Community notices from Wimberley area events and groups
Death notice and contact for registration. New Neighbors meeting Sept 28 at Rosalyn Williams 111 Hub Drive. call 847-5320 for details. Church Lite an informal worship with free supper and child care. gatherings 6:15 supper, 7:00 music, 8:00 wrap, at Wimberley United Methodist Church. Lions Club meets first and third Tuesday at 6:00 at 7A Ranch. call several numbers to join. Habitat for Humanity summer build. sign notebook at Chamber of Commerce or call 847-3960 or 847-3418. Duplicate Bridge Mondays 6:45 at Senior Citizens Center. call Mavis at 847-2506. Shrine Club meets third Thursday. call 847-3623. Cemetery Association meets last Saturday monthly 9–noon to select plots or mark boundaries. Community Band practices Tuesdays 7 at Wim berley High School Band Hall. call Pat or Tom Ricks 847-8871 or Susan Godfrey in Dripping Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimberley Lions Club
7A Ranch
Lions
Bob Kudler
Roy Williams
Joe Heidenfelder
Leon Hewlett
Habitat For Humanity
Wimberley Valley
Chamber of Commerce
Wimberley Duplicate Bridge
Senior Citizens Center
Ozona Bank
Mavis
Wimberley Shrine Club
Wimberley Cemetery Association
Wimberley Cemetery
Wimberley
Wimber
Armadillo Rangers Promote Drug Free Message at Pioneer Town
A New Braunfels group called Armadillo Rangers will perform at Pioneer Town on Saturday September 24 with shows at 1 2 and 3 p.m. The free events cost $2 per car to access Pioneer Town facilities and include live armadillos a petting zoo and armadillo races. The program urges a drug free lifestyle and is hosted by Pioneer Town with ranger Jim Schmidt leading the effort drawing from audiences and featuring Tiny Texan Dinosaurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Town
Armadillo Rangers
Wimberley
New Braunfels
Bowen Elementary School
Jim Schmidt
Bush
Regis and Kathie Lee
Bernice Brown teaches Colorado art seminar in Norwood
Local artist Bernice Brown will lead a painting seminar in Norwood Colorado from September 19 to 24. Classes meet at the Lodge of the rustic San Miguel Ranch between Norwood and Telluride with last year drawing 15 students enjoying indoor and outdoor sessions amid autumn color and mountain landscapes. Brown, a longtime instructor at Western Colorado School of Art and Grand Junction, has exhibited widely and is active in the Wimberley Valley Art League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Brown
Norwood
Colorado
San Miguel
Telluride
Brown
Western Colorado School of Art
Grand Junction
San Miguel River
Wimberley Valley Art
Deer Creek Nursing Home
Houston
Sunset Lanes High Series and Names Draw Crowd
At Sunset Lanes top individual scores included Lester Nienow with a 529 high series, followed by Don Patterson 473 and Martin Plummer 463. Other standout totals featured Jim Needham 455, Jean Plummer 444, Wilbur Hopson 439, and Frank Stupple 420, with Ann Wharton 400 and Bea Patterson 393 among notable totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Nienow
Martin Plummer
Wilbur Hopson
Don Patterson
Jean Plummer
Frank Stupple
Martel Bucy
Jim Needham
Ben Patterson
Lou Bucy
Ann Wharton
Bea Patterson
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Janet Maykus
Rosalyn Williams
Hub Drive
Country Boys
Radio Shack
Sunset Canyon Veterinary Clinic
Diana Davison Williams
Dripping Springs
Texas
St. Stephen’s School OF
St. Stephen's School
Central
Active Parents and Friends Organization
St. Stephen’s School
Wimberley Square
P.O. Box
Lynda McCrocklin
Wimberley Roadrunners
Driftwood
R.O
Blanco
San Marcos
Hays County
Badger
Tangram Nursery
I-35 Bastrop Hwy
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