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Fairview to take part in Make a Difference Day
Make a Difference Day is today, and Fairview will take an active part.
Sponsored by Fairview Lions Club, workers have been soliciting for projects through several churches in the Ministerial Alliance, the Lions Club and local businesses.
Workers are to meet at the Methodist Church on East Elm at 7 a.m. Coffee and doughnuts will be furnished by the Lions Club. Assign-ments will be made then.
Lunch is expected to be provided for workers at noon by women of St. Ann’s Catholic Church and the Methodist Church.
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Applications for weatherization inspections will be available for people who have concerns about adequate protection from the elements during seasons of bad weather.
This program is presented by Opportunities Inc. of Watonga, an organization that provides much support to people in need in Fairview and Major County. Grant money has been made available to Opportunities Inc. so qualified homes might receive work to stop air filtration, including insulation of attics. For information, call Opportunities Inc. at (580) 623-7283
Church
Catherine Zoller will be the speaker for Laity Sunday on Sunday at Fairview First United Methodist Church.
She is a writer, author and inspirational speaker who brings messages to church groups. Her newest book, “The Rhyme and Reason Series: Genesis,” has been released recently. She will review that and give her talk, “Ouch, God! That Hurts!” an approach to handling suffering in one’s life.
Worship service at the church, 811 E. Elm, starts at 10 a.m. The public is invited.
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