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THE BOERNE STAR
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1991
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For the Practice of
FAMILY MEDICINE
Claude Smith
P.O. Box 117
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SPORTMAN’S NOTICE
It’s time again to display your
trophies at the Kendall County Fair.
Cash prizes will be given. Exhibition
Hall will be open on Friday, August
30th to receive entries. For further
information contact A.T. Wendler,
Chairman, Taxidermy Div. Phone
755-8688
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HOURS: Monday-Friday 8:15-5:30 * Saturday 8:15-1:00
120 Medical Drive • Boerne, Texas
PARADE ENTRY
KENDALL COUNTY FAIR ASSOCIATION
Saturday, August 31,1991 • 10:00 AM
—Entry Deadline August 17, 1991
Name of Sponsor-------------
Address of Sponsor---------------
Type of Entry------------------------------
Overall Length----------------------------
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Tuesdays & Thursdays 8:45 A.M. • Quality Childcare Available
Boerne Community Center, 820 Adler *981-8470______
Express News.
WE THANK YOU ALL!!
BACC-Door Theatre, Inc.
Board of Directors
Marsha Slocomb-President
Jack Simmons-
Vice President of Finance
Andrew Hix
Michael Arthur
H. Edd Martin
John Ebner
Dixie Mulhollan
Elizabeth Hudson
Deloris Littlejohn-
Secretary/Treasurer
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NOTICES OF CHURCH ENTERTAINMENTS, BAZAARS, CONCERTS, ETC., WHERE A
CHARGE OF ADMISSION IS MADE, LENGTHY PROGRAMS, CARDS OF THANKS,
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT AND ALL OTHER MATERIAL NOT NEWS, WILL BE
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THE BOERNE STAR, P.O. BOX 820, BOERNE, TEXAS 78006.
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spoke about Drug Abuse Resistance
Education [D.A.R.E.] and displayed
literature about the program.
Miller, second from left, speaks to a
neighbor, with Francis and Teresa
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red to as Senate Bill 1099, was pass-
ed during the regular session of the
Texas Legislature earlier this year.
The new law requires the Texas
Water Commission to establish new
permit requirements for commer-
cial hazardous waste facilities. The
regulations also address where the
facilities may be located in the state.
The date and location of the
meeting in New Braunfels is 7 p.m.
in the Civic Center, 390 South,
Seguin.
A summary of the rules will be
available at the public meetings, or
may be viewed at a repository in
each community. Written comments
on the new regulations will be ac-
cepted until September 1, 1991, by
Jim Haley, Director, TWC Legal
Division, P.O. Box 13087, Capitol
Station, Austin, Texas, 78711. (915)
677-2474, (512) 625-8919.
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residential area where people visit
across the front yard and aren’t
afraid to get involved if something
doesn’t look or feel “right”.
My sincere thanks go to Chief of
Police Gary Miller, Mayor Patrick
Heath and my city councilman
Darrell Street who hosted this
party for our neighborhood.
If you weren’t a part of one of the
five neighborhood parties which
took place in Boerne that night,
make a personal commitment next
year to help plan a gathering for
your residential area. It takes one
person to ramrod the party for a
neighborhood and to notify officials
that it will be held. The police and
public officials will help out with
information for the group. This
shared effort will provide an
unexpected return. You get to know
some nice people who have chosen
to live in Boerne with you.
Paige Ramsey-Palmer
(51 2)995-2636
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Lake Youth Baseball, Bulverde
Spring Branch EMS, Teach the
Children, and Startzville Business
Owners Assoc./Canyon Lake Ath-
letic Complex.
Employees from the Canyon Lake
district office who participated in
United Charities are Fredrick
Bragg, Richard Caldwell, Donna
Copeland, Robert Cowan, David
Dossey, Clay George, Robert
Massey, Claude Sharp, Robert Volk,
Charles Whited, Terry Woodward,
Dennis Thompson, James Streater,
Charles Tanner, Arthur Burt, Ted
Mason, Sherry Schneider, Paul
Hoehn, Mattie King, Fred Engelke,
Jr., Karen Stappenbeck, Janeta
Heller, Cody Jennings, Rex Sadler,
Tibby Armke, Kenneth Poch,
Kenneth Wortham, Claudie Hughes,
Chris Chappell, Johney Allen,
Richard Brenner, and John Dougan.’
gentlemen almost always. There are
some however who occasionally
stray from the path of conventional
conduct and there are others who do
so with regularity. When this
happens, disruption inevitably
occurs. Teachers and other students
are distracted. The learning
environment is compromised.
