DRIPPING MONDAY: THE WEEK AHEAD
The Dripping Springs Toastmasters club celebrates its one-year anniversary and achievement of receiving the top honor from Toastmasters International — the blue ribbon for being a President's Distinguished Club — in its first year. Club meetings are open to the community and promise an hour of enthusiasm, fun, and personal improvement. Members meet weekly to develop better communication skills in a safe, friendly environment. The Club has grown to 31 community members and has room for many more. Meet this Tuesday (and every Tuesday) from 6:30PM - 7:30PM at Pioneer Bank (100 Creek Road) For more information, contact Patrick Reznik at (512) 773-9639 or preznik@georgeandbrothers.com.
Scooby's Haunted Carnival from 1:00PM - 6:00PM on Saturday is a fun benefit for Texas Hearing & Service Dogs (at 4925 Bell Springs Road) featuring Scooby's Haunted Maze, Mystery Cake Walk, Costume Contest with Prizes and Special Guests: Scooby, Shaggy, Daphne and the Gang! Tickets are just $5 per ghoul. Visit servicedogs.org or call (512) 891-9090 for more information. THSD is a non-profit organization that rescues shelter dogs and trains them to assist Texans living with physical disabilities. THSD provides the dogs and training free of charge. They’ve served Texas for nearly 20 years.
Hill Country Nursing and Rehabilitation (1505 W Highway 290) presents a "Safe Halloween" from 6:00PM - 7:00PM on Saturday. Bring your little ghosts and goblins by for treats and treasures. Across from the new post office.
After months of planning, filming and editing, the Hays County Historical Commission has completed their new documentary, "Captain Jack" on Captain Jack C. Hays and his Texas Rangers. The 30-minute film tells the story of Hays County’s namesake from his arrival in Texas in late 1837 to his death in Oakland, California, in 1883.Check out the free public screening on Sunday at 4:00PM at Salt Lick Thurman's Mansion. Learn more at hayshistoricalcommission.com.
Scooby's Haunted Carnival from 1:00PM - 6:00PM on Saturday is a fun benefit for Texas Hearing & Service Dogs (at 4925 Bell Springs Road) featuring Scooby's Haunted Maze, Mystery Cake Walk, Costume Contest with Prizes and Special Guests: Scooby, Shaggy, Daphne and the Gang! Tickets are just $5 per ghoul. Visit servicedogs.org or call (512) 891-9090 for more information. THSD is a non-profit organization that rescues shelter dogs and trains them to assist Texans living with physical disabilities. THSD provides the dogs and training free of charge. They’ve served Texas for nearly 20 years.
Hill Country Nursing and Rehabilitation (1505 W Highway 290) presents a "Safe Halloween" from 6:00PM - 7:00PM on Saturday. Bring your little ghosts and goblins by for treats and treasures. Across from the new post office.
After months of planning, filming and editing, the Hays County Historical Commission has completed their new documentary, "Captain Jack" on Captain Jack C. Hays and his Texas Rangers. The 30-minute film tells the story of Hays County’s namesake from his arrival in Texas in late 1837 to his death in Oakland, California, in 1883.Check out the free public screening on Sunday at 4:00PM at Salt Lick Thurman's Mansion. Learn more at hayshistoricalcommission.com.
Posted by DSBabble.com at Sunday, October 25, 2009 7:33 PM 
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Tags: hays county historical commission safe halloween dripping springs toastmasters scooby's haunted carnival
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