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Southtown Welcomes
New Executive Director
KWA Newsletter Volume 2, #9.............October 2006
A Big Pig's Tale
Several years ago, I learned that the Big Pig, having fallen on hard times, had
to relocate. He had spent his most recent years in the parking lot of a bar on S.
Roosevelt--and he looked like it! The land owner wanted him off. He was owned
by Bill Thomas who had saved him from a dire fate years earlier; now it was time
to save him again.
Juan J. Gutierrez There was oral history, from Mr. Smith, of Smith Chevrolet, that led us all to
believe the Big Pig had once resided at the early Pig Stand on Broadway, now
The Southtown Main Street vacant land where I-35 soars overhead. Richard Hailey, owner of the restaurant
Alliance greeted their new Executive chain, gave us permission and support to move the Pig to our local Pig Stand on
Director, Juan J. Gutierrez, at their S. St. Mary's St. Many, many people donated their time and professional talents
welcoming reception on September to see that the move was completed--and now we have this wonderful Wilbur in
7, 2006, at their offices located at 716 our midst.
S. Alamo Street. Juan is a native of Then, I found this patent application (pictured). It is the Big Pig's birth certifi-
San Antonio, but has been living in cate. I never knew genealogy could be so much fun.
Philadelphia, Pa., for the last 11 years. Carolene Zehner
Most recently Juan served as the
Main Street Program Manager for the
Hispanic Association of Contractors
and Enterprises (HACE), a commu-
nity development corporation located
primarily in the Latino community of
Philadelphia. Juan served as their
Main Street Program Manager for
6 ½ years and was responsible for
their main street revitalization plan,
which integrated the use of the arts
and culture as one of the catalysts
for the revitalization of El Centro
de Oro Business and Cultural Arts
District, the premiere Latino busi-
ness district in Philadelphia and the
Delaware Valley. Mr. Gutierrez will
be working with the Southtown busi-
ness community and surrounding
neighborhoods to address pressing
issues for these communities. Juan
brings a vast knowledge of asset
and capacity building experience to
Southtown as well as his experience
in Heritage Tourism from a perspec-
tive that protects the integrity of the
community. We welcome the com-
munity to stop by the Southtown
Main Street Alliance offices located
at 716 S. Alamo Street or call 210-
226-0888 and meet Juan.
King William Association October 2006 Page 2
Help Open Young Eyes to the
Past…And the Future
Be a Heritage Tour Guide
Historic Ar ts Village
Our beautiful, historic setting is the perfect place to bring your
out-of-town guests, or to treat yourself to a day of shopping.
Take the Blue Trolley from Southtown. Visit online at lavillita.com.
Living here in King William, most of
us know and love San Antonio history. Alamo @ Nueva or Riverwalk @ the Arneson Theatre
We care about our old houses and the
even older City monuments which provide
the context for our neighborhood.
But what will happen when a new
generation is in charge? Will today’s
school children be tomorrow’s preser-
vationists? Will they see beauty in old
buildings and care about how people of
an earlier time lived and died?
Or will they see their City’s historic
places as nothing more than outmoded
buildings to be bulldozed for more hotels,
office buildings and parking lots?
You have a chance to help shape
the vision of the next generation. You
can volunteer one morning to help the
Conservation Society show fourth-
grade students San Antonio’s past.
It’s an easy way to affect San Antonio’s
future.
The Conservation Society’s Heritage
Education 2006 tours will be on November
1-3, 6-10, and 13-17. Pick your best day
and call Roselyn Cogburn, 228-9711,
email: rcogburn03@msn.com. Breakfast,
sign up, brief workshop and distribution
of study materials will be at 10:00 a.m.,
October 14, at the River House behind
the Steves Homestead.
Make a date to make a difference.
logo from Cut Paper by
Kathleen Trenchard, cut-it-out.org
2006-07 Board of Directors
The 2006-07 Board of Directors
was voted in on September 6, 2006.
Watch for in-depth profiles of this year’s
Board members in upcoming newslet-
ters. Please see the back page for a
list of current Board members. A special
THANK YOU to the following outgo-
ing Board members: Guy Banta, Fred
Pfeiffer, Gina Walker, and Steve Yndo.
