The independent. (Vernonia, Or.) 1986-current, April 03, 2003, Page 6, Image 6

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The INDEPENDENT, April 3, 2003
By Karen Miller
H e y
no stalg ia
fans - It’s
the Name
that Mys­
tery Per­
son Ring
of
Fire
p h o to
c o n te s t,
coming to
the center, Wednesday, April 9.
Come on in, take a guess at
who the Vernonia person might
be! Now, Robb, you can come
too, but shhh, don’t tell! Win­
ners announced at lunchtime.
Our cook, Jamie says every­
one is welcome to come to her
ham Easter dinner on April 16.
Our same modest price, Age 60
and up, donation of $2.50, un­
der 60, price of $3.25. Easter
eggs on the menu for sure!
Remember, games, here on
Thursdays. Is there anyone in­
terested in a spinning class?
INFORMATION NUMBERS
COLCO Transportation
..........- ............. 429-4304
Senior Advocate.. 429-9112
Senior Center..... 429-3912
Back row, f-r, Ben Edgar,
Pastor Joel Stith, Dan Baker,
Dennis Chadek, Kory Wil-
liams. Front, l-r, Lisa Edgar,
Shawn Baker, Joanie Williams
and Margaret Brown.
Vernonia Christian Church
will begin a new contemporary
service, Saturday Praise, April
5 at 6:30 p.m., at 410 North
Street.
A worship band with songs
from artists such as Michael W.
Smith, Brian Doerkson, Tim
Hughes, Chris Tomlin, Vine-
yard, Maranatha and others,
will lead something different,
refreshing and life changing.
“We have worked hard to
create something that will touch
your heart and life and help you
to experience God’s love and
care for you,” said Pastor Joel
Stith.
lews
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Jesus
Need any sweet Easter
dresses? Moms and daughters
alike - come in and see our
Easter selections.
One of our seniors took ad­
vantage of Free Tax Help, a
volunteer program adm inis­
tered through the AARP Foun­
dation in cooperation with the
IRS and the Oregon Depart­
ment of Revenue.
One nice thing about getting
older; as the noise level goes
up, our hearing goes down!
But, if you feel you’re missing
out, there’s help. A hearing aid
specialist is here at the center
every second Friday of the
month from 11:00 a.m. to noon.
We have hearing aid batter­
ies for sale and can order other
sizes if we don’t have what you
need in stock.
W e’re sure some of you
crossword puzzle fans will be in
hot competition for the Senior
Spelling Bee on June 7. Just a
reminder!
See you April 9.
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