THE PARISH VOICE

Newsletter of Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church of Milton, PA “God’s Work, Our Hands.”

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Vol. 28 No. 9 September, 2010 ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

September 12 – 9 a.m. Sunday School Kick-Off

Beth Yenchko will be with us in Sunday School and sharing the sermon in worship. There will be a potluck meal after worship. Plan to be a part of the learning, worship, & fellowship!

September 12 – 7 p.m. Sr. Youth Group Kick-Off Meeting

All youth in 8th grade and older are welcome to join in the fun, food, & fellowship. Come have fun, bring a friend, bring ideas, and plan events for the year!!

September 17 – Bible Buddies, 5:30-7:00 p.m.

September 19 – 9 a.m. Gerasene Team Meeting

Join us to study, pray, and ponder ways we can reach out in our surrounding neighborhoods and share the power of Jesus with others! You don’t want to miss being a part of this!!

September 19 – Bible Study, 7 p.m. September 26 – Confirmation Class, 9 a.m.

Mission Statement of Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church

We are called by God to follow Christ’s example

and teachings by worshipping, witnessing, learning, supporting one another, and reaching out to others.

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Public Office Hours are Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. (unless previously noted in the weekly bulletin or monthly newsletter). Please feel free to stop by with bulletin announcements or monthly newsletter articles. Deadlines:

Bulletin announcements are due in office by Wednesday at 12:00 noon. Newsletter articles are due in office by the 10th of each month (unless otherwise noted on newsletter calendar or bulletin). Deadline for the next newsletter is September 8, with assembly on Thursday, September 23. Please e-mail secretary@christlutheranmpa.org with any bulletin announcements or newsletter articles.

ADDRESS/EMAIL CHANGE/ADDITION

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“Seasons…” It’s hard to believe, as I sit in my office today on a

SWELTERING August morning, that Fall is just around the corner. The Spring and Summer we all longed for in those cold days of January and February are slipping away again, reminding us that September’s school and work schedule is upon us.

It’s good that God gives us these changes to refresh and renew us. It is also good that God gives us a new September every year. We gear up again from our relaxed mode and enter the joy of a new year of serving and learning. We’re soon going to be blessing the new school year in worship, watching busses return to the roads, and feeling the 90s of August return to the beautiful 60s and 70s of September and October. Just writing about the new things does something to my soul; it calms me, re-directs me, and reminds me that God’s seasons of life are just like God’s seasons of weather. Sometimes we are cozy and warm inside, other times we are out there in the world taking in all the fun of being outside, other times we are nursing the beauty of God’s creation, many times we are grumpy because life doesn’t give us enough time to see a new perspective or really pay attention to all that God gives us. Sometimes we are bursting with energy and vitality; other times we’d rather crawl back in bed and stay there for a while.

Welcome to God’s season of September. Come inside a little bit – return to the routine of Fall, and ponder how blessed

these warm spring and summer days have been. Find a new way to grow in faith as we wind down the outdoor, traveling times of our lives and stay home for a while to be God’s disciples together in this time of our lives.

Join your church family in growing together. Try something new. Turn your eyes toward the things God is calling you to begin or

renew in September.

“For everything there is a season, and a time for every matter under heaven…”

Ecclesiastes 3:1 (NRSV)