King William Association October 2006 Page 3
2007 KW Fair Chair
Unfolding lives through ART Rose Kansuky
FAIR*VIEW:
SAY Sí Says “Thank You” to KWA
Inconveniences At Large
September 14, 2006 As we all know, the Fair is a huge
Dear King William Neighbors and Friends, inconvenience for the neighborhood, as
On behalf of our students, staff and Board of Directors I want thank you for the well as a source of fun and fundraising.
recent $10,000 contribution to our organization. I hope everyone knows how much For people who live in the Fair Zone, the
we appreciate the on-going support of the association and neighborhood. We will one-day event can have longer reper-
never forget [and we hope that you won’t either] that SAY Sí was incubated and grew cussions. For example, we know that
out of the commitment the King William Association had for artistic urban youth. grass and plants in the city’s median are
Construction is underway and SAY Sí will celebrate its 13th anniversary by moving into often damaged. Last year, one of the
our newly renovated facility in January 2007. The new facility [1518 South Alamo] will food vendors even threw used cooking
allow us to accept more youth and expand our programming, but just as important - we oil in a dumpster (despite instructions
hope to better serve the neighborhood and surrounding community. to do otherwise), which leaked out into
Before we leave Blue Star we have one final exhibit, our 11th annual Dia de Los the street. The Fair Committee is will-
Muertos Exhibit – with a special sneak preview on Thursday, November 2 from 6 ing to listen to your concerns, whatever
to 8 PM. Our middle school students are working with Theatre Artist Marisela Barrera they may be, but we would also like to
and their performance will be a fun addition to the visual arts students’ traditional hear some constructive suggestions for
crafts and our media arts students’ video altars. Also, please save the date – join us improvement.
on Saturday, November 11th for a “Construction Shower” at the new building from You can contact Fair Chair 2007,
6 to 9 PM. Be one of the first to see our progress and help us complete our building Rose Kanusky, at rkanusky@fulbright.
campaign. A small contribution to help us “Finish Out” the building will entitle you to a com or 532-1738.
fun-filled evening. Look for an invitation in the mail soon! Rose Kanusky
Our commitment to San Antonio’s artistic youth has never been stronger – did you
know that this year we had 13 graduating seniors and all of them are attending college,
many at prestigious art schools and universities across the country? With your help
and support we will continue to unfold lives through ART. For detailed information
about our programs, projects and students please visit us online at saysi.org.
In Memoriam
Thank you again for your ongoing support. Virginia Shafer
Sincerely, Beloved mother of Harry Shafer
Jon Hinojosa, Artistic/Executive Director
KWA Ambassadors Welcome Wagon
Visit our web site at
A warm welcome to
southtownrealty.net
our new neighbors: Quinn &
Angelino Sandria on Mission;
David Fisher & Carmen Nava-
Fisher at the Alamo/Guenther
Townhouses; Minnie Garza & Isamel A. Jaber on
Madison; Juan & Terri Mannes Gutierrez (Juan is the new
Executive Director of Southtown Main Street Alliance); and
John W. Hopkins & Vanessa Gary at Jupiter Coffee House
at 726 S. Alamo.
