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Wimberley Wednesday View

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Wimberley, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1995

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Wimberley View Event Roundup March Activities

The Willow Creek Cottage Kitchen Luncheon at Charles S. Kock House Museum on March 10 offers Bulgogi salad rice kimchee and desserts with proceeds to Heritage Assoc. Rock House Museum address 400 E Hopkins San Marcos. Civic Club noon luncheon March 10 features Yolette Garces of Keep Texas Beautiful. Blood drive March 11 at Danforth High School lot 10am to 2pm. GED classes start via 10 County Adult Education Coop at Wimberley Village Library with enrollment March 9 2pm to 7pm. Project Graduation 1995 at Wimberley High School seeks safe drug-free night with community support.

Hobby Lobby Wimberley View Cottage Kitchen Willow Creek Charles S. Kock House Museum Rock House Museum E. Hopkins San Marcos Heritage Assoc Civic Club Wimberley Civic Club St. Mary's Catholic Church Yolette Z. Garces Keep Texas Beautiful Inc Beta Sigma Phi Danforth H.S Wimberley Literacy Volunteers of America Rural Capital Area Private Industry Council Wimberley Village Wimberley High School Project

Sunrise Exotic Animal Ranch Tour Near Dripping Springs

Sunrise Exotic Animal Ranch hosts a tour on March 11 from 10 a.m. to noon near Dripping Springs on RR 12. Contact Joan at 847-3378 for details and donation fees for adults and children. Also notes a book review by Johnnie Phillips and a donation fee campaign. Computer class dates updated to April 20 27 May 4 and May 11 at Village Library. Call Emily 847-5128. Bridge Class for couples and singles offered at night. contact Carol 847-5287 or Bettye 847-8681. See Digest page 2.

Joan Johnnie Phillips Geraldine Mapier Emily Village Library Carol Bettye

County selects Austin firm to build detention facility

Hays County Commissioners voted unanimously to hire Rehabilitation Corrections Corporation to design finance and operate a secure juvenile detention facility of about 26 200 square feet with 64 beds at a projected cost above 3 million The plan would use 900 000 from a 1986 bond and a 15 year lease purchase ending with a 1 dollar transfer of ownership to the county

Austin Hays Rehabilitation Corrections Corporation RECOR Glen Heckmann Heckmann

Scudder Fine Arts Benefit Promises Music and Art

A springtime event at Danforth track offers music and art activities for families. The Scudder Primary Music and Arts Benefit and Concert on March 11 from 3 to 7 p.m. follows a Health Fair, with booths, finger painting, spin art, bead making, and food. optional $5 adult donation at entry. Future Visions sponsors. Lee Scudder backs the event.

Scudder Fine Arts Scudder Primary Music and Arts Danforth

Building restoration renews Incubator in San Marcos

Dr. Johan Gervais, new project manager for the Corridor Business Incubator, says the long delayed restoration of the former Coca Cola bottling plant site in San Marcos is returning to its pre fire state. A Texas Capital Fund grant aided Greater San Marcos Economic Development Council, but a leader resignation and the fire halted progress. work now focuses on roof and second floor interior with plans to finalize a funding agreement.

San Marcos Texas Capital Fund Greater San Marcos

WISD studies wastewater plans for new high school

Wimberley ISD board at a called meeting examined wastewater options for the proposed 750 student high school. Engineers Curtis Wilson and Allen Walthers urged immediate action to secure permitting, noting 9,000 to 12,000 gallons daily effluent and a 5,000-gallon threshold requiring a TNRCC permit.

Louie Bond Wimberley School Curtis Wilson Hays County Allen Walthers Tion Wilson Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission TNRCC Dripping Springs

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Future Visions Lee Scudder Ana Eden Rehmer Amelia Byars Allen Dyer Natural Gardens Bowen Gym Shawna Cooke Bowen Ecology Club Texas Mark Peterson WISD Carney Lane Vernon Newsom The Texas Commerce Department City of the View Dorothy Wimberley Kerbow Blanco Bob Maltsberger Ray St.Germaine Toni Endicott Wimberley News ReView Health Fair WHS Wimberley Chamber of Commerce Office Clerica Chamber of Commerce
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