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City Takes Actions to Continue Progress Development for McDonald’s and Walmart by MBWright, LFN Editor

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Continuing their efforts to clear the way for the new McDonald’s Restaurant in Los Fresnos, Commissioners accepted the low bid of $29,905 made by Cornett Construction Co. of San Benito to finish up utility line relocations neces-

sary before construction of the new facility during their regular meeting held Tuesday, July 9. The new eatery will be located between the new Stripes and Dairy Queen on Highway 100. “This company has done excellent work for the city and has been in-

volved in several projects recently including the Arroyo Boulevard water and sewer line relocation,” commented City Manager Mark Milum. In other action, the city commission approved the first reading of Ordinance 442 that will require a mineral owner to obtain

a permit for operation of an oil, gas, or combined well within the city limits of Los Fresnos. On the request made by Walmart, Milum said, “They asked us to do this as a safety measure so if someone held mineral rights under their construction site. This

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The lobby at city hall has been decorated with a photo mural originally taken in the early 50’s. and is headed with “Greetings from Los Fresnos” . Take time and go by and see if you can identify any of the old landmarks.

will take care of a need Walmart has, although we have no gas in this area”. Walmart will begin construction soon on a retail outlet to be located behind the First Community Bank of Los Fresnos.

Commissioner Javier Mendez announced the 1st Annual City of Los Fresnos’s Boots on the Ground endurance 5k and 10k mud run to be held November 2, 2013. The Veterans Memorial run will be held at the Los Fresnos Rodeo grounds and proceeds will go towards building a Veteran’s Memorial in Los Fresnos. The city is currently seeking sponsors for the event. For more information visit, www. bootsongroundrgv.com. Mayor Polo Narvaez brought up the topic of water conservation and exploring other sources of drinking water. Milum explained that water from the Rio Grande is purchased and stored in a reservoir that holds a 45-60 day supply of water for the treatment plant. He said the council might want to explore expanding the holding tank and even the process of water reclamation. “The city discharges treated wastewater into a drainage ditch that empties

Installation of new maroon-colored signage continues around the community. into the bay. The water we release is cleaner than the water we get from the river. We could buy 50% less water if we reclaimed this treated discharge,” commented Milum. Water reclamation is gaining in popularity; the specially treated wastewater is most often used to supply water for industrial uses and watering landscapes, like golf courses. Studies show water-reclamation technology has improved greatly and will be a vital part of providing drinking water for parts of the country struggling to keep reservoirs full. The water-reclamation process involves a complex series of treatment. The water is disinfected, de-mineralized, disinfected again and mixed with water from the

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Community Enjoys 4th of July Celebration

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The community of Los Fresnos gathered at the Memorial Park on the 4th of July to celebrate Independence Day. Everyone enjoyed free water rides, free swimming pool access, free watermelon, entertainment, contests and games and free snow cones.

Page 3 Halynn Vasquez, age 1, of Los Fresnos.

Los Fresnos Leaders: Chamber Executive Director Debra Badeaux, Mayor Polo Narvaez, Judge Oscar Garcia, First Lady of Los Fresnos Carlotta Narvaez, Msgr. Pedro Briseno of Saint Cecilia’s Church, Attorney and CDC President Enrique Juarez. Photos: Courtesy of Los Fresnos Area Chamber of Commerce.

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Sack race winners: Billy Goodwin,14yrs, 1st place of Los Fresnos United, Jimmy Lopez, 13 yrs, 2nd of Liberty Memorial. Second and younger race: Pedro Martinez, 9yrs.,Dora Romero Elementary, 1st place - Jorge Espinoza, 8yrs, The Los Fresnos Volunteer Fire Department handed out firehats and goodies, HEB were sponsors and passed out free sunscreen and additional HEB goodies. Paredes Elementary, 2nd place.

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Dear Ms. Etiquette, It seems that a lot of my family are having babies and I would like to give them showers to help them out. I am confused as to how to word and address the invitations. For instance, if it is a couple’s shower, should it be addressed to Jane & John Doe, or Mr. & Mrs. John Doe? Is it proper to put where the mother-to-be is registered on the invitation? I’m stumped. Dear Stumped, You are right, many women are pregnant right now and most of them are having boys! Having showers is certainly a good way to help out a friend or family member. However, an immediate family member should not give the shower, instead it should be a friend, aunt, cousin, sister-in-law or a distant relative. The reason for this as well as for any other giftgiving event is you do not want to send an invitation that obligates the recipient to provide a gift to a direct relative. Baby showers are usually given before the baby is born but some future moms with difficult pregnancies may want to wait until after the baby is born just in case there is a chance that something might go

wrong. So follow the momto-be’s feelings. The point of having baby showers is to shower the mom-to-be with gifts for her first baby so she will know what she needs to purchase or borrow, but opening baby gifts is so much fun it can be done anytime. Usually it is not appropriate to give showers to second or third siblings since they usually have hand-me-downs. but if it has been several years since the last baby was born, it’s okay. Invitees should be very close friends and family members or people who were not invited to the shower for the first baby. As far as how to word an invitation, you can make it cute, let your imagination run wild so long as the mother’s name, the date and time of the shower, a request for a response to an R.S.V.P. is mentioned. You should not include a list of things the future mom might need, rather you could include an enclosure card from where they have registered. Address the cards as Mr. & Mrs. John Doe if it is a couples shower. You would word it Mrs. Jane Doe if it was women only. Happy Planning! Irma Wolcott is an Etiquette Consultant certified by The Etiquette Institute of Saint Louis. E-mail at: funwithetiquette@aol.com . For class information on business, social or for young children, call 956-492-IRMA (4762) or visit her website: www.funwithetiquette.com .

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BRINGING HOPE & CHEER TO STROKE SURVIVORS Debbie Diehl, founder of a H.O.P.E. Stroke Support Group, gives out a prize during a special “Un-Birthday Party� for stroke survivors and family members which was held recently at Valley Baptist Medical Center in Harlingen. meeting. The group leaders will facilitate a special interactive time of discussion, discovery, encouragement, and hope, as participants diligently cheer each other forward toward the goal of maximum recovery -- while sharing their own personal experiences. Debbie Diehl, founder of the H.O.P.E. Stroke Support Group, said that each person’s perspective on these two teams of “heroes and heroines� is extremely valuable. “Although devastating changes can affect the whole family’s lifestyle, it is our sincere hope and prayer that caregivers and stroke survivors alike can live their lives to the fullest -- and that each family will find strength and joy in their journey together,� she added. The H.O.P.E. Stroke Support Group provides educational and interactive activities, including lectures from experts in various health-related fields, a seasonal scavenger hunt, and an annual Christmas party for those who come to celebrate life, and to learn of resources that can help in preventing strokes or to recover from a stroke. The group meets the third Tuesday of each month at Valley Baptist-Harlingen, except for November (when the meeting will be held on the special date of Nov. 14) and December (when the meeting will be Dec. 10). For more information about prevention and treatment for stroke, consult your physician and visit www.ValleyBaptist. net. For more information on the Stroke Support Group, please contact Mrs. Diehl at dchords6@gmail.com, call (888) 9025433, or visit www.facebook.com/HopeStrokeSupport.

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