deluxe fruitcake. Orders will be taken for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Visitors at the meeting were Leeta Gray, Bea Ray and Carolyn Winkles. Mrs. Winkles reported on activities of the Pecos Tree Board. She stated that the tree board planted 45 trees last year and she mentioned the locations where the trees were placed.
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Her radio talk show was about how to build and sustain the finest relations one can in a positive, optimistic way. A warm, spontaneous and humorous speaker, the former junior high school teacher now gives entertaining and motivational lectures about relationship and quality of life issues that directly and intimately impact a person's life. She talks to singles, couples and parents about their children, their marriages and their relationships. Under contest rules, students must submit a 500-1,000 word essay on multiple sclerosis, how it impacts a person and his or her family on a daily basis, and how society can improve the quality of life for the physically challenged. All essay must be postmarked by June 5, 1998.