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

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February 15, 2012
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Thirst No More will be the featured musicians at the Gospel Jamboree.  Their original music and testimonies speak of their faith and relationships with God. From l-r Ed Pottenger, Greg Day and Donnie Dunn.

Gospel Jamboree presents the gospel trio "Thirst No More"

The featured musicians for the next Gospel Jamboree will be "Thirst No More."
This gospel trio made up of three men, Ed Pottenger, Greg Day and Donnie Dunn, have been involved in bringing gospel music ministry to the Yakima County jail's biblical units for men and women, correction centers and numerous churches across central Washington including cowboy churches.
Wednesday, Feb. 15 Hamburger with lettuce/tomato/onion, split pea soup, potato salad, rosy pears.
Thursday
, Feb. 16 Lemon parsley chicken, brown rice pilaf, glazed carrots, wheat bread, frosted cake.
Friday
, Feb. 17 Birthday Day. Roast beef with gravy, mashed potatoes with gravy, Italian blend vegetables, wheat dinner roll, ice cream.
Monday
, Feb. 20 Closed for President's Day.
Tuesday, Feb. 21 Cube steak with country gravy, mashed potatoes with gravy, peas and pearl onions, whole wheat bread, sherbet.
By Helen Carrell
Monday lunch was Swedish meatballs with all kinds of yummy items for lunch. Tai chi in the evening.
Tuesday morning the Happi Time Band performed at the center for one and all to enjoy. In the evening it was time for the pinochle players to enjoy counting their melt and munching on the goodies.
Stroke and Osteoporosis screenings coming to Prosser

Residents living in and around the Prosser community can be screened to reduce their risk of having a stroke or bone fracture.
United Methodist Church will host Life Line Screening on 2/23/2012.  The site is located at 824 Sixth Street in Prosser. 
Four key points every person needs to know:
Stroke is the third leading cause of death and a leading cause of permanent disability
Illnesses reported among attendees, participants of state cheerleading tourney

State and local health officials are investigating a possible intestinal illness outbreak among attendees of a cheerleading competition in Everett last weekend.
Thousands of people attended the event at Everett's Comcast Arena on Feb. 4; onset of symptoms reportedly began on Feb. 5 and 6. Symptoms include vomiting and diarrhea.
The Washington State Department of Health is working closely with the Snohomish Health District on the investigation. The cause and source of the illnesses, as well as the total number of people sickened, are unknown. Teams and supporters from around the state participated.