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Newspaper
Wimberley Wednesday View
Location
Wimberley, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1995
Page
4
Julie Ann Long Kilber writes to the editor lamenting Bud Mince for remarks about destroying the Farris property on RR 2325. She urges peaceful coexistence with nature and calls for collective action to improve life quality and planetary health for future generations.
Editor voices outrage over B L Mince property actions and the Take Back Texas stance. The letter accuses Hyprocrisy among environmentalists and praises unlimited private rights for builders, warning of potential health risks and loss of natural beauty along the Blanco.
Betty Pollard laments uprooted trees and argues for town incorporation to control development. She warns that lack of zoning and taxes grants builders free rein, risking the town's character and future, contrasting Wimberley with a potential Oak Hill.
An in town exhibit at Blair House features outstanding photographic works by Nina Enrlich Jennifer Sorufka Jim Winn and Betty Wright alongside Nancy Weaver’s weaving. Enrlich expands subjects with imaginative photography Sorufka as SWTSU student captures youthful energy Winn Dallas producer and photographer highlights rural Texas culture Wright entertains with distinguished lens work.
Sheri Odell of Edna, a nine year Girl Scout and Troop 592 member, received the Silver Award at a ceremony in the First United Methodist Church Youth Building Edna. Her project a outdoor skills workshop for Brownies prepared them for camping teaching fire safety first aid knots songs and dunk bags. Odell met four prerequisites including patches leadership and career interviews with Edna officer Mary Sullivan and optometrist Dawn Jaluska.
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