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HOMETOWN BANKING “With the help of David Littlewood and Kevin Dobbs, ŪƫƑ DŽĻƘĻŪŞ įŪƑ ǙŞíŞĊĻŞİ ķíƘ ĉėĊŪŜė í ƑėíœĻƤNjȤȾ ȶ§ŪĉĻŞ ɴ !ƫƤĊķ sŪİíDŽėƑŪ sHØ/§ TuØ/®»s/u»® ƤįŞĉƤNJȤĊŪŜ »ėœȞ ȲǠǣǢȳ ǦǢǞȶǠǦǡǤ Waco Triangle Tower 510 N. Valley Mills Dr. South Bosque 27000 Hwy. 84 Downtown McGregor 401 Main St. Downtown Waco August 2018 Extensive experience as a franchisee owner and in franchise development Purchased Boulder Designs and Border Magic from retiring franchisor §ėœŪĊíƤėđ ĊŪƑƎŪƑíƤė ŪįǙĊė ƤŪ ÙíĊŪȩ sales for both brands exploding Ranked in 2018 Entrepreneur’s Franchise 500 & Military Times Best Franchises 14 Thursday, April 18, 2019 THE MCGREGOR MIRROR Pre-K and Kindergarten Roundup for New Students Only will be held on Wednesday, April 24th, from 5:30 to 7:00 pm in the primary cafeteria. Please park and enter through the back doors. You MUST LIVE IN MCGREGOR to attend Pre-K. Transfers will be taken for kindergarten and first grade on a first-come, first serve basis. Principals will meet with all potential transfers prior to the beginning of school year. Please bring the following so that you may register: • certified copy of child’s birth certificate (no hospital copies accepted) • driver’s license or photo ID of parent • electric or water bill in your name for McGregor, TX • current shot record of child • social security card of child • Pre-K Only: Four weeks worth of pay stubs for every working member living in the home Transfer applications may be completed on site and sub- mitted at the event but approval will not be made until before school resumes as we must check class sizes and enrollment. We hope to see you there! Lifelong Learning - CBD “Your body holds deep wisdom. Trust in it. Learn from it. Nourish it. Watch your life transform and be healthy.” ~ Bella Bleue Heartis is excited to welcome Deanna Bigham to our community to help us learn about CBD, or cannabidiol. CBD is a derivative of the hemp plant and has been the talk of news articles all around the world. Deanna will help us understand what it is, how it can help, and give us a rundown of what is out there. Please join us for this information session by RSVPing to (254) 848-9090 as soon as possible. What: Lifelong Learning Series - CBD When: Thursday, April 25th, at 2 pm Where: Heartis Waco Assisted Living & Memory Care 5317 Speegleville Road, Waco, TX 76712 Heartis Waco 5317 Speegleville Road • Waco, TX 76712 (254) 848-9090 • [email protected] www.heartis.com Copyright © 2019 by Uhlig LLC. All rights reserved. 7P4T AGGIE YELL LEADER—Kenny Cantrell, a junior at Tex- as A&M, was elected as one of the University’s five Yell Leaders. He is a Agribusiness Major from Weatherford. He is the son of Kevin and Cyndi Cantrell of Watherford, formerly of McGregor. McGreGOr VfD CraWfISh boIL ApRil 27 10:30am-3:0ŜPm VenDOrS! LivE MusIC! Fun! • Two elementary stu- dents qualified for the County Spelling Bee and Aaron Ram- ierez finished in 8th place. • The McGregor Edu- cation Foundation awarded 12 grants totaling close to $25,000 to McGregor teach- ers. • The Gear-Up program at the Junior High has been a huge success. The program tracks 6th grade students as they learn about College Readiness and Career Choic- es. • MISD teacher Lisa Hall has been written up in the re- cent edition of Barrel Racing News. • Several bills affecting school finance have been filed in the Senate and House of Representatives, and the hope is that schools across the state will see increases in funding. Dates of Interest: • 4/29 PALS Banquet • 4/30 Band Banquet • 5/10 State Track Meet • 5/13 FFA Banquet • 5/21 Jr. High Academic Banquet • 5/22 PALS Blood Drive • 5/23 High School Aca- demic Banquet • 5/28 Sr. Awards Night • 5/29 Golden Flames Show Off Night • 5/31 Graduation Students— Continued from Page One Early voting begins Monday McGregor and Crawford City and School voters have the opportunity to cast their ballots beginning Monday, April 22nd. Early voting ends Monday, April 30th. Election day is Saturday, May 4th. Early voting takes place in the respective school ad- ministration offices and city offices. McGregor citizens will also be voting for a local op- tion election to legalize the sale of mixed beverages in restaurants by food and bev- erage certificate holders only. Early voting on this issue will be held at McGregor City Hall. Twelve candidates are seeking election for four spots on the McGregor ISD Board of Trustees, and there is a contested race in the City of McGregor election for Ward 5 (at-large) position. Crawford will be elect- ing a mayor, councilmen and school trustees. Hours of early voting are office hours of the city and school offices. Extended hours will be from 7 am to 7 pm on Monday, April 29th and Tuesday, May 30th. Dedication Ceremony for Launch Pad Park is Thursday, April 18th, 7:30 p.m.
