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Pipe Creek Christian School articles
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Pipe Creek Christian School students win big at district art festival
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Published March 29, 2007 |
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Pipe Creek Christian School expands to the 10th grade
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Published March 8, 2007 |
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Pipe Creek Christian School student chosen for England trip
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Published Nov. 2, 2006 |
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New High School slated for Pipe Creek
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Published July 13, 2006 |
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Pipe Creek Christian School students reenact colonial life
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Published March 16, 2006 |
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PCCS Math Olympic Winners
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Published March 9, 2006 |
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Hot off the forge
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Published Jan. 12, 2006 |
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Pipe Creek Christian School proudly displays Christian flag |
Published Dec. 8, 2005 |
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Middle Age crowning of Charlemagne at Pipe Creek Christian School
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Published Nov. 3, 2005 |
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Hurricane Rita evacuee enrolls at PCCS
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Published Oct. 6, 2005 |
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PCCS kiddos learn "L" words
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Published Sept. 22, 2005 |
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Pipe Creek Christian School scores well in math Olympics |
Published March 3, 2005 |
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Pipe Creek Christian School boasts creative art festival |
Published Feb. 24, 2005 |
School articles archived in the on-line edition of the Courier by school:
Pipe Creek Christian School students win big at district art festival
Published March 29, 2007
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(From left) Greg Macias, Alex Garcia and Zachariah Robison
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Students from from Pipe Creek Christian School participated in the 2007 Association of Christian Schools International District Art Festival for South Texas at Boerne's Vanguard Christian Institute March 20 and 21.
Winning entries from PCCS's local art festival advanced to the district meet. From kindergarten through the ninth grade, 25 students entered 27 pieces of art, along with students from nine Christian schools in the San Antonio area.
PCCS Art Teacher Yvette Watson worked with each student all year to help them discover their artistic talent. "I am proud of each student for providing his best and expressing his God-given creativeness," she said.
PCCS student awards included:
• Kindergarten - Jack Torpey, Excellent
• First Grade - Rebecca Huckabee, Superior
• Second Grade - Cole Warren, Excellent; Faithann Gustamante, Excellent; Jacob Howard, Excellent; and Brandy Garcia, Excellent
• Third Grade - Colette Seifert, Excellent; Brandon Custer, Excellent; and Katyana Dittmeier, Excellent
• Fourth Grade - Dana Lohrke, Excellent; Cameron Thrasher, Excellent; and Elisabeth Custer, Superior
• Fifth Grade - Greg Macias, Superior and silver medal; Zachariah Robison, Superior and gold medal; and Sarah Walker, Excellent
• Sixth Grade - Keith Huckabee, Good; Joseph Howard, Excellent; and Alex Garcia, Superior and gold medal
• Seventh Grade - Dalton Morse, Good; Zalen Windham, Good; and Ariel Wong, Excellent
• Eighth Grade - Luke Williams, Excellent; Jeremiah Robinson, Excellent; and Mark Zimmerschied, Good
• Ninth Grade - Melissa McGarity, Superior and Good
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Pipe Creek Christian School expands to the 10th grade
Published March 8, 2007
The vision for Pipe Creek Christian School (PCCS), located at 1990 FM 1283 in Pipe Creek, was realized in November 1999. The school opened its doors Aug. 20, 2001, offering kindergarten through fifth grade classes with eleven students, one teacher, and one administrator. This was the culmination of earnest prayer and arduous work combined with a desire to establish an outstanding school founded on Jesus Christ.
Now in its sixth year, the school currently has 71 students enrolled with twelve faculty members. PCCS will add the tenth grade at the beginning of the 2007-08 school year with the intention of adding one grade level per year. The first graduating class will be the class of 2010. The school has already begun plans to build a multipurpose gymnasium. An outdoor quarter-mile track is currently under construction.
"We are very excited and thankful for the school's growth and accomplishments. PCCS offers a number of activities for the students including Civil Air Patrol, track and cross-country teams, gymnastics, music, art, cheerleading/dance, sign language classes, yearbook club, and basic photography. Our academic curriculum is rigorous and has integrated into it biblical truth. We are not affiliated with any denomination or church, but are supported by several.
"Our teachers are required to have a minimum of a Bachelors Degree from an accredited college or university and must work toward ACSI (Association of Christian Schools International) certification. Teachers attend the ACSI Educators Conference every year to obtain continuing education credits. The school has some of the finest teachers around.
