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Group Meets At Russell Church

RUSSELL — Warren-Jamestown Christian Women, Village Missions Country Partners, held its Jan. 10 program at Praise Fellowship Church, Russell with Nancy Schuyler welcoming guests. Spiritual speaker, Nina Bell, of Cherry Creek told of how her faith helped her cope and survive a tumultuous marriage to an alcoholic and how she found inner peace. The group’s Valentine luncheon will be held on Tuesday, Feb. 14, at noon at Praise Fellowship Church. Speaker will be Janeen Beard, who will discuss going back to school at age 65 for a nursing degree to start up Christian-based Lander Hope Clinic. Lunch is provided by the committee for $6. Bring a $1 brown bag for exchange. Call Judy Crothers at 814-723-7613 or Nancy Schuyler at 716-720-4410 for reservations by Feb. 12. There are no dues or membership. Bring a friend and new guests are always welcome.

Reading To People Who Are Blind For Over

35 Years

For over 35 years, people throughout Western New York and Southern Ontario have read newspapers, books, magazines, and other printed materials for people who are blind or cannot read for any reason.  The volunteers spend a couple hours a week recording from their homes or any quiet space of their choosing. Their recordings are then made available online or over the air through a special receiver and are listened to by anyone who cannot read. Many listeners feel that this is an integral part of their day. It is the only way they can hear of their local news, advertisements, or even obituaries. They also enjoy listening to a favorite book or magazine. The volunteers love reading aloud for them and imagine they are reading to a loved one sitting next to them. Among the publications read through the service is The Post-Journal. Anyone interested in participating can visit nfradioreading.org or call 716-821-5555.

Senior Group Shares Potluck Dinner

STOW — The North Harmony Senior Citizens shared a potluck dinner on Jan. 16 with 38 members and one guest present. Birthdays of Beverly Butts, Lois Kesby and Regina Weatherbee were celebrated. There were no anniversaries to be acknowledged. Of note in the business conducted was general agreement to continue meeting at noon for Feb. 20 and March 20. Dinners will resume at 5 p.m. in April and continue through October. The next officers, board and general membership meeting will be Feb. 6 at 11 a.m. and the next potluck dinner/meeting will be Feb. 20 at noon.

Church To Host Meeting On Homeschool

Program

CLYMER — Edwards Chapel United Methodist Church, 9227 Cherry Hill Road, Clymer, is opening its doors as a host for a new Christian Homeschool program. An informational meeting for parents and volunteers will be held at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 7.

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