In order to minimize. such
disruption, a disciplinary plan has
been assembled by teachers, coun-
selors, and administrators to syste-
matically and consistently manage
student behavior. A detailed an-
alysis of this process would be
impractical due to its length and the
space required to cover it. However
the essential elements involve
classroom correction of misbehavior
by the teacher and referral to the
assistant principal when such action
does not solve the problem or
whenever serious misbehavior
occurs. ,
The assistant principal maintains
a discipline file for every student
referred and uses that file to
determine the disciplinary conse-
quence to be applied. Consequences
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George L. Klein
Rt.3 Box 3144
_________249-8309 Boerne__________
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for early withdrawal of 12% (applied to 90% of
policy value only) during first year, decreasing 1%
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HOT DOGS WERE READY when chips, soft drinks, ice cream, cookies
host Darrell Street, left, and supper on the front lawn of the
assistant chef Alan Norton gave the Street home in Garden Estates area
chow call to neighbors for the dips, for “National Night Out” recently.
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nounced today a series of public
meetings to be held in eight cities
across Texas, to receive public com-
ment on new hazardous waste
regulations mandated by new
legislation.
The legislation, commonly refer-
PEC Employees
Donate Funds
Employees at the Canyon Lake
district office of Pedernales Electric
Cooperative, Inc. recently donated
$3,737 to local civic and charitable
organizations through their own
United Charities program.
increase in severity with each
subsequent referral. They include
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KENDALL LODGE NO. 897,
A.F.&.A.M.
Stated communication Monday,
August 19, 1991. At 8:00 P.M.,
covered dish dinner served at 7:00
P.M. Ladies and guests welcome to
mumummuumummumuumuuumoum meals.
| Members urged to attend. Visit-
| ing brethren cordially invited.
Dan Glenn
LETTER TO EDITOR:
APPLAUSE APPLAUSE-to the
hard working cast of Velveteen
Rabbit who did a magnificent job:
Tasya Jordan, Lindsey Hix, Laurel
Evans, Mollie Hawkins, Ellie
Swoboda, Kal Krueger, Elizabeth
Thomas, Nikki Thomas.
To the crew behind the scenes.
These people are never seen but
they make the illusion you see on
the stage. They make it all happen.
They came through. Cliff Schmitt,
Lohmann Blaize, Bill Flessner, Eric
Pachacek, Tony Shanklin, Morgan
Huie, Charlene Guiterrez, Ann
Alexander, Lola Abadie, Jodie
Flessner, Helen Hollis, Sylvia
Lechow, Ruth Krueger, Toni
Hensley. They were responsible for
the sets, costumes, lights and make
up.
To the director Sandra Thomas.
She worked so well with the
students, teaching them the skills
needed to perform before an
audience.
To Christy Whitlock and John and
Brad Bynum for the delightful
musical performance before the
show and during intermission.
To our wonderful audience. Your
support is an encouragement. We
need you to accomplish our goals.
To the front of the house. They
dressed the lobby, sold tickets,
manned the concessions, worked on
the poster art and greeted our
audience. Toni Hensley, Kandi
Littlejohn, Elizabeth Hudson, Ann
Alexander, Nancy McLarry &
grandchildren, Helen Murray,
Charlotte Littlejohn, Charlene
Guiterrez, Jodi Flessner, Marie
Huie.
To Toni Hensley for designing our
sponsor posters. Toni’s work was
appreciated by all in attendance.
This bring us to a standing ovation
to these people who supported us
financially and materially. In this
way they give back to their
community. Their material and
financial support has made it all
possible. When you patronize them
please tell them how much you
appreciate them for being “a part of
the art”. Andrew Hix Attorney at
Law, Barrett’s Restaurant, Bijou
Pizza, Boerne Chrysler Plymouth
Dodge, Cakes by Jeannie, Country
TO THE EDITOR: Spirit, Dreiss Ins., Frost Bank,
On Tuesday, August 6,1 felt as if I Gerri’s Pies, H E B, Janie’s
had returned to the 50’s and my Sandwich Shop, NCNB Boerne, Red
childhood. After living in the Crest Pet Shop, Tamaric Office
solitude of Boerne’s hills for 11 Products, The Flower Shop, Up Up
years, I experienced a gathering in and Away.
