November 1, 2019 16 PAGES FULL OF NEWS, SPORTS, AND OPINION
STAMFORD
American THE NEW
Who Needs to Shop for the Holidays in Abilene? Not Us! BY KAY SPEARS
Student Council Officers, Luke Thane - Vice President, Storey Gomez - Secretary, and Korey Villaneuva - President, presented a donation check to the American Cancer Society. The proceeds were raised from the Student Council “Pink-Out” t-shirt sales. Stamford High School Student Council wishes to thank all of the community for their support. THE NEW STAMFORD AMERICAN VOL. 11, ISSUE 23 STAMFORD AMERICAN VOLUME 98, ISSUE 29 STAMFORD LEADER VOLUME 114, ISSUE 30
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We have it all here and then some. On Saturday, November 16, 2019 at 1106 W. McHarg (across from the Rodeo Grounds), there will be the Stamford Trade Show from 10am to 4pm. This is the brainchild of Oliver Elementary School teacher Tricia Oakley. Her efforts have paid off and the vendor spaces have all been filled. And what a line up! Vendors to expect: Pink Zebra (a soy wax fragrance & home décor company), Tootsie’s Baby Boutique, Paparazzi, Chalk Couture, Mary Kay, Ellison Jewelry, Scentsy, Shimmer & Shine (custom tumblers & copper jewelry), Life’s Little Treasures (have Montana West, leggings & other items), Ken’s Kandies (homemade candies), Norwex, Rocking R (honey), Michelle Esquivelle (homemade crochet items), LulaRoe, Damsel in Defense, Plunder, Custom Vinyl Work, Veronica Weathersbee (custom key chains, cups, earrings & other items), Water Systems (water filters), Color Street Nails, Car Freshies, Face Painting and food trucks are expected. There will be a Trade Show every 4 months or so. Come shop for Christmas from many unique products.