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Wimberley Wednesday View

Location

Wimberley, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1995

Page

4

Cartoon Cartoon Presents Insensitive Concept

A reader objects to a cartoon by Mr. Steinheimer portraying Newt Gingrich in a way that implies taking babies from mothers. The letter argues the idea is extreme but practical in selective cases to protect infants and cites Boys Town as a positive example. The writer claims liberal media misrepresents Gingrich and urges bipartisan cooperation and less blame.

Steinheimer Newt Gingrich Mr. Gingrich Gingrich

Losing community theatre creates disappointment

Dear Editor, Seven Oaks at Woodcreek threatens The Wimberley Players and our live theatre, a cornerstone of Woodcreek and Wimberley. Citizens value the theatre for local pride and visitors who seek our unique village experience. We urge Seven Oaks to share concrete plans for the Greenhouse Theatre that benefit the community.

Seven Oaks Woodcreek Wimberley Wimberley Players

Letter Policy Editor's Note on Signatures

The editor states that letters must have valid signatures and verifiable phone numbers. Anonymous letters are allowed only with a valid signature. The publication encourages citizens to use the editorial page as a public forum.

Athletic scholarship money goes unused in colleges

Dear Editor the National Sports Foundation highlights over 100000 athletic scholarships available yearly for male and female high school and junior college athletes Many funds go unused and a new publication with forms letters and tables guides through the scholarship quest Includes college and conference listings Send a self addressed stamped business size envelope to National Sports Foundation 611A Willow Drive P O Box 940 Oakhurst NJ 07755

National Sports Foundation Willow Drive P. O Oakhurst

Dorothy Virginia Smith obituary in Texas notices

Dorothy Virginia Smith 76 of Wimberley formerly Burkett died December 25 1994 at University Medical Center Lubbock funeral 10 AM Tuesday Stevens Funeral Home Chapel burial Burkett Cemetery she was born August 7 1918 in Burkett to Clyde and Callie Gray married Orlen C Smith in 1937 he died 1993 she owned restaurants in Sundown Slaton retired to Wimberley survivors include son Charles Judy Overturff four grandchildren and one great grandchild memorials to SELCO Special Olympics care Stevens Funeral Home

Dorothy Virginia Smith Wimberley Burkett University Medical Center Lubbock Stevens Funeral Home Leland Maples Burkett Cemetery Burkett, Texas Clyde C Callie Henderson Gray Orlen C. Smith Sundown Slaton First Baptist Church Charles (Tooter) Smith Levelland Judy Overturff Leta Dagley Marie Golden Grand Junction Colorado Tracey Smith Washington, D.C Todd Smith Whiteface Texas Joe Dee Overturff K. C. Overturff Stephenville Lindsey Lee Smith Bill Gray SELCO c/o Slaton Public S. 9Th St

Obituary for Albert B. Dobie of San Antonio and La Coste

Albert Burdett Dobie, 73, of San Antonio and former La Coste resident, died December 29, 1994. He was survived by his wife Mary Webber Dobie and children Steven tod, Wesley Hogan, Dana Lynn, Johil Frankenhauser, plus grandchildren Gabriel Dean Jones and Shayla Justin Dobie, siblings, and many nieces and nephews. Visitation and prayer were held January 1, 1995, at Tondre-Guinn Funeral Home in Castroville. graveside services followed January 2 at Wimberley Cemetery.

Albert Burdett Dobie San Antonio la Coste Justin Dean Dobie Mary Webber Dobie Steven Tod Dobie Austin Wesley Hogan Dobie Dana Lynn Dobie Bandera Johil Frankenhauser Corpus Christi Gabriel Dean Jones Shayla Justin Dobie Castroville Bob Dobie Blanco Ruth Lowery Wimberley Daisey Leath Tondre-Guinn Funeral

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