Wimberley Area Community Calendar Highlights Jan 1995
Principal's Coffee Jan 19 at 7 00 pm with South West Texas college aid info. FCE meets Jan 19 1 00 pm at Senior Center new members invited recycling program by Susan Schramm. Genealogical Society meets Jan 19 9 30 am Wimberley Library with speaker Bill Johnson on old Wimberley families. Concert Association presents Adah Toland Moselle Sonora Flute Quartet Jan 19 7 30 pm Chapel in the Hills tickets at door students free. Village Library Story Hour Fridays at 10 30 am volunteers welcome call 847 2188. Craft Shop closing briefly will reopen March hours Thu Fri Sat 10 00 am-5 00 pm Sun 1 00-2 00 pm. 2nd Infantry Division Assoc seeks former members contact Bill Creech P O Box 460 Buda TX 78610. Prime Timer Luncheon Feb 9 11 30 am First Baptist Church 3 00 charge call Stella Roco by Feb 6. Wimberley Players annual meeting to follow Digest page 2.
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Wimberley Secondary School
South West Texas
Family & Community Education Assoc
Wimberley Family & Community Education Association
Extension Homemakers
Susan Schramm
Genealogical Society Wimberley Valley Genealogical Society
Wimberley Library
Bill Johnson
Wimberley
Ralph Arnold
Wimberley Concert Association
Adah Toland Moselle
Sonora Flute Quartet
Jeanne Gnecco
Chapel In the Hills
Dvorak
Gianella
Lauber
Schubert
Smetana
Village Library
Village Library and Cultural Center
Powell
Stella Roco
Wimberley Women's Ecumenical Council
Wimberley Players
Calls continue upward climb in county crime report 1994
Sheriff Paul Hastings released the Uniform Crime Report for 1994 showing Imberley leading Hays County in accidents with 122 in traffic through Wimberley and 95 in San Marcos. Wimberley also tops thefts with 139, burglaries 128, and criminal mischief 136, amid a county loss of 1,089,242 with 282,745 recovered. Most residential burglaries occurred in daylight, 138 cases, versus 68 at night.
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Imberley
Hays County
Paul Hastings
City of
San Marcos
Wimberley
Buda
Uniform Crime Report
County drops equity option for Wimberley fire center lease
County officials indicate plans to join a new two story Emergency Services Center may shift from ownership to lease, with Wimberley Fire Department presenting a report to Commissioners Court. Commissioner Craig Payne and Emergency Service District Board Member Raymond Czichos discussed the county withdrawing from participation and clarified existing leases on current offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hays
Precinct 2
Craig Payne
Commisioners Court
Wimberley Fire Department
Payne
Emergency Service District Board
Raymond Czichos
Czichos
Take Back Texas Attacks Babbitt on Warbler Plan
Take Back Texas founder Marshal Kuykendall condemned Bruce Babbitt and the Fish and Wildlife Service over a plan to permit construction in golden cheeked warbler habitat. He urged officials to name any farmer rancher or small property owner involved in drafting the plan and noted none of them were identified.
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Bruce Babbitt
US Fish and Wildlife Service
FWS
Texas
Kuykendall
Babbitt
City of
Austin
Transportation goals amid overpasses and turn lanes debated
Judge Eddy Etheredge called grade separation structures the single most important issue at a Hays County Infrastructural Task Force meeting in Kyle. Rudy Nevarez pushed for a left turn lane on U S 290 from Loop 64 to the bridge for safer flow, while engineer Russel Lenz warned decisions require concrete numbers and timelines. A rancher criticized the process as a Washington Austin backroom deal, claiming it erodes property rights without compensation.
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Eddy Etheredge
Hays County Infrastructural Task Force
Hays Consolidated Board Room
Kyle
Etheredge
Task Force
Rudy Nevarez
Dripping Springs
U.S. 290
Loop 64
Nevarez
South
Travis
Hays County
Texas Department of Transporta
Tion
Russel Lenz
Wimberley News ReView Recaps 1995 City Projects
The Saturday Wimberley View highlights an economic boom with ongoing growth in 1995. Oak Wilt and library funding are pursued, Cypress Creek Acres seeks a state grant, a jazz festival showcases music and cuisine, and Habitat for Humanity calls for volunteers.
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Cypress Creek Acres
Statewide quarantine ordered over rabies spread
Texas health officials announced a quarantine to stem a northward rabies spread described as canine strain. Dr. Mike Sheffield of Wimberley Veterinary Clinic notes the disease has moved from south Texas for five to six years, affecting wild animals that transmit it to domestic pets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Department of Health
Mike Sheffield
DVM
Wimberley Veterinary Clinic
South
Texas
Sheffield
Corpus Christi
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Sheriff's
By Harrell King
Equity
Wimberley High School
Take
BCCP
Marshal Kuykendall
Take Back Texas
Washington
Lee Kuykendall
Wade Hayes
Blue Hole
Country Music Television
CMT
Wimberley Senior Citizen
Wimberley News ReView
Wimberley View
Oak Wilt
Habitat For Humanity