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JULY 2-3 :: EVENTS LEADING UP TO TEAGUE RODEO July 2: Window Decorating Contest - Judging for the best patriotic or western themed business window on Main Street will take place July 2. If a business not located on Main Street would like to participate, call 254-739-2061 to register for judging. July 3: Put Your Pals in Jail! - Throughout the day warrants can be purchased from the Teague Chamber of Commerce to arrest the person of your choice. Warrants are $5 per person and bail is set at $5. Upon arrest, persons will be taken to the jail located outside the Bunkhouse Motel. Persons seen around town without a bandana are also subject to arrest. Proceeds benefit the Teague Chamber of Commerce. Hamburger Supper - The fabulous cooks from the Teague Rotary Club will be selling a burger, chips and drink combo for $5 to benefit the Teague Chamber of Commerce. Drinks and desserts made by the First United Methodist Church can also be purchased for $1. Sale begins at 5 p.m. at the Over 55 Center located on 511 Main Street. Rodeo Parade - The parade will be forming at Circle Hardware beginning at 6 p.m. and will travel down Main Street. Judges will select the best dressed cowboy and cowgirl from the participants JULY 3RD - 5TH :: TEAGUE RODEO 79th Annual Teague 4th of July Open Rodeo July 3rd, 4th & 5th 8 p.m. Performances Books Open Monday, June 30th from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. - For more info call 254-739-2343 Gist Buckles Given To Winners In Each Event JULY 3 :: 4H HORSE CLUB OF LEON COUNTY HOSTING PLAY DAY AT YELLOW ROSE ARENA 4H Horse Club of Leon County is hosting a play day at the Yellow Rose Arena on July 3rd. Registration begins at 5:00. $5 per event. High point each age class will receive a buckle, Reserve a breast collar and 3rd a trophy halter. Events will be: Key hole, potato race, arena race, barrels, poles, stakes. Contact Sandy Hennesey at 903-536-1116 for more information. JULY 3RD - AUGUST 3RD :: TEXAS SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL, KILGORE The Texas Shakespeare Festival is recognized as one of the leading Shakespeare Festivals in the country. A professional theater company produces two Shakespeare plays, a classical play, a children's play and an American musical. Held at Van Cliburn Auditorium on Kilgore College Campus, box office 903-983-8601 JULY 4TH :: GOLF SCRAMBLE IN RUSK Two Shirts & A Skirt Scramble Birmingham Golf Course Friday July 4, 2008 • Rusk, Texas Shoot out @ 1:00p.m. Entry Fee 25.00 per player All proceeds raised benefit The American Cancer Society Relay For Life Lunch will be served at 12:00 for donations. Closest to the Hole $5.00 Mulligan Gift Certificates Awarded to 1st 2nd & 3rd places For more information please contact Birmingham Forest Golf Club at (903) 683-9518 or Amy Derrington at (903) 683-2202 Remember All Proceeds Raised Benefit The American Cancer Society Relay For Life 40 Combined Handicap Cart rentals not included in fee . JULY 4 :: CITY OF PALESTINE & KYYK 98.3 FIREWORKS SHOW  Friday, July 4th, at dusk the City of Palestine will be hosting a fireworks show at Story Elementary on Loop 256 next to the Palestine YMCA. KYYK 98.3 will be broadcasting music over the 98.3 signal - so tune in your radio. The fireworks company putting on the show for the city of Palestine has chosen music to go along with the show in the spirit of the 4th of July. so head on out to Story Elementary on Friday night, tune in to KYYK 98.3 and enjoy the show! AREA FIREWORKS SHOWS PLANNED AS PART OF UPCOMING FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATIONS This year the fourth of July falls on a Friday and fireworks shows are planned in Athens, Palestine, Jacksonville, Tyler, Nacogdoches, Lufkin, and various other cities across east Texas. Fireworks show schedule: •Jacksonville, July 4th :: Lake Jacksonville will be setting of a day full of events including a volleyball tournament, "live" entertaiment, patriotic music, food, and fireworks at 9pm. •Palestine, July 4th-5th :: Palestine will have "live" entertaiment, food, and fireworks near Story Elementary on loop 256 near the Palestine YMCA. On the 5th, the Disabled American Veterans Chapter 63 is hosting an all day celebration at the Auxiliary on Gardner Dr. behind Mattern tire in Palestine. Activities will begin at 11am with a pet show, silent auction, fish dinner, day full of events honoring all veterans. The public is invited. •Athens, July 4th :: Texas Freshwater Fisheries in Athens