NBISD bid blues in transportation center bids rise
Lone Star renovation bid for the transportation building came in high at about 194 543 with Texas Western Contractors the apparent low bidder. Crume of Jessen Inc urged delaying award as fuel system bids skew high and none of the fuel specialists bid, leaving concerns over project budget and subcontracting needs.
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Lillian Thomas
Texas Western Contractors
Lone Star
New Braunfels Isd
Herb Cruime
Jessen Inc
Crue
Transportation Center
Crume
Wunderlich
MSA
General Contractors
Texas Western
MSA General Contractors
Wunderlich Builders
Bratton Construction
NBISD Board Reinstates Teacher After Leave Pending Legal Rule
NBISD trustees approve all leaves and transfers as usual except a clinician returning from medical leave for English at New Braunfels High School. Two votes supported reinstate, with others abstaining. executive session later unanimous. Roof repair planned for old high school gym and bids specs to be drawn by Steve Tillotson and Andrew Perez Architect firm. House built by building trades class set for sale at 68 850 dollars.
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Karen Armer
New Braunfels High School
Don Bedford
Aguinaldo
Nayo
Zamora
Bob Self
Garland Lloyd
Gene Scott
Gladys Bartling
Margie Waldrip
Charles Bradberry
Academy Street
Steve Tillotson
Andrew Perez
Tillotson
Mill Street
Self
Texas Association of School Boards
Building Trades
Heather Lane
Green Meadows Subdivision
Comal Elementary Teachers to Visit China for Exchange
Mary Goodwin will lead a Comal Elementary School exchange trip to China in June with her husband Harold. He joins a China-US Scientific Exchanges Inc program for three weeks, while Mary presents a paper on building design and shares student scrapbooks, letters, and a Texas themed book.
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China
Comal Elementary
Mary Goodwin
Harold
China-Us Scientific Exchanges Inc
Sarah
Comal
Goodwin
Lions Sale to Benefit Lighthouse for the Blind
Local Lions donate woodworking tools to the Senior Citizens Center and raise funds with their broom and mop sale at The Courtyard Shopping Center this Saturday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Arion Meckel Earl Schloemer view items while Dick Koegle Ray Schoch and Joel Pelzi represent the club. Sale items include brooms mops and cleaning supplies available for pickup or order. Proceeds support Lighthouse for the Blind.
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Arion Meckel
Earl Schloemer
Senior Citizens Center
Courtyard
Dick Koegle
Ray Schoch
Joel Pelzi
Calendar of Events for New Braunfels Community
Zoning Board of Adjustment meets at 1:30 p.m. Thursday in City Hall council chambers. New Braunfels Utilities gathers at 4:30 p.m. Thursday in Honors Hall. American Heart Association Comal Division hosts dinner for new and returning board members at 6 p.m. Thursday in Hotel Faust. Community Band holds weekly practice at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in Canyon Middle School band hall. Call 625-9144 or mail notices to P.O. Drawer 361, New Braunfels, TX 78131 for publication. Deadlines listed as 5 p.m. prior day for Tue-Fri editions and Sunday editions.
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Zoning Board of Adjustment
Council
City
New Braunfels Utilities
Honors Hall
American Heart Association
Comal
Hotel Faust
Canyon Middle School
P.O
New Braunfels
Texas
Bulverde Middle Student Takes Third in Math Contest
John Marquis a sixth grader at Bulverde Middle School won third place at the Alamo District Council Teachers of Mathematics contest among 67 San Antonio area grade six entrants. The event at Pat Neff Middle School featured problem solving and skills with fellow BMS participants including Dwayne Gottardy Brietta Cunningham Ronnie Constable George Norris Kim Keene Melissa Ramsey Kelly Smith and Kim Tuttle under teacher sponsor Melanie Alford.
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John Marquis
Bulverde Middle School
Alamo District Council
Marquis
San Antonio
Pat Neff
BMS
Dwayne Gottardy
Brietta Cunningham
Ronnie Constable
George Norris
Kim Keene
Melissa Ramsey
Kelly Smith
Kim Tuttle
Spring Branch Homemakers Meet Hosts Celebrate Birthdays
Spring Branch Extension Homemakers Club met at Cypress Cove Civic Center with hostesses Vada Powers and Hazel Loomis. Louise Wolfe presided as 11 members and one visitor attended. Cranes Mill Club visited. members shared old heirloom items. Crystal Knibbe, student of Betty Daniel School of Music, earned an excellent rating at the National Federation Junior Festivals in Austin, performing Afternoon Tune and Prelude in C.
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Spring Branch Extension Homemakers Club
Cypress Cove Civic Center
Vada Powers
Hazel Loomis
Louise Wolfe
Crystal Knibbe
Betty Daniel School of Music
Herald staffing and subscription rates listed in New Braunfels paper
The Herald Publishing Co. in New Braunfels provides contact times for missed deliveries and lists staff roles including general manager Dave Kramer and publisher Claude Scruggs. It also details subscription rates for carrier and mail delivery within and outside Texas, with addresses and post changes instructions.
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Matthew Green
Sarah Goodwin
April Smith
Barbara Miller
Leslie Kriewaldt
Herald -Zeitung
Bulverde
Melanie Alford
Wwe
Wkaet
All American
Rudd
American Legion Hall
E. Kingsbury Seguin
Snt
Ray Jurecka
Spring Branch
Plano
Austin
Texas Federation of Music Clubs
Crystal
Olson
Bach
She
Mrs
Milton Knibbe
Smithson Valley High School
Debbie's Childrens
N. King St
Herald-Zeitung
New Braunfels Herald Publishing Co
S. Castell Ave
Dave Kramer
Claude Scruggs
Shirlene Thornton
Robert Johnson
Cheryl McCampbell
Don Avery
Carol Avery
Gus Elbel
Wanda Lasater
David King
Patricia Yznaga-King
Guadalupe
Hays
Blanco
Kendall
Comal County