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Newspaper
Wimberley View
Location
Wimberley, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1993
Page
4
Texas voters approved a constitutional amendment to give residents final say on an income tax if proposed. They also backed a $1 billion bond program to build prisons and a state jail system for 64,000 nonviolent offenders, with Governor Ann Richards praising the plan.
Rod Rose, an English trained aerospace engineer, analyzed Wimberley and Hays County birth data to project school enrollment through 2004. He argues birth rate drives district growth, noting a peak in 1986 and a likely rise then decline, with five percent growth deemed impractical long term.
Project Wimberley Santa toy collection runs through the season via the Lioness Club. Donations of new or gently used toys or money are welcome and can be delivered to Thomason Funeral Home with Laurel Gold assisting. Call Alma Springer or Kaye Cook for details.
A neighbor letter laments memory loss about moving to Wimberley and urges Vern and Nancy Lee Seifert to relocate to Woodcreek for a life of golf, wine, and cooking. It hints at selling the mountaintop Wimberley home Paradise Hills once called Old Eagle Cave Mountain and imagines a new chapter. The writer also responds to a photo tag misnaming Halloween as a holiday for Satan, joking about Mr Bunny.
A longtime reader laments the mismatch between instructions and components in stereo systems from Vox Master to modern models. He recalls the evolution from complex wiring to idiot proof designs with color coded, clearly marked parts and English instructions, while joking about future home tech becoming plug and play. He compares stereo progress to computers and microwaves, hoping for universal ease of use and a mastered answering machine.
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