will be the setting of a fourth of July celebration that is free and open to the public •Red Landing Park near Frankston and Lake Palestine will be the sight of fourth of July celebration complete with food, music, and fun. The park is located in Berryville at the north end of CR 4117. •Tyler, July 4th :: Tyler will host a fireworks show and fourth of July celebration at Lindsey park (spur 364 west) from 4 to 11pm ($10 per car) •Longview, July 3rd :: Longview will host fourth of July celebration and fireworks Thursday July third at the Greg County fairgrounds •Rusk, July 3-4 :: 3rd - 7-9pm at Hogg Park, picnic in the park, salute to all veterans who are invited with their families for food, fun and fellowship. 4th, at 10am, patriotic parade followed by a day full of events: antiques car show, live entertainment, games, food. •Crockett, July 5th :: Crockett will host fireworks show Saturday July fifth at the Crockett Civic Center shortly after dark •Lufkin, July 4th :: Lufkin has all day celebration planned at Ellen Trout Zoo and Park that will feature music, food, games, and fireworks •Nacogdoches, July 4th :: Nacogdoches will host "Freedom Fest" at Festival Plaza in downtown Nacogdoches from 5 to 9:30 with food, booths, music, and fireworks •Kilgore, July 4th :: Kilgore will have fireworks show following "Pump Jacks" baseball game at Driller Park on fourth of July JULY 4TH - 12TH :: JACKSONVILLE RODEO & EVENTS Big time country musicians including Neil McCoy, Chris Cagle, and Stoney Larue will be performing at the upcoming annual Tops in Texas Jacksonville Rodeo that takes place from July 9th through July 12th. Activities involving the rodeo start on Friday July 4th when a pre-rodeo dance witch be held that night at 6:30pm on Lake Jacksonville as part of the 4th of July celebration that will include a big fireworks show. On Tuesday July 8th at Hazel Tilton Park a kids day at the park will start at 10am with a dog show at 11am along with a Big Hat/Big Buckle Contest and hot dogs for the kids. Wednesday night July ninth Neil McCoy will highlight the evening of the first official night of the rodeo that will be held nightly starting 8pm at the Jacksonville Rodeo grounds. Thursday July 10th will be family night. Friday July 11th Chris Cagle will perform, and Saturday July 12th Stoney Larue will perform. For tickets log on to www.topsintexasrodeo.com or call 903-586-3285 or call 1-800-376-2217 JULY 5TH :: TEXAS KIDS GOLF TOURNAMENT - MEADOWBROOK CC, PALESTINE The Texas Kids Golf Tournament is set for Saturday July 5th at Meadowbrook Country Club in Palestine. Tee off is at 8:30 am with sign in starting at 8am. The format is a three man scramble -- shot gun start. Entry fee is $225 for a three man team. $75 for an individual. The field will consist of the first 18 teams to sign up. Entry fee includes 18 holes of golf with cart, driving range, lunch, and snack. Prizes will awarded for two flights. Sponsorships are available. One hundred dollars or three hundred with team. Sponsorship includes sign with name of bisiness at the tee box that you sponser. Proceeds benefit Texas Kids. For information call Sharron or Paul at 903-723-2385 or 903-948-9937. JULY 7-11 :: ELKHART FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH VBS First Baptist Church of Elkhart will hold vacation bible school July 7th through July 11th. A free breakfast will be served at 8:30am with VBS from 9am to noon for all ages that have completed pre-school through fifth grades. Parents are encouraged to join the fun of a Hawaiian Luah Friday July 11th at 6pm. Hotdogs will be served. For a ride call 903-764-5110. JULY 8, 9, 10, 15, and 16 :: FREE HYPERTENSION AND BLOOD SUGAR SCREENINGS Hypertension—high blood pressure—is one of the most serious diseases in the US. It contributes directly or indirectly to almost 900,000 deaths a year costing many billions of dollars a year. Many deaths can be prevented if hypertension is found early and managed properly. Often, individuals with high blood pressure also have diabetes. Approximately 15 to 20 million Americans and about 200 million people worldwide have diabetes. Diabetes increases the risk of heart, kidney, and brain disease. If someone has hypertension and diabetes, his/her risk is greatly increased. The good news is that if high blood pressure and diabetes can be diagnosed and treated early, the individual’s quality of life may be greatly improved and their life span increased. Palestine Resource Center for Independent Living (PRCIL) will be hosting free high