Transcript of 14 THE MCGREGOR MIRROR Dedication Ceremony for Launch … · • electric or water bill in your...
HOMETOWNBANKING
“With the help of David Littlewood and Kevin Dobbs,
Waco Triangle Tower510 N. Valley Mills Dr.
South Bosque27000 Hwy. 84
Downtown McGregor401 Main St.
Downtown WacoAugust 2018
Extensive experience as a franchisee owner and in franchise development
Purchased Boulder Designs and Border Magic from retiring franchisor
sales for both brands exploding
Ranked in 2018 Entrepreneur’s Franchise 500 & Military Times Best Franchises
14 Thursday,April 18, 2019 THE MCGREGOR MIRROR
Pre-K and Kindergarten Roundup for New Students Only will be held on Wednesday, April 24th, from 5:30 to 7:00 pm in the primary cafeteria. Please park and enter through the back doors.
You MUST LIVE IN MCGREGOR to attend Pre-K. Transfers will be taken for kindergarten and fi rst grade on a fi rst-come, fi rst serve basis. Principals will meet with all potential transfers prior to the beginning of school year.
Please bring the following so that you may register: • certifi ed copy of child’s birth certifi cate (no hospital copies accepted)• driver’s license or photo ID of parent• electric or water bill in your name for McGregor, TX• current shot record of child• social security card of child• Pre-K Only: Four weeks worth of pay stubs for every working member living in the home
Transfer applications may be completed on site and sub-mitted at the event but approval will not be made until before school resumes as we must check class sizes and enrollment.
We hope to see you there!
Lifelong Learning - CBD“Your body holds deep wisdom. Trust in it. Learn from it. Nourish it. Watch your life
transform and be healthy.” ~ Bella BleueHeartis is excited to welcome Deanna Bigham to our community to help us learn about CBD,or cannabidiol. CBD is a derivative of the hemp plant and has been the talk of news articles allaround the world. Deanna will help us understand what it is, how it can help, and give us arundown of what is out there. Please join us for this information session by RSVPing to
(254) 848-9090 as soon as possible.What: Lifelong Learning Series - CBDWhen: Thursday, April 25th, at 2 pm
Where: Heartis Waco Assisted Living & Memory Care5317 Speegleville Road, Waco, TX 76712
Heartis Waco5317 Speegleville Road • Waco, TX 76712(254) 848-9090 • [email protected]
Copyright © 2019 by Uhlig LLC. All rights reserved.7P4T
AGGIE YELL LEADER—Kenny Cantrell, a junior at Tex-as A&M, was elected as one of the University’s fi ve Yell Leaders. He is a Agribusiness Major from Weatherford. He is the son of Kevin and Cyndi Cantrell of Watherford, formerly of McGregor.
McGreGOr VfD CraWfISh boILApRil 27 10:30am-3:0 Pm
VenDOrS!LivE MusIC! Fun!
• Two elementary stu-dents qualifi ed for the County Spelling Bee and Aaron Ram-ierez fi nished in 8th place.
• The McGregor Edu-cation Foundation awarded 12 grants totaling close to $25,000 to McGregor teach-ers.
• The Gear-Up program at the Junior High has been a huge success. The program tracks 6th grade students as they learn about College Readiness and Career Choic-es.
• MISD teacher Lisa Hall has been written up in the re-cent edition of Barrel Racing News.
• Several bills affecting school fi nance have been fi led in the Senate and House of Representatives, and the hope is that schools across the state will see increases in funding.
Dates of Interest:• 4/29 PALS Banquet• 4/30 Band Banquet• 5/10 State Track Meet• 5/13 FFA Banquet• 5/21 Jr. High Academic
Banquet• 5/22 PALS Blood Drive• 5/23 High School Aca-
demic Banquet• 5/28 Sr. Awards Night• 5/29 Golden Flames
Show Off Night• 5/31 Graduation
Students—Continued from Page One
Early votingbegins Monday
McGregor and Crawford City and School voters have the opportunity to cast their ballots beginning Monday, April 22nd. Early voting ends Monday, April 30th. Election day is Saturday, May 4th.
Early voting takes place in the respective school ad-ministration offi ces and city offi ces.
McGregor citizens will also be voting for a local op-tion election to legalize the sale of mixed beverages in restaurants by food and bev-erage certifi cate holders only. Early voting on this issue will be held at McGregor City Hall.
Twelve candidates are seeking election for four spots on the McGregor ISD Board of Trustees, and there is a contested race in the City of McGregor election for Ward 5 (at-large) position.
Crawford will be elect-ing a mayor, councilmen and school trustees.
Hours of early voting are offi ce hours of the city and school offi ces. Extended hours will be from 7 am to 7 pm on Monday, April 29th and Tuesday, May 30th.
Dedication Ceremony for Launch Pad Park is Thursday, April 18th, 7:30 p.m.
