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Newspaper
Wilson County News
Location
Floresville, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 2000
Page
16
The East Central Community and Adult Education department runs a summer camp for children from pre-school to twelfth grade. Activities include dance softball volleyball basketball football baseball tennis soccer golf and art. For information and fees call 210 649 2223 or visit www ecisd net.
The Path school board met April 10 at 7 30 p m in the Administration Offices with President Sixtus Laskowski presiding. Members present were Sixtus Laskowski Russell Boening Ronnie Eckel Tony Ramirez Richard Sanchez Leonard Rotter and Fred Silva absent. Attendees included Superintendent Larry Wilson Rosalyn Hosek Jerry Bonewald Mike Bonewald and Orlando Franco. Items discussed included staff development waiver and a two year contract with Canine Contraband Detection for drug awareness. The board approved transfer student applications for 2000 2001 and calendar for 2000 2001. The May 6 Trustee Election was canceled. An executive session occurred from 9 03 to 9 30 p m with action to hire Laurie Dunn Sekula. The meeting adjourned at 10 02 p m.
Lacey Moy of Poth was crowned Miss Wilson County Farm Bureau on May 7 at Blessed Sacrament Parish Hall. The 16 year old sophomore at Poth High School will represent the local bureau at a district contest later this year. first runner up was Melanie Kneupper.
Mary A Kopecki-Fretland received a May teaching excellence award from St Edwards University in Austin. The honor is one of two bestowed annually for exceptional achievement in teaching and learning effectiveness.
The 11th annual Ides of March contest honored 13 poems and one short story from 168 entries by 11 area high schools. Meghan Myers won first place in prose and Roxanne Batilla won first in poetry, each with a $250 Palo Alto College scholarship.
San Antonio businessman Red McCombs donated 50 million dollars to UT Austin's business school. The UT System Board of Regents renamed the College of Business Administration and Graduate School of Business the Red McCombs School of Business to honor the gift.
The Tower Lake 4-H Club elected officers for 2000 2001 at their May meeting with Anthony Sears as president Stephanie Moss as vice president Valerie Moss as second vice president Amber Wescott as secretary Beth Thompson as treasurer Stephanie Kopecki as reporter historian and Michael Kirkland as council delegate The group highlighted community service projects including a food drive visits to a nursing home hospital and the Children s Transplant Center plus donations to fire departments and a Rabies Clinic A year end swim party is planned for late June or July to close the year.
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