Senior Citizens to hear trio
Food, music, and fellowship will be on the agenda when the Ada Senior Citizens meet on Wednesday, June 14, at Community Health Professionals. A carry-in picnic will kick-off the festivities at noon.
The female trio, Believe!, will provide the vocal entertainment and inspirational messages. Believe! Formed 2010. Barb Swartz, Cindy Zachman and Stacy Kirkey met while participating in an Emmaus Walk, a nondenominational Christian retreat.
There will be a short business meeting. Cards and games will be available.
The June 28 meeting will begin at 12:30 p.m. at CHP and will consist of a short business meeting followed by cards and games.
Citizens age 55 and over who reside in the Ada area may join the group for $10.
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