Ann Cooper retires as Dairy Queen manager on March 4
The local Dairy Queen farewell notes Ann Cooper leaving after many years as its only manager since the shop opened. The column reflects on her service, laments her retirement, and mentions hopes for replacements and local anecdotes about town life and events.
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Ann Cooper
Dairy Queen
Ann
Marley Festival Opens 13th Annual Tour in Houston
The first weekend in March marks the 13th annual Bob Marley Festival Tour starting in Houston with concerts March 7-8. Proceeds support JASA House Lyric Lines and Motion and salute Native Americans. Featured artists include Kumani Marley and Amandla Poets with local acts Liberation Ihe Time Santa and Darryl Cleveland. Meantime families enjoy a Kid's Playscape, Caribbean Africa and Third World arts and cuisine stalls. For info contact S V Kyles & Associates.
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Houston
U.S
Robert Nesta Marley
Kumani Marley
Jamaica
Amandla Poets
Nigeria
Floresville Peanut Festival elects 1998 9 officers and directors
Floresville community brief reports the Floresville Peanut Festival Association election results for 1998 9 term. Officers named include Gloria Martinez president Robert Leal first vice president Donna Shadrock second vice president and Elsie Schroller secretary treasurer. Directors span local clubs churches and civic groups.
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Floresville
Floresville Peanut Festival Association
Heath Orth
Gloria Martinez
Robert Leal
Donna Shadrock
Elsie Schroller
Pat Baring
FFA
John Raabe
Knights of Columbus
Nancy Hosek
Lions Club
Mary Grace Klespies
Beta Alpha Chi
Bonna Reed
Bob Duffield
Wilson Memorial Hospital
Vinne Conrad
Lutheran Church
Melvin Coldewey
VFW
Virginia Dziuk
Ladies Vfw
Lydia Martinez
Ladies K. of C
Jack Bruce
Farm Bureau
Nancy Traeger
Wilson County Historical Society
Camille Ingram
Martha Estrada
Sacred Heart Church
Robert Menn
Tigerette
Laurie Farris
FHA
Verna Cordes
Betty Koening
Texas
Texas teachers meet certification standards in 1996 97
A SBEC report titled Who Is Teaching in Texas Public Schools shows 96 percent of teachers in 1996 97 met state certification standards. Only 3.68 percent or fewer than 9 000 of 242 344 lacked full credentials. Of the uncertified, 851 had no college degree.
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Austin
Texas
State Board of Educator Certification
SBEC
SEEC
Six Texas school strategies curb youth drug use
A TCADA and Texas A&M University survey of public school students identifies six parent and school actions that reduce drug use. Encouraging extracurricular activity and school involvement, fostering healthy friendships, open talk, clear disapproval of drugs, supporting school prevention programs, and helping students maintain good grades are highlighted as effective. The study notes higher drug use among students with lower grades and a rise in marijuana use from 1992 to 1996, with marijuana being the third most common substance after alcohol and tobacco.
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Austin
Texas
Texas Commission On Alcohol and Drug Abuse
Public Policy Research Institute of
Texas A&m University
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