blood pressure and diabetes screenings on July 8, 9, 10, 15, and 16 from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Mr. Randall Peay, R.N. with University of Texas School of Nursing will be performing the screenings. For more accurate blood sugar results, one must be fasting prior to testing. PRCIL is located at 421 Avenue A, Palestine, Texas. For more information, contact PRCIL locally at 903-729-7505 or long distance at 888-326-5166. JULY 9th - 12th :: JACKSONVILLE PRCA RODEO Your official station for the Jacksonville PRCA Rodeo is KYYK 98.3 - listen for more details. JULY 10TH :: ANNUAL "TASTE OF PALESTINE" Plans for one one Palestine's most popular events have been announced. The annual "Taste of Palestine" has been schduled for Thursday July 10th from 5 to 7:30pm at the Palestine Civic Center. It will be a chance for those who attend to taste the best foods Palestine resturants have to offer. Tickets are 10 dollars for adults in advance and 12 dollars at the door. Childrens tickets are only 6 dollars in advance and 8 dollars at the door. Anyone wanting to participate as a vendor or wanting tickets should contact the Palestine Area Chamber of Commerce at 903-729-6066. VENDORS: Dogwood Diner, The Downtown Bistro at the Redlands, Madlen's Tea Room, Old Magnolia Sandwich Shop, Meadowbrook Country Club, El Natural, Mazzio's, JT's Custom Catering, Brookshires Deli and Bakery, Dairy Queen, Meals on Wheels with Chef Iggy, Don Jose's. JULY 11TH, 15TH, 25TH, 29TH, AUG. 8TH, 15TH, and AUG. 29TH :: SAM HOUSTON STATE UNIVERSITY PLANETARIUM SHOWINGS TO MAKE ASTRONOMY 'COLORFUL' The physics department will bring some "color" into its planetarium series program with "The Colors of Summer" and feature presentation "The Cowboy Astronomer" on Tuesday (June 17). The program, which shows attendees which constellations, stars and planets they can expect to see in the upcoming weeks, will be held at 2 p.m. in the planetarium, located in Farrington Building Room 102. The tour will point out and discuss the colors of the stars in such constellations as Cygnus, Lyra, Scorpio and Sagittarius, according to Michael Prokosch, staff aide for the physics department. In addition, cowboy humorist and poet Baxter Black will give colorful commentary on the Big Dipper, Orion and Pegasus, helping "the viewer explore the stars from a cowboy's point of view," as the narrator for "The Cowboy Astronomer" presentation, Prokosch said. The planetarium seats up to 29 visitors and includes a dome that is approximately 18 feet in diameter and more than 20 feet high in the center. "Essentially a time machine, the planetarium's projector can show how the night sky appears to an observer at any point in time from any place on the earth, from 100,000 years in the past, to 100,000 years into the future," he said. The entire program will last approximately an hour and fifteen minutes. Admission is free, and a visitor's parking pass can be obtained at the Visitor and Alumni Center for the parking lot near the Farrington Building. Other show dates include June 27, July 1, July 11, July 15, July 25, July 29, Aug. 8, Aug. 15, and Aug. 29. All Tuesday programs will be held at 2 p.m., and Friday programs will be held at 7 p.m. An additional 2 p.m. showing will also be held on Aug. 15. For more information on current show times for the planetarium or the observatory, call 936.294.3664 or e-mail Prokosch at vis_mwp@shsu.edu. JULY 12TH :: HENDERSON COUNTY GOP HOSTS VICTORY '08 RALLY IN ATHENS By Jack Colvin, Staff Writer, KYYK News Members of the East Texas Republican Party can expect to be entertained while being educated over conservative issues and candidates at the Victory 08 Republican Rally in Athens, Texas. The Henderson County GOP will be hosting the rally in the Cain Center located at 915 S. Palestine St. in Athens, Texas. The rally is scheduled at 11 a.m. through 3 p.m., but could go as late as 5 p.m. in the event of any scheduling conflicts. Several guest speakers have been confirmed for the event and include: state Reps. Leo Berman Texas District 6, Betty Brown Texas District 4, and state Sen. Bob Deuell Texas District 2. Also confirmed to appear at the rally will be Kelly Shackelford from the Free Market Foundation and President of the Texas Eagle Forum, Cathie Adams. Other guests invited to attend but not confirmed include: U.S. Sens. John McCain, John Cornyn, Lt. Governor David Dewhurst, U.S. Rep. Jeb Hensarling, and Todd Staples among others. Along with Henderson county there will be several other East