Shopper News Note

The Lindsay Lions Club is now collecting donations for the Delta Bus Senior Citizens Ride Free program, according to Frankie Minton.
"The Lindsay Lions Club has collected the last 13 years, and has successfully raised the amount of money that is required to run the program for our seniors. The many contributions from our community have been appreciated and we hope to do the same again this year with your help. Any size donation is welcome and much appreciated," Ms. Minton added.
Many of the senior citizens in Lindsay and the surrounding area do not have access to transportation. They are unable to afford a car, or they are no longer able to drive. Many are also very limited on income. Therefore, in order to help support this very important segment of the community, Lindsay Lions Club will be collecting dontations to guarantee that senior citizens will ride free on the Delta Bust Transit. 
All monies donated for this purpose will be given to the Delta Bus Transit for the continuance of this program.
"Even with the Covid-19 crisis, the Delta Bus is still running and helping to transport the seniors to pick up medicine and other needs. With people getting vaccinated, seniors are being picked up more often. Please make checks out to DELTA BUS TRANSIT and mail to: Frankie Minton, Chairman, P.O. Box 644, Lindsay, OK 73052. We will be happy to mail a receipt if needed. Thank you so much for your support," Ms. Minton continued.
Those needing further information may contact Ms. Minton at 405-756-2925.  

Lindsay High School (LHS) graduating seniors may apply for the Beta Sigma Phi scholarships, according to Lisa Hilliard. 
Applications are now available, and may be picked up in Ms. Sapp's office inside the Lindsay High School Principal's office.  
The LHS Principal's office is located inside the school, at the corner of S.W. 8th and Creek Streets in Lindsay.
All scholarship applications must be returned to Ms. Sapp Mon., Apr. 14.
"We encourage all LHS graduating seniors to apply," Ms. Hilliard added.
Those needing further information may contact Ms. Hilliard at 405-756-6652.

All are welcome to come play or listen! That's the word from the organizers of the First Fridays Gospel & Bluegrass Open Jam.
That's right! An open Gospel Bluegrass Jam, called First Fridays, is held the first Friday of each month at Erin Springs Baptist Church, according to jam organizer David Weinberg.
Open jam will begin  at 6:00 p.m. Most jam sessions will end by 9:00 p.m.
Time slot length may vary depending on attendance, and will be assigned on a first-come basis, excepting any special guest arrangements.
"Erin Springs Baptist Church has been kind enough to allow us use of their facility, so I personally request that we all behave respectfully in all ways, and bring no food or drink into the sanctuary," says Mr. Weinberg.
The church is located at 13053 State Hwy. 76, south of Lindsay.
Those who have questions may contact Mr. Weinberg at 630-456-6744.
More details are available at facebook.com/oklahomabluegrassassociation.