"One of our teachers, Bill McGarity, who teaches biology, theology and algebra, was an engineer who worked for the Sandia National Laboratories, a government center for nuclear energy, and environmental research and development," states Richard Cobler, school administrator.
Cobler himself has two Bachelor of Science engineering degrees from Texas A&M and a Masters Degree from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and 35 years experience in management. When asked what he hoped the students would leave with, he responded, "We want PCCS students to develop spiritually, socially, physically and be academically prepared to achieve all that God desires them to be."
Shayne Brown, mother of Pre-kindergarten twins, said, "I am very impressed with the school. My two boys attend the pre-k class there. I am very fond of their teacher who has raised five children of her own and home schooled all of them. Her students adore her and she loves them as though they were her own.
"When I drop them off, I know that they are in the best of care. Why am I choosing to keep my kids in PCCS? Teachers spend so much time with our children that they play a crucial part in our children's lives. Most teachers are a big influence and are a role model for our children. When teachers can pray over our children and train them to lead a moral life by biblical teachings, how awesome is that? We can instruct our children at home and church to love the Lord, but when they hear it from their teachers who they look up to and spend seven hours a day with, it solidifies what we as parents are trying to teach.
"They are not lead to confusion by going to school where God is not allowed and where teachers are not allowed to pray for them or talk about God or where they themselves cannot worship freely. I love how everyone is 'family' at PCCS.
"The students are amazing! They are polite, caring, and loving and all the students are so respectful of each other. The older students know that they are examples to the younger ones because they share the campus with them. I found that the students seem to be very focused and seem to really excel. With class sizes being small, each student is given so much attention and there are very few interruptions because the students are expected to be the best they can be.
"Last, but not least, the tuition is very affordable in comparison to other private schools. In fact, it is about one-half the cost of other Christian schools in Boerne and San Antonio. There is also financial aid available to families who need it. No family has ever been turned away for financial reasons. I am proud to have my children set apart of such an awesome school and I am looking forward to their future growth."
Pre-k through tenth grade classes are currently open for enrollment for the 2007-2008 school year. Anyone interested should contact Richard Cobler at 830-510-6131. The school will also be hosting their annual fund-raiser April 28, at Mansfield Park. This year the Christian group Branded Duo will be playing along with some other Christian artists from Bandera. The money raised is used to offset tuition costs.
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Pipe Creek Christian School student chosen for England trip
Contributed
Published Nov. 2, 2006
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Pipe Creek Christian School student Mark Zimmerschied
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Mark Zimmerschied is uncertain who nominated him to be a Student Ambassador, but he is thankful someone did.
Student Ambassador Programs are invitation-only programs that provide international educational opportunities for grade school, middle school, and high school students. Their journeys combine cultural experiences, behind-the-scenes access to fascinating people and places, and outdoor adventures to create life-changing educational experiences.
President Eisenhower started the program believing that ordinary citizens of different nations could solve their differences and find a way to live in peace with each other. This simple thought became the People to People Student Ambassador Program in 1956.
Pipe Creek Christian School eighth grader Zimmerschied was selected as an ambassador representing South Texas following recommendations by teachers, others who know him, and an interview.
As a Student Ambassador, Zimmerschied will travel to England this summer for three weeks under the banner of People to People and will represent the best of our nation.
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New High School slated for Pipe Creek
by Stephanie Day
BCC Staff
Published July 13, 2006
Pipe Creek Christian School is now approaching an enrollment of 75 students and has expanded to include ninth grade this school year. Sue Wilson has been hired as the 9th grade homeroom teacher and is excited and looking forward to her new class. She says Pipe Creek Christian School is a good choice for parents to make for their children’s education because the small class sizes allows teachers to give individual attention to students. "We offer a Christ-based education. We have field trips, guest speakers and a lot of hands-on projects."
Offered at the high school level next year are English I, Latin I, Biology, Algebra, Government and Economics, Physical Education, Civil Air Patrol, Bible Studies and Technology Applications. Civil Air Patrol Commander Ilene Stephenson worked for a year to bring the Civil Air Patrol curriculum to the school. Bill McGarity will be teaching the class, another new and exciting addition for the Christian school. The Pipe Creek Christian School curriculum parallels the Texas public school curriculum so that students have no problem with obtaining credits for graduation and college entrance.
School begins on Aug. 21. Parents can enroll their children by calling 830-510-6131 or going by the school at 1990 FM 1283 in Pipe Creek.
