The Birth Pains Of A New Wimberley View
The Wimberley View announces its inaugural edition with a bold mission to cover local and wider topics. It pledges fairness, diverse interests, and community humor while highlighting Wimberley Texas as an ideal publishing home and promising a period of growth and exploration.
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Wimberley
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Digest of community events for March in Wimberley
Digest lists Eastern Star annual style show and luncheon on March 16 at VFW Hall 12 noon tickets from members or Harriet Ballenger 847 9230 Popal Church ministers invited for info call Carol Clark 847 5292 Drug Free Wimberley next meeting March 21 7 pm at WISD Administration Bldg support and participation invited Home Makers Club Dorothy Kerbow speaks March 21 Senior Center 1 pm Genealogical Society regular meeting March 21 Village Library 9 30 am call 847 5013 Little League Season starts March 23 opening ceremonies 10 am team pictures and barbecue Rain date March 30 page 5
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Order
Eastern Star
VFW Hall
Harriet Ballenger
Popal Church
Carol Clark
Wimberley
Wisd Administration
Family & Community Education Assn
Wimberley Family & Community Education Assn
Dorothy Kerbow
Genealogical Society
Village Library
HCRA
Wimberley View marks 20 years with memories and milestones
A retrospective highlights a 20 year history of the Wimberley View, recalling the 1960s opening of the Wimberley Bank in rain soaked crowds, Ted Lions Field fundraising, a 1878 Buffalo Hunter diary excerpt, and features on local figures, veterinary notes, rodeo moments, and the town’s first ceramic architecture by J R O’Hearn.
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Wimberley View
Wimberley Bank
Wimberley
Lawrence Smith
Woodcreek
Bob Gwynn
Lions Field
Bill Rader
W. Lacey
Dorothy Kerbow
Helen B. Campbell
Larry Bredthauer
D.V.M
Shawn Keith
Patrick Cox
J. R. O'Hearn
Texas
State Bank
San Marcos
Beven Varnon
Hays County Primaries Mirror Statewide Republican Lead
In Hays County the Republican presidential primary drew over 5,000 voters while about 4,000 cast ballots in the Democratic primary. Bob Dole led statewide and locally with 55 percent to 19 percent for Buchanan, while Bill Clinton faced token opposition. Runoffs set for April 9 include Greg Laughlin versus Ron Paul and a general election rematch for Sheriff.
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Hays County
Joyce Cowan
Bob Dole
Pat Bucanan
Bill Clinton
U.S
District 14
Greg Laughlin
Ron Paul
Charles “Lefty
Bill Burnett
Jerri Martin
Burnett
Sharon Limpach
Pete Rodriguez
Debbie Gonzales-Ingalsbe
San Marcos
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Doris
William Burnett
Ken Fleurier
Charles Ramsay
Craig Payne
Lee Carlisle
Jim Coley
Don Amerson
Pam Jones
Charles Morris
Gonzalo Barrientos
Alec Rhodes
Cecelia Adair
Margie Villapondo
Luanne Caraway
Dale Linebarger
Patrick J
Pat” Buchanan
Lamar Alexander
Steve Forbes
Alan Keyes
Phil Gramm
Richard Lugar
U.S. Senate
Henry Grover
David Young
U.S. Representative
Ted Bozarth
Jim Deats
John Odam
Jim Chapman
Victor Morales
John Bryant