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Newspaper
Wilson County News
Location
Floresville, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 2003
Page
16
County Clover Kids meetings start Monday September 29 at 7 p.m. in Stockdale Church of Christ. Open to kindergarten through second grade youth with games and activities exploring 4-H projects. Participants are not yet official 4-H members. For details call 830-393-7357.
Readable sections list daily meals for Floresville schools with breakfasts including biscuit yogurt egg and cereal options and lunches featuring pizza, tacos, chicken, beef, spaghetti and various sides. Contains multiple OCR errors and inconsistent item spellings.
Gary Patterson outlines new school year changes at East Central ISD including a daily minute of silence and pledge of allegiance to flags. He notes budget cuts remove about 70 staff across departments and discusses dress code enforcement and community cooperation. The district praises its reputation and thanks supporters.
Stockdale 4-H Club met September 9 at 7 pm in the Methodist church. Members planned the annual poinsettia fundraiser and discussed Got Tabs for Ronald McDonald House, rabies clinic timing, National 4-H Week ads, and Adopt-a-Highway on November 1 with Three Oaks and a horse club. New members Jessa Moutin and Michael Lowa joined, next meeting October 13 at 7 pm in the Stockdale Community Building.
The third annual Stockdale Brahmas Homecoming parade will start at 10 a.m. on Main Street, proceed to Eighth Street, and finish at the high school gym. Float judging begins at 9:30 a.m. For more information contact 830-996-3153.
The article marks the official first day of autumn on Sept. 23 with cool weather and fall foods like hot chocolate and pumpkin pie. Students discuss fall's start and its fleeting Texas chill ahead of daylight saving time on Oct. 26.
Guest speaker Doug McWhorter addressed students and staff on September 15 in the La Vernia High School gym about consequential life choices after the death of his daughter in a 1998 drunk driving crash. He showed two videos and urged pledges to commit to safer decisions.
Richard W. Ernst has joined La Vernia High School as a geometry and math models teacher. He has 36 years of teaching experience, lives in La Vernia with his wife Julie and two children Allison and Matt, and was inducted into his high school basketball hall of fame.
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