. Betty Yndo
King William Association October 2006 Page 4
What's Happening: KWA Neighborhood Calendar
October 2006
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Blue Star Brew: Slab Cinema: — — — — — — — — Church Theatre: Charlie Brown — — — — — — — —
Crimson Jazz Metropolis, First Friday * * * * * * * Beethoven: Oktoberfest * * * * * * *
… … … … Jump Start: Higher Planes … … … …
Orchestra, 8pm Art Walk
KWA Fall Social peaceCENTER: Iraq
8-10pm Blue Star Brew: The for Sale, 6pm
Swindles 6:30pm
Loosely Potted
Gardeners, 4pm
Columbus Day 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
* * * * * * * * * * * Beethoven: Oktoberfest * * * * * * * * * * *
Blue Star Brew: … … … … Jump Start: The Renaissance Guild … … … …
River City Big + + + Southtown: Fall Art Walk + + +
Band, 8-10pm Slab Cinema: KWA Nov. Newsletter KW Garage Sale,
9pm Deadline, 12pm 9am-5pm
Milagros: Southtown
Market Days, 9am-3pm
16 17 18 19 20 21 22
Blue Star KWA Board — — — — — — — Church Theatre: The Living Graves — — — — — — —
Brew: SA Jazz Mtg, 7pm … … … … Jump Start: Rudi Harst's Hurry Slowly … … … …
Orchestra, Slab Cinema:
8-10pm 9pm
23 24 25 26 27 Daylight Saving 29
28
KWA Blue Star Brew: Jump-Start: Time Ends
Slab Cinema:
Newsletter — — — — — — — Church Theatre: The Living Graves — — — — — — —
Prime Time W-I-P, 7pm 9pm … … … … Jump Start: Rudi Harst's Hurry Slowly … … …
Mail Prep, 6pm Jazz Orchestra,
Houston Street Fair,
8-10pm
12-6pm
30 Halloween 31
King William Association
Beethoven Maennerchor
422 Pereida, 222-1521 1032 S. Alamo, 227-8786
Loosely Potted Gardeners
beethovenmaennerchor.com king.william@sbcglobal.net Saturday, October 7,
Blue Star Brewing Co. www.kingwilliamassociation.org 4:00 pm
1414 S. Alamo, 212-5506
bluestarbrewing.com, 10/7 6:30pm Fall Social,
Church Bistro and Theatre 516 King William
1150 S. Alamo, 271-7791 10/13 12pm November Newsletter
churchbistroandtheatre.com Deadline
Houston Street Fair 10/14 9am-5pm Annual KW Area
West Houston Street Garage Sale
houstonstreetfair.com
10/18 7pm Board Meeting,
Jump-Start Performance Co.
KWA Office
108 Blue Star, 227-JUMP
10/23 6pm Newsletter Mail Prep, To all neighbors interested in gar-
jump-start.org
KWA Office dening--we are gathering at the back
Milagros
garden of Roger Berry, 151 Crofton,
725 S. Presa, 212-4344
peaceCENTER Looking Ahead... to learn about crinums. These won-
1443 S. St. Mary's, 224-HOPE 11/1 7pm General Membership derful bulbs, perfect for our climate,
1.salsa.net/peace Mtg., Blue Star Brewing Co. bloom great large lily-like blossoms.
sanantonioshambhala.org 11/10 12pm December Newsletter Roger has developed a collection of
Slab Cinema @ La Tuna Deadline these beauties. From his house, we
100 Probandt at Cevallos, 212-9373 11/15 7pm Board Meeting, will walk to the newly developed park-
slabcinema.com KWA Office space at the corner of Crofton and
Southtown Main Street Alliance 11/27 6pm Newsletter Mail Prep, Guenther for refreshments. Questions-
716 S. Alamo, 226-0888 KWA Office -call Carolene Zehner 226-9749.
southtown.net 12/2 KW Home Tour 2006
King William Association October 2006 Page 5
KWA
Current Volunteer Garage Sale
Opportunities
There is always a need for
volunteers in the KWA. Please
consider sharing your time and
Kids' Art Day
talents to make a positive impact All kids welcome!
in our neighborhood. Some of
the current volunteer opportuni-
ties are: Free Kids Arts & Crafts
● Fall Social: Assist with Projects presented by
setup and cleanup for the Fall the Circle School,
Social on Saturday, October 7. plus a fundraiser
● KW Home Tour 2006:
There is a variety of volunteer garage sale
opportunities for this very spe-
cial annual event to be held on Saturday, October 14th, 9-5 SEEING ART
Saturday, December 2. 503 E. Guenther SAN ANTONIO TOURS
● Architectural Review
Committee: Identify neighbor- Art studio and gallery tours in
hood design procedures & param- Southtown Main Street Announces
San Antonio's nationally
eters. Architects are especially “2006 October Fall Art Walk"” recognized contemporary art
encouraged to participate! Southtown Main Street Alliance
● Welcome Wagon announces its “October Fall Art Walk” which community. Informative,
Committee: Recognize, meet, will take place on October 14-15, 2006, insightful and inspirational.
and welcome new residents to the in the Southtown Arts District. Southtown For more information
neighborhood. has dedicated these two days to promot-
● 2007 KW Fair: Currently please visit
ing the art spaces and galleries in and
seeking technical assistance for around Southtown during Contemporary www.SeeingArtSanAntonio.com
refining layout maps. Other posi- Art Month. The event will also coincide
tions available as well. with the NALAC 2006 Conference. NALAC
Please contact the KWA is an organization of Latino arts centers
office for more information about and artists from throughout the United
the above and other volunteer States, which will be meeting in San
opportunities at 227-8786 or king. Antonio October 11-15, 2006. Please let
william@sbcglobal.net. Thank us know if you would like to participate, as
you! well as any thoughts and suggestions you
might have. For more information, please
call the Southtown Main Street Alliance at
210-226-0888.
