PIROHI DINNER SET FOR MARCH 21

All Saints Catholic Church is having its last Pirohi Dinner this year on Saturday, March 21, 2009 from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. Featured in our dinner will be Pirohi, stuffed cabbage, vegetables and a dessert of your choice just $9 per dinner.

The church is located on Bayshore Rd., Exit 143 east of I-75 on and a quarter mile and west of the Lee Civic Center.

SATURDAY BREAKFAST TO HELP CAPITAL FUND OF CHURCH

The First Community Congregational United Church of Christ at 200 Leeland Heights Blvd. has instituted a capital campaign building fund for a new building. Members will serve four breakfast choices every Saturday from 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. The church was the first built in Lehigh and has been active in community affairs ever since. The cost of the break is $5.

CREDIT COURSE FOR INSURANCE AGENTS IF FREE AT MICROTEL INN

Servpro is offering insurance agents and adjusters a free continuing education four-hour credit course on mold damage, Tuesday, March 24 from 8 a.m. to noon.

It will be held at Microtel Inn, 1320 Business Way, Lehigh. This course is open to the public at no charge. Buffet breakfast begins at 7:45 a.m. You must RSVP to servpro9126@msn.com or call (239) 334-8700 by March 16 to make reservations.

‘ARK OF THE COVENANT’ FEATURED AT MUSEUM

The alternative history exhibit that asks the question, “What if there’s a story behind the story?” will now be complete as its showcase piece, the Ark of the Covenant is featured at the Southwest Florida Museum of History.

The Ark of the Covenant is faithfully replicated to the dimensions as described in the Bible; 2.5 cubits long, by 1.5 cubits wide, by 1.5 cubits high. Originally constructed of acacia wood and plated entirely in gold, in Exodus God commanded that an ark be built to house the stone tablets bearing the 10 Commandments, said marketing manager Helena Finnegan. The Ark’s location has been the stuff of legend and movies over the years but its reproduction can now be seen at the museum.

From now thru June 20, visitors to the museum have the opportunity to discover for themselves the mysteries behind more than 30 stories that have been the stuff of legends, myths, conspiracy theories and movies, Finnegan said.