Administrator Richard Cobbler said that now is the time for enrolling. Student growth has necessitated the growth of the campus. Portable buildings have been brought in to allow the addition of high school. "We expect to add tenth grade next year and continue adding a grade each year. We’ve expanded our staff. As we expand our high school, we will also offer advanced placement courses."
Hours for Pipe Creek Christian School are from 8 a.m. to 3:15 p.m.
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Pipe Creek Christian School students reenact colonial life
Contributed
Published March 16, 2006
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Left to right 1st row (kneeling): Greg Macias, Colson Dittmeier, Manuel Zimmerschied 2nd row (kneeling): Tyler Cox, Shane Jaworski 3rd row (standing) Michelle Childers, Elisabeth Custer, Jamison Landolt, Joseph Howard, Keith Huckabee, and Rebecca Escobar
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The fourth and fifth grade students at Pipe Creek Christian School have been studying some of the great events of American colonial history and the people who made these events.
Under the supervision of their teacher, Maria Lopez, the students made colonial projects, presented a short speech on their historical character, and performed the colonial dance "The Minuet" at Chapel service on Friday, March 3, at the school.
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PCCS Math Olympic Winners
Contributed
Published March 9, 2006
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Jamison Landolt, Elisabeth Custer, and Keith Huckabee
Photo courtesy of PCCS
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Three students participated in the Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI) Math Olympics held at San Antonio Christian School on February 20, 2006. Elisabeth Custer, third grader, Jamison Landolt, fourth grader, and Keith Huckabee, fifth grader, represented Pipe Creek Christian School in computation skills. Congratulations to each student for their participation and bringing back a ribbon.
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Hot off the forge
Published Jan. 12, 2006
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Left to right: Matthew Mize, Abigail Cox, Cole Warren, Jacob Howard, Blaine Sellers, Anthony Verciglio, Cody Cox, and Rebecca Huckabee.
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During the study of the symbols of Texas, these enthusiastic Texans in Mrs. Marks kindergarten-first grade class designed their own brands. Perhaps they'll each have a Longhorn heard of their own to brand one day.
The generous and talented students of Bandera High School's agriculture mechanics classes of Fulton Pizzini assisted these students with their "hot off the forge" project. Soon they will brand their own unmistakably unique wooden sigh and "burn" a lasting memory of their days at Pipe Creek Christian School.
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Pipe Creek Christian School proudly displays Christian flag
Published Dec. 8, 2005
Seventh grade student Luke Williams raises the Christian flag as a statement of the school’s commitment to teaching its students about the ways of Jesus Christ. Each class day, all students in every grade begin the day assembled in prayer. Additionally, the first class of the day for students is Bible. Finally, every Friday morning at 8:30 am, the students and staff attend Chapel together on the school’s campus where a local pastor brings the devotion of the week.
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Middle Age crowning of Charlemagne at Pipe Creek Christian School
Published Nov. 3, 2005
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Students at Pipe Creek Christian School
Photo and info contributed by PCCS
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The fourth and fifth grade students at Pipe Creek Christian School have been studying middle ages. In the most recent lesson, they completed the study of the crowning of Charlemagne, the emperor of the territory that became known as the Holy Roman Empire. Charlemegne was crowned in Rome on Christmas Day, 800 AD. The students designed their own replicas of Charlemagne's crown, originally made of gold and embellished with precious jewels. Mrs. Maria Lopez is their teacher.
Students are shown standing with their crowns. The back row includes Rebecca Escobar, Tyler Cox, Manuel Zimmerschied, Keith Huckabee, Joseph Howard, Maria Lopez (Teacher), and Michelle Childers. The front row includes Shane Jaworski, Zachariah Robison, Greg Macias, Jamison Landolt, and Colson Dittmeier.
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Hurricane Rita evacuee enrolls at PCCS
Contributed
Published Oct. 6, 2005
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Kevin Johnson stands proudly with his first grade teacher, Mrs. Darlene Marks.
Photo courtesy of PCCS
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Six-year old Kevin Johnson left Sulphur, La., with his mother and father, sister, niece, uncle, cousin, and grandmother on Thursday morning before Hurricane Rita ripped apart his hometown. Twenty-six hours later, the family of eight arrived in San Antonio and stayed in a one-room efficiency apartment until they were invited to stay at Mt. Zion Christian Mission in Pipe Creek. Because no one is allowed to return to Sulphur for another 30 days, Kevin's parents have enrolled him in Pipe Creek Christian School in the first grade.
