Local Feb events and notices from Wimberley area clubs
Calendar items list Cypress Creek Garden Club meeting on Feb 14 with refreshments at 9 45 a m and program at 10 a m featuring Melody Hughes from Texas Highway Dept on planting on Texas highways Other items include Cemetery Association annual meeting Feb 17 at Senior Citizens Center Woman's Club Feb 22 program Love Songs of Broadway New Neighbors Feb 28 meeting and a WIC Directory deadline March 1 Also listed are umpire needs for HC Recreation DSYSA and a coaching clinic Feb 18 for all softball and baseball coaches Plus United Way of Hays County volunteer opportunities and a note that women's soccer teams are See Digest page 8.
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Cal Society
Texas State Library
Village Library
Cypress Creek Garden Club
Melody Hughes
Texas Highway Dept
Texas
Wimberley
Wisd Administration
Cemetery Association
Wimberley Cemetery Association
Senior Citizens Center
Ole Timers
Woman's Club
Wimberley Woman's Club
Anne Mabry
HCRA
Hill Country Recreation Association
Basil Lombardo
DSYSA
Burgess Cook
United Way
Bobbi Carmichael
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Paul English Quartet to headline Winter Jazz Saturday night
Paul English Quartet performs Saturday night from 9 30 to 11 30 at the Winter Jazz festival. The group features alto sax David Caceres and bassist Spencer Starnes with percussionist Ray Dillard, cellist Max Dyer, oboe and English horn Colin Garwood, and flutist Aralee Dorough in a crossover program blending jazz and classical style. Additional weekend acts include Jimmy Neeley Thursday, Dixieland with Tommy Griffith Friday, The Brew, Mary Ann Price Quartet Saturday afternoon, John Blondel Quartet and Bobby Doyle Quintet Sunday finale. ticket info at 847 5200.
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Paul English
English
David Caceres
Spencer Starnes
Ray Dillard
Max Dyer
Colin Garwood
Aralee Dorough
Dillard
India
Nepal
South America
Europe
Dyer
Houston Ballet Orchestra
Garwood
Dorough
Houston Symphony
Bruce
Calkins
Wimberley
Mike Hovis
San Jacinto College
Jimmy Neeley
Tommy Griffith
The
Brew
Mary Ann Price
John Blondel
Bobby Doyle
Tony Campise
Joyce Webb
The Tree That Moves Some To Tears Of Joy
A plant symbol divides perception as a simple green obstruction to some and a source of deep joy to others. The line underscores how beauty and utility are judged by differing viewpoints.
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