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Newspaper
Wimberley Wednesday View
Location
Wimberley, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1995
Page
4
Dear Editor notes a October 17 community meeting on incorporation shifting to a Q A format. The writer argues for more dialogue, open-minded discussion, and examines two core questions: what happens if we do not incorporate versus if we do incorporate, stressing the stakes and need for thoughtful, inclusive dialogue.
Letter to the editor from Bill Robinson criticizes a Civic tas Reed meeting as a sham aimed at incorporating Wimberley. He warns of costly government, urges voters to oppose incorporation, and poses a question about unincorporation. The piece labels the meeting biased and driven by special interests.
The Fourth Annual American Heart Walk on September 23 in San Marcos raised over $9000. The letter thanks supporters for advertising and outlines ongoing research funding to combat cardiovascular disease and stroke.
Wimberley Institute of Cultures led by Mike Fowler and Julie Harrison staged a perfect day on Saturday October 21. Claire Smullen hosted a mini historic tour while Al Sander oversaw the barbecue sauce cook-off and Pete Anderson organized the Fischer Hall Dance with volunteers enjoying every moment.
A donor pledges a total contribution to the Wimberley Senior Citizens Activities Inc for the proposed Wimberley Park. Details include a seven year plan with annual payments starting November 15, 1995, options for anonymity and publication of name and amount, a memorial note field, and a tax receipt, with a refund right if funds fall short to buy the land.
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