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Wimberley View

Location

Wimberley, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1994

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Open House and Registration for Wim berley ISD Students

Community notices summarize WISD open house for 7th graders at Danforth on Thursday August 11 1994 at 7 p.m. and new student registration August 9 10 11 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Additional items include transportation plan meetings July 21 at Bastrop County Courthouse and various local civic activities and club meetings.

WISD Danforth Wimberley Independent Texas Bastrop County First Baptist Church of Dripping Springs Cypress Creek Garden Club Senior Citizens Center Habitat For Humanity Habitat House Wimberley Valley Chamber of Commerce New Neighbors Club Carol Williams Palmer Lane Woodcreek Texas Reader's Club Library Methodist Church

Mountain Crest seeks disannexation from Woodcreek council

Developer Robert Randolph urges Woodcreek to disannex Mountain Crest arguing lack of city services and access issues. He notes state law requires a service plan and cites a small current population while city attorney recalls past vacant subdivision status. Public notices and petitions were posted. integration and fire protection questions remain.

DB Bearden Holly Media Group Mountain Crest Robert Randolph Woodcreek Houston Ranch Road 12 Randolph Wimberley View Ed Phillips Wimberley Fire Department

Budget sparks clash at Barton Springs Aquifer district meeting

At a July 7 public hearing on the FY 1995 budget, district director Don Turner criticized increases and lack of compare notes while Bill Couch defended spending amid reports of dry wells. Bowen Pratt accused plans of eroding property rights as supporters urged funding shifts and potential LUE fees.

DB Bearden Holly Bill Couch Barton Springs Edwards Couch Barton Creek Bowen Pratt People First Don Turner Turner Barton Springs/Edwards Aquifer Alton Laws Conservation District Pratt Texas Secretary of the Interior Bruce Babbitt Sierra Club Texas Land Conservancy Balcones Canyonlands Conservation Plan ECCP

Texas Lions Camp Seeks Disabled Children Volunteers Support

Texas Lions Camp a nonprofit serving Texas handi capped and diabetic children offers a no cost summer camp. Accredited by ACA the camp welcomes visually or hearing impaired and physically handicapped youths ages seven to 16 with a wide range of disabilities. The program aims to foster independence self image social adjustment and self reliance through supervised activities for six sessions annually.

Texas Lions Camp Texas American Camping Association ACA Lions Club Jack Roe Lions of Texas Texas Lions Melvin Jones Lions International

Golf tournament hits the mark as GBRA benefit

The GBRA board endorses Applewhite Reservoir planning amid a golf tournament that raised funds for the project. Officials touted community support and long term water supply benefits as local golfers participated in the charity event.

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