[05/21/01]

CLUBS

KIWANIS Noon Tuesday, Maxwell’s; speaker will be Selena Greenlee, Mississippi State Department of Health.

LIONS Noon Wednesday, Maxwell’s; Brad Bigger, manager of International Paper Vicksburg Mill, will speak.

PUBLIC PROGRAMS

PUBLIC LIBRARY SCHEDULE Tuesday: 10:30 a.m., “Little Critter’s The Picnic” and more will be read followed by crafts; Wednesday: 10:30 a.m., “Peter’s Pockets” and other stories will be read followed by an art project.

WE CARE COMMUNITY SERVICE Applications for the summer program for grades K-12 now available; 909 Walnut St.; 638-6327.

FIBRO SUPPORT GROUP OF MISSISSIPPI 6 p.m. Tuesday, St. Dominic Jackson Memorial Hospital; 866-2278, 857-2193, 605-6258 or 845-2971.

PETTWAY FAMILY REUNION Noon-until, Saturday, Bovina Pavilion; bring a covered dish and drinks.

JUNETEENTH HERITAGE FESTIVAL Applications for all interested in participating in the festival are available at The Heritage Center, 1414 Washington St., and Shabaka’s, Pemberton Square mall; essay contest for grades 7-12 should be be a one-page essay with cover sheet on “The Importance of Juneteeth Celebrations,” entries should be mailed to P.O. Box 1503, Vicksburg, MS. 39181, by June 1.

SENIOR CENTER Monday: 1 p.m., basic sewing; 1, “How to finish your chair bottom using Thrush,” with Francis Shaffer; 6-8, social and line dance class; Tuesday: 10-11 a.m., beginner computer; 11-noon, intermediate computer; 1-2 p.m., learn to play the dulcimer; 1, “How to finish your chair bottom using Thrush;” Wednesday: 10 a.m., TRIAD; 10, NIA exercise class; noon, grilled chicken lunch with Don Miller; 1:30 p.m., beginner acrylic art class.

CHURCHES

BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Revival, 7 nightly through Friday; the Rev. David Brown Jr. will be guest speaker; Kevin Winters and the choir will provide music.