Your partner in mission and ministry,

Pastor Pat

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Prayer Concerns

Members, Friends and Family of Christ Lutheran Prayer List… For the sick: Tiffany Delp; Mike Hobbins; Donna Sauers For those with ongoing, extended illness: Pr. Gene Alexander; Joan & Keith Bagley; Betty Brown; Don Byerly; Evelyn Campbell; Karen Campbell; Carol Conrad; Miles Crawford; Charles Danowsky; Rose Deaner; Travis Deitrick; Bob Divers; Emily Donovan; Cy & Christine Eminhizer; Annette Feltman; Joann Ficks; Catherine Finn; Beverly Fusaro; Christine Gier; Larry Graby, Sr.; Marie Gray; Dana Habecker; Miya Hadcock; Mary & Jim Hollinbaugh; Vicki Howell; Lisa Huntington; Camille Kreisher; Patricia Leonard; Harry Ludwig; Lois, Rachel, & Jessie McDonald; Shirley Menges; Betty Mero; Jen Miskin; Gwen Murphy; Stephanie Neal; Hunter Page; Joy Reaser; Katie Richards; Ned Roush; Camille Schillig; Lori Smith; Mackenzie Snyder; Mary Steeley; Kisha Suarez; George & Tresha Sudol; Allen Sullender; Janet Swisher; Terry Valiquette; Carol Watts; Sherry Yingling; Emma Zeager For those in sorrow: All who have lost loved ones; those in our community and the world who are recovering from natural disasters For those anticipating and recovering from surgery: Doug Erickson; Mary Jane Koonsman For those adjusting to life changes: Graby family For those struggling with personal problems: Sue Bickel & family; Nicholas Machusak; Brandon Rathfon For the imprisoned For the homebound: Phyllis Albertson; Caroline Bobb; Lucille Bruss; Mary Burns; Dr. Ken & Betty Jeanne Callenberger; Edith Coup; Betty Dotts; Gladys Fisher; Irmgard Gordos; Bessie Hartzel; Merritt & Doris Heffelfinger; Paul Heimbach; Margaret Kline; Tom Kline; Mary Kathryn Leiby; Elva Mazeall; Dix & Pauline Reitz; Marguarite Ruth; Walter Scholl; Connie Sholly; Marie Springer; Florence Stahlnecker; Leah Walker; Kenneth Webb; Nancy Weikel For those serving in the military: Amy Brown; Joshua Brown; Christopher DePellegrin; Matthew Dorman; Justin

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Gonzales; Gabriel Gonzales; Larry Graby, Jr.; Jace Hutt; Kevin Hutt; Dan Moll; Anthony Nudson; Ken Ring; Glenn Snyder; Eric Strobeck For leaders, guides, students, and workers: Pr. Pat; Viking & Marissa Dietrich, missionaries; Bishop Robert Driesen & Synod Staff; Bishop Mark Hanson & ELCA Staff For those needing daily strength: Brad & Deb Bartlett; Crystal Colletti; Mary Cromis; Steve Ishler family; Dale Kriner & family For those with unspoken needs and concerns For our partners who serve with us in Appalachia: The campus ministries that care for our children while they are away from home for schooling. And please move our youth to return to their home places and to make a difference for their neighbors. For all our friends from Trinity who worship alongside us this summer More prayers needed…These are member families we have prayed for in Church since last issue: Sandra Buck; Glenn & Ida Snyder; Cortney Bennett; Kathleen Burch; Anna Snyder; Susan Berger; Mary Burns; Dorothy Snyder; Thomas Berger; Robert, Stephanie, Alyssa, Ryan, Lauren, & Lindsay Byers; Kenneth Snyder; Willard Bloom; Kenneth & Betty Callenberger; Ron & Deb Snyder, Bradley Farrow; Bruce Bolich; Evelyn Campbell; Sandra Snyder; Scott Coup.

Thank you for your gift of $298.77, which will support all projects and activities necessary to carry on this ministry. Lives can be changed in remarkable ways through involvement in global health mission; faith strengthened, miracles witnessed, profound relationships formed, the triumphant joy of the Gospel discovered, one’s calling in life confirmed. - Rev. Timon Iverson, Exec. Dir. Global Health Ministries

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Thank you for your thoughtful gifts and wishes on my graduation. My life journey is about to begin. I will always carry close to my heart my church family back home. (To keep in touch with Trent, his address is Embry-Riddle Aeronautical Univ., Box 8494, 3700 Willow Creek Road, Prescott, AZ 86301.) - Trent Wargo Thank you for all the thoughtful gifts. I take my key chain everywhere I go. Thanks again. God bless, - Kristie Ishler

• To Don Fisher, Bob & Gerald Greenly, Tim Walsh, and Roger Watts, for your help with improving our walkway to the church this summer.

