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613 7th Street
Prosser, WA 99350
509-786-1711

Community
February 15, 2012
Club News
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Rod Stutzman and part of his group that conducted a benefit mission to Haiti, spoke to the Prosser Rotary Club on Feb. 9. Shown (l to r) Andrew Whittaker, Isaac Wilkins, Pastor Stutzman, Abi Stutzman and Michele Villarreal.

 Rod Stutzman, Pastor of the Prosser Community Church, and members of the mission group to Haiti spoke to the Prosser Rotary Club on Feb. 9, 2012. The project originated with the Honorat family who gained their education in the U.S., returned to Haiti and started the Haiti Arise Project following the devastating earthquake that struck Haiti several years ago. The Prosser Community Church sponsored a group last year and then sent a return group in January.

What happens when a couple of dozen people spend a couple of months rehearsing lines, stitching costumes, searching for props and building a set? Come see for yourself Friday or Saturday as Valley Theater Company presents the final two performances of "The Hallelujah Girls."
Audiences opening weekend laughed their way through the two-hour comedy about the women of Eden Falls, Georgia, their lives and loves. Thanks to everyone who attended! If you were not able to, we hope to have you in the audience this weekend!
Eagles
Prosser Eagles is having a spaghetti dinner Feb. 17th served 6-7.  Horseracing at 7:00 followed by Karaoke at 9:00.Texas Hold Em Tournaments every Tuesday and Saturday at 6:30.Homemade soups on Tuesdays served at 11:00 a.m. till gone.ALL U CAN EAT Crab Feed on Feb. 24 for $30.00 per person.  Need to purchase our tickets in advance at the Eagles.  Signups for dinner times are 5-7 and 7-9 followed by the band Last Call playing 9-1.  Please get our tickets by February 17. For more information call 786-1844.  This is also OPEN HOUSE so all are welcome.
VFW
Gerry's haircuts 10:00 - 1:00 on Feb. 15. Ed and Ethel Heard's 60th wedding anniversary celebration on Feb. 18 starting at 6:00 with live music that evening. Free darts and pool on Sundays. Swim Team will have a breakfast on Feb. 25 served 8-11. February birthday's celebration on Feb. 25 8-12 with Karaoke.   

The guest speaker at Tuesday morning's (Feb. 7) Kiwanis Club meeting was Patricia "Trisha" Taylor, PHS Key Club President and Past Lieutenant Governor.
Trisha recounted the community service projects that Key Club has been involved with so far this year.  They have participated in Trick-or -Treat for UNICEF (United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund), a district wide cancer awareness project and making trauma dolls for Seattle's Children's Hospital.