Community event digest from Wimberley area groups
Eastern Star Chapter 1130 meets monthly at the Masonic Hall. AWANA gathers Thursdays at Cypress Creek Church for 6:15 to 8:00 p.m. VFW Bingo Fridays at the VFW Hall. Fire Dept meetings twice monthly at 7 p.m. Mending Hearts grief group Sundays at First Baptist Church. Narcotics Anonymous helpline 512 480 0004. Wimberley AA meets at River Road Landing with multiple daily sessions. Senior Citizens Craft Shop hours and contact. Volunteers for Village Library, large print and audiotapes available. Drug and Alcohol Hotline 1 800 733 1214. Pregnancy Center offers free tests at 202 C M Allen Parkway, Suite 7. Lions Club meets 1st and 3rd Tuesdays at 7 a.m. Shrine Club meets 3rd Thursdays. Woodcarvers Club meets 2nd and 4th Wednesdays at 1 p.m. Quilting Group meets Wednesdays at 12 Los Flores.
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Masonic Hall
Cypress Creek Church
VFW
Fire Dept
Mending Hearts
First Baptist Church Fellowship
Amy Johnston
Marguerite Headrick
Narcotics Anonymous NA
Alcoholics Anonymous
Wimberley Group of
River Road Landing
Senior Citizens Craft Shop
Wimberley
C.M. Allen Parkway
Ste
San Marcos
Wimberley Lions Club
Will Douglass
Wimberley Shrine Club
Shrine Club
Woodcarvers Club
Wimberley Woodcarvers Club
Sr. Citizens Center
Los Flores
Silver-Haired Legislature launches 1996 campaign
Senior Texans may file candidacy forms starting January 2, 1996 to select 116 delegates via a May 28 statewide election. The non profit body aims to amplify senior voices in Texas politics, encourage civic involvement, and advance resolutions on senior issues. Eligible candidates are 60+ as of January 1, 1996, residents of listed counties, registered Texas voters, and capable of full participation. A $5 filing fee applies and packets are at the Capital Area Agency on Aging in Austin starting January 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TSHL
Texas
Bastrop
Blanco
Burnet
Caldwell
Fayette
Hays, Lee
Llano
Travis
Williamson
Capital Area
SH 35
Suite
Austin
Pleas By Reba Smith Advice on Mail Enclosures
A Q and A column explains that bulky items belong in padded bags, not white letter envelopes, to avoid jams in high speed cancelling and sorting machines. It notes mail must be enclosed in padded bags for keys and other items to protect all mail. It also states that since 1981 the Postal Service has been self supporting, no government tax money funds operations.
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Postal Service
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Phil Hines
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Reba Smith
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Woodcreek
Craftmaster Custom Homes
Woolsey Realty Company Inc
P.O
Woolsey . Fox
Canyon Lake
Oak Ridge
R.R
Oakwood Hills
Burnett Ranch
Canyon Lake Hills
Espinazo del Diablo
Ledgerock
Paradise Valley
Woodcreek North
Eppre Guupert Beal
Blanco Reap Development Co
Fox
Twin Bluffs
Blanco River
W.I.S.D
Rancho Grande
Lone Man Creek
Cypress Creek
River Meadows
Jim Henderson
P.O. Box
Lone Man Creek Canyon
Oaks
Burnett
Charles Ogden Wimberley
Cedar O
Steve Carter
Dripping Springs
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