Seven Oaks Resort responds to Wimberley Players split
Seven Oaks Resort at Woodcreek explains it funds utilities and advertising for the Greenhouse Theatre, provides free access and spaces, and states the departure of the Wimberley Players was not its doing. The resort says it must charge for facility use to stay open and plans to bring in a new professional theatre group while inviting the public to see the venue.
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Wimberley Players
Seven Oaks
Woodcreek
Woodcreek Resort
Greenhouse Theatre
Seven Oaks Resort
Wimberley
Patrons urge smoke free policy at John Henrys in Wimberley
Maureen and William Smith urge John Henrys to enforce a no smoking rule after nearby diners lit up. They praise the restaurant location but report no current policy. The letter appeals for a smoke free dining environment and echoes broader calls for workplaces to be smoke free.
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John Henry's
Wimberley
Dave Lewis
Juniper Varieties Native to Texas Regions Highlighted
A local resident notes two native junipers, Ashe in the Texas Hill Country and Pinchot around the Caprock Canyons near Llano Estacado. Archaeological finds show prehistoric peoples used juniper in baskets and beds, and W B Parker mapped the area in 1854 noting juniper presence.
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Texas
Caprock
Llano Estacado
Texas Hill Country
W. B. Parker
Value and balance of Ashe junipers in Central Texas
Viewpoint notes how junipers shaped ranch life from corrals to shade and wildlife habitat in the Wimberley Valley. The author cites Comanche and Kiowa use of berries, health aspects of the tree, and the need to prune carefully to protect oaks, wildlife, and ecological balance while remembering John Graves and local history.
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Central Texas
Wimberley
Wimberley Valley
John Graves
Texas
DAR seeks volunteers to take over AR 12 cleanup
Dear Editor DAR's local chapter asks other groups to assume two years of roadway cleanup along AR 12 from downtown Cypress Creek to Woodcreek entrance. Contact Mrs Della Corte at 847-2722 to arrange future duties and give the volunteers a rest.
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the Daughters of the American Revolution
AR 12
Cypress Creek Bridge
Woodcreek
The
DAR
Della Corte
Self-proclaimed Communist honored by President Clinton
On December 4, 1994 Pete Seeger, who told the Washington Post he remains a Communist, was honored by President Clinton. The letter argues the president praised Seeger despite his fascist and communist affiliations, contrasting with artists like Hitler-admirers. The writer questions media silence on the honor.
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Clinton
Pete Seeger
Washington Post
Hitler
Kirsten Flagstaff
Ezra Pound
Mussolini
Bill Clinton
Seeger
Pete
Stalin
Mao
H. F. Dunlap
Golfing Gormets Return Cottage Kitchen Luncheon Menu
The Quail Creek Ladies Golf Association hosts a Cottage Kitchen Luncheon in the Charles S. Kock Museum on Friday January 20 1995. Lunch runs 11 to 1 with Beef Brisket Layered Green Salad Crispy Potato Casserole Hot Rolls and desserts. Proceeds benefit Heritage Association preservation and beautification projects.
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Quail Creek Ladies Golf Association
Cottage Kitchen
Charles S. Kock
Heritage Association
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Maureen W. Smith
William A. Smith
P.S
Central
Steinheimer
Sir Jesse
Serfano
Mapelthorpe
Oram
Will
Max and
Will Taegel
Mary Saunders
Harrell
Stone Park
Compuserve
Wimberley View
P.O
Hays County
Wittiberley, TX
Wimberley Postal Advisory Committee
Reba Smith
Frank Austin
Jack L. Orchard
Helen Campbell
Jerry Landers
Madonna Kimball
Jack Mynier
Ed Phillips
Lucy Dysart
Cliff Mann
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