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Newspaper
Herald Zeitung
Location
New Braunfels, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 2007
Page
11
A Sunday 1 p.m. planning session for youth and adults in a youth driven environmental group meets in the New Braunfels Public Library conference room. Paula is the contact at 214-7050 for details. All ages welcome.
The Sound of Music opens February 1 at Circle Arts Theatre and runs weekends through March 3. Tickets at China-n-Things and Gruene Onion Grill. dinner and dance event February 14 at Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 7110 with dinner for two at 50 dollars and dance admission. Reservations due by February 1.
The public is invited to the annual S.T.A.G.E. membership gathering at Krause House Theatre 1300 Bulverde Road on January 27 at 6 p.m. Season ticket holders may vote to elect directors to the S.T.A.G.E. Inc. board. A potluck dinner follows at 6:30 p.m. Bring a covered dish. Contact Zada Jahnsen at 830-438-2339 for details.
American Legion Post 35 hosts bingo at 4210 FM 482 Old Solms Road with early birds at 1 30 p m and regular bingo at 2 p m smoke free. New Braunfels Quilt Guild meet 9 30 a m to 1 p m GVTC Auditorium 36101 FM 3159, business meeting then 15 mini workshops. Heart of Texas Marines serve buffet at Fire Mountain restaurant 485 Hwy 81 E at 7 30 a m. Bulverde Market Days at 2295 Bulverde Road features organic produce, grass fed beef, homemade crafts 830 980 8801. Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church 138 W Austin St hosts non smoking meeting at 10 30 a m. Friesenhaus Discussion Group at Friesenhaus Restaurant 148 S Castell Ave welcome all 625 1040. Bulverde Spring Branch Library site dedication 10 a m to noon at Home Depot parking lot across from new library. ceremony by Bracken Choir SVHS ROTC dignitaries with refreshments. Blood Drive noon to 4 p m. Don’t miss.
Jim Wilson headlines a 7:30 pm concert at Braintex Performing Arts Theatre with Irish flute virtuoso George Tortorelli and a string ensemble. Multimedia montages on a 25 foot screen enhance the show. Attendees can win a diamond pendant donated by Michael Presley of Tria Jewelers. For tickets call 627-0808. Fredericksburg Rockhounds Gem Show runs today and Sunday at Lady Bird Johnson Municipal Park Pioneer Pavilion with crafts, exhibits, and hourly prizes. Free admission. details at fredericksburgrockhounds.org. Girl Scout cookie sales start at 9 am with boxes at 3.50. runs through Feb. 23. Contact Sandy Lewis at 626-6934.
German Texan Heritage Society begins a 12 week German language program for children ages 3 to 13. Classes run Saturdays from 9 30 to 11 30 a m at the German Free School and Saengerrunde Halle with native German speaking tutors. Cost listed as 150 per student.
Community listings include a Germany and Austria music lecture by Dr. Christ Oelkers at 507 E. 10th St Austin with musical demonstrations. New Braunfels outreach center offers tax help and free e filing. Guadalupe County Genealogical Society meets Tuesday at Seguin library with 2007 officers to be installed. The Masters School of San Marcos hosts open house at Davidson Hall inviting prospective families and announces kindergarten enrollment for 2007-08.
Texas Country columnist Dale Martin previews Americana sounds and a Wednesday schedule. Beth Bond lists contact options for event publicity at the Herald-Zeitung. GTHS members pay 165 dollars for a 12 week square foot gardening course at Texas Cooperative Extension from 1 to 3 pm, led by Tom Harris on space saving techniques. Information line 620 3440.
The national weather service updates forecasts at www srh noaa gov by entering a city state or zip code in the space headed and clicking go to retrieve current conditions and extended outlooks for the area linked to the regional forecast hub.
The Texas forecast calls for a Saturday with variable conditions across regions. Highs and lows are expected to vary by city with typical winter patterns and mild pollen levels as Dr. Frank Hampel provides the pollen guidance.
The report shows inflow of 125 cubic feet per second and outflow of 18, lake level at 902.37 feet above sea level, plus surface water 6.745 million gallons. Texas city temps span Amarillo 35 to 24 with snow. Austin 44 to 40 rain. Dallas Fort Worth 41 to 37 rain. Houston 51 to 43 rain. Lubbock 31 to 30 snow. Midland Odessa 33 to 33 snow. National highlights include many cities with varying conditions. notable snow, rain, and cloudy trends. extremes list shows Fort Lauderdale 83 high and Craig Colo 19 below zero.
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