Hobby Lobby plans full slate for 1992 season
The Hobby Lobby committee in Wimberley announces a diverse 1992 calendar sponsored by the Civic Club with proceeds benefiting the Chamber of Commerce Crisis Bread Basket Village Library and Scholarship Fund. Chair Martha Knies with vice Hedrick promises many favorites plus new programs including cooking lessons birding field trips and book reviews and urges reservations after Jan 16.
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Winter Birding at Village Library Plans Four Sessions
Hobby Lobby resumes its Winter Birding program led by Carl and Elanore Miller along with Steve Flocke and Myra Blossom. Four 8 a.m. walks behind the Village Library run February 4, 11, 18, and 25 at $10 per person for all trips. Contact Carl, Elanore at 847-2946 or Steve at 847-9393 after 6 p.m. to reserve.
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