Wimberley community groups share events and arts
Community calendar highlights help for drug problems and seniors, plus a Lions Club youth exchange and Library volunteer drives. In a feature, artist Jules and Head Start director Cynthia discuss music tech, poetry, education, and local chorus plans alongside church lite gatherings and a Shrine Club.
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Senior Citizens Craft Shop
Wimberley
Wimberley Lions Club
Lions
Germany
C.M. Allen Parkway
Ste 7
San Marcos
Bob Kudler
Roy Williams
Joe Heidenfelder
Leon Hewlett
Lioness Club
Senior Citizens Center
Wimberley United
Cynthia
Jules
Wimberley Community Chorus
County court discusses aerobic septic variance vote outcome
Walthers favors countywide maintenance rules for spray aerobic systems citing upkeep concerns. Etheredge opposes broad spread but backs a targeted approach. Payne supports public hearing and subdivision rule inclusion. vote ends in a tie, variance denied. Court plans a July 10 hearing call and July 24 hearing date.
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Walthers
Hays
Eddy Etheredge
Etheredge
Precinct
Craig Payne
Payne
Pete Rodriguez
Russ Molenaar
Jeff Barton
Senior singles group plans first July dinner at John Henry’s
The Wild Ones of Wimberley WOW announce a July 20 dinner at John Henry’s Restaurant for single seniors seeking friendship, food, and music. Organizer Sue Burdan urges reservations by calling 847-8985, noting the event is for fun not dating and may lead to future activities.
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Jules
Cynthia
Wild Ones
Wimberley
John Henry's
Sue Burdan
Burdan
Letters From North America by Peary Perry
A reader criticizes news reporting on computer use addiction and argues computers, chat lines, and online talk nets erode real-life interaction. The piece urges turning off screens, calling relatives, meeting neighbors, and engaging in person to rebuild human connection and reduce daily stress.
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Peary Perry
Computer Anonymous
Alcoholics Anonymous
Gamblers Anonymous
Seattle
Village Library Summer Programs Overview
The Village Library offers weekly theme based groups for children from preschool to sixth grade on Wednesdays and Fridays. Programs include Once Upon a Planet for grades 1–2, Solve Mysteries Read for grades 3–6, and Read to Your Bunny for preschoolers. Registration began June 7 with flexible start times and adult volunteers invited to assist.
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Earth
Mary Powell
Debbie Ferguson
Ellen Miller
Jo Ann Martin
Library
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Compuserve.Com
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