NBHS choir earns 59 medals at state solo and ensemble
NBHS choir students earned 59 medals at the University Interscholastic League solo and ensemble contest in San Antonio. Forty-one NBHS entries included 36 soloists and five ensembles, with numerous first division ratings for singers such as Kim Ashley and Amberly McConnell who also played piano, and Stephen Bedford listed as choir director.
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New Braunfels
San Antonio
NBHS
Eisenhauer
Allison Graham
Sheila Sidebottom
Susanne Davis
Amberly McConnell
Stephen Bedford
Five New Community Education Classes Start This Week
Community Education schedules five new courses at Canyon High School and Canyon Middle School. CPR meetings run Monday and Wednesday 6:30 to 9:30 pm at Canyon High. porcelain doll-making starts Monday at CHS for four weeks 6:30 to 9:30 pm. gymnastic sessions for ages 6 to 8 and 9 to 14 begin Monday at Canyon Middle School with specified times. a glass etching workshop is Tuesday 7 to 9 pm at Canyon High. a six week conversational German course starts Tuesday at Eden Home for the Aged, 6 to 7:30 pm. For registration call 625-8081.
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Canyon High School
CHS
Canyon Middle School
Eden Home For
Meter loop blamed for fire at Winns store
A late night fire at Winns, 139 N Castell, was believed caused by a meter loop in the storeroom area. Reported at 11 09 p m, firefighters extinguished it quickly and remained until about 2 a m cleaning water damage and airing the store. Damage extent unknown but containment suspected in the back storeroom.
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Winn’s
N. Castell
Altough
Lucky wreck victim avoids serious injury
A 23-year-old motorcycle rider Ron Allen of Austin escaped serious harm when he laid down his Suzuki to avoid a Ford Elite that turned left into his path on FM 725 near SH 35. He was hospitalized with cuts and bruises. the female driver was cited for failure to yield right of way.
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Paul Hurst
Ron Allen
Austin
Harst
Allen
McKenna Memorial Hospital
San Antonio
Ortega signals Nicaragua reevaluation on talks with U S
Secretary of State Shultz and Nicaraguan leader Daniel Ortega discussed resuming Contadora talks in Manzanillo after Managua’s earlier tensions with Costa Rica over the embassy incident. Ortega described his proposal as the most important en counter while noting U S conditions blocked talks. Shultz called the release gesture by Nicaragua a questionable step and said no new negotiations occurred.
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Ortega
Manzanillo
Mexico
United States
Shultz
Nicaragua
Jose Urbina Lara
Managua
Contadora Group
Costa Rica
Contadora
Central America
Venezuela
Colombia
Panama
Poultry disease risks rise with Texas market movement
County agent notes rising poultry movement across Texas via trade days and flea markets. warns disease can spread from unknown sources. Recommends buying only from reputable sources, isolating flocks, cleaning facilities, and seeking veterinary help if respiratory issues, high mortality, or egg-production drops appear. Also discusses soil compaction, its cause, and farming practices to prevent hardpan and improve soil health.
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Texas
Convictions in 22nd 207th and county courts listed
Public records detail burglary and DWI convictions across several judges and courts in Texas. Buckley, Engel, Hansman, Chaney, Daniel, Kirby, Childress, Ilgis, Ploch and others receive sentences including years, jail terms, probations and fines. Birth notices from McKenna Memorial Hospital report multiple newborns with weights and dates.
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22Nd District Court
Charles Ramsay
Johnny Oocer Buckley
Arlington
Texas Department of Corrections
Darryl Wayne Engel
Box 550E
New Braunfels
Comal
Adult Reading and Writing Refresher Class Begins
An eight week program in Dittlinger Memorial Library starts Thursday from 10 a.m. to noon taught by Pat Robinson. Sponsored by New Braunfels ISD and Adult Education Co op, the free course covers basic reading skills, fact recognition, and comprehension. Students will learn resume, business, and general letters, using library resources. Paper and writing materials are required.
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Dittlinger Memorial Library
Pat Robinson
New Braunfels
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Georgie Tamayo
Tommy Walker
Jeff Woodard
le, Bateman
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All Waest’s Supermarkets
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Sybil Lane
Tyler
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Paradise Lane
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Route 8
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Joe Garcia
W. Katy
County Court-at-Law
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Dailey
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William Paul
Jeffrey Dayton Duncan
Elizabeth Carol Babbitt
Lonnie William Blake
Pamela Sue Blake
Jerry Jerome Bostick
Linda Landrum Camp
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Rhonda Kay Wood
William James Tillery
Judy Kay Boyd
Louis Wahl Jr
Patricia Welden Searcy
Bill
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P.O
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Connie Smith
Wald Road
Tom and
Anita Mitchell
Paul and
Mary Cantu Jr
W. Mill
Craig S
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Nee Preiss) McCorkle
Mineola
Mother Francis Hospital
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Sharon J. Brooks
Edwin Preiss Sr
H.H. Wittenborn
Carter McCorkle
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Lafayette
Colo
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Hearold Nordyke
Lima
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