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Newspaper
Wimberley Wednesday View
Location
Wimberley, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1995
Page
4
Wimberley students lead a two week walk-a-thon to raise funds for Project Playgrounds. Participants solicit sponsorships per country visited on passports stamped for each quarter lap around the track, with a goal of 40 countries for those with strong hearts and feet.
Cody Spencer writes to thank the pie social organizers for a fine event in Wimberley. He praises the beautiful pies, the judging, and the community effort and invites participation again next year.
A local chamber committee asks residents for opinions on whether to pursue incorporation. The writer invites feedback by mail to P O Box 744 Wimberley, noting a deadline before the end of May and promising to report back to the community.
The sixth annual Wimberley Institute of Cultures event drew about 100 pie entries. Chuck Tise won Best of Show in the other category with a whole hog lard crust pork pie. Winners included Pat Aaron for peanutty pie and Rosemary Joseph for chocolate cream pie. A State of Texas Upside Down Apple pie by Melissa Leszcygnski placed first in the apple pie division. 26 family quilts were displayed by the WIC guild, with quilting histories and an invitation to join the guild.
A reader apologizes to Woodcreek City Councilman Herb Baker for blaming the council for speed bumps. The letter criticizes the official’s cocky response and notes no insulation can stop noise from open windows, praising Baker for residents’ concern.
The Quesenberry family expresses gratitude for sympathy after the passing of their longtime friend Dorothy Nye. They thank readers for cards memorials and prayers and sign sincerely.
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