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Photos submitted to Times Observer Warren County Dairy Princess Elizabeth Lucks, left, and her court raised $585 for the “Fill A Glass of Hope” Campaign to be donated to the 2nd Harvest Food Bank of NWPA in Erie. They have been doing fundraisers since August during the Warren County Fair; everything from the “cup game” — make a donation, then pick a prize to “pie in the face” of whomever picture received the most donations. For every $1 raised = eight glasses of milk. At right is 2nd Harvest CEO Karen Seggi with the check from the Warren County Dairy Production.
Photos submitted to Times Observer Warren County Dairy Princess Elizabeth Lucks, left, and her court raised $585 for the “Fill A Glass of Hope” Campaign to be donated to the 2nd Harvest Food Bank of NWPA in Erie. They have been doing fundraisers since August during the Warren County Fair; everything from the “cup game” — make a donation, then pick a prize to “pie in the face” of whomever picture received the most donations. For every $1 raised = eight glasses of milk. At right is 2nd Harvest CEO Karen Seggi with the check from the Warren County Dairy Production.
Photos submitted to Times Observer Warren County Dairy Princess Elizabeth Lucks, left, and her court raised $585 for the “Fill A Glass of Hope” Campaign to be donated to the 2nd Harvest Food Bank of NWPA in Erie. They have been doing fundraisers since August during the Warren County Fair; everything from the “cup game” — make a donation, then pick a prize to “pie in the face” of whomever picture received the most donations. For every $1 raised = eight glasses of milk. At right is 2nd Harvest CEO Karen Seggi with the check from the Warren County Dairy Production.
Photos submitted to Times Observer Warren County Dairy Princess Elizabeth Lucks, left, and her court raised $585 for the “Fill A Glass of Hope” Campaign to be donated to the 2nd Harvest Food Bank of NWPA in Erie. They have been doing fundraisers since August during the Warren County Fair; everything from the “cup game” — make a donation, then pick a prize to “pie in the face” of whomever picture received the most donations. For every $1 raised = eight glasses of milk. At right is 2nd Harvest CEO Karen Seggi with the check from the Warren County Dairy Production.
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Philomel cancelation
In accordance with government mandates for safe distancing, the Philomel Club of Warren is canceling its annual May luncheon and program.
The Philomel board meeting will be held at a safe location in mid-to-late May, and board members will be contacted as to time and location.
Cancer Support Group
Due to the heath risks, the Warren Woman's Cancer Support Group is cancelled until further notice.
Hospice donations
Hospice of Warren County received contributions during the month of March in the names of James "Jim" McCollough, LeRoy Stoddard, Thomas C. Swanson, Faye Kleckner, Stella Barrett, Dorothy Brunecz, Coral Hoover, Ronald Blum, Bernadine Keith, Allene Johnson, Kathryn "Katie" Rodgers, Wilson Boyd, Lloyd J. Paul, Ron Farnham, Rex Rossey, Ronald Morse, Jean Valone, Thomas Brigiotta, Leland R. Stillson, Betty Bearfield, Jack E. Dailey, Inez "Dolly" Naegeli, Mary E. Allen, Myrtle Ferrie, Rosalind Smith, and Susan Salisbury Salapek.
Those wishing to make a donation may do so to Hospice of Warren County at P.O. Box 68, Warren, PA 16365, or online at www.hospiceofwarrencounty.org/donations. Your donations support a comprehensive Hospice Program, including the John and Orpha Blair Hospice Residence, Palliative Care Service, and The Schorman Center -- A Place for Healing Grief and Loss.