• To Eileen Fusaro, for your help organizing our loose photos into a photo album.

• To Jimmy Spear, for your countless hours helping to figure out our tax forms and for getting things filed for us.

• For our awesome Witness Team, male contestants, and other volunteers who helped make our male beauty contest such a success! We were able to raise $202 and a full grocery cart of food for the needy. Special congratulations to Joe Yaiko, as Joesephine Magillicutty, our pageant winner!

• To Bob Greenly & Rich Olsen, for resolving our air-conditioning leak!

• To Roger Watts & Tim Walsh, for travelling to Sunbury to pick up our newly refurbished marble baptismal font!

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Worship Attendance Records

Week of Sun. Wed. Other Services Total July 4 44 7 51 July 11 61 11 72 July 18 41 12 53 July 25 58 9 1 priv. comm. 68 Aug. 1 56 8 64 Aug. 8 44 9 53

Weekly Giving Per Envelope July, 2010

# Envelopes Amount Given Each Week 3 $100.01 or more 1 70.01 – 100.00 8 50.01 – 70.00 2 40.01 - 50.00 15 30.01 - 40.00 13 20.01 - 30.00 8 15.01 - 20.00 11 10.01 - 15.00 18 5.01 - 10.00 31 .01 - 5.00 12 0

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Loose Cash Offerings in Worship & Special

Appeals Envelopes

CROP Walk/Blanket Sunday (envelopes provided with newsletter)

Be a cheerful giver!

Please give generously to help others!!!

HandUP Foundation

Food Bank – The Milton Food Bank is collecting salmon, tuna, or spam for the month of September. Please place your donations in the grocery cart in the narthex.

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Red Cross

Sandwich Sale – Thursday, Sept. 16!

Watch for sign-up in narthex!

Bible Study Opportunities

• Thursdays, 2 p.m., in the parlor – studying the book of Genesis, using Book of Faith resources

• Sunday School for all ages – Every Sunday @ 9 a.m.

• Sunday Bible Study begins September 19 at 7 p.m. We will be studying different people of the

Bible who aren’t as well known or remembered. October Bible Study will be the 24th at 7 p.m.

• Gerasene Team ministry - we gather monthly during the Sunday School hour to study, pray, and ponder ways we can reach out with the good news of Jesus! We’ll begin meeting on Sunday, September 19, at 9 a.m., in the parlor. We will set our subsequent gatherings on that date. Thank you to all who are participating!

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You, too, can be a part of the ministries…

Campbell’s Soup labels and Labels for Education for the Navajo Lutheran Mission project

Can tabs for Ronald McDonald House

Pennies for Social Ministry

projects

Call the Office at 742-7473, or send an email to secretary@christlutheranmpa.org with new addresses. We’ll send a monthly Newsletter so our college students have a “little bit of news from their hometown.”

Visit Our Website - www.christlutheranmpa.org or our Facebook

Page for up-to-date Church information!

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Bakers Needed… Golden Rule Love In the Name of Christ continues to serve Snyder, Union, and Northumberland Counties. This year alone 384 needs have been met by volunteers who have served 405 hours. Golden Rule Love INC is operated thru the giving of donations from individuals and churches. We are grateful for

every donation. Due to the turn in the economy, we have had to do additional fundraisers to meet

operating expenses. One of these fundraisers is a baked goods stand September 11th at the Milton

Harvest Festival. However, to make this happen, we need your help. We are asking for donations of homemade bread, pies, cakes, cookies, brownies or any other type of baked goods. Please call the Love INC office at 742-3561 (Monday – Thursday,

8:30-11:30 a.m.) by September 1st, and let us know what donations you are willing to make. The items will be sold on a take home basis, so please bring them in disposable containers. Donations may be dropped off Friday September 10, 5-7:30 p.m., at St. Andrew’s UMC, 102 Lower Market St., Milton, or Lewisburg Bible Church, 311 Hospital Drive, Lewisburg. You may also bring the donations directly to the stand on Saturday. Your help to make this fundraiser a success is extremely appreciated.

