-Car
Show/Rod Run in the Paddock/Pit Row
(Gates Open @ 4:00 p.m.)
-Burn Out
Contest @ 6:00 p.m. Professional Race Team On-Site
-Ride-Along
on the Track in Track Ready Miatas
Bring a
picnic, cooler, and chairs. Hang out,have fun, and celebrate with us. Help
raise money for our hard working, dedicated volunteer firefighters.
Admission
is free for spectators—Donations requested
Benefiting
the SouthBrazosValley
Volunteer Fire Department
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Cell Phone Collection Drive
Now
through Labor Day
The
office of Scholarships and Financial Aid of TAMU, in conjunction with Cell
Phones for Soldiers and the veteran’s student association, is organizing a
campus wide cell phone collection drive. Students, staff and faculty can
support the collection drive by donating their old cell phones at the
collection box located on the second floor of the Pavilion.
Phones
will be recycled and the proceeds will be used to purchase calling cards for
deployed service men and women. Donated phones need not be in working condition
and donations may be tax deductible. For more information go to
finanacialaid.tamu.edu
Community Wide July 3rd Celebration & Fireworks Display
July 3, 2008
at ElizabethLutheranChurch
Everyone
is invited to attend the 12th Annual Community Wide ELC July 3rd Celebration
& Fireworks Display to be held Thursday, July 3, 2008 at ElizabethLutheranChurch, on Highway 21 East & CR
307 in Caldwell
from 6:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m.
Come and
enjoy homemade hamburgers, sausage on a stick, hot dogs, cold drinks,
watermelon, and ice cream in a variety of flavors.Listen or dance to live music by the Southern
Roots Band.Children of all ages can
enjoy bingo, games, face painting, duck pond, bounce & slide, adrenaline
rush maze, raffle, silent auction and much more.Free admission to the event and dance.Food, drink, game, and raffle tickets can be
purchased at the event.
Bring
your lawn chairs and relax while you enjoy the music and view the glorious
fireworks display to close out the evening.Shuttle service provided from CaldwellHigh School.Handicap parking is available at the
church.This event is ElizabethLutheranChurch's way to share
friendship and fellowship with the community.Come out and enjoy!For more
information you may call ElizabethLutheranChurch
at (979) 567-4286 or email office@elizabeth-Lutheran.org
The community is invited to take part in a series
of summer blood drives the first Wednesday of June, July and August with
Aggieland Premiere Cinema. Those who sign up online and donate will receive a
free movie pass and a free T-shirt.
Participants can save as many as three lives with
their donation. More than 10,000 blood donations are needed this
year in BrazosValley. Individuals who Commit for
Life and donate at least once a quarter help meet this need.
Those who donate with The Blood Center of Brazos
Valley two times between June 1 and Sept. 30 will earn a $20 gift card to
Target! Donors at the June 4 drive will be halfway to securing their prize in
the Shop Card promotion. After a second successful donation in the promotion
period, donors may log on to the Commit for Life store at
www.givebloodbv.org to order their complimentary gift card.
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A&M Consolidated High School 20-Year Reunion
July 18-19, 2008 Friday Night, 7 pm (adults only) - Social at
location TBD
Saturday, 10 am -- Tour A&M Consolidated High School
Saturday, 12 pm-3 pm -- Family Lunch at the Veranda (plenty of
fun for the kids)
Saturday, 7 pm-midnight (adults only) -- Dinner/Dance
For more information call Rodney Wellmann @ 979-229-0931
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Rape Crisis Center, Brazos Valley
RapeCrisis Center, Brazos Valley (RCCBV) is collecting used and unwanted cell phones to raise funds to provide direct services to survivors, including a 24-hour hotline, individual and group counseling services, crisis intervention services and accompaniments to local hospitals, law enforcement agencies and court proceedings.
The public can help by donating unneeded cell phones to RCCBV. There is a collection box located at University Title Company, 1021 University Dr. East in College Station. This is an ongoing fundraiser.
