Community notices and events in Wimberley View digest
Digest provides local notices for Wimberley readers including puppet shows at San Marcos Public Library February 13, storytime sessions, Faschings party in San Antonio February 22, new neighbors outing to LBJ Library February 13, TLC Bluebird meeting February 17, St Stephen's School bake sale February 8 and Valentine themed donations, Beta Upsilon blood drive February 15, and Wimberley Valley Art League meeting February 1 at Woodcreek.
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Lionel
San Marcos Public Library
Pereida St
San Antonio
Beethoven Damenchor
Arthur Hillert
Beethoven
Wimberley
LBJ Library
Austin
TLC Bluebird
Jackie Duffie
St. Stephens School
St. Stephen's School
Beta Beta Upsilon
Danforth High School
Debbie Boxley
Wimberley Valley Art League
Woodcree
County to refinance debt to cut interest costs
During a county commissioners meeting the panel approved refinancing up to 8 million dollars of bonds issued in 1986 and 1987. Expected savings reach 900 thousand dollars and a potential BAA rating improvement. Final approval depends on next weeks market rates. The board also backed a Texas Capital Fund grant for Jardine Foods in Buda and set guidelines for tax abatements to entice new business in Hays County. A public hearing was held on reinvestment zone plans for a 70 acre tract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Capital Fund
Hays County
Buda
District attorney closes case on alleged drug money abuse
District attorney Marcos Hernandez Jr says no criminal intent was found in Hays County Sheriff Paul Hastings use of 23290 dollars in seized drug money. Expenditures covered subscriptions, 4 H projects, charity, youth trips, summer camp, and a radio greeting. He notes new guidelines since 1991 clarify spending. See MONEY Page 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hays County
Paul Hastings
Marcos Hernandez Jr
Hernandez
Hastings
Neiderwald
Southside
Hays County Women’s Center
National Young Leader
Washington
D.C
Canyon Lake
KSPL
Bill Herzog
Herzog
Sheriffs Department
Police Department
Wimberley bids for state prize money in 1991 92
Wimberley aims for the Keep Texas Beautiful Governor's Community Achievement Awards totaling 700000 in prize money. Nine population categories will be judged on cleanup awareness education beautification recycling and law enforcement with top scores possible. Campbell coordinates the effort and invites volunteers to submit by April or May and contact Martha Knies at 847 8774 for involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimberley
Keep Texas Beautiful, Inc
David Campbell
Campbell
Martha Knies
Macaulay Demonstrates Snow Landscape for Wimberley Art League
Francis Macaulay will demonstrate a snow scene landscape using pastels for the Wimberley Art League on Monday February 10 at 7 p.m. at Woodcreek Conference Center. Her works are shown at Johnson Antiques Richmond La Riata Round Top Brenham Bellville and she teaches at Brenham Art League and Navasota.
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Francis Macaulay
Wimberley Art League
Woodcreek Conference Center
Macaulay
Johnson Antiques
Richmond
la Riata Studio
Round Top
Brenham Art League
Brenham
Bellville Fine Arts
Bellville
Navasota
Oldham Finishes In Money At Bass Masters Super Bowl
Gene Oldham, an angler sponsored by Bass Cat boats, Evinrude motors, and Oldham Lures, placed 42nd of 320 at the Florida Bass Masters Tournament on the Harris chain lakes in Leesburg Florida January 19 to 24. He earned 1450 dollars amid the event’s record low catch. Oldham calls the tournament the sport’s Super Bowl and notes tough conditions and careful fishing before his Lake Sam Rayburn start in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oldham
Gene Oldham
Harris Chain of Lakes
Leesburg
Fla
Bass Cat Boats
Evinrude Motors
Oldham Lures
Lake Sam Rayburn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wimberley Square Council
Mattie Bryant
Lee Offutt
Kathy Gillock
Velma Rippy
Sally Ogden
Woolsey’s On the Square
Jardine’s Foods
Edith and
Leo Schultheis
G.T.E
David and
Jackie Greene
Landscape For Art League
Wimberley Senior Citizens’ Activities, Inc
Wsca, Inc
P.O
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