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Newspaper
Herald Zeitung
Location
New Braunfels, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1985
Page
2
New Braunfels Public Works Director Fred Ryden said eight days of city-wide spring cleaning collected 960000 pounds of garbage and 960 dump trips. Debris went to an old gravel pit at the airport to save costs, with three free dump days offered in April.
Nine New Braunfels lawyers from the Comal County Bar Association spoke to senior government students at New Braunfels High School for Law Day. Tom Bluntzer led the discussion outlining entry paths to law school, LSATs, State Bar screening, law school pace, and postgraduation bar exams with specializations in family criminal civil and real estate law.
New Braunfels resident Dr. Steven Furney received the Southwest Texas State University Presidential Award for Excellence in Teaching for 1985. Nominated by the School of Education, he has taught at SWTU since 1980. The $1,000 stipend award was announced by President Robert Hardesty at Spring Commencement.
Public notice from New Braunfels Herald Publishing Co. lists contact numbers for delivery issues and announces carrier and mail rates. Staff roles include Dave Kramer as General Manager and Editor, with Patricia Yznaga-King as Sports Editor. Circulation and mailing options shown for Texas and outside Texas.
A 2020 southside family oriented fundraiser supported the Community Service Center with music and food booths. A fundraising auction helped raise proceeds for community programs.
The New Braunfels Art League debuts its Walnut Square center this Sunday with a Grand Opening Art Show from 1 to 5 p.m. The headquarters next door to Mr. Gatti's will host all meetings and events, with about 15 local artists showcasing works. Admission is free and guests may tour the premises and enjoy punch and cookies. The event is co sponsored by the Art League and the Greater New Braunfels Art Council.
Canyon High School choirs traveled to the Six Flags Choral Festival in Fort Worth among 120 Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico choirs. The Chamber Singers earned a Superior rating and Best in Class in the Invitational Small Mixed Classification, while the Treble Choir earned Excellent rating in the Invitational Women's competition. Twenty nine members stayed at Grenelefe Hotel in Dallas Friday and Six Flags Park Saturday. Director Jean Wood led the group with sponsors June Huntley Don Huntley Leland Wood Carolyn Moore Mike Moore and Lacey DeLos Santos. The choirs plan a May 21 7:30 p.m. pops concert in Canyon High School Commons with no admission charge.
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