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Wimberley Wednesday View

Location

Wimberley, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1995

Page

4

VFW Post 6441 dedication aids local community

Commander George Miller reflects on VFW Post 6441 in Wimberley, noting a debt-free facility with rodeo arena, bingo nights, scholarships, and growing donations. He urges younger veterans to join, highlights upgrades and cemetery surveys, and marks upcoming 50th anniversaries of the post and local rodeo.

George Miller VFW Wimberley Dry the Post Voice of Democracy Wimberley Ems Wimberley Park Boy Scout Veterans of Foreign Wars TNRCC Post Oldham Cummings

Wimberley group opposes tire burning at Texas Lehigh plant

Wimberley S A F E members vote to oppose the tire burning permit for Texas Lehigh Cement in Buda. They reelect steering members, add Terry Messenger, and urge the company to burn sweet natural gas, fund pollution controls, and provide advance notice of burning dates. The group links health concerns to emissions from cement kilns and cites lax state enforcement.

Wimberley S.A.F.E Texas Lehigh Texas Lehigh Cement Larry Cochrane Michael Shulman Sue Pitman Rolling Oaks Terry Messenger Lafarge Cement Company New Braunfels Wimberley Carman Texas Lehigh

Call for fuller local coverage in Wimberley View

A reader recalls subscribing yearlong to the Wimberley View while living away, but finds recent issues dominated by advertising and classifieds. They urge deeper reporting on current events and politics as Wimberley grows, noting rising property taxes, influx of younger residents, and regional expansion from Austin and San Antonio.

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Addressing Cards at the Post Office Causes Confusion

A note from Reba Smith recounts humorous misunderstandings at the Post Office. A red pickup at the drive up boxes says she is addressing cards, while another customer complains about mail methods. A town lady buys a fur coat and fears bills reaching her home, choosing how to tell her husband.

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Civitas Seeks Community Input At Danforth Gym Meetings

Reed describes Civitas as an open forum designed to gather opinions and questions from all sides. The two hour first meeting invites questions before and after, stressing community participation as essential to the planning input. Mihalkanin says the aim is to help communities reinvigorate civic life with university support.

Danforth Gym Reed Mihalkanin

Holly Media Group holiday hours and deadline changes

Holly Media Group offices close at noon Friday December 22 for Christmas with reopen on Tuesday December 26 at 8 30 a m The New Year break closes Friday December 29 and resumes January 2 1996 Editorial and advertising deadlines shift as follows 12 Noon Thursday December 28 for January 3, 1996 Wednesday Wimberley View

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Wyatts Shine in Wimberley High School Theater

A reader praises Gary Wyatt and Lydia Miller Wyatt for their dedication to WHS theater. The couple mentors students in Lone Star Theater, teaching drama, set design, sewing, painting, and life skills while earning deep respect from youths and parents alike. The writer commends their tough love and guidance, urging recognition while requesting anonymity.

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