IN 12 PASTOR'S COMMENTS 1 Student of month named Pastor Daniel Lundmark 1 J' 1 high blood pressure is being planned by Grand View Hospital and volunteers are needed to train for the effort An intensive workshop will be held March 10 at Penn Foundation for Mental Health. Volunteers will receive six hours of training in the procedure by a certified teacher from the Southeastern Pennsylvania High Blood Pressure Control Program. Enrollment is limited. As few as six persons or no more than nine volunteers can be admitted to the workshop. Interested residents should contact Jessie Ann Woessner, director of community education at 257-3611, exts.
389 and 548. By CARYLN CRESSMAN Pennridge Central Junior High School has named Dawn Lutz as its student of the month for January. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Lutz, 1004 7th Perkasie.
The school said her scholastic achievement, ability in art and her all-around athletic participation earned her the honor. She has received a certificate and plaque from the Central facult and staff. Dawn recently received a scholastic art award for a ceramic sculpture of a horse. The award included a gold key from the Delaware Valley Tri-State Regional Art Association and a blue ribbon. The ribbon entitles the sculpture to be entered in the National Art Awards Exhibit in New York.
Last week, President Reagan urging Americans to study the Bible said. "The Bible can touch our hearts, order our minds and refresh our souls." I applaud our President as a true leader! If it seems shocking to hear a government leader finally showing the courage to' declare our nation's need of God and the Bible, it would be well for us to see what some of our early national leaders said. George Washington said, "It is impossible rightly to govern the world without God and the Bible!" Patrick Henry said, "This is a book worth all other books which were ever printed!" Thomas Jefferson said, "The Bible is the cornerstone of liberty!" Andrew Jackson said, "The Bible is the rock on which our republic rests." Abraham Lincoln said, "In regard to the great book, I have only to say that it is the best gift which God has given to Daniel Webster said, "There is no solid basis for civilization but in the word of God. If we abide by the principles taught in the Bible, our country will go on prospering. I make it a practice to read the Bible through once every year!" What about you, reader friend.
When was the last time you read the bible? Other books were given for our information; the Bible was given for our transformation! Perhaps that is why many do not want to read it. Men do not reject the Bible because it contradicts itself but, because it contradicts them! Northampton Assembly off God Home of Northampton Christian School Cherryville Northampton, Pa. 262-5645 S.S. 9:30 A.M.; Worship A.M.; Sun. 7 P.M.
Wed. Prayer Bible 7:30 P.M. man, Dina Kaki, John Pursell, Stanley Styer, Kenton Bauder, David Booth, Paul Neumayer, Thomas Hance, Monica Reefer, Kathleen Conville, Debra Schleiden, Thomas Koch, Ronald Schwartz, Bruce Herman, Christopher Lerch, Thomas Weaver, Troy Dow, Franklin Schneider, Evan Aker, Edward Goetz, Roger Keeley, William Seachrist, John Sherry, David Smith, Stephen Stellabott, David Wire-man, Rolland Adams, Ronald Colagio, William EngdahL Kenneth Miller, Eric Ewer, Scott Mover, Kerry Nogradi, Joseph Schrantz, Adam Weiss. Also, George Chobot, James Dilliplane, Shawn Lawrence, James Thomson, Jeffrey Wieand, Daniel Baldwin, Franklin Warnke, Randy Watson, Timothy Kramer, Brian McColgan, Tracy Sadow, Jayme Rozelle, Lillian Gemmell, Jacque-lyn Goetter, Sean McCormick, Keith Meyers, Staci Wilson, Vincent Brown, Denise Hartl, Tammy Knapp, Denise Maurer, Gerald Tulone, Robert Wisser, Amy Barr, Joseph Giacini, Deborah Gregory, Erika Grim, Carolyn Kensky, Karen Stallings, Francine Wagner, Jennifer Wilhelm, Jason Bachtel, Daniel Daugherty, Kent Pe-kar, Keith Schroy, Scott Sullivan, Kenneth Waibel, Nicholas Zangli, Vincent Fleck, Kevin Malloy, Matthew Radcliffe, Steven Hoffert, Michael Weiss. Cynthia Beausigneur, Karen Trapp, Ruth Ann Barndt, Diane J.
Dimmick, Kathleen Keifer, Lauren Kindig, Elizabeth Ruggiero, Michelle Wimmer, Dawn Winters, Jennifer Graybill, Rhoda Roedi-ger, Annemarie Smakulski, Becky Palla-dino, Diane Webster, Nadine Pursell, Teresa Yeager, Joan Klingaman, Theresa Santopietro, Joni Fadelsak, Lori Godown, Darlene Freed, Rhoda Wolfrom, Joyce Joule, Janet Swartley, James Walter, Brian Gwiazdzinski, Kelly Hersh, Daniel Hunsberger, Ronald Johnson, Michel Swope, Raymond Vargo, Thomas Roeder, Robert Whitman, Kevin Witner, Timothy Hill, Eric Kooker, John Pepkowski, Daniel Rosenberger, Alan Sterner, Carl Pic-cari. Also, Kathleen Nimmo, Michael Rosenberg, Michael Hager, Todd Unruh, James Garges, Jamie Hange, David Lock-ard, Mark Bratton, Mark Scheetz, Edward Toth, Lucy Wentling, Sheila Ryan, 01 Kuoch, Jeffrey Tulone, Audrey Kacer-ik, Lee Koplin, Lauren Kindig, Sean McCormick, Sharon Witner, Christine Weil, Deborah Gregory, William Odor, James Thomson, Joseph Horvath, Jamie Mease and Chris Szlachta. The Bucks County Commissioners have named Sellersville Atty. John J. Rufe to the county's mental health-mental retardation advisory board.
Rufe, who resides in Perkasie, is a Sellersville na--tive who was admitted to the Bar of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania and Bucks County in 1965. The Upper Bucks County Vo-Tech School, Bedminster Township, has listed students earning a grade of 'A' for the second quarter. The list includes Brian Fehrer, Stephen Cox, Laurie Kramer, Edward Aker, Bruce Snyder, Claire Williams, Earl Slifer, Robert Brittain, Renee Gilliland, Hildegard Rohs, Wendy Shar-rer, JoAnn Gilbert, Bernadine Gotthardt, Lisa Allebach, Michele Conard, Betty Fischer, Patricia Gingrich, Connie Lippin-cott, Todd Lorah, Terry Hager, Antoinette Hoeflich, Barbara Luby, Mary J. Ryan, Susanne Troxell. Lisa Welzig, Ra-chael Beams, Brenda Domyan, Wendy Gluck, Gloria Johnson, Denise Lewis, Carol Miller, Kelley Steskal, Debora Trapp, Emily Errickson, Roy Freed, Jessica Jor-askie, Donna Keller, Stacy Marti, Brian Traupman, Christopher Werbeck.
Also William Case, Stephen Yerkes, George Bodulow, Wesley Detweiler, Herbert Gular, Paul Gruver, Jeffrey Mills, Kevin Derstine, Gary Dietrich, William Kehs, Darrin Pascoe, Matthew Grencer, Dean Eisenhart, Andrew Gerhart, Terry Sloyer, Michael Kinker