Texas counties participating in the event such as: Anderson, Kaufman, Hunt, Van Zandt, Rains, Cherokee, Smith, and Ellis counties. The GOP event will feature live music, information booths, food vendors and a color guard to get the event started. The purpose of the rally is to inform voters about the important issues and candidates involved in the upcoming November election. The rally will not be a fundraising event and is free to the general public. For more information concerning the GOP rally contact David Hill at 903-286-9055 or visit the rally website at www.etcaa.org JULY 13-16 :: GOSPEL MEETING Bro.Jack Evans will be speaking nightly at 7:00pm July 13-16 at the Church of Christ in Palestine, 1612 South Jackson St. Sunday lunch is at 11am with worship beginning at 2:30pm. for more information call 903-731-4307. JULY 14-15, AUGUST 26-27 :: TVCC REGISTRATION Summer II registration will be
conducted Monday, July 14. Summer II classes will begin July 15. Late
registration will be held July 15 and 16. Fall registration is set for Aug. 26
and 27. Late registration will be held Sept. 2 and 3. Classes will begin Sept.
2. Also, TVCC is now offering complete
internet registration for students who took classes during the previous
semester. Students who were enrolled during Spring 2008 may be eligible to
register and pay their balances online. For more information about on-campus
registration times and internet registration, please log onto www.tvcc.edu/classschedule or call
the TVCC registrar’s office at 903-677-TVCC. JULY 21-24 :: WESTWOOD FOOTBALL CAMP The annual Westwood Football Camp for youngsters first through the ninth grades will take place daily between 9 and noon Monday July 21st through Thursday July 24th. The camp will be devided into two groups depending on ages. The cost is $40 for individuals and $60 for brothers. Registration will be held the first day of camp or sent to Westwood High School Coach Kevin Anderson, P.O. Box 260, Palestine, Texas 75802. Officials underline registration forms are available at the Westwood High, junior high. and central offices. Campers are asked to bring sneakers or cleats, t-shirts and gym shorts. Each camper will receive a free t-shirt. JULY 22 :: A CPR CLASS SLATED AT ELKHART OAKS CARE CENTER A CPR Class, sponsered by the American Red Cross is being offered on Tuesday July 22nd from 6 to 10 pm that evening at Elkhart Oaks Care Center. The fee and registration costs are 45 dollars and must be paid no later than Monday July 7th. To sign up or for more information call Margeret at 903-764-2291. JULY 26TH :: ROWDY ALLEN BENEFIT SHOOT The Rowdy Allen Benefit Shoot has been set for Saturday July 26th with proceeds going towards Rowdy's medical expenses due to kidney failure. The Benefit Shoot takes place at Chicken Ranch Shotgun Sports 19101 CR 4235, Frankston, Texas. Registration starts at 9am with the last shooter out by 1:30pm For information call 903-876-3291 or log on to www.chicken-ranch.net or fax 903-876-2090. Any questions call 979-676-1367. AUGUST 1-2 :: LIVING PROOF LIVE 2008 SIMULCAST at EVANGELISTIC TEMPLE IN PALESTINE A simulcast of the Living Proof Live 2008 will be simulcast free at Evagelistic Temple on Friday August 1 at 6:30pm and Saturday August 2 at 8:30am. Doors will open one hour prior to the event. A light breakfast will be served on Saturday. Priority seating with tickets available at L&L Shoe Store, United Country Real Estate, Gold Eye Clinic & Evangelistic Temple in Palestine. For more information call 903-729-2863. AUGUST 2 :: 18TH ANNUAL WILDERNESS CANOE RACE The East Texas River Runners, Inc., a non-profit organization dedicated to conservation and education, will host the Eighteenth Annual Wilderness Canoe Race on Saturday, August 2, 2008. From a starting point at Lake Palestine, more than 150 canoeists are expected to participate in the 22-mile scenic race down the Neches River trail. Amateurs and leisure classes will begin promptly at 8:00 a.m. and pro-classes, aluminum, and unlimited solo will launch at 9:00 a.m. behind the Blackburn Dam. The course completion gate is at Highway 79 east of Palestine. Course spectators are also encouraged to watch launches throughout the morning. Canoes will be launched by class and division. Spokesperson for the event, Ed Furman, says that the average canoeist may make the flatwater trip in three to ten hours depending upon the individual's skill and equipment used. "Skilled canoeists have considered it the 'toughtest little race in Texas,'" says Mr. Furman. "But for a