Digest Of Local Community Meetings And Events In Wimberley
The WISD School Board will meet Monday Aug 29 at 7:00 pm to adopt the 1994 95 budget. Cub Scout Night on Sept 1 at Scudder Primary invites boys in 1st through 5th grade and adult volunteers. call for details. Introductory Miracles discussion Sept 1 at Good Earth Book Store. PrimeTimers Luncheon Sept 15 at Chapel in the Hills. reservations by Sept 12. cost 3.00 for those 65 and over. Cypress Creek Garden Club meets Sept 14 at 9:45 am at the Senior Citizens Center. Civic Club Style Show Sept 9 at 10:00 am Woodcreek Lodge. reservations via Sally Ogden. Wimberley Horse Club meets Sept 10 at 10:00 am Flying J Ranch. bring chairs and snacks. Hospice Austin launches a six week Bereavement group starting Sept 12 from 5 30 to 7 pm. register with Janet Maykus. Wimberley Community Chorus rehearsals begin Sept 12 for the 1994 Christmas concert. See Digest page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WISD
Scudder Primary
Wimberley
Leslie Triesch
Julie Chafin
Pat Schiber
Good Earth Book
Wimberley North
Chapel In the Hills
Women's Ecumenical Council
Stella Roco
Cypress Creek Garden Club
Senior Citizens Center
Civic Club
Woodcreek Lodge
Sally Ogden
Wimberley Horse Club
Flying J Ranch
Marsha
Texas property owners rally against federal land control
Ranchers across Texas organize protests marching toward the Texas Capitol to oppose federal land management. They claim environmental laws hurt land values and constitutional rights, asserting private owners should control their property. The movement gathers families from three-acre plots to large ranches, united by a push for stronger private property rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Congress Avenue
Texas Capitol
Texas AG threatens suit over warbler habitat rules
Texas Attorney General Dan Morales said he will sue the US Interior Department if the Fish and Wildlife Service designates 33 additional counties as critical habitat for the Golden-cheeked Warbler. He warned Interior Secretary Bruce Babbit in a formal notice letter that enough legal grounds exist to contest the designation. The warbler already nests and hatches within the affected counties as part of its migratory cycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish and Wildlife Service
Texas
Dan Morales
US Department of the Interior
Secretary of the Interior
Bruce Babbit
Morales
Central
South America
Mr and Mrs Haley and Margaret Henke on the Square
A brief social notice lists Mr W B Haley Mrs Haley Margaret Henke and H M Walters with St Nick and Friends appearing on the square in a community gathering likely a holiday event at a central location.
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Mrs. W.B. Haley
Margaret Henke
H.M. Walters
St. Nick & Friends
On the Square
Options considered for new high school
Trustees in Wimberley studied options for a new high school at a called meeting with architects. With an estimated near six million price, officials seek maximum choices before loan limits. Proposals include shelling four to eight classrooms and brick exterior to save costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimberley
Tracey Dean
Triad program trains volunteers to aid rural families
The Hays County Sheriffs Department launches Triad a volunteer training effort to assist families after emergencies. Trained volunteers stay with bed ridden spouses and young children on site while authorities notify neighbors and await juvenile authorities arrival. Led by Rachel Vasquez and Don Montague the program aims to relieve emergency personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hays County Sheriff's Department
Triad
Rachel Vasquez
Don Montague
Buda Senior Citizens Center
Sheriff's Department
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hospice
Austin
Hospice Austin
Central Texas
Janet Maykus
Wimberley Community Chorus
Tim de Jong
Sable V
Kuykendall
Cates
Feds
Habitat For Humanity
P.O
Jack
Helen Lauber
Helen M. Young
Bullockville
the Bullocks
Keith Miles
Robert
Joyce Gwynn
Wimberley Valley
Tommie Huckabee
Wimberley News ReView
Wimberley View
Hays
Capitol
Centor
Blanco
The
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