Nature Photography Workshops for Children
The Bexar Land Trust, which organizes the Picture Your World youth photo contest,
is offering two nature photography workshops this
fall for youths ages 8 to 18, on September 30th
and October 14th. Photography sessions will
be from 8 to 10am and will be held on a private
estate located near Nacogdoches and Loop 410.
Evening critiques are scheduled from 6:30 to
8:30pm and will be held at the Lions Field Center
on Broadway at Mulberry. Students should bring
their own cameras (digital or 35mm). If using
35mm, students should use E-6 slide film to
allow their photos to be entered into the competi-
tion. For more information and to register, please
contact Tertia Emerson at 240-9423 or tjemerson@earthlink.net Each workshop
costs $5 per participant.
King William Association October 2006 Page 6
During his senior year, he was
offered a congressional appointment to
West Point by Henry B. Gonzales but
declined the honor to stay near his moth-
er, who was dying of cancer. Instead,
he enrolled at Texas A&M. He had
been in Wheatley’s ROTC and became a
cadet at A&M. To the great disappoint-
ment of his career military father, Joe
dropped out of the corps after his first
year. He later transferred and eventually
graduated from SAC. While at SAC, he
was a cub reporter for the San Antonio
Express-News.
In 1989, Joe signed a contract with
the U. S. Army for a six-year enlistment.
After boot camp at Fort Bliss, Texas,
his military career took off at a brisk
Story of a Southtown homeboy… pace. During Operation Desert Shield
Jose Zuniga’s fall from grace and Desert Storm, he excelled as both
In February 1993, 24-year-old Sgt. a journalist and a combat medic, earn-
Jose Zuniga, a Persian Gulf War veteran, ing decorations in both capacities, and
was honored as U. S. Army’s Soldier of rose rapidly to the rank of sergeant. He
the Year. The next month, he came out later landed a plum assignment as edi-
at the 1993 Gay and Lesbian March on tor of the newspaper at the Presidio of
Washington D. C. In May he was booted San Francisco.
out of the army Just days after returning to the
This incident caused something of Presidio from participating in the march
a stir when it occurred. For the next few on Washington D. C., he was summar-
weeks, Joe was a popular guest on the ily discharged from the army, putting an
morning network TV talk shows. Many abrupt end to his life-long dream of a
of you will remember when he made the military career. This was about the time
local news when he stopped off in San when gays, who had vigorously sup-
Antonio about two or three years later on ported Clinton in the ’92 election, were
a nation-wide speaking tour. beginning to feel betrayed as he was
I was at the downtown library recent- backing down on his campaign promise
ly and accidentally ran across a book to make the military more inclusive. His
which Joe wrote shortly after his traumatic political retreat resulted in the infamous
ordeal. As I thumbed through SOLDIER “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy.
OF THE YEAR, I was surprised to find After Joe’s humiliating discharge
that he spent his teenage years right here from the military, he spent the next few
in Southtown. years writing and lecturing around the
Joe was born May 8, 1969, in country on behalf of issues facing the gay
Indiana. In 1983, he, his younger sister community. He is currently a spokes-
and his parents, Salvador and Raquel person for the AIDS Action Council in
Zuniga, moved to San Antonio and lived Washington, D. C.
on Panama Street, just off Presa in Bill Cogburn
the LaVaca neighborhood. Joe entered
Wheatley High School (now Brackenridge)
in 1983 and graduated with honors in
1987.
While at Wheatley, he was an “A” Carpet Commercial
student active in just about every extra- Residential Hardwood Bruce
curricular activity offered, but journalism Hartco Ceramic Floors Counters
was his forte. He was editor of the school Shower Pans
paper in his sophomore year. His jour-
nalism teacher was Callie Vassar, who
Joe said was tough and demanding but (210) 532-5945
the best teacher he ever had. She was fax (210) 532-5378
evidently his greatest inspiration during please call for appointment
those high school years.