By donating cell phones, the public not only helps Rape Crisis Center, Brazos Valley provide services to victims of sexual assault, they also help the environment, while at the same time getting rid of unneeded clutter in their homes.
Organized in 1981, RapeCrisis Center, BrazosValley is a non-profit agency providing advocacy, referral, counseling and information services to survivors of sexual violence and a comprehensive public education program in respect to the crime of sexual assault. Visit them online at www.rapecrisisbv.org.
Have you ever been to the local farmers' market? Come to the Brazos Valley Farmers' Market this Saturday and get farm fresh eggs, honey and peppers from local growers. Other products there this Saturday include okra, eggplant, onions, herbs and homemade soap. The Brazos Valley Farmers' Market is every Saturday from 8 till noon on the corner of William J. Bryan and Texas. For more information visit their website at www.brazosvalleyfarmersmarket.com
Saturday morning we will load up
equipment on trailers and parade down Hwy 6 to Texas Ave turnoff in College
Station and drive up Texas
Ave to 26th
Street in Bryan
make left 3 blocks cross over Tabor
Rd and unload equipment and display on 26th St between Main St and Tabor
and Main St
and Bryan St.
Equipment will be covered at night - we
will provide security until 10pm Saturday(Will get veteran volunteers) and
the Bryan Police Department will cover until morning.
Historical Downtown Bryan Veterans Day Weekend
Display of military equipment from
Museum of the American G.I.
College Station, Texas
VeteransMuseum with
military/veterans displays from area museums and individuals. Covering all
wars.
Participation will include local
historical societies, DAR, DART, Confederates Civil War, WWI&II
etc.
Sunday BBQ + entertainment(1-5pm) at
Palace Theater.
All monies benefit Museum of the
American G.I., College Station,
Texas.
Bryan Rotary Club Veterans Parade is at
2:30pm Sunday.
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Red Cross Disaster Kits
PREPARING THE BRAZOSVALLEY
Emergencies can strike at anytime.Prepare yourself with an Emergency Preparedness Kit.The kit is packed with useful items to aid an adult for three days during the event of an emergency.This kit contains food bars (4800 calories), emergency blanket, rain poncho with hood, breathing mask, 2 qts water, whistle, water storage bag, three 12-hour light sticks, flashlight w/batteries, AM/FM radio w/batteries, pair of work gloves, six moist towelettes, 10’ x 10’ plastic sheeting, emergency preparedness card, duct tape, First Aid/Preparedness Instruction booklet and a personal first aid kit - all packed in a heavy duty and portable red nylon backpack.Kits are similar to illustration above.
Kit Price: $49.95 + sales tax $4.12 = $54.07
For more information call the Brazos Valley Branch office at (979)776-8279or come by the office at 4240 Boonville Rd, Bryan. Fax(979)776-9357.
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TEXAS GREAT PYRENEES RESCUE ADOPTIONS!!!
Adoptions are held
the first Sunday of every month at Pet Smart in College Station from Noon - 4
pm.
We have
beautiful dogs that are in need of homes. All our dogs are current
on their vaccinations, have been spayed/neutered and are treated for Heartworm
and on preventative and flea free. The dogs are kept in foster care and not in
kennels. Most are crate trained and have some basic training. Puppies are
available as well as live stock trained guardian dogs.
Successful
rescue isn't done by one but by many… We are desperate for fosters that are
willing to work with these gentle giants. Can't foster, we have many other
areas that we can use volunteers in as well!
This
rescue group holds the 501(c)(3) non profit status with the Internal Revenue
Service and completely run by volunteers. Texas Great Pyrenees Rescue (TGPR) was
created in January of 2001 to provide an organized group of caring members to
help the overwhelming number of pyrs in need in Texas. We are dedicated to the protection and
rescue of Great Pyrenees in Texas and the surrounding areas. TGPR helps
Pyrs that are considered at-risk for physical/mental injury, cruelty and
abandonment that may be subject to euthanasia and inhumane
treatment.