Literary group seeks rural site for 1993 workshop in Texas
The Paper & Book Intensive group seeks a spring 1993 venue near Austin within 60 miles for 80 participants. They require six classrooms, a floor drain in the paper area, dormitory or cabin housing for four per room, separate showers, on site kitchen and dining, and possible extra fridge. Contact 1710 Waterston, Austin, TX 78703 or (512) 476 7872.
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PBI
Central Texas
Dude
Austin
Waterston
Texas
Californian Volunteers for Cats at Visitors Center
Dear Editor, a Anaheim couple Charles and Anita Crane write of visiting your city, expressing fondness for the Visitors Center and an interest in contributing to the fund for stray cat care. They mention two cats, one 16 years old and deaf, and praise the project.
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Bill Strong
Obituary for Lynda Lowery of Wimberley and Columbus
Lynda Lowery formerly of Wimberley Texas died Monday at her Columbus Ohio home. She attended St Stephen Episcopal Church and earned a BS from the University of North Carolina and a Masters from the University Southwest in Austin. She worked as a social worker for Harris County Juvenile Probation Department in Houston and is survived by her father two sisters and two brothers. Funeral services were held Monday at 1 PM.
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Wimberley
Texas
Columbus
Ohio
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Lynda
University of NC
University Southwest
Austin
Harris County Juvenile Probation Dept
Houston
Wimberley View
P.O. Box
Hays County
Help for Boys Girls State candidate needed locally
A letter urges local sponsors in Wimberley to fund a boy and girl from Wimberley High School for Boys State and Girls State. The writer, a former participant, extols the experience of learning state government through simulated offices and thanks previous sponsors while seeking support for this year’s delegates.
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American Legion
Wimberley High School
Wimberley
The Lady Doth Protest Too Much Me Thinks Readily
Reader notes Shakespeare quote and a letter criticizing the View's objectivity. Definitions of reput e and refute are cited alongside a jab at dictionary usage. The text mixes quotes, wordplay, and meta commentary without a clear news angle.
Seaman Williams graduates from Field Medical School
Navy Hospitalman Apprentice Stephen C. Williams, son of Jack D. and Gladys S. Williams of Wimberley Texas, completed Field Medical Service School at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune North Carolina. The program trains corpsmen for combat units with focus on battlefield survival, medical procedures, and evacuation skills. Williams is 1988 graduate of Jack C. Hays High School in Buda and joined the Navy in April 1991.
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Jack D
Gladys S. Williams
Wimberley
Field Medical Service School
Marine Corps Base
Camp Lejeune
Marine Corps
Navy
Jack C. Hays
Buda
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Hastings Thanks Election Backers
In a message to voters of the county the sheriff thanks supporters after re election and reflects on 32 years in law enforcement. He notes economic strain and rising crime but pledges a capable response and pride in his staff. He promises four years of service reflecting credit on the badge and seeking divine guidance.
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Hays County
Reader Defends Divinity Talk in View Column
A reader objects to Janice Madden's column on divine anatomy arguing it disrespects religious beliefs and a child. The letter questions editorial accountability and condemns the morality of media in Wimberley for publishing the piece.
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Janice Madden
Morris thanks supporters in defeat for Hays County race
Morris thanks voters in Hays County for support in his campaign for the Hays Commissioners Court. He laments failing to win a majority and notes the election determined only ballot placement for November. He credits volunteers who attended Tuesday sessions to plan their effort.
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Hays County
Hays Commissioners Court
Spaghetti Supper Acknowledges Help And Attendance
Our spaghetti supper was a success with many senior citizens in attendance. It was our first such event with potential to become an annual effort thanks to the strong response. We express sincere thanks to all who supported our kids.
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