"Thou dost keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on Thee, because he trusts in Thee." Isaiah 26:3

 

If this bulletin ever reaches you it may be a miracle of mini proportions. Living on top of a small mountain has it's glories and it's woes. Ice storms are part of the latter. Tomorrow we may or may not make it in to work. So unless I find a way to fax this very important document or get the local pigeon population to air drop this newsletter to JK's you may never see it. The slopes here on Sassafrass Trail are almost as good as Perfect North, fast and slippery.

We had a few handsome guests, Scot Becker and George Clapper.

Bill gave a report on Father Putnick, who passed away last week. His last few days were very painful. A suggestion, any remembrance that you might like to give in Father's name could be donated to Franciscan West Park. He lived and performed the duties as resident pastoral minister. Is that the correct tile? I thought it sounded pretty good.

We missed a few of our members who are under the weather such as Tina, Gene Simpkins and Jane. Hope you are all feeling better and back with us next Tuesday.

We had a few birthdays: Tina, Tom Reuter, Ed, Gil and Dick Mather. You are all invited to a big birthday party next Tuesday featuring ice cream and cake. Congratulations to all of you on celebrating another year of life.

Two of Xavier's Circle K members were present to announce an upcoming charitable event. They are holding a spaghetti dinner at Holy Trinity Church in Norwood from 5:00 to 8:00 PM. Mama Mia how embarrassing I wrote everything down but the date. A quick call later and I have the info. It's Saturday the 16th of January.

Speaking of the quick call, I heard the board meeting was cancelled because of inclement weather. It sounds like a women's thing. Oh well, that's what you get when you vote in a woman president.

Gil is asking for quality people who would be interested in running for office for next years Kiwanis board. If you are even thinking about it call Gil or Frank and let them smooze you right into a board seat. When you think about it, those two are definitely the kings of smooze.

Tom White announced he will be participating in a sacred concert at Music Hall on March 14th. There will be 60 musicians and 150 singers praising God in the Highest. The proceeds will benefit three Over the Rhine community projects.

Ed Flick presented Gil a photo album of the people and events that took place during his presidency 1998-99.

Steve Dreyhaus is our speaker for next week. He is speaking on the 1000 Hands project. Tom Reiring is also asking for anyone who may be interested in in being on the Advisory board at Dunham.

Our speaker of the week was a very dynamic lady from Cincinnati Bell, Ms. Patricia Reedy.

Till next time Lois L. Lane