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Seniors& OLD LOG THEATER Deadline: February 12. February 22, 2001-- "A Bed Full of Foreigners" at the Old Log Theater, $35 for lunch/theater & transportation. For more info call 651-633-8333 or 763-784-5254.
SILVERTONES MEETING Our next meeting is Wednesday, February 21. Lunch following at the New Brighton Service Center.
Quilters' Corner&
ST. JOHN'S CENTENNIAL Plans are beginning for the construction of a Centennial Quilt to commemorate the anniversary of the founding of St. John the Baptist Catholic Church in New Brighton. Experienced quilters are needed and will be solicited for this project. If you are able to construct an accurate quilt block, can work cooperatively with a group, and are interested in this project we want to talk with you. Call Margaret (763) 784-5094 or leave your name and phone number at the Parish Center. All fabric will be furnished.
Bulletin Board& BAKERS WANTED Do you like to bake? Do you have a favorite sweet you like to purchase? Either way, we could use your talent! I am looking for additional volunteers to provide cookies/bars, either homemade or store bought, once a month for the Loaves and Fishes night sponsored by St. John's. I will call you during the week to see if you can provide 3 dozen cookies/bars for the monthly Monday meal. Please call Lisa Hockert @763-785-7058 if you would like to be added to the volunteer list. Thank you to the many volunteers that have been providing bakes goods for several years: Jane Brintz, Jan Czech, Judy Hoffman, Kitty Ivory, Zona Ivory, Mary Justin, Marge Kackman, Mary Ann Kaiser, Jean Larson, Mary Lombardi, Mary Murphy, Phillis Ordahl, Lucy Pallow, Mary Rekusski, Anita Rohling, Lou Seiler, Kathy Spitzmueller, Bernie Strate and Deloris Ulfig.
Youth Ministry Snapshot& "We parents sometimes overreact to things our children tell us because we are scared. The world is changing too fast, and our kids are growing up too fast: Body piercing, tattoos, drugs... Then trying to spare our kids pain, we tend to overkill the lesson we are trying to teach." -- Theresa Greestein of Edison, N.J. Parade, Aug. 6
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