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PCCS kiddos learn "L" words
Published Sept. 22, 2005
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Learning can definitively be a fun experience -- just ask Pastor Doug Johnson of Pipe Creek's First Baptist Church, pictured at right.
Photo courtesy of PCCS
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Pipe Creek Christian School Kindergarten and first graders will remember the day that dads, granddads, pastors, and friends came to experience the shaving of "L" and "L" words onto their willing faces.
Each cooperative guest was lathered up and laughed their way through this labor of love by the students in Darlene Mark's class. It looks like learning to write and sound letters has taken a long leap since many of us attended elementary school.
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Pipe Creek Christian School scores well in math Olympics
Published March 3, 2005
While most area students enjoyed a holiday from school for President's Day, three students from Pipe Creek Christian School attended the Association of Christian Schools International Math Olympics for grades 3-5. Nine schools sent a total of 127 students to compete at San Antonio Christian School.
Jamison Landolt and Greg Macias each earned a ribbon for good scores in third grade reasoning skills out of a group of 23 contestants.
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(L-R) Linsey Peterson, Greg Macias and Jamison Landolt scored well in the President's Day Association of Christian Schools International Math Olympics in San Antonio.
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Linsey Peterson earned a ribbon for an excellent score and another ribbon for her first place rank in fifth grade computation skills out of a group of 22 students. She was the only student to reach the excellent level.
Ann Swan, the 5th-7th grade math and language arts teacher, served as the school coordinator for the event.
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Pipe Creek Christian School boasts creative art festival
Published Feb. 24, 2005
The halls of Pipe Creek Christian School have been transformed into an art gallery, following the school Art Festival. Each student entered at least one piece, most of which were created under the direction of art teacher Dr. Diane Spears.
First, second, third and honorable mention were awarded for each grade level. In addition, there were awards for best of painting, best of drawing/color, best of drawing/black and white, best of graphic design, best of paper art (creating a picture with scissors, not using a pencil) and best of show. Volunteer jurors were Wayne & Carolyn Shaw and Kay Solomon, selected for their art experience and objective viewpoint (not knowing any of the students).
Students were recognized during the weekly chapel service and proudly wore their beautiful buttonribbon awards throughout the day. Those scoring a superior rating of "Best of..." award have the opportunity to advance to the district Association of Christian Schools International (A.C.S.I.) exhibit which will be held at Vanguard Institute in Boerne.
The community is invited to stop by to view the student artwork throughout the week of Feb. 14-18.
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Kindergarten student Blaine Sellers proudly displays his 2nd place ribbon from the Pipe Creek Christian School art festival. Art teacher Dr. Diane Spears coordinated the school event. On right, Cole Warren pins on his first place ribbon.
Second grader, Quintyn Williams, poses before a wall of art at Pipe Creek Christian School.
While students enjoyed a holiday, full-time staff members of Pipe Creek Christian School enjoyed being students at the A.C.S.I. South-Central Region Teacher's Convention, held at Moody Gardens in Galveston. Outstanding keynote speakers and seminars provided an exceptional time of professional growth and refreshment. Pictured (LR) Alexandra Corbin (Grds. 3/4.), Darlene Marks (Grds. K/1.), Ann Swan (Grds. 5-7 Language Arts), Jo Ann Peterson (Administrator) and Camille Iness (Grd. 2).
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protects the property rights of all land owners.
If you own property, you should be a member.
Call 830-796-4750.
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House Doctor
Tom Fousek
Honey Do's
Decks • Ramps
Gutters • Siding
No Job Too Small!
Servicing Bandera, Medina, Vanderpool, Utopia & Leakey areas
830-796-5599
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BANDERA
Paint & Body
2692 HWY 16 S
Bandera
830-796-4004
• FREE ESTIMATES
• INSURANCE CLAIMS & PRIVATE PAY WELCOME
• AUTO GLASS REPLACEMENT
• ALL MAKES & MODELS, FOREIGN & DOMESTIC
• I-CAR CERTIFIED
• GM CERTIFIED
• FRAME & COLLISION REPAIR
• CUSTOM PAINT
OPEN M-F • 8-5
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NH Electric, Inc.