leisurely-paced race, it is a good opportunity to see the river and experience nature. Those who complete the course may be extremely tired, but many have a definite increase in self-confidence." The event is a scholarship benefit for future Trinity Valley Community College (TVCC) students. Any student may apply for the scholarship. Last year $2,000 in scholarships were awarded to eighteen students. Members of TVCC staff and financial advisor screen all scholarship applications received and discuss the dispersion of these funds with the Board of Directors of the East Texas River Runners Board prior to awarding these scholarships. Between 1990 and 2008, and estimated $16,000 has been awarded to deserving students. Entry fees are $35 per person for the Pro Division. Professional level or semi-pro athletes have typically considered this special advanced category. Leisure Division canoe entry is $25 per person. Categories include senior, adult, and junior. Canoe rentals will be available for $35 to those who reserve in advance or on a first-come, first-served basis the morning of the race. All canoe rental funds go directly into the scholarship fund. All participants are required to have a life vest in the boat at all times. Early registration for this event is encouraged, as there is a $5 late fee after August 1st to cover the expense of mailing t-shirts not ordered in advance. Online registration is available at www.downrivertons.com. Course security and transportation back to the launch site will be provided. Palestine Regional Medical Center - Emergency Medical Services and volunteers will be on site for any first aid assistance needed. Awards will be presented in the categories listed and all entrants will receive a free t-shirt. For an application and complete rules, please call Ed Furman at (903) 584-3288 or e-mail at efurman@lycos.com. If responding via e-mail, please include your address and telephone number for our records. If you plan to overnight in Palestine, please consider the Palestine Inn, Best Western, 1601 W. Palestine Ave. To make hotel reservations call (903) 723-4655. AUGUST 8th - 10th :: LUAU AT THE WOODS IN JACKSONVILLE Want to experience an authintic Luau? Here is your chance stay tuned to KYYK 98.3 for more details on this fun event... music, entertainment, great food! SEPTEMBER 5TH - 17TH :: 17TH ANNUAL MEN'S GOLF SCRAMBLE Meadowbrook Country Club, Palestine, Tx. Contact the Palestine Chamber for entry forms at 903-729-6066. SEPTEMBER 12TH - 13TH :: FIRST ANNUAL EAST TEXAS ENERGY EXPO Palestine Civic Center, Palestine, Tx. Contact the Palestine Chamber vendor space and more information at 903-729-6066. DISASTER PREPAREDNESS FOR YOUR PETS In the event of a disaster, your pets and their special needs must not be forgotten. Affix a Rescue Alert Sticker to the front of your residence that includes the types and number of pets in your house along with veterinarian information. If you evacuate, take your pet with you. Since most emergency shelters do not allow animals, have a plan for your pet before the disaster occurs. Choose a designated caregiver, such as a neighbor, friend, or relative to care for your pet in the event that you are unable to do so. Other safe places include kennels or veterinary facilities. Contact your local animal control facility for information about pet care facilities and prepare a list of contact numbers in advance. Ensure that your pet wears a collar with a rabies tag at all times. Consult your veterinary about permanent identification such as a microchip or registration with a pet recovery database. Assemble a pet emergency kit that includes: · Leash, harness, and/or pet carrier · One week supply of food and water · Medications and pet first aid kit · Copies of vaccination and medical records plus a photo of you and your pet for identification - stored in a waterproof container · Plastic bags, disinfectants, paper towels, and litter box · Blankets, toys, and treats During an Emergency: · Keep your pets on hand at the first sign of an emergency. Do not allow your pets to roam loose following a disaster. · Keep your pet emergency kit close at hand. Information provided by the Palestine Resource Center for Independent Living, 421 Ave. A., Palestine, Texas, 903-729-7505 or 1-888-326-5166 (toll-free long distance). FREE GED PREPARATION CLASSES Anyone with a disability can now prepare for the GED exam at the Palestine Resource Center for Independent Living (PRCIL). The class offers instruction, activities, and tests for the five