Opening Day at Christ Church – a Day Filled with Thoughts of Outreach – Sept. 12!!

We have so many things to celebrate on Sunday, September 12:

• First, we’ll kick off the new Sunday School year with an

intergenerational activity. We’ll hear again the story of the Gerasene man whom Jesus sent home to tell everyone what Jesus had done for him. We’ll have Beth Yenchko, our synod mission director, with us. We’ll be preparing cards

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that all of us will be able to use as invitations to worship with us and be a part of God’s work at Christ Church!

• In worship on the 12th, Beth will offer God’s Word for the day, and we’ll ponder more what it means to reach out and make disciples for Jesus. We’ll focus our worship on outreach, and “borrow” from Trinity a great new worship liturgy they have been using for the past couple of years. It will be our way, by request from some of our members, to introduce some more contemporary sounds in our worship life. We will also re-dedicate our newly-refurbished marble baptismal font and a beautiful, new bread linen that Ida Snyder has so graciously made for us. We’ll recognize first graders with a new study Bible, and celebrate with those in our congregation who are continuing their confirmation journey.

• And last but not least – we’re kicking off a new senior youth group that evening – 7 p.m. All youth in grades 8 and older are welcome to attend and offer your input for how youth group will work this year. And if you are an older adult who likes to connect with youth in ministry – come on out, too!

All these are such good things to celebrate – and a brand new year to be in ministry together. God has certainly – and abundantly – blessed us.

Bible Buddies begins Friday,

September 17

Come – all our younger youth! We’ll be studying the story of Jesus’ feeding of the 5,000 – and learning how important fish are to that special story. We’ll share a meal at 5:30 p.m.,

then enjoy activities related to the story until 7 p.m.

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If you wish, parents are always welcome to join their children for Bible Buddies – along with any other adults who might like hanging around with God’s younger saints!

Blessing of Pets – October 3

Sunday, October 3, at 4 p.m., bring your beloved animal friends to Pine Street Lutheran Church in Danville for a Godly blessing for their presence and ministry in your life. We’ll meet outdoors in the gazebo area, just below the Church (407 Pine Street, Danville).

Blanket Sunday – October 3

Plan now to give a special offering on that day to help people all over the world who cannot afford the luxury of a warm blanket. Just $5 will give a needy person this wonderful gift.

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Consider a financial gift for the hungry in our Milton community, too. The annual Milton CROP Walk is Sunday, October 10!

Northern Lights Activities September 1: Morning Bible study regrouping meeting at

10:00 AM at Trinity Lutheran Church, Milton. This group will meet every Wednesday morning.

September 7: Milton Ministerium meeting at 8:30 AM at a

place to be announced. September 8: Morning Bible Study at 10:00 AM at Trinity

Lutheran Church, Milton. September 9: Communion Service at 11:00 AM at Rockwell,

Milton September 11: Fall Festival from 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM at

Holy Spirit Lutheran Church, Route 44 between McEwensville and Turbotville. Non-profit groups will have stands, information and fundraisers. There will be games, a lot of food, information, local non-profit organizations, and a chicken barbecue to benefit local military persons and families and for the Exchange Pool. Call 649-5822 to order $8 meal tickets, get information about a space here for the day, or other questions about this event.

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September 12: Rally Day at 9:30 AM at United in Christ Lutheran Church, 2 1/2 miles west of West Milton. We are excited to kick off Sunday school for all ages that day! Covered dish meal at West Milton Community Park at 12:30 PM and games to follow.

September 15: Morning Bible Study at 10:00 AM at Trinity Lutheran Church, Milton.

September 18: Worship in the Woods at 4:00 PM at R.B.

Winter State Park. More details to follow from Trinity Lutheran Church.

September 19: Afternoon Communion Service at 1:30 PM

at Holy Spirit Lutheran Church, Route 44 between McEwensville and Turbotville.

CROP Walks in Milton and Watsontown.

More details to follow. September 21: Book Discussion Group at 12:00 PM at

Pastor Cheryl Berner's house. September 22: Morning Bible Study at 10:00 AM at Trinity

Lutheran Church, Milton. September 23: Dinner and a Movie at 6:00 PM at Trinity

Lutheran Church, Milton. Movie is TBA and bring your own brown bag dinner to eat.

September 26: Joe Wise Concert at 7:00 PM at Holy Spirit

Lutheran Church, Route 44 between McEwensville and Turbotville. Joe is a local Christian musician who had played many places in the area and around the country. A free will offering will be taken, as well as his CD's for sale. All are welcome!

September 29: Morning Bible Study at 10:00 AM at Trinity

Lutheran Church, Milton.

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October 2010 October 10: Northern Lights Fall Picnic and Hayride at

6:00 PM at St. John’s Lutheran Church in Pottsgrove - hot dog dinner, hayride, hot chocolate and S’mores.

(Information submitted by Northern Lights.)

Camp Mt. Luther News

Women’s Retreat – September 18 – 9:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.: All women are invited. Featured presentation by Debbie Best of Diakon Lutheran Social Services. The day begins with refreshments and registration at 9:30 a.m. There will be three sessions. The topic will be “Hey Cinderella…Does the slipper still fit?” It will focus on women’s transformations in body, mind, and spirit with age. Cost is $16, which includes coffee and tea, snacks, lunch, and the program. Bring a friend! Registration deadline is September 10. To register, contact the Camp at 922-1587 or email cml@campmountluther.org. Marriage Encounter Weekend – October 22-24: The event will be held at the Radisson Hotel Sharon in Sharon, PA (an hour north of Pittsburgh). Weekends are for all marriages and offer a time to escape daily pressures and responsibilities to search out and discover a warmer, closer, more joyful relationship with each other. All costs for two nights lodging, meals, and supplies are covered by a $45 per couple registration fee plus a confidential contribution of whatever amount you choose to make toward the end of the weekend. To register, go the following website: http://www.GodLovesMarriage.org, or for questions, contact Fred & Julie Schamber at 724-325-3166 or email fjschamber@comcast.net.

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Give a Smile to a Child Battling Cancer – Receive

Tax Deduction of $500+

It’s fast, it’s easy, and it requires only one phone call or visit to our website. Cars For Help, a 501(c)3 not-for-profit charity, is making child cancer patients’ wishes turn into reality through our “Cars 2 Beat Cancer” program. If you would like to donate a vehicle, in any condition, or if you

would like to register a child diagnosed with cancer who could use a boost in spirits, please visit us at www.Cars2BeatCancer.com. You can also call us directly to donate a vehicle at (630) 595-9272. Together we can make a difference!

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Readership Survey

Readers of The Lutheran and users of http://www.thelutheran.org are being asked to share their impressions of the magazine. This survey is part of a larger effort to assess readers’ opinions about The Lutheran. All data collected will be aggregated and presented to the staff and the magazine’s advisory committee in October 2010. The staff will use the data to reshape the magazine to better serve its targeted populations. To take the survey by Sept. 21, go to http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/QZ5K3Q7. (W)holy, (W)holy, (W)holy: Health, Healing and

Wholeness Article for September 2010

“After this the son of the woman, the mistress of the house, became ill; his illness was so severe that there was no breath left in him.” (1Kings 17:17, NRSV) If you have ever heard an infant suffering from whooping cough (pertussis), it can be an extremely frightening experience (check out http://www.babycenter.com/2_sounds-of-whooping-cough_10316927.bc)! Inflammation from this bacterial infection leads to a cough so sever that the child cannot catch his breath. Between coughs, he gasps for air, leading to the distinctive “whooping” sound of the illness. Whooping cough is not just a childhood disease, and the number of active cases here in the US is climbing – in California alone, the number of cases has quadrupled over that of last year - enough for it to be labeled an ‘epidemic”. Cases have also increased in Arizona, Colorado, Montana, Oregon and South Carolina, and it is believe the numbers will further increase when children return to school.

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Why the sharp increase? It is not due to parents failing or refusing to immunize their children, nor is it due to an increase in immigration, as one might suspect. Instead, because immunity to the disease decreases over time, adolescents and adults are increasingly vulnerable to the bacteria as they age. They may even be unknowing carriers of the disease. In addition, re-emergence of the disease appears to be cyclical, occurring every 3 to 5 years. That is why the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) (http://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/pubs/vis/downloads/vis-dtap.pdf) recommends that children, adolescents, and adults receive regular immunization. This is especially important if they live with, or are caregivers of, infants under the age of three months.

Nurse’s Notes

First Aid for Tick Bites: 1. First, remove the tick as soon as possible. Carefully, using tweezers, grasp the tick near its mouth and pull gently to remove without crushing it. 2. Put the tick in a sealed jar. 3. Wash your hands, and the area with soap and water. 4. See the doctor if you aren’t able to remove all of it, or if you develop a rash, joint swelling or inflammation, fever, swollen lymph nodes, stiff neck, flu-like symptoms, or muscle aches. Take the saved tick with you. 5. Call 911 if you develop severe headache, have difficulty breathing, experience paralysis, have chest pain or difficulty breathing. Complications from tick bites can include chronic joint pain and inflammation, particularly in the knees, neurological symptoms, such as facial palsy, impaired memory, and heart irregularities. “Brew your cup of tea up to 5 minutes. The longer the steep time, the greater the quantity of health boosting flavonoids, explains Jeffrey Blumberg, PhD, professor of nutrition at Tufts University. Drink tea with a squeeze of lemon juice and you’ll increase antioxidant levels by up to 80%.” (Prevention, August 2010, pg. 37)

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Bible Trivia

Hmm…this is an interesting one – try having Sunday School WITHOUT these faithful folks!! In what letter do we encounter the prohibition of women to teach?

Answer on Page 21.

Synod: Did You Know?

…There are people in our Synod who are trained to offer visits to congregations and celebrate/share mission work we are doing in our Synod????

People are trained to come and talk with us about our various ministries – such as Diakon Social Ministry Services, Camp Mount Luther, Disaster Mission Response, and much more!

If you would like to have a visitor come to Christ Church and share more about what we are doing together as congregations in the Upper Susquehanna Synod, let Pastor Pat know!

ELCA : Did You Know?

The ELCA considers education an important part of our calling, and we offer quality education at every level:

• 8 seminaries; 2 seminary extension centers • 28 colleges and universities • 50 or more lifelong learning programs • 14 high schools

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• 296 elementary schools • 1573 early childhood programs • 145 camp and retreat centers, serving 450,000 each year

To learn more about our educational institutions, visit ELCA and Education on www.elca.org.

Bible Trivia Answer: 1 Timothy (chapter 2, verse 12)

Blaine & Dorothijean Poeth 9/4 23 years Ron & Deb Snyder 9/6 2 years John & Tonya Wargo 9/10 22 years Ken & Betty Callenberger 9/21 65 years William & Betty Dotts 9/22 26 years Donna & Jim Spear 9/27 24 years Ken & Penny Ulmer 9/29 31 years

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Rodney Bastian 9/2 Pauline Reitz 9/2 Lee Yost 9/3 John Wargo 9/5 Alice Roush 9/8 Rose Bolich 9/12 Steve Greenly 9/14 Carson Berge 9/15 Gavin Walsh 9/15 Pam Walsh 9/15 Gerald Greenly 9/17 Elizabeth Brown 9/18 Mary Steeley 9/18 Connie Sholly 9/19 Gregory Valiquette 9/22 Hailey Bartlett 9/25 Bob Greenly 9/25 Rose Deaner 9/27

Food For Thought…

Nobody can do to children what grandparents do. Grandparents sort of sprinkle stardust over the lives of children.

- Alex Haley (Grandparents’ Day – September 12)

Real success is finding your lifework in the work that you love. - David McCullough

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