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GALVESTON COUNTY, TEXAS SUNDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1998 I HI I.V Visit these leading Galveston County merchants for special savings BRIDAL LKGISTRY Galveston Gallery IS25 Roscnhcrji 6 Registry collections ornamentations antiques The Tremont House 2300 Shiips Mechanic Row Galveston Island 409.763.1770 (J! How to announce your engagement, wedding or anniversary in The Daily Please use the following guidelines when making plans for your announcement: All engagement, wedding and anniversary announcements are measured on a 6 column standard advertising unit format and are paid in advance. Engagement, wedding or anniversary forms are available from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday at both of our Galveston County'Daily News offices at 8522 Teichman Rd. in Galveston or off of 1-45 at Mall of the Mainland across from the Gulf Greyhound Track in La Marque.

To have an announcement appear in the Sunday edition of The Galveston County Daily News, the form must be received by the Retail Advertising Department no later than 5:00 p.m. 7 days prior (a Monday) to that Sunday. Late forms cannot be accepted. AH proofs and price quotes will be issued by Noon on the following Wednesday. You'll be contacted at this time, asked to proof your announcement for accuracy and asked to submit payment.

For more information, contact Vera Collins at 1-800-561-3611 cxt. 224. Check the fishing news daily Leal-Alafa Elizabeth Leal and Rudy P. Alafa were united in marriage at 1:30 o'clock in the afternoon on Saturday, September 26, 1998 at Bay Area Christian Church in Webster, Texas. Officiating the ceremony was Don Tapp.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Margarito Leal of Galveston, Texas. The groom is the son of Mrs. Maria Alafa of Sinton, Texas.

Serving as the maid of honor was Leah Leal of Galveston, Texas. The best man was Herman Williams of Houston, Texas. Rudi Megan Alafa (daughter of the groom), served as flowergirl. Gabriel Griego (nephew of the bride) served as ring- bearer. Francis-Jenkins Ms.

Helen Marie Francis and Mr. Gerald Michael Jenkins are very proud to announce their engagement and upcoming marriage. The couple will be united in marriage at 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon on Saturday, December 19, 1998 at Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses in Galveston, Texas. The bride is the daughter of Harry and Nancy Porter of Galveston, Texas. The groom is the son of Oscar and Nona Jenkins of Port Arthur, Texas.

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Competition for local phone service can mean more choices and lower prices. Want to know more? Then call the Telecommunications Consumer Information Center: 1-8OO-646-9999 1997 TdtocammuniotlanB Cannumar Information Center GALVESTON TkE DAILY NEWS Call Vera Collins 1-800-561-3611 ext. 224 3o iPface or "Whatshouldl eat to reduce my risks of cancer? Whether it's a question about nutrition or cancer's warning signs or the latest treatinent whatever question you have about cancer, call the American Cancer Society. We are a place to turn to when you don't know where to turn. Lower the numbers and raise your odds.

Controlling your blood pressure can reduce your chances of heart disease. Have your blood pressure checked. And keep it in check for life. lp American Heart.Association WE'RE FIGHTING FOR YOUR LIFE Call the American Cancer Society 1-800-ACS-2345 AMERICAN SOCIETY THEATER NOTES Hear Christmas voices at Strand Theatre The Galveston Community Theatre will present its second annual "Voices of Christmas" at 7 p.m. Wednesday at The Strand Theatre, 2317 Ship's Mechanic Row.

Qome listen to your favorite Christmas stories and carols, read and sung by members of the community. Cynthia Cress will lend her talent as pianist for the occasion. Admission is free for anyone who brings a nonperishable food item to be donated to Our Daily Bread. For information, call Helen Evans at (409) 763-0837 or (409) 7634591. 'Godspeir auditions set at Broadway Bound Kid's Art Centre Theatre and Broadway Bound School of Performing Arts will have auditions for the musical "Godspell" at 5:45 p.m.

Wednesday at the studio, 520 23rd St. in Galveston. Children ages 9 to 16 can audition for the show, which will be produced April 16 and April 17. Those auditioning should prepare an upbeat song or ballad, but should not perform a song from the show. Each person auditioning should bring the sheet music.

An accompanist will be provided. The singing auditions begin at 5:45 p.m. and each auditioner will be given an appointment time. "Godspell" callbacks will be Jan. 6.

Those who are not cast in "Godspell" will be cast in "Broadway Around the World." All kids who are cast in either production will be required to enroll in the musical theatre class producing the shows. For information, call (409) 762-8644 or (281) 337-7689. Clear Creek Country Theatre expands Clear Creek Country Theatre will expand its children's program when it opens at its new location at 18091 Upper Bay Drive in the Nassau Bay Shopping Village. Theater arts classes for children and teenagers at the beginning and intermediate level will be offered. In addition, a theater dance class has been added.

Classes are scheduled to begin in late January. Call (281) 335-5228 for information. Intermediate theater arts will be taught by Pat Kroft. Joan Peeples will head the beginning class. Christa Burley, who also teaches theater dance at the College of the Mainland will teach the new theater dance class.

In addition to the expanded educational program, Clear Creek Country Theatre will add productions for children this season. The theater plans to continue the popular production of his Broadway musicals using all children in the cast. Plays written to be performed by children and plays written to be performed by adults especially for children also will be included in the schedule. The theater has hired Thomas Rusnak as the architect to design the new facility, which will be more than 6,800 square feet with a proscenium stage theater, rehearsal hall, classrooms, office and workshop. The theater renovations are expected to be complete in January.

The opening show in the theater will be "Black Comedy" by Peter Shaffer. An exact date of the opening will be announced later. 'Othello' to open Jan. 14 at Strand Theatre William Shakespeare's plays return to The Strand Theatre this season with the timeless tragedy of the great and just Moorish warrior Othello, his vengeful office lago and the beautiful bride whose integrity is stronger than death. Led by Strand Theatre director William Burford, the play uses talent from Houston and Galveston and will open Jan.

14. This unique coproduction will perform both in Houston and at the Strand Theatre, 2317 Ship's Mechanic Row. For information, call (409) 7634591..