Jeremiah People to perform
The Jeremiah People, America’s premier Christian musical drama group will be performing at New Life Worship Center, Exit 39, Altoona, on February 21 at 7 p.m.
For 30 years, the Jeremiah People have been on the cutting edge of Christian music theater, entertaining audiences throughout the United States with the best in Christian drama and music for the entire family.
Comprised of five to eight actors/musicians/cast members, the Jeremiah People continue their tradition of laughter, tears and relevant ministry using the very best in drama, music and testimony.
So, gather up the family, bring along the neighbors and prepare for an evening of fun-filled comedy, life changing drama, hope-inspiring music and heart-felt ministry.
Ash Wednesday service
The Ash Wednesday service of Wesley and Christ United Methodist Churches will be on Wednesday, February 21, at 7 p.m. at Wesley Church on Logan Avenue.
The service will feature the Imposition of Ashes.
Pastor Barry Neal of Christ United Methodist Church, will bring the message as well as the choirs of both Wesley and Christ Church participating. The public is welcome to attend.
This service is the community service of the Tyrone Cluster of the United Methodist Churches.
TACM announces Lenten luncheon schedule
Tyrone Area Cooperative Ministries (TACM) has announced its Lenten luncheon series to be held each Wednesday, February 21 through March 28, in preparation of the celebration of Easter.
The Church of the Good Shepherd will once again host the Lenten luncheons beginning at noon each week with special music by Joan Smith.
The speaker for the February 21 luncheon is the Rev. A. Michele Somerville, pastor of the Bald Eagle and Grazierville United Methodist Churches. The luncheon will be prepared by members of Christ United Methodist Church.
On February 28 the message will presented by the Rev. Barry Neal of Christ United Methodist Church. The luncheon will be prepared by members of Wesley United Methodist Church.
The March 7 program is in charge of the Rev. Patricia Gable, pastor of the Port Matilda United Methodist Church. The meal will be prepared by members of the First Presbyterian Church.
The Rev. Joseph T. Orr of St. Matthew Catholic Church will be the speaker at the March 14 luncheon. The meal will be prepared by Quest Haven.
The Rev. Susan H. Yatta of the First English Lutheran Church will bring the message for the March 14 Lenten luncheon. Dinner will be served by members of the Bald Eagle United Methodist Church.
The cost of Lenten luncheon is $5 and persons planning to attend should notify their church office by Monday of each week. Also, persons attending are encouraged to bring along canned goods to be given to the Tyrone Food Bank.
Money realized from Lenten luncheons will benefit the Breaking Bread Ministries of the Church of the Good Shepherd.
TAHS class of 1955
The Tyrone Area High School class of 1955 will hold its monthly get together on Wednesday, February 21 at 12:30 p.m. at Joe’s Place in Vail.
Classmates, spouses and friends are invited.
Fish fry/buffet dinners
The Warriors Mark United Methodist Church will host a series of fish fry/buffet dinners during Lent. The dinners will be held from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. on February 23 and March 2, 9, 16, 23 and 30 with varying menus. Children four and under eat for free. The Warriors Mark UM Church is handicapped accessible. Anyone with questions can contact the church office at 632-6906.
Friday fish dinners
A local Friday night tradition returns thanks to the Tyrone Community Partnership and Wesley United Methodist Church.
Fish, macaroni and cheese, stewed tomatoes, dessert and beverage will be served at the Fellowship Hall of Wesley United Methodist Church for four Fridays during Lent.
Eat in or take out. Tickets will be available at the door. Dinners will be held Fridays from 5 to 7 p.m. on February 23 and March 2, 23 and 30.
Children under five eat for free.
Annual Mission’s Convention
First Assembly of God, Tyrone, will be having their annual Mission’s Convention February 25-28 with four different missionaries on four nights. Services are at 6:30 p.m. Sunday through Tuesday and the annual Mission’s banquet is Wednesday at 6 p.m. with the missionary speaking at 7 p.m.
Everyone is welcome to come and hear these missionary speakers.
B-A Historical Society
The February meeting of the Bellwood-Antis Historical Society will be held on February 26 at 7 p.m. at the Bellwood Public Library.
Jodi Wallace will talk on birds. The public is invited.
TYBA final registration
Tyrone Youth Baseball Association will hold final registration for major and minor baseball leagues on Tuesday, February 27 at the Bull Pen Restaurant.
Any boy or girl born between may 1, 1994 and April 30, 2002 is eligible to play. Those registering must have an original copy of their birth certificate.
Those who did not turn in last year’s uniform are asked to bring it to registration.
Anyone with questions can contact Peggy Snyder, player agent, at 684-9604 or Jerry Shetler, President, at 684-2567.
Church of the Good Shepherd youth breakfasts
All sixth through 12th graders in the community are welcome to attend Church of the Good Shepherd\’s annual \”Lenten breakfasts\”. The Breakfast will be held each Wednesday until Easter, beginning February 28. Breakfast will be served at 7 a.m., and is held in the church social hall and includes lots of delicious home-cooking, along with a short time of reflection led by teens from different youth groups in the community. If you have questions, or if your youth group would like to help lead a \”reflection time\”, call the church office at 684-2472.
Class of 1952
The Tyrone High School class of 1952 will hold a luncheon at Joe’s Place, Vail, on Thursday, March 1 at noon. All classmates and guests are welcome.
Medication check-ups offered at Tyrone Senior
Community Center
Blair Senior Services, Inc. and Tyrone Hospital are co-sponsoring “Medication Check-Ups” at the Tyrone Senior Community Center on Thursday, March 8. The private, individual “medication check-ups” will be provided by Mr. Dan Irvin, PharmD, a pharmacist at Tyrone Hospital. The “check-ups” will include a review of prescribed medications, checking for drug interactions, review of medication precautions, medication side effects, and the effects of any over the counter drugs, vitamins, and herbal remedies.
The “medication check-ups” are open to individuals age 60 or older as well as family members or other caregivers who assist with medication. Appointments are required and a limited number of appointments are available. To make an appointment for a medication check-up call Tyrone Hospital at 684-6348. The Tyrone Senior Center is located at 505 West 3rd Street in Tyrone.
Preschool vision screening
Preschool vision screenings will be held March 9 at Tyrone Presbyterian Preschool at 9:15 a.m.
NARFE meeting
The National Active and Retired Federal Employees Association, Chapter 328, met February 9 at noon at King’s Restaurant, Altoona, for lunch and a business meeting.
It was reported that the annual Christmas dinner in Bellwood will be held as planned on December 14. The cost was also established. Helen Hanlon made a reservation at American Legion Park, Hollidaysburg, for the August picnic.
The next meeting will be at noon at King’s on Friday, March 9. All active and retired Federal employees and spouses are welcome.
Curves food drive
Curves will hold a food drive to benefit local food banks during March.
To celebrate the generosity of the community, Curves will waive the normal service fee for any new member who brings in a bag of non-perishable groceries and joins between March 1 and March 10.
Others wishing to donate may drop of non-perishable food items at Curves, located next to the Dollar General, Monday through Saturday during business hours.
