November 2010

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	Local Organizations
Every Thursday	Rotary Club 12:00 Noon @ Lakeside County Club
Every Wednesday	Kiwanis Club 7:00 AM Breakfast @ Family Life Center, First Baptist Church
Every Tuesday	Lions Club 12:00 Noon @ Texas Cattle Exchange
3rd Tuesday	Eastland Sons of Confederate Veterans, Camp #488 6:00 PM @ The Eastland County Museum
2nd Monday	Eastland Economic Development NOON @ City Hall
3rd Monday	Eastland City Commissioners 6:00 PM @ City Hall
2nd & 4th Mondays	Eastland County Commissioners 9:00AM @ Courthouse
2nd Monday	Eastland ISD 6:00 PM @ School
3rd Wednesday	Eastland Communities Senior Organization 12 NOON @ Park Hill Senior Building Also, GAME DAY every Wednesday and Friday from 9:00AM to 2:00PM
3rd Thursday	Eastland Memorial Hospital 11:00 AM @ Hospital
3rd Thursday	Eastland County Water Supply District 6:00 PM (Dates & times are subject to change)
3rd Wednesday	Eastland County Child Welfare Board NOON @ 1331 E. Main St
2nd Tuesday	Eastland Memorial Hospital Volunteers 5:30PM @ Hospital
2rd Thursday	Artists of Eastland County 6:30PM @ Eastland Senior Citizens Center
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One Starry Night - DEC 5th

11/10/2009 - The Eastland Civic League, Eastland Community Foundation, and the Eastland Chamber of Commerce are hosting, "One Starry Night", a downtown Christmas Celebration on Saturday, December 5th, from 6-8 p.m.

The celebration will begin at the Courthouse with the lighting of the Christmas Tree and resume in the Grimes Garden. Participants will be treated to scrumptious refreshments, sleigh rides, musical performances, and an appearance by Mr. and Mrs. Claus!!! Complimentary pictures with Santa will be taken, and will be available for pick up at Wal-Mart on Monday, December 7th, at the photo department. In the event of inclement weather, the celebration will take place in the Courthouse and the sleigh rides will be cancelled.

Please contact the Community Foundation at 254.631.0708, or the Chamber at 254.629.2332, for additional information or questions. We hope to see you on, "One Starry Night" in December!!!

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