July 13, 1991
EL UVALDE TIMES
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Anezeto H. Moreno's Paintings Exhibiting Here
Anezeto H. Moreno is a self taught artist from Temple, Texas who expresses his Indian-Mexican heritage in his paintings. Fifteen of his paintings are now on display in Uvalde at the office of his brother in law, attorney Richard O. Gonzales at 231 S. Getty.
His work is now being recognized in Dallas, Houston and Austin. Moreno now has exhibits scheduled at the Three Hawks Gallery of Fl Worth, the only American Indian owned Gallery. Other showings include the Smith Gallery at Scott & White Hospital in Temple, Texas in April, 1992. This
gallery is known tor exmoiung the works of major Texas artists.
Moreno’s major buyers arc generally private collectors. His work is in oil, water color and lithograph.
Anyone interesting in viewing or purchasing a Moreno painting is invited to visit Mr. Gonzales’ office at 231 S. Getty.
Anezeto Moreno poses with one of this beautiful paintings during a recent visit to the office of his brother in law, Attorney Richard Gonzales.
Anezeto Moreno aparece aqui frente a una de sus hermosas pinturas durante una reciente visita a la oficina de su cunado, el Sr. Richard O. Gonzales en 231. S. Getty.
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adultos los jovenes scran sometidos a examenes sicológicos asi como estudios historíeos sociales y se espera que se lleve algunos dias para que se obtenga una decision.
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be used in the helping of grading of papers, helping with special attention io children that need extra help. In other words, ’’teachers, here we arc, how can we help to make your instructional time more
love for reading
Where the Red Fern Grows by Rawes
Uncle Tom’s Cabin by Harriet Beecher Stowe Gulliver’s Travels by
productive, for the benefit of our children?”. The PTO is now mostly used as a special fund raiser to purchase equipment. There is nothing wrong with this concept, for it helps a lot in this area, but a lot more could be accomplished through these organizations. They are in my eyes the perfect place to start a good parental involvement program. The only real way to make something like this work.
is for teachers and principals to demonstrate a lot of willingness in working with the parents, and not feel like they are giving some of their powers away.
Olga, thank you for giving me the opportunity to have some input in your paper. I hope that this will give you and your readers some insight on the issues facing the school board and how I feel about them.

The Indian Women in this beautiful paintings are some of the typical subjects of artist Anezeto Moreno. The paintings will remain at Mr. Gonzales' office for a few more weeks.
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Las mujeres indias en esta hermosa pintura son algunos de los personajes que pinta el artista Anezeto Moreno. Esta y otras pinturas están en exibicion en la oficina del Lie. Richard O. Gonzales en 231 S. Getty.
Jonathan Swift
Swiss Family Robinson by Wyss
Adventures of Tom Sawyer by Samuel Clemens
Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe
Between Planets, Rocket Ship Galileo, and other science fiction books by Robert Heinlein
Another suggestion is to get more books written by the same author, if a child likes one of the author’s books, usually they will like others. You will note in the listing above that several of the books suggested are a series of books. If your child likes one particular book, he/she may want to read several or all of the books in the series.
Older brothers and sisters can read aloud to younger family members. Young children often like the same stories read to them time after time. Students become better readers by reading aloud to others.
Remember, reading is the basis of all learning. It is extremely important for your child to learn to read and to love to read.
We encourage everyone to attend the 22nd World Soaring Championship July 19-August 10 at the Uvalde Airport
Over 100 of the best pilots from around the world will be competing for the title of “World Champion.” This will be a unique opportunity to meet people representing other cultures and other lands.
Let’s all tell them “Welcome and Bien Venidos to Uvalde.”
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