King William Association October 2006 Page 7
of this shrub can be seen in the front
garden at 530 E. Guenther. It grows well
in sun and also brightens shady areas. It
can grow up to 8 feet tall and 6 feet wide,
but can be kept much smaller if trimmed
in February. It blooms very fragrant small
flowers in late spring.
The State of Texas is divided into
zones for the purpose of showing which
plants will do better in a particular area.
The tags on many plants at the nursery
will show the zone to which the plant is
hardy. San Antonio is in zone 8 and the
area south is zone 9. Therefore a plant
Out in the Garden shown to be hardy to zone 7 can usually
be grown from San Antonio south to the
by Alan Cash border.
We have had some good rains and October 7-8, 2006, the 8th Garden
the weather is cooler and hopefully we Festival of Roses will take place at the
can do some fall gardening. Antique Rose Emporium, east of Rolling
Beginning now until about the middle Oaks Mall on Evans Road. Call 210-651-
of November is a good time to fertil- 4565 or go to www.weAREroses.com
ize lawns. Fertilizing now will develop for information. The festival is free and
healthy, deep roots over the winter for includes talks on various gardening top-
next spring's growth. If you use a chemi- ics. Antique roses usually have a spec-
cal fertilizer, get one shown to be a "win- tacular fall bloom about this time and the
terizer" with a 3-1-2 formula, and read Emporium carries a wide variety of other
the directions carefully. Most need to adaptive plants, yard art, and books on
be watered in after application. Organic gardening.
gardeners will want to apply about one Garden Note: Early British garden writer
half inch of good compost over the lawn. Gertude Jekyll said "planting ground is painting a
You don't have to water it in immedi- landscape with living things."
ately but a good soaking will help work
it into the lawn.
Transplant iris in early fall. Discard
rotten rhizomes. Cut back leaves to Trees, Trees, and More Trees
about 6 inches. When transplanting, the Trees are again available through the
top of the rhizomes should be even with King William/Lavaca
or slightly below the soil level. Neighborhoods tree
Spring blooming bulbs will soon planting project. The
show up in nurseries. Buy them now but project has been on-
wait until early November to plant. These going over the past
include daffodils, sometimes called nar- couple of years and
cissus, or jonquilla. There are many has been very suc-
varieties and most will naturalize. This cessful. The trees are
means you can leave them in the ground obtained from the City and must there-
and they will multiply over the years. They fore be planted on City property between
are good to plant in ground covers under the curb and sidewalk. If you would like
trees that loose leaves in winter, as they trees for your home, leave a message on
will grow and bloom before new spring's the King William Association voice mail
growth comes out on the trees. at 227-8786. The proposed site will be
Don't forget late fall is the ideal time evaluated to see if there is enough room
to add trees and shrubs to the landscape. for a tree. Requests will be awarded
Roots will establish over winter for good on a first come basis. Those receiving
spring growth. A free list of plants adap- trees must agree to plant the tree(s) and
tive to our area is in the bulletin board to maintain them. New trees need regular
the left of the King William office door. watering of about 5 gallons of water a
Be sure to put a ring of mulch around the week for the first two years. Requests
new plants about 2 feet in diameter and 3 for trees will be considered through
inches deep. December 15, 2006. Planting should
A well adapted shrub for our area is not be done before November 1, 2006 or
the variegated pittosporium. An example after January 15, 2007.
King William Association October 2006 Page 8
KWA Spay & Neuter
Program Still Acccepting
Reimbursement Requests Tails from
The King William Board
of Directors approved a the Cat
plan earlier this year that
allows residents to get reim- Lady
bursed for having their ani-
mals spayed or neutered.
Reimbursement requests are
still being accepted. Under this plan, residents may be reim-
bursed for the following services:
• Neuter of a Male Dog: $50.00
• Spay of a Female Dog: $70.00
• Neuter of a Male Cat: $30.00
• Spay of a Female Cat: $40.00
• Rabies Vaccination: $10.00
• Feline Combo Testing: $15.00
• Heartworm Testing: $15.00
Only residents of King William are eligible for this program. In
order to be reimbursed, a resident must follow these guidelines:
• Owners can take the animal to any lost cost spay and neu-
ter clinic or to their private Vet.
• They must turn in an itemized receipt with the owner’s
name and address printed on it.
