Worship we will recognize
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22, 1996
and dedicate our Sunday bers in regard to our "Vote Sunday School Campaign" coming in
• 5 to 7 p.m. there will be a training session for those
la being church family album visitors. Supper and child
of our regular services and activities can be found else-
pages. Visitors are always welcome.
in a Disciple Bible Study, please fill out a
in the church office) and turn it in by this Sunday.
are available: Disciple I, an overview of the Bible;
is/Exodus and Luke/Acts; and Disciple
Old Testament prophets and the epistles of Paul.
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Se • hll to be arranged according to people s needs.
ptember 8, Mission Lunch and guest speaker Rev-
director of United Methodist Criminal Justice
September 21 - Parenting Class, 8:30-12:30,
)ersonnel from the Conference Chemi-
ministry.
ic Temple
7 p.m. Bible study at church.
:30 p.m. Midweek services, Christian Crusaders
P.m. Cell meeting, pastor's home
a.m. Zoo trip, leave from church
SUpper at church, 5-8 p.m.
their monthly meeting last Saturday. Those at-
Belinda and Samantha Brown, Jennifer and
ll, Rita Bowling, Ruth Smith, Oma Lea
Sparkman, Patty Adkins and Lainey Bartlett.
nthly meeting last Saturday; those attend-
Soderling, Marvin Bartlett, Don Deaver, C. T.
Selemon, Delbert Woodsmall, Basil Brown, Ri-
Smith, Ted McNamer, C. L. Bear and Pas-
United Methodist Church
iller
Sunday, August 18, were performed by
also announced today as Sunday School Pro-
sang several songs of worship, ac-
Woods on piano and Glenda Vaughn on
and Nancy Blair each sang a special song,
scripture Galatians 5:22-26 and Homer Huff
was entertained by a puppet show performed
Creek members. These puppets performed for the
all SUmmer and helped them learn about love,
self-control, patience and kindness.
newscaster for WLC News (Steve Roberts) and
Rdper) interviewed several church mem-
October.
Children promoted from one class to the next higher level were:
Mark Jarvis, Summer Roberts, Cory Holbrook, Autumn Roper, Eric
Hall, Colt Roberts, Crystal Roper and Jennifer Tally.
Sunday school teachers honored: nursery - Katrina Jarvis, Joyce
Winston, Audrey Pierson; preschool - Nancy Blair, Phoebe Doss and
Rhonda Joliff; k/2 - Terry Moore; 3/5 - Donna Dollins; middle school
- Buddy Moore and Bryan Alexander; high school - Greg Miller;
adult 1 - Homer Huff; adult 2 - Earlene Reid; adult 3 - Matthew
Winston; college and career - Glenda Vaughn; Sunday school su-
perintendent - DeWayne Huff.
Max Rudd was given a certificate of recognition and an individual
card of thanks from each Sunday school member in attendance in
recognition of 20 years of service to Lost Creek Church. Max made
a special request for attendance next Sunday, August 25, as he has
several announcements to make regarding the new sanctuary.
Sunday evening praise, prayer and healing services were held at
Eden Chapel. Sunday evening services will be held at Eden Chapel
until January. Contact Katrina Jarvis for Sunday evening speak-
ers or events.
Greg and Mary Miller are the new youth group leaders and youth
group will now meet on Saturdays at their home and also have an
open invitation to watch Monday night football at the Miller's as
long as parents approve and homework is completed! Contact them,
at 405-547-2189.
August 25, from 2 to 5 p.m., Homer and Carolyn Huffwill be hon-
ored by their children with an open house at Lost Creek Church for
their 40th wedding anniversary. No gifts, please.
September 14 is the Men's Barbecue. Plan to attend this very spe-
cial event for some really good food prepared by our men.
Contact Katherine Cross for details of the Lost Creek Ladies quilt-
ing group which meets the 3rd Saturday of each month.
Our services include an offering of Communion each Sunday for
any who wish to partake. We are a growing church and invite visi-
tors to drop in and share the Word with us. We average just over
100 in attendance each Sunday. Our building fund has grown and
we will soon begin construction on a new sanctuary.
County fair activities planned
The Fair is just around the corner. There are many activities avail-
able to attend or enter in like the Beef Cattle Performance Contest
which will be held Wednesday, August 28 at 6 p.m. in the air condi-
tioned Sale Coliseum.
Pre-entry forms and rules are available in the Extension Center
located in the Courthouse Room 103 or the Payne County Expo
Center office.
Beef Performance show order will be: AOB, Angus, Hereford, P. P.
Hereford, Shorthorn and Simmental. Eleven age classes are avail-
able so there's a class that will fit everyone/Grand and Reserve
Champion females and bulls will be awarded.
Elm Grove FCE meets
in Louise Kautz home
The Elm Grove FCE Club met in the home of Louise Kautz on
August 13, 1996.
The meeting was called to order by the president, Betty Rosiere,
at 7:30 p.m.
The flag salute was said in unison, Louise Kautz read the devo-
tional, which was Matthew 5:14-15 and then lead in the L)rds( '
Prayer.
Roll call was answered by nine members and one guest, Nancy
Arthur, by "what are you preparing for the fair?" The minutes of
the last meeting was read by Connie Walker and were approved..
Judy Moorman read the newsletter. Fair exhibits, work days and
leaders lesson were discussed.
Juanita Walker demonstrated covering a lamp shade. The meet-
ing was then adjourned. Connie Walker won the door prize.
Louise Kautz served lovely refreshments to Frances Burton, Delsia
Grider, Judy Moorman, Mary Norrie, Betty Rosiere, Connie Walker,
Juanita Walker and Lorayne West and guest, Nancy Arthur.
The next meeting will be September 10 with Pauline Smith as
hostess and Connie Walker, lesson leader.
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Margaret and I audited our first computer class and it went
well. If someone in the class needs help, all one has to do is raise
your hand and help arrives. Would that all our problems could be
solved like that!
All of the students we have met are polite and helpful. If we
approach a door, someone is usually there to open it for us. One of
these kids was my great-great nephew, Matt Sharp. OSU can be
proud of its students.
Our instructor is very good. I say that now, I haven't looked at
the first assignment yet. If I fail at this, it won't be his fault, it
will be because I'm eaten up with dumb.
We sat on the front steps of the building where the class is held
because we were early and we ",people watched." We noticed that
there is a bus system on campus. Someone said it was free. That's
a plus.
Back home, trying to decide what to eat for lunch without
cooking anything, I settled for a cottage cheese and fruit salad,
and if I'm still tired this evening it will be pizza for supper.
Hooray for fast food places!
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FOR A HEALTHY,LIFE
Diabetes Education
This four-session class offers instruction in the
basic Care and management of diabetes. It also
i pi-6~ddsinf0rmatton aboutprevention of long-
term complications and what to do on sick
days. This class is taught by a certified diabetes
educator.
Date: Man: Aug.19, 26, Sept. 9 & 16
Sat: Aug. 24, 31, Sept. 21 & 28
Time: Man: 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Sat: 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.
Cost: $6.00
Note: Must preregister.
Adult CPR
Health Care Provider Course
In this class you will learn how to use CPR
on infants, children and adults using the
standards of the American Heart Association.
Participants will receive certification.
Date: Sept. 7 & Oct. 5
Time: 9:00 a.m. - 12:00;
Cost: $30 per person
Registration Fee
Book $11 plus
Fee: American Heart
Association Card
Adult CPR Health Care Provider
RECERTIFICATION Course
Date: Sept. 11 & Oct. 9
(second Wednesday of
Time: 7:30 a.m.- 9:30 a.m.
each month)
1:30 p.m.- 3:30 p.m.
Cost: $15 per person
Note: Must Preregister
Call 742-5488 to register for any of the
classes listed in this section.
1st Friday Especially For Women
1 st Friday is made especially for women and
women s issues. It is offered on the first
Friday of every month.
Date: Sept. 6
Time: 12:15 p.m., concluding
before 1:00 p.m.
Place: Stillwater Public Library
Programming Room
(1 st floor, North Building)
Cost: Free
Call 742-$720 to register for l st Friday.
American Red Cross
Community First Aid and Safety
This course includes adult
CPR, infant/child CPR,
basic first aid techniques
and emergen'~y 'rescbe
procedures which will
aid an injured person
until medical help
can arrive.
Date: Sept. 21 & Nov. 16
1rime: 8:30 a.m.- 5:00 p.m.
Cost: $35
Call 742-5488 to register for 0f the
classes listed in this section. Please coil 48
hours in advance.
WEIGHT
MANAGEMENT
The Lite Weigh
A weight control
program using a
practical approach by
helping participants
evaluate their food
choices and learn
healthy cooking
skills. This six-week
session includes weekly ~tion
counseling, a low-impact exercise session
and behavioral counseling.
Date: Aug. 22, 29, Sept. 5,12,19 8[ 26
Time: 5:30- 7:00 p.m.
Cost: $60
Weekly Session Topics
Wk 1: "Let's Get Started"
Wk 2: "Choosing a Healthy Snack',
Wk 3: "Relapse Prevention"
Wk 4: "Quick 'N Easy
Brown Bag Lunches"
WE $: "Reducing Stress in Your Life"
Wk 6: "Supermarket Smarts"
Call 742-5456 to register for The
Lite Weigh program. Please call 48
hours in advance.
or Money Order To:
Stillwater Medical Center • Education Department
Course Title:
• PO Box 2408 • Stilwater, OK 74076
Date of Course:
*For more information, call (405) 742-5488
_---- Deposit Sent: $__
CHILDBIRTH AND
INFANT CARE
Hospital Tour
You will get a firsthand look at where your
baby will be born and cared for. You will
also get to preview the journey you will
make from admission, to labor and delivery,
postpartum care, and discharge.
Date: Sept. 12 & 1 7
Time: 7:00 p.m.
Cost: Free
Newborn Care
Learn techniques to promote the
healthy and safe development of your
newborn. Discussion includes baby
care basics such as feeding, diapering
and bathing your baby, as well as the
physical appearance of newborns and
practical tips for parents.
Date: Aug. 21 & Sept. 25
Time: 7:00.P.m.
Cost: Free
Refresher --
for Experienced Families
This program, taught by experienced labor
Childbirth Preparation and delivery nurses, will provide you
This is a ~ program taught by information on the most current labor and
registered nurses for first-birth families or delivery options. They will also review
i'i ' breathing and relaxation techniques. This
experienced families who want more ~:~ program may be taken at any time during
in'depth inf°rmati°n than what the i!!i y°ur pregnancy" !ii!!
refresher program provides. You will learn !~i!i! Date: Aug. 20 & Sept. 24
about the iabor and delivery process,
Time: 7:00 p.m.
various relaxation techniques, anesthesia
choices and cesarean births. This program Cost: $25 per couple
ii may be taken anytime during pregnancy, iiiii Breastfeedlng
iili but it is recommended during the last A certified breastfeeding instructor will i:::ii
i!!I three months.
Date: Weds: Aug. 21, Sept. 11, 18 & 25
Thurs: Aug. 22, Sept. 12, 19 & 26
Time: Weds: 7:00 p.m. Thurs. 7:00 p.m.
Cost: $30 per couple
Sibling Class
This class is recommended for siblings
three years old and up. The children will
get to practice holding a life-like doll,
watch a film abouf a big sister, and get a
tour of the hospital to see where morn
and baby will be staying. They will even
get to make a bib for the new baby.
Date: Sept. 11 & Oct. 9
Time: 7:00 p.m.
Cost: Free
Infant/Child CPR
Learn the life-saving techniques of infant/
child CPR which are different from adult
CPR. This program, taught by a registered
nurse, also covers important techqiques
necessary to assist a choking infant or child.
Certification is available.
Date: Sept. 18 & Oct. 16
Time: 6:00 p.m.
Cost: $251couple or $15/single
Book $9 plus American Heart
Fee: Association Card
teach you the "hows" and "whys" of ::i:i::ii!::i
You'll learn about the i
breastfeeding.
anatomy and physiology of breastfeeding
and how to recognize and prevent
potential difficulties. The benefits of
breastfeeding for mother and baby will
also be discussed along with tips on breast
pumps, storage of milk and breasffeeding
as a working morn. This class is designed
to be taken during the last two months
of pregnancy.
Date: Sept. 10 & Oct. 8
Time: 7:00 p.m.
Cost: $15 per couple
Consultation
A Birth Consultation gives the expectant
mother a unique opportunity to meet
with a registered nurse prior to her labor
and delivery to develop a personalized
birth plan. During this consultation, the
mother will learn about different options
she has concerning her medication
and medical care which affords families
a feeling of control in the birth process.
Call Women's Resources at 742-5738
to set up an appointment,
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Call 742-$738 to register for any of the
classes listed in this section. Please call 48
hours in advance.
