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Newspaper
Wimberley View
Location
Wimberley, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1994
Page
4
Peary Perry reflects on humor as a life extender and a unifier. He notes God’s humor in human diversity, shares light anecdotes about Cinco de Mayo tamales and wigs, and urges readers to laugh at themselves to brighten brief lives and share joy with others.
Local letter writer lauds Dorothy Gill for winning first place in the Technology Students Association national Technical Report Writing division. She thanks her teachers and administrators, notes district and community support, and calls for broader coverage of the nine other Wimberley students who attended the Florida contest.
The Village Library lists hours Monday through Saturday with varying times. It announces fiction and non fiction best sellers including The Chamber The Crossing Inca Gold The Alienist and The Fist of God. New books on tape and various non fiction titles are also highlighted with several author names and titles.
Editor note: the letter urges recognizing students' academic accomplishments and references neighbors, signaling local appreciation. The piece highlights community pride and calls for acknowledgment of students' success.
Letter thanks residents for Fourth of July festivities in Wimberley. Community organizers Mary Guemple Pat Ricks Claus Webb and the Wimberley Community Band and Chorus are thanked along with Mary who accompanied the Chorus and the Lions Club for loaning the pavilion.
Public comments on Social Security proposed reengineering of the disability program fear more denials and a changed definition of disability. The current two million annual claimants face a bureaucratic marathon with multiple reviewers and limited access to the decision maker until later appeal levels.
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