Residential & Commerical
Transfer Switches
Lighting & Surge Protectors
Code & Safety Electrical Inspection
New Construction
Service & Repairs
Free Estimates
Ask about our Senior Discount
142 Industrial Drive
Boerne
830-249-3927
SA Metro 830-816-2433
Cell 210-213-9056
MASTER CARD & VISA ACCEPTED
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Air Conditioning & Electric, LLC
Since 1980
830-796-4647
800-891-6278
Cell: 210-831-4361
New Construction
Sales & Service
Electrical Service & Installation
4110 St. Hwy 16 S
Bandera
Major Credit Cards
LIC#TACLB009099E TECL#18817
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Michael Glick
Insurance
Farmers
Registered Representative
Farmers Financial Solutions, LLC
116 N Plant Ave.
Boerne
(830)796-4442
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A Touch of Class Catering
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Wedding Receptions
Intimate Dinners
Private Parties
Corporate Meetings
Over 30 years experience
Cakes by Dan
830-796-9223
Specializing in custom cakes and full service catering
www.cakesbydan.com
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Stein's of Bandera
Pick up location for
Lemon Tree Cleaners
Next Day Service
Professional dry cleaning
laundry • leather
alterations
M-F 8 am-5 pm
Sat till noon
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KM Auto Sales
Bandera's #1 Used Car Source
830-460-7660
866-858-7660
2018 HWY 16 N
(1 mile N of Bandera)
In-House Financing & Warranties available up to 4 years.
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Cow Creek
Gifts, Engraving, Photo Processing
Film Developing ¥ Digital Processing • Laser Engraving ¥ Plaques & Trophies • Bling-Bling Shirts ¥ Banners • Vinyl Window Decals • Case Knives & Engraving
414 Main Street ¥ Bandera Texas
Email: allen1013@sbcglobal.net
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CS Enterprises
Site Work, Roads, Land Clearing, Tanks, Dams, Hauling, Trenching
Eco Friendly
No Job Too Large or Too Small
830-486-8230
Bandera
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DKL Enterprises
Bandera Outdoor Power Equipment, LLC
Parts • Sales
Service
Briggs & Stratton • Tecumseh • Kohler • Poulan • MTD • Shindaiwa • Redmax • ATV • Mules
272 Old Medina Hwy
Bandera
830-796-7456
800-796-7127
www.dougsmower.com
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Dan's Window Rangers
We specialize in Window Washing
Pressure Washing
Screen Cleaning
Dan's Window Rangers
Free Estimates
830-796-9222
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Country Puppy
Dog Grooming Saloon
2046 Hwy. 16 N
Bandera
Tues-Sat
Appointments
830-796-8004
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Denise's Critter Care & More
Bonded & Insured
Professional Services in your home
Less stress for your pet!
Denise McPartland
Member of Pet Sitters International
E-mail: dcrittercare@aol.com
830-370-7772
830-796-3852
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Bandera County has a serious stray animal problem.
Do your part to help those who are helping the situation!
Cowboy Capital Pet Assistance League
830-510-6879
Animal Welfare Society of Bandera County
830-751-2886 (dogs)
830-751-2595 (cats)
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Dominick's Painting
and Paper Hanging
Mildew Removal
Water Blasting
Interior/Exterior
Service & Repairs
988 Cypress Park Lane
Pipe Creeek
830-510-4910
Cell 830-688-1477
Email: dompaint@wildblue.net
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For God and Country
A Christian and Veteran Gift Shop
(830)796-9880
Shields of Strength
Military styled ID tags (Dog Tags)
Available in sports, military, police, firefighter, medic alert and veteran styles.
Authorized for wear with military uniform.
Available to be customized for your church or unit.
Ask for free brochure on history of Shields of Strength.
10AM to 6PM TUE-SAT
1310 Mulberry, Bandera
Side Street Behind Post Office
God Bless America and God Bless Texas
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Hill Country
Animal League
Spay/Neuter Assistance is now available at our new office at 924 N. Main in Boerne. Hours are Tuesday through Friday from 9-5 and Saturday from 10-3. Call us at 830-249-2341 for more information.
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Jet Concrete
Commercial
Residential
Insured for your protection
Slabs • Driveways • Retaining Walls • Dams • Bridges • Low Water Crossings
Jason Laskowski
PO Box 3099 Bandera
(830)688-1174
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Cowboy CAD
Drafting & Design Service
TW (Tim) Churchman
(830)796-8350
Over 20 years experience in the drafting field
From Sketch to Construction
3997 Hiwy 16 South
Scott Asher Design Center
Bandera
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Tree Trimming
Bandera, Flying L Ranch, Tarpley & Medina Areas
Call Larry
830-796-5515
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Bobby Reagan Electrical Services
h 830-796-8522
c 830-688-6699
New Construction
Remodel • Repair
Meter Loop
Lighting Design
License #22934
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