Village of East Sparta issued the following announcement on Jan 14.
WAYNESBURG TALK OF THE TOWN
- Happy Birthday this week to Courtney Neidenthal, Gary Knepper, Jr., Quinn Curley, Robin Swinehart, Sophia Moneypenney, Valdis Geib, Daneielle Bisesi, Julianne Grossi, and Lisa McKown.
- Happy Anniversary to Mindi and William Ball.
- Please contact me with the names and dates of your family’s birthdays and anniversaries so I can add them to my calendar for 2022.
- Wishes of good health and God’s healing go out to Kris Anthony-Ryan, Tom Eckinger, Patty Longo, Iva Campana, Todd Reed, Wayne Vinson, Kathy Patterson, Janice Leech, Esther Albery, Nick Cappillo, Ron Suciu, and Shirley Neice.
- Sympathy is extended to the family and friends of Duane Rine.
- Xtreme Dance fitness classes began January 11. Classes are held Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5:30-6:30 both days! Classes are $5 each and are held in the lower level of the studio. Bring your yoga mat and water, and get ready to sweat.
- Less than 25 tickets remain for the St. James Catholic Church 56 Ford Car Raffle. Text 330-575-7292 to arrange a ticket purchase, or stop in at the church office at 400 W. Lisbon St. Waynesburg, OH 44688, Monday to Friday from 8:00 am-3:00 pm. Checks could also be mailed to the above address for $20 each for each ticket and they will be mailed back to you. Thank you for your support of this fund raiser.
- The Stark County Health Department was happy to deliver COVID-19 Business Safety Initiative items to Helping Hands Network in Waynesburg. If you would like to make your business safer for customers and workers, visit http://ow.ly/z7x150Hnbu0 to see if your business qualifies.
- Due to the continued spread of Covid, HHN has gone back to requiring masks to all who enter the building. Please plan accordingly. Mask Up and Stay Well!
- The Helping Hands Network is open Tuesdays and Wednesdays, 9-11:30 a.m. and 1-2:30 p.m. Please call 330-866-2005 with any questions. Financial support donations may be mailed to P.O. Box 595, Waynesburg, OH 44688. New HHN clients can register at any time. Volunteers are also welcome and can call the office for more information.
- HHN Clothing Shed in the back of the parking lot is open 24/7. Clothing, shoes, belts, purses, linens, curtains, fabric scraps over one square yard, and stuffed animals may all be bagged and placed in the shed.
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