New Braunfels High offers summer school sign up June 5
Registration for NBISD summer school for high school students begins at 9 a.m. Thursday in the New Braunfels High School cafetorium. The two sessions run June 10 to July 1 and July 2 to 25, with courses in English, math, history, government, economics, health and science. Tuition is 75 dollars for one semester or 150 for both, due in full at registration.
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Owens to perform in Landa Park Thursday night
PwC David Owens brings a solo concert to Landa Park at 6 30 pm on the dance slab as part of the summer park concert series. The local musician offers a eclectic mix of country and western Irish traditional bluegrass and 1930s and 40s songs with guitar drums banjo dulcimer and penny whistle. Admission is free and attendees may bring lawn chairs blankets and non glass beverages.
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Owens
Stocks rise to new highs as rates slide with oil in focus
The Dow advances 6.94 to 1322.24 in early trading as broad gains push markets higher. Bond prices climb about five dollars per thousand while analysts cite weaker oil prices and falling rates boosting demand for equities. Litton Industries tops a busy list with 1.13 million shares traded at 87.00.
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County extends Annex bid deadline and road agenda set
County commissioners meet at 10 a m to extend the Courthouse Annex bid opening by one week and review parking limits on River Road. They will set salaries for a sheriff’s department entry clerk, discuss two unused bridges Faust Street and FM 311, and approve subdivision changes in Emerald Valley and other road system items.
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Faust Street
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el Sitio
Cougar Ridge
Silver Hills
Clark “Mac” McCoy
Canyon High Band Wins State UIL Solo and Ensemble Honors
CHS band students earned first division at a Class One UIL contest last February to qualify for state. Second division recipients include Sheryl Johnson and Teresa Pinson with flute and solos. third division honorees feature Mary Ann Cunningham and Juli Simmang among clarinet and flute entries. fourth division awards to Sheryl Johnson Janet Wilkinson and Penshorn. Band director Dennis Koehler leads CHS.
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State University
Michelle Toon
Mark Bindseil
John Scott
Duane Penshorn
Stan McHardy
Bindseil
Sheryl Johnson
Janet Wilkinson
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UIL
Canyon Middle students raise seven hundred dollars in cans
Students collected $700.64 by placing donation cans in each classroom. Seele participants included Lauren Doerr Carmen Smith Jason Hadlock Bradley Hollas Whitney Dann and Santino Medina. Audrey Wise also represented Canyon Middle.
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Carmen Smith
Jason Hadlock
Bradley Hollas
Whitney Dann
Santino Medina
Audrey Wise
Canyon Middle
Hermann Sons Open Youth Camp in Hill Country
More than 2300 youths from Hermann Sons lodges across Texas will attend the summer camp near Comfort Kerr County on the Guadalupe River. Six girls sessions run first, then five boys sessions from July 14 to August 17. new dormitories add 60 beds, plus a first aid building and activity areas. Registration totals show 2,301 juniors by mid May with 1,401 girls and 900 boys. camp began in 1954 and has hosted 42,641 junior member registrations in 31 years. Camp fees tier by merit points, with a maximum $30 for non-point earners. ages 9 to under 14. Camp director is Debbie Krueger, assisted by Allan Preuss. Facilities include dormitories, dining hall, horseback riding, swimming, archery, tennis, softball, canoeing, soccer, trampoline, tumbling, and crafts.
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Texas
Comal County
Fraternal Benefit Society
Comfort
Kerr County
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Grand Lodge of the Order of the Sons of Hermann
San Antonio
Louis B. Engelke
Herald Press Notices and Subscription Rates Information
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Don Avery
Carol Avery
Gus Elbe
Wanda Lasater
David King
Patricia Yznaga-King
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Blanco
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