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Newspaper
Herald Zeitung
Location
New Braunfels, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 2007
Page
3
Doris Jean Fox of New Braunfels died January 8 2007 at age 56 after a long battle with ALS. She worked 15 years at Walmart Distribution Center and valued friends she made there. Doris enjoyed bowling and missed her work and colleagues.
Doris Eickenhorst Fox dies. survived by sons Donnie and Ronnie Fox and Jodi, grandson Bryce Don Fox, sister Joann Delano and Glen, brother Fred Eickenhorst, nieces and nephews Dakota Colby and Howie. Preceded by parents Howard Ike and Betty Eickenhorst. Services January 12, 2007 at Zoeller Funeral Home chapel. Memorials to Vitas Hospice San Antonio or ALS Clinic.
Margaret Evelyn Junker born August 1 1918 died January 7 2007 aged 88. She married Martin Blondie Junker May 3 1935. Survived by children Kirby Evylen Hastings Karen and Marvin Massey Gloria and Kenneth Roach Patricia and Leroy Hall Delvin and Betty Junker grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Celebration of Life January 13 2007 noon Emanuel's Lutheran Church Women’s Ministry Room graveside January 16 2007 10 a.m. San Geronimo Cemetery conducted by Rev Dr James C Taylor.
Henry G Enck passed away at his residence in New Braunfels at age 96 on Wednesday. Visitation begins 5 p.m. Friday at Zoeller Funeral Home and continues until service time on Saturday. The family will greet friends from 5 to 7 p.m. Friday at the funeral home.
Services will be held Saturday January 13 2007 at 10 am at Zoeller Funeral Home with interment to follow at 3 pm in Rocksprings Cemetery Rocksprings Texas.
A group presents a six year action plan to council including limiting cooler sizes to 24 or 30 cans, expanding exit areas to speed tuber flows, adding an extra entrance by Wurstfest grounds for tax revenue funding river improvements, and an outfitter only lane within two years. Over four years they seek exit redesigns, restrooms and trash system upgrades, and a park and ride at Cypress Bend Park or fairgrounds to ease neighborhood parking.
The council approved most river measures while some residents opposed. Former mayor Adam Cork criticized limits on container types and argued the river water belongs to Texans, not the city. A resident urged banning alcohol on the Comal while others praised the committee’s plan as a partial solution.
City leaders will consider measures on Guadalupe cooler sizes Comal River container rules open alcohol bans at Cypress Bend Park Hinman Island and Prince Solms define access points seek authority to ban open alcohol within 500 feet of last tuber exit cap flotation device numbers limit per person require child devices propose revenue neutral river franchise fee study tourism tax impact boost public communications coordinate river management with parks and police seek improved traffic flow amid tuber exits and outfitters comments from chamber chair emphasize enforceability and plan B potential legal challenges
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