PEC awards contract for office expansion at Johnson City
Pedernales Electric Cooperative directors awarded a contract to K and W Construction Co of San Marcos to add about 12 800 square feet to the Johnson City headquarters. The two story addition will extend the single story building with a low bid of 752 000 dollars, far below early estimates of 1 1 million dollars. Construction starts this summer with internal revamps and space reallocation planned.
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Pedernales Electric Cooperative
K & W Construction Co
Johnson City
PEC
Canyon Lake
Comal County
Shannon Klein
San Marcos Construction Company
New community classes begin in June at Mountain Valley
Mountain Valley School launches summer Community Education with Aerobic Workout taught by Marty Nolan on Mondays and Thursdays starting June 10 from 6:45 to 7:45 p.m. Tuition 25 dollars. Defensive Driving by Max Crow starts June 27, Tuesday and Thursday 6 to 10 p.m. cost 12 dollars plus materials. Gymnastics by J Matthews begins June 6 on Tuesdays with two sessions 10 to 11 a.m. and 11 a.m. to noon. Open to children pre school through 8th grade, 12 dollars, additional time slots possible if demand. Other classes in defensive driving, gymnastics, and driver education offered July August. To register call Ann Toussaint at 935 4568 or 625 8081 or mail to Community Education, 1421 Highway 81 East, New Braunfels TX 78130. Fees payable at first class unless stated. Senior citizens over 60 get 50 percent discount unless otherwise stated. Materials cost extra. Family discount 25 percent for second member of same immediate family. Senior and family discounts cannot be combined. Some classes have minimum or maximum enrollment. early registration recommended. Classes cancelled for lack of registration.
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Mountain Valley School
Marty Nolan
Max Crow
J. Matthews
Ann Toussaint
Highway 81 East
New Braunfels
Water rate hike proposed for Mobile Homes Estates
Steve Grove Water Systems of Canyon Lake seeks higher charges for Mobile Homes Estates with minimum rising from 9.65 to 15.95 dollars and an increased tap fee up to 350 dollars plus new transfer and returned check charges. The change, filed with the Public Utilities Commission, would take effect June 10 and include an interim rate request.
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Steve Grove Water Systems
Canyon Lake
Mobile Homes Estates
Public Utilities Commission
Lake school meals and stray notice for Smithson Valley High
Lake Valley School lists weekly breakfast and lunch menus with daily options including jelly roll, biscuits, cereal, doughnuts, honeybuns for breakfast and pizza, spaghetti, fried chicken, corn dogs, burgers for lunch. Smithson Valley High notes no menu published in the last week. students will take pot luck as staff cleans out the freezer.
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Smithson Valley High
Lions sponsor annual fish fry at Fire Station No 1
Canyon Lake Evening Lions Club will sponsor its annual fish fry Sunday at Fire Station No 1 on FM 306. The event funds the club projects. Lion Charlie Rose presented a $300 check to Louis Bradly, Smithson Valley High School coach, for the Fellowship of Christian Athletes on that campus.
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Canyon Lake
Lake visitors welcomed with new Chamber signs in Canyon Lake
Canyon Lake Chamber of Commerce installs welcoming signs at Bear Creek Road River Road Startzville and key intersections to guide tourists. The group posts office contacts, reports 164 members, and plans brochures and a booth at the 1986 San Antonio boat show as summer optimism grows.
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Canyon Lake
Startzville
U.S. 281
Whitewater Sports
Sattler
Chamber
Eagles’ Hall
the Wagon Wheel
George Collins
Collins
San Antonio
Cranes Mill Baptist Announces Vacation Bible School Theme
Cranes Mill Baptist Church in Canyon Lake will host Vacation Bible School under the theme Jesus, Our Savior. The program welcomes children ages three through sixth grade from the lake area with pre-registration on June 1 from 10 am to noon and daily classes June 3 to 7 from 9 am to noon. Barbara Mc Dowell, chairwoman, notes Bible classes crafts recreation and refreshments with contact numbers 899-7493 and 899-7936 for more information.
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Jesus
Our
Cranes Mill Baptist Church
Canyon Lake
Lake
Barbara McDowell
Smithson Valley High pioneers world-ready computing
Smithson Valley High installed a unique Tandy Model 16B in February making it the only such system in use in a school. Ann Sparks, head of the math department, says the cost effectiveness and time sharing mirror business and academic settings. The lab serves five classes daily and opens mornings and after school, with students trained through a buddy system.
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Smithson Valley High
Radio Shack
Ann Sparks
Sparks
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