• The services must have been provided starting in Jan. '06.
• There is a limit of three animals per household
• The amounts listed are maximum amounts. If a resident
pays less than the stated amounts then they will only be reim-
bursed for the actual amount of the service.
• Funding is not available for routine examinations and vac-
cinations.
A limited amount of funding is available for this program. If
anyone would like to donate to this program, checks can be made
payable to the King William Association. Please make reference
to this program on the memo line of your check. For questions
please call Gretchen Garceau-Kragh at 846-7794.
Gretchen Garceau-Kragh
Attention Dog Owners: Please Stop and Scoop
Please keep the neighborhood free of dog waste by stop-
ping to scoop while walking your dog(s). Mutt mitts are avail-
able for your convenience along the Riverwalk and at the KW
Gazebo Park.
The City of San Antonio Code states that “Animal owners
shall collect and dispose of animal waste in methods prescribed
by the Animal Code to prevent odor and attraction of pests… An
animal owner or keeper shall not walk his/her animals without a
leash restraint, and shall not guide or take animals onto the yards
or driveways of property not owned,
leased or occupied by the animal owner
for the purpose of allowing the animal to
defecate, but shall keep his/her animal
in the public right-of-way, and shall carry
a container and scooper for the sanitary
removal of his/her animal's fecal matter
from the public right-of-way adjacent to
any property with a structure or other
improvement thereon."
King William Association October 2006 Page 9
King William Neighborhood King William Association
Welcome
to Our Newest Neighbors!
Crime Statistics*
Top 10 Call-in Reports Aug 2006
Membership 2006-07
(if 06-07 appears on your mailing label,
Nature of Call # of Calls your membership is current)
AnnaClare Ivy Walker and
Tobin Chance Walker Disturbance 15
Criminal Mischief 13 Name_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
born September 6, 2006
Suspicious Person 11 Addt’l Listing__________________
Happy Parents: Gina and Tobin
Burglary 8 Street_______________________
Walker Theft 5
Proud Siblings: JuliaGrace, Trinity, State_______ Zip______________
Injury SK PR 5
and Celeste Walker Assault 5 Phone_______________________
Major Accident 3 E-mail_______________________
Suspicious Vehicle 3 Children (under 21, list name & month/
King William Photo Contest Threats 3
year of birth)__________________
Attention all shutter bugs! Have * This is an excerpt from the SAPD
on-line list of calls by neighborhood com- ___________________________
you ever dreamed of the glamour, fame
piled by KWA member Molly Shafer. ______________________
and prestige that photojournalists enjoy
around the world? Now’s your chance
to get in on the action! The King New Member Renewal
William Association Newsletter is host- Membership Levels
ing a PHOTO CONTEST. Individual ($10) Associate ($10)
We’re looking for photos that reflect Family ($15) Friend ($25)
the unique character of our neighbor- Patron ($50) Benefactor ($100)
hood. The people. The architecture. Sustaining ($250)
sapd50@yahoo.com
The fair. The pets. The gardens. The Business - ALL CAPS directory
river. Any subject you like! Winners will listing ($50)
receive the glamour, fame and prestige
that automatically follow being pub- KWA is a 501(c)(3) Charitable Organization.
lished in the Newsletter. And maybe a Membership at any level is tax deductible.
Small Animal Medicine
gift certificate from a generous neigh-
Vaccinations.. Grooming Please mail this completed form
borhood restaurant.
Surgery ..Dentistry with your payment to:
Photos will be judged by a still to
Serving San Antonio since 1923
be determined, suitably accomplished King William Association
Mark E. LaBrie D.V.M.
professional. Entries must come from 1032 S. Alamo
neighborhood residents of any age and San Antonio, TX 78210
will become the property of the King
William Association. The KWA will Thank you for supporting the KWA!
have the right to publish them in the
Newsletter or to display them for all ALAMO DOG & CAT MISSION STATEMENT
the world to see in the office or on the The Mission of the King William Association is to pre-
serve and maintain the residential nature and historic
website. Entries must be submitted on HOSPITAL characteristics of the King William Neighborhood and
or before November 1 (for publication in the diversity of its people; to intercede on behalf of
the neighborhood with issues affecting the community
the December newsletter). Maximum of by all civic avenues available including advocating for
5 photos per person. (Sorry, no slides. 1619 Pleasanton residential status with city; to improve quality of life by
building community, promoting cultural endeavors,
Digital or print photos only.) If you think San Antonio, TX 78221 and providing scholarships and growth opportunities
we need any more rules, or would like for deserving recipients.