GED subject areas: writing, social studies, science, mathematics, and reading. Also available is an electronic version of the GED practice tests. These tests are useful in assessing students’ readiness to take the full-length GED test and may help reduce test anxiety. For more information, contact the Palestine Resource Center for Independent Living, 421 Ave. A., Palestine, Texas, 903-729-7505 or 1-888-326-5166 (toll-free long distance). PHS ALUMNI ASSOCIATION The word is spreading that the PALESTINE HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION has been formed in the P.I.S.D. The founder is William Reed who now lives in Houston. Members and support are both needed. Memberships are available to not only PHS graduates but to anyone wanting to join as an associate. Memberships are 25 dollars a year for alumni or associate, 10 dollars a year for students, and 100 dollars a year for corporate. The group is planning on awarding the first student schaolarship in May to a graduating PHS senior. For complete information log onto www.palestinehigh.com. The next meeting of the group will take place on Saturday May 17th at 1 pm at the Musuem of East Texas Culture at 400 Micheaux in Palestine. Everyone thats interested is invited to attend. HELP THE FAMILY OF ZACHERY PHILLIPS An account has been set up at Capital One of Palestine to HELP THE FAMILY of a Westwood third grader who had a brain tumer removed from the base of his brain. Zachery Phillips who is the son of Bill and Crystal Phillips could need more treatments and help is needed to meet growing medical expenses. All donations large and small will be appreciated. For more information contact Emma Collins at Captial One Bank of Palestine. MEDICAL EQUIPMENT DONATIONS NEEDED FOR PRIDE Through it's PRIDE (Palestine Resourses Identification for Distribution of Equipment) program the Palestine Resourse for Independant Living is TAKING DONATIONS OF MEDICAL EQUIPMENT such as hospitas beds, walkers, wheel chairs, commode chairs, crutches and other items. The purpose is to assist those of need of medical equipment that have restricted insurance, Medicare recipiants, and those with limited income that cannot afford expensive medical equipment. All donations are tax deductible. For information call 903-729-7505 or 1- 888-326-5166. All donations will be put to good use. ANDERSON COUNTY CRISIS CENTER SEEKS DONATIONS The CRISIS CENTER of Anderson and Cherokee Counties are looking for donations and support after 159,000 dollars in state funding was cut as of July first. Roger Pharr, director of development says financial assistance whether it be from fundraisers or donations from citizens is needed to keep the Crisis Centers operational. The centers provide services for victims of many types of abuse and anyone who can donate to help the centers continue to provide much needed services are invited to help. The phone number for information call toll free 1-800-621-1693 or for the Palestine office 903-723-5858 or for the Jacksonville office 903 586-9118. All help will be appreciated. CHILD IDENTIFICATION KITS PARENTS OF SMALL CHILDREN are urged to get child indetification kits now. Anderson county sheriff Greg Taylor has announced the kits that can protect children are available now and the kits will be distributed over the next several days accross east Texas. The kits contain a inkless fingerprinting card, DNA, swab, preservation envelope, and wallet card. Taylor says the kits come with complete directions that parents can follow. In the event of an emergency the information can be put to good use by law enforcement agencys. If you fail to receive one of the kits through a local school. Taylor says call the local Anderson county sherff's office for more infamation at 903-729-6068. TAKE OFF POUNDS SENSIBLY (TOPS) TAKE OFF POUNDS SENSIBLY meets every Tuesday at 3011 North loop 256 in Palestine. Both men and women are welcome to join. Weigh in is from 9am to 9:30am. For information about the support group call Edna at 903-764-5321 or Helen at 903-549-2394. MEALS ON WHEELS The PALESTINE SENIOR CENTER at 125 Kickapoo street in Palestine in conjunction with Meals on Wheels is offering hot nutritious lunchs each weekday at 11:30am Lunch is available for anyone over the age 60 for only a 2 dollar donation. The menu is varied with a wide variety foods to choose from. To add your name to lunch list or simply to check the munu call 903-729-0255 between the hours of 8:30 and 4 any week-day. 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