Community notices and events in Wimberley Digest
Public notices list a PAWS benefit brunch with Eddie Bauer fashions and pianist Bill Henry on October 23 at First Christian Church San Marcos. Other items include a road bond meeting October 14 at 7 30 p m, a Gonzales trip October 27 for New Neighbors, a Goliad preservation trip October 19, and local club meetings and rabies clinic details with dates, times, venues, and contact numbers.
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Wimberley View
P.O. Box
Wimberley
Texas
PAWS
Eddie Bauer
Bill Henry
First Christian Church
Ranch Road
San Marcos
P.O
P.A.W.S
Better Ranch Road 12 Association
Gonzales
Chapel In the Hills
Goliad
Frances Stovall
Charles S. Cook House Museum
The
Heritage Association
P. O. Box
Reed Parr
Wimberley Overnight Association
Dancing Water Inn
Mary Powell
Jackie Duffie
Deer Lake Cove
Mike Sheffield
Joe Burke
Bowen
Tober
River Exhibit Brings San Marcos River History Alive
Kevin Ryan of Southwest Texas State University and the San Marcos River Foundation promote a river exhibit. The display aims to educate about endangered species and the river’s history and archaeology along with information about its unique ecosystem.
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Wimberleyite
San Marcos River
San Marcos
Kevin
Hillaceous bicycle event seeks volunteers in Hill Country
The 14th annual Hillaceous recreational ride on Saturday October 16 will start at Woodcreek Golf Resort with routes of 20 to 100 miles. Around 500 riders are expected and organizers seek volunteers for rest stops and morning registration. Call the Chamber at 847-2201 to help.
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Wimberley
Jay McDonald
Hillfaceous
Methodist church seeks homes for repair sites
Wimberley First United Methodist Church seeks 20 repair sites by October 20 for its Neighbor to Neighbor program. About 300 youths will repair and reroof houses in March with donated materials and entry fees funding the rest. Call Danette Howell at 847 3109 to suggest a site.
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Wimberley
Danette Howell
Methodist Church
Howell
Jak's Drive Thru Robbery Leaves Police With No Leads
Two masked men entered Jak's Drive Thru at Wimberley Junction on Monday night and demanded cash at gunpoint. They fled after taking money, described as white males wearing pantyhose over their heads and carrying a blue revolver, with no identifiable escape vehicle observed. Police report no suspects or leads at this time.
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Jak
Wimberley Junction
Community Chamber Breakfast with Judge Etheridge
County Judge Eddy Etheridge will speak at the Commerce breakfast on October 12, 1993 at 7 30. Call 847 2201 for reservations.
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Community Chamber of Commerce
Eddy Etheridge
Rocky River
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Pride of Bowen
P.T. Bowen Intermediate School
Pizza Hut
Wimberley News ReView
WISD
TASB
Edgewood
Habitat For Humanity
Wimberley Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
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