(210) 922-1231
to submit photos, call or visit Syeira at (approved 3/19/97)
FAX (210) 921-2653
the office. DECLARACION DE L A M ISION
La misión de la Asociación King William es preservar
John Hartman Mon - Fri 8 am-7 pm Sat 8 am - 12 noon y mantener la naturaleza residencial y las característi-
cas históricas del vecindario, asi como la diversidad
de sus residentes; interceder a favor del vecindario
en asuntos que afectan a la comunidad por todos los
medios disponibles incluyendo abogar con la Cuidad
SegCity Segway Tours
para conservar el estatus residencial del zona; mejorar
el nivel de vida mediente el desarrollo de la comuni-
dad, promoviendo actividades culturales y proporcio-
Historic Tours ● Art Tours ● Ghost Tours nando becas y oportunidades de superación a quienes
lo ameriten.
Departing Daily ● 9am ● 2pm ● 6pm (aprobado 3/19/97)
Call 224-0773
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The Official Newsletter of the King William Neighborhood Association
THE KING WILLIAM NEWSLETTER
EDITOR: JOHN HARTMAN
STAFF: ALAN CASH, BILL COGBURN,
NANCY DIEHL, TINA GARZA
KWA Fall Social
CONTRIBUTORS: ALAN CASH, BILL SATURDAY, October 7, 6:30 p.m.
COGBURN, ROSELYN COGBURN, 516 King William (home of Edward & Dana Haverlah)
GRETCHEN GARCEAU-KRAGH, JUAN J.
GUTIERREZ, ROSE KANUSKY, Please bring a main course/side/salad/dessert to share and chairs/blankets to sit on.
MOLLY SHAFER, BETTY YNDO, Beverages, plates, cutlery, etc. provided by KWA.
CAROLENE ZEHNER
THE KING WILLIAM
NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION
16th Annual King William Area Garage Sale
Saturday, October 14, 9am-5pm
1032 SOUTH ALAMO STREET
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS 78210
(210) 227-8786 ...king.william@sbcglobal.net
WWW.KINGWILLIAMASSOCIATION.ORG
If you would like to participate in this year’s King William Area Garage Sale, please fol-
OFFICE HOURS low the procedures below:
10:00 AM TO 2:00 PM 1) Call (227-8786) or e-mail the KWA (king.william@sbcglobal.net) by Tuesday, October 3,
MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY
to register. Leave your name, address and phone number. We will include you on the map and
OFFICERS in the advertisements. We will also send you a postcard to confirm your registration. PLEASE
KIT WALKER, PRESIDENT
BRAD SHAW, VICE PRESIDENT let the office know if you change your mind so that we can remove you from the list.
GRETCHEN GARCEAU-KRAGH, TREASURER 2) You must obtain your own garage sale permit at: City of San Antonio One-Stop (S.
TINA GARZA, SECRETARY Flores & S. Alamo) or H-E-B.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS 3) Collect and price those dispensable treasures!
JOSE (JOE) D. BENITO 4) Limited advertising space on the reverse side of the map is available to high-
ROSELYN COGBURN
NOEMI CUE NANCY DIEHL
light your sale. The map will be distributed to all shoppers. Ad rates start at $10. Contact
W. LAURENCE DOXSEY the KWA to reserve your space.
SUSAN ERICKSON JOHNNY HEIDELBERG Newspaper advertisements will be placed giving sale addresses, and a map show-
MEL LARACEY
BONNIE POENITZSCH-PFANNSTIEL
ing all locations will be available the day of the sale at the KWA office and at kingwilliam.
HARRY SHAFER OLIN B. STRAUSS org on. PLEASE SIGN UP BY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3, TO ASSURE LISTING IN THE
ADVERTISEMENT AND ON THE MAP.
Opinions expressed in this publication are those of the con- Thanks to Mary Newsom for serving as the Garage Sale Chairperson for the second
tributors and do not necessarily reflect the opinion(s) of the
Board of Directors of the King William Association
year in a row!
