Community notices from Wimberley View digest
Community schedule items list registration for Wimberley Soccer League on Saturday August 21 at St Marys Church for ages 4 to 17, plus meetings for Campus Improvement Council August 26, Booster Club August 25, and other group gatherings including Chronic Fatigue Syndrome support, Prime Timers Luncheon September 9, and Bible Class starting September 15 at Cypress Creek Church with leaders named.
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Wimberley View
P.O. Box
Wimberley
Texas
Wimberley Soccer League
St. Mary ‘S Church
Campus Improvement Council
Campus Improvement
Wimberley Secondary School
U.S
Senior Citizens Fellowship
Fellowship Hall
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Ecumenical Church Women of
John
Coleaders
Rob Campbell
Kathryn Duffie
Ted Ball
Water testing drive seeks help in Cypress Creek sampling
Winter heat and rising fecal coliform levels prompted a water sampling push in Wimberley led by Jean Williams of the Chamber of Commerce. Funds are low after intensive testing, with 10 samples costing 7 dollars each, leaving 169 dollars. Donations to the Chamber earmarked for the sampling fund are sought to resume monthly river and creek testing.
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Wimberley
Cypress Creek
County Health Department
Health Department
Blue Hole
Jean Williams
Chamber of Commerce
Williams
Justin Greiner Fund Established For Medical Expenses
A fund at State Bank and Trust supports Justin Greiner a 15 year old San Marcos youth diagnosed with lymphatic cancer. Contributions can be sent to the Justin Greiner Fund P O Box 649 San Marcos TX 78667. He is the son of Patsy Greiner and Alan Greiner a San Marcos High School sophomore and avid golfer undergoing monthly chemotherapy for six months to a year.
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State Bank and Trust
Justin Greiner
San Marcos
P.O. Box
Justin
Hays County
Patsy Greiner
Alan Greiner
San Marcos High School
Wimberley ISD enrollment climbs with Danforth surge
First week figures show Wimberley Independent School District enrollment reaching 1194 as of August 18, up 6.7 percent from May and 12 percent from August 1992. Most rise comes from the Danforth campus with 88 more students than May and 104 more than last August.
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Wimberley
Wimberley Independent
Vernon Newsom
Danforth
Newsom
Scudder
Bowen
Hays Consolidated Isd
Hays County ED council weighs funding options
The Hays County Economic Development Council panelists report on funding economic development via a special district, memberships, corporate sponsorships, and utility hookup fees. They note municipalities and school districts stand to gain from growth, with sales tax uncertain as a funding source.
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Hays County
Tom Wycoff
Texas Bank
Dripping Springs
Kyer Tatum
Southwest Texas State University
Hays County Economic Development Council
Wycoff
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Hays-Caldwell Council On Alcohol and Drug Abuse
Ozona National Bank
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C. M. Allen Parkway
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Linda Allen
Dream Team
Louie Bond
the View
Linda
Bond
W.I.S.D
Allen
HCEDC
Danferth
WISD
Wimberley Chamber of Commerce
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