my new City of Boerne subdivision To the news media. Unless a large
called the Neighborhood Night Out. number of people know there is to
I went there to get to know my be a performance of what, when,
neighbors so I could help watch out where, who, what time and what
for the “bad guys” who might be price we wouldn’t have an audience,
lurking around the corner to rip ua They are important to us. Boerne
off- Star, Hill Country Recorder,
I came away realizing what Comfort News, KBRN Radio, San
richness there is in being a part of a, Antonio Light, San Antonio
students behave as ladies and
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Funds donated by the employees NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH pro-
were disbursed to such groups as gram was the topic when Police
volunteer fire departments, emer- Chief Gary Miller spoke to his
gency medical services, youth neighbors during the “National
organizations and groups who fund Night Out” crime prevention event
medical research. August 6. Officer Jeff Francis,
No PEC funds are involved in Boerne Police Department, also
United Charities disbursements; all M
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donate 70 percent of one hour’s pay 8
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Employees of the Cooperative’s ILUI U " 1
six district offices, two sub-offices I
and headquarters building dis- By Dr. JOE DOENGES
bursed $38,911.40 through United Boerne Independent School District
Charities this year. Approximately The success and good reputation
150 organizations received contri- of Boerne High School are the result
butions this year, which repre- of cooperative teamwork involving
sented United Charities funds students, educators, and parents,
colfected during 1990. With this thought in mind and with
Organizations receiving United the new school year only days away,
Charities donations in the Canyon let's examine three important areas
Lake area included Spring Branch which-must be effectively managed
VFD, Canyon Lake, EMS, Tye in order to produce a positive
Preston Memorial Library, The learning environment. These are
Compassionate Friends, Emer- student behavior, appearance and
gency Childrens Shelter, Canyon attendance.
Lake Youth Soccer Club, Canyon The large majority of high school
Lake Action Center, Bulverde VFD,
Comal County Womens Center,
American Cancer Society, Church in
the Valley/Valley View Christian
Home, Project Graduation, Canyon
Lake VFD, Kendalia VFD, Canyon
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parent notification by the teacher
and the assistant principal, deten-
tion after school, corporal punish-
ment, Saturday detention, parent-
teacher-
counselor-administrator conference,
suspension from classes, and place-
ment in the Alternative Education
Program. The last resort is
expulsion by the superintendent.
The key ingredient in student
discipline is parental support for the
teaching staff. The discipline plan
works most effectively when
parents, teachers, and adminis-
trators mutually support one
another in dealing with teenage
rebelliousness. It fails most miser-
ably when parents play the role of
defense attorney in blindly sup-
porting the student.
The second important area that
must be effectively managed to
produce a positive learning environ-
ment is student appearance. Many
private schools address this issue by
requiring uniforms. Boerne High
School simply tires to promote an
atmosphere of order, neatness,
wholesomeness, and common sense.
In simple and general terms,
distracting, outrageous, or sug-
gestive clothing is not permitted.
Students who come to school
improperly attired are requested to
change clothes immediately even if
that means borrowing from a friend.
A hair code for boys does exist
and will be enforced. This topic
became an emotional issue last year
when it was debated both locally
and at the state level. The
administration is tasked with the
responsibility to enforce district
policies. Thus the hair code will be
followed and boys’ hair may not fall
below the collar. Challenging this
rule by refusing to comply will
accomplish nothing. Policies are
changed through the orderly and
deliberative process of democracy
with the understanding that when
we don’t get our way, we accept the
majority view until such time that
opinion change.
Thank You
My wife and I would like to thank
all our friends and relatives who
stood by us and helped in numerous
ways while I was in the hospital, and
now at home. Your prayers, visits,
phone calls and flowers were greatly
appreciated. Thank you all for car-
ing.
Robert (Bob) Moreau
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Thank You
Worshipful Master
Bob Carpenter,
Secretary
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FARMER’S MARKET
Garden Fresh Veg. & Fruits
Saturday 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Or until Sold Out!
We now accept Food Stamps
Accetpamos Stampias de Comida
Comfort City Park *Hwy. 27
I would gratefully and sincerely
like to thank the EMS for their time-
ly and professional response in
handling my case.
If not for these fine men and
women I surely would not be here to-
day. Thanks.
Randy Terrell
35/ltc
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