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Newspaper
Wimberley Mill
Location
Wimberley, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1970
Page
3
An article extols Praying Mantis and Ladybugs as safe garden allies that consume pests like aphids bollworms and caterpillars. It notes laws protecting mantis and recommends marigolds to reduce nematodes. Pumpkins and cornstalks benefit from organic practices and not spraying.
A compact list summarizing key Texas milestones from 1689 to 1898. It notes Alonso de Leon’s 1689 Rio Grande crossing and Fort St Louis discovery, 1900 dam failure on the Colorado at Austin, 1794 secularization orders in the Missions lands, 1842 Galveston News first issue, Cabeza de Vaca’s 1936 return, Deaf Smith’s 1787 birth, 1836 San Jacinto victory, and 1898 Spanish-American War entry with Roosevelt’s Rough Riders formation in San Antonio.
The Wimberley Lions Club sponsors September events with space for exhibits at a nominal fee. Each booth is numbered and proceeds support local aid efforts including the Crippled Children's Home. For details contact the Wimberley Lions Club in Wimberley Texas 78676. on July 4 Market Day a Hill Country barbecue will be held with all the trim mings.
The Texas section of the American Camping Association held a spring workshop at Rocky River Ranch in Wimberley with 62 camp directors counselors and committee members attending despite bad weather. Dan Hemphill stepped down as president and Anita Bassett of San Antonio was installed as new president for two years. New board members include Jean Unruh Boyd Tingle Pat Vaughan Dan Hemphill Mary Everett Mary Anderson Toots Gillum Horton Nersta Ed Bartsch Mrs Margaret Keefe and Bob Bender. New members at large include Bettie Seiffert Ed Robbins Betty Bartsch Peggy Rotzler. T. D. Carroll from Texas Parks and Wildlife spoke on birds and wildlife and numerous mini labs and Saturday sessions featured field experts. Sunday devotionals were led by attendees and the fall workshop is planned for Brownwood Baptist Encampment.
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