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THURSDAY 9 OCTOBER 2003
THE CANADIAN RECORD
SocietyBriefs
The Red Hat Society will meet Tuesday, October 14, 11:30 a.m., at
Our Fillin' Station for lunch and a short business meeting. The group is
looking for new ideas and suggestions, #41
Church Brie fs
The Rushing Wind Emmaus Community will meet Saturday, Octo-
ber 11, at Grace thru Faith Fellowship in Follett. The address is 505 E.
Ivanhoe. The pot luck supper starts at 6 p.m., followed by communion
and worship at 7 p.m. A nursery is provided and anyone interested in
the Walk to Emmaus is welcome to attend. #41
Nashville duo to sing at Abundant life
Take Southern Gospel Music, add a touch of country, blend in a batch
of unique and original songs, then stir in two hearts with a passion to
proclaim the gospel through music, and you have the music ministry of
Lewis & Lewis. This singing/songwriting, husband/wife duo from
Nashville, Tennessee will bring their special recipe of Christian music
to Abundant Life Church, 310 Birch Street in Canadian, October 12, at
6:30 p.m. Ray and Laura Lewis are two of gospel music's most re-
spected and prolific songwriters. For three decades, their music has
been recorded by some of gospel music's most popular artists including
The Inspirations, Dixie Melody Boys and the Perrys. Their religious
songs have also been recorded by several secular artists including
Grand Ole Opry star Connie Smith and movie actress Bette Midler. For
the past two years, "Christmas, 1954" by Lewis & Lewis has been one of
the most requested Christmas songs of the season on both gospel and
country radio stations. Heartfelt singing delivered in their unique, ami-
cable, down-home style, makes this concert a "must" for gospel music
lovers. There will be no admission charge; however, a love offering will
be received. #41
Residents having birthdays in
October are Emily Meier on the
7th, Maggie Perry on the 8th,
Burton Caffey on the 12th, Julia
White on the 19th, Jonah
Laubhan on the 22nd, Joe
Courange on the 28th, Neva
Schultz on the 30th and an extra
special birthday on the 24th—
-Pearl Stanford will be 100 years
old. The monthly birthday party
will be on Friday the 24th at 2 p.m.
in the Activity Center.
The ladies enjoyed manicures
in the beauty shop Monday morn-
ing by Shirley Baker and Linda
Folley. Fern Young and Wayne
Baker held Gospel Hour at 10:30.
A large group played bingo in the
afternoon and several went on a
bus ride to Lake Marvin. The col-
ors are already changing.
Mary Lynne Schafer, Gena
Tubb, Billie Williams and
Kathryn Kent entertained for
Rhythm Band Tuesday morning.
Rev. Mike Kirby gave a devotional
at 10:45.
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
hosted the Christian Buffet Tues-
day evening. Fried chicken, meat
loaf, a variety of vegetables, sal-
ads and desserts were on the
menu. A large group enjoyed the
great food and fellowship. Thank
you, ladies.
The monthly Resident's Coun-
cil meeting was held Wednesday
morning. Phyllis Laramore
agreed to be the president of the
Council and called the meeting to
order. Attending were Nellie
Killebrew, Jonah Laubhan, Evelyn
Billenwillms, Emily Meier, Grade
Pearl Norris, Phyllis Laramore,
Liz Baxter, Jewel Cann, LaJean
Minnick, Clara Wootton, Velma
Heil and Arleta Jones. The group
discussed the monthly calendar
and other matters.
Rev. Mike Kirby gave the Bible
study Wednesday morning. Mary
Lynne Schafer played the piano
and led the singing.
Thursday volunteers in the
beauty shop were Pauline Rivers
and Gaydean Bucher.
Meals on Wheels
October 13-1?
• Monday: Mexican pile-on, tossed
salad, brown beans, corn chips,
brownies.
• Tuesday: Chicken pot pie, fruit
salad, banana pudding.
• Wednesday: Beef tips over noo-
dles, cauliflower, cherry tomatoes,
French bread, bread pudding.
• Thursday: Baked pork chops,
au gratin potatoes, asparagus,
Jell-0 pear salad, sliced bread,
apple cobbler.
• Friday: Fried chicken, mashed
potatoes/ gravy, carrots, hot roll,
chocolate chip cookie.
Charlie Rankin, Dale Jenkins
and Deana Gardiner played gui-
tars and sang for everyone for a
very enjoyable evening. We ap-
preciate them coming.
Nell Leonard, Pauline Rivers
and Gaydean Bucher helped
Eugenia Byard in the beauty shop
on Friday. Friday afternoon Coke
floats were enjoyed and a pro-
gram on Alaska was given.
The First Christian Church
held communion Sunday morning
and the Sunday afternoon ser-
vices. They will hold services all
this month.
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STACKSS
Chapel is thrust back into the
line of fire when he is teamed up
with British intelligence agent Sa-
rah Churchill. The two are as-
signed to hunt down a shadowy
mastermind who is moving vast
sums of money from country to
country, from bank to bank, leav-
ing no tracks—as he prepares for
an Armageddon of his own devis-
ing in Christopher Reich's latest
novel, The Devil's Banker.
Anne Perry's No Graves as Yet
is set in June 1914. Professor Jo-
seph Reavley learns his parents
have died in an automobile crash,
and then Joseph's brother, an offi-
cer in the Intelligence service, re-
veals that their father had been en
route to London to turn over to
him a secret document—allegedly
with the power to disgrace Eng-
land. Now that paper has
vanished.
Self-help books often suggest
that you try to discover the mean-
ing and purpose of your life by
looking within yourself, but Rick
Warren says that is the wrong
place to start. You must begin with
God, your Creator, and his rea-
sons for creating you. The Pur-
pose Driven Life.
American Lola Laforet was
swept away in a whirlwind wed-
ding and found herself the
chef/owner of The Hotel Rivera.
Life was grand for Lola, until her
husband Patrick disappeared. Six
months later, expatriate Ameri-
can Jack Ferrar, drops anchor in
Lola's harbor and teaches her the
meaning of true attraction. When
various people, all claiming own-
ership of the Hotel Riviera and
the police appear, Lola and Jack
have to track down the mysteri-
ous Patrick. An Elizabeth Adler
novel.
Iowa 1860 U.S. Federal Cen-
sus Index.
Taste of Home's Holiday and
Celebmtims Cookbook 2003.
The year is 2059, and Eve Dal-
las is in pursuit of a murderer who
knows as much about the methods
of serial killers as she does. Imita-
tion in Death, written by J.D.
Robb—better known as Nora
Roberts.
In Forever mid Always by
Jude Deveraux, Darci uses her
psychic abilities to find a famous
actor's young son.
Threatened by the ever-en-
croaching bluecoats, the Oglala
Lakotas must strike hard and fast
to ensure their tribe's, survival in
Janelle Taylor's Lakota Flower.
Jamie and Max go after the
story of a lifetime in Full Speed by
Janet Evanovich and Charlotte
Hughes.
Debbie Macomber continues
her Cedar Cove story with 311
Pelican, Court, where Judge
Lockhart handed down a pretty
unusual custody arrangement. It
won't be the kids moving between
Rosie and Zach's. The kids stay at
home and Mom and Dad do the
moving back and forth!
Paranormal investigator
Darcy has learned to believe in
the unbelievable, but Melody
House may have more mystery
that even she can come to grips
with in Heather Graham's
Haunted.
Also in large Print
J.A. Jance's Exit Wounds.
Street Dreams by Faye Keller-
man.
AudioBooks
Shall We Tell the President?
Written by Jeffrey Archer.
Kaye Kellerman's Street
Dreams,
Benjamin Franklin: An Amer-
ican Life by Walter Isaacson.
Mary Jane Clark's Nowhere to
Run.
Beachcomber by Karen
Robards.
J.A. Jance's Exit Wounds.
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