WILLIAMS – The Community United Methodist Church of Williams will hold it’s annual St. Patrick’s Day corned beef supper next Tuesday. The supper will run from 5 to 7 p.m. or until they run out of food. The church is located on the corner of Sherman and 2nd Street.
This popular event includes potatoes and carrots, rolls and desserts with the traditional corned beef and cabbage. Drinks included.
WILLIAMS — St. Joseph the Worker Catholic Church of Williams proudly presents the legendary Michael John Poirier in concert Monday and Tuesday, March 16 and 17. The concerts begin at 7 p.m.
Poirier is a well-known Christian artist whose music is available through Amazon and through the online store on his web site.
St. Joseph the Workder Catholic Church is located at 900 W. Grant behind the Family Dollar store. Call (928)635-2430 for more information.
FLAGSTAFF — The Northern Arizona Authors’ Association will meet this Saturday, March 14 at Flagstaff.
The meeting will be from 10 a.m. to noon at 2525 N. Eddy Drive in the Cheshire neighborhood off of 180. Go past the Museum of Northern Arizona, through the traffic light where Fremont and Schultz split. Go past the Shell station and immediately turn left on Peak View. Drive almost to the end of the street to North Eddy.
Members are encouraged to bring something you have written or are working on.
WILLIAMS – The Arizona State Council of the Knights of Columbus is holding its annual raffle to support local charities. Tickets are $5 each, $20 for 5 or $100 for a book of 30. The drawing is May 16 and winners need not be present to win.
Prizes are a $10,000; $7000; $5000; $3000; $2000, $1000 and four $500 cash prizes.
You can purchase tickets from any Knights of Columbus member or at the St. Joseph the Worker Catholic Church in Williams at 900 W Grant Ave. Call (928) 635-2430 for more information.
WILLIAMS – The Williams Young LIfe will hold a steak dinner and auction fundraiser at the Lost Canyon Dining Hall at 1450 Perkinsville Road. Adult tickets are $8 each, $5 per ticket for kids 4 to 12-years-old and kids under 3 eat free. You can reserve a table of 8 for $55,
There will also be a silent and live auction held. If you desire to donate, you can contact Patrick at (602)526-4398.
The dinner will be held on March 29. Tickets are available at Cafe 326 on Route 66 or through any Young Life or Wyldlife member.
To reach the camp, go up 4th Avenue to Perkinsville Road and look to the left just as you pass Santa Fe dam.
WILLIAMS – The American Legion and VFW Ladies Auxiliaries will be hosting a pancake breakfast this Saturday, February 21 at the Williams Senior Center.
The breakfast is $5 per person and runs from 7 to 11 a.m. The breakfast includes pancakes with syrup and butter, sausage patties, orange juice and coffee.
The Williams Senior Center is located at 850 W. Grant Street behind Safeway.
WILLIAMS – St. John’s Episcopal-Lutheran Church in Williams held a successful Shrove Tuesday pancake dinner to kick off the season of Lent. There were problems with the electrical, but volunteers successfully maneuvered around the difficulty.
If you missed it, Shrove Tuesday will be on February 9 in 2016.
This leads to the first day of Lent known as Ash Wednesday. Today is a day of fasting for those who hold this season faithful. On this day there will be services for the faithful in which they will have an ash cross placed on their forehead. If your organization is holding a service for Ash Wednesday, make sure you get your ash in Church.
WILLIAMS – The Grand Canyon Friends of the NRA is selling tickets for your choice between two guns. Tickets are $10 each or 3 for $20. Only 200 tickets will be sold and there are less than 100 left. The drawing will take place when all tickets are sold.
The winner will have their choice between two weapons. The Ruger American bolt action rifle in .308 caliber or Soeger P350 pump action 12 gauge shotgun.
The winner must be able to comply with all State and federal laws concerning firearms. Must be at least 18-years old and able to pass background check.
The group is also gearing up for their annual dinner at Doc Holiday’s in Williams. The dinner is August 1 and the doors open at 4:30 p.m. Tickets must be purchased in advance.
The Grand Canyon Friends of the NRA supports sport shooting events in the northern Arizona area.
For more information or to purchase tickets, contact Williams Wear inside Buck’s Place at 117 W Route66 in downtown Williams.
From See’s Catalog
The See’s selection consists of box candies wrapped in special Easter gift wrapping or individual eggs and other delights.
For more information or to order, contact Williams Wear at 117 W. Route 66 (inside the mall in Buck’s Place).
WILLIAMS – St. John’s Episcopal-Lutheran church will hold their annual Shrove Tuesday pancake dinner tomorrow from 5 to 7 p.m. The event is free, but donations are gratefully accepted.
St John’s is located at 202 W. Grant street; the corner of Grant and Second Street.
This event precedes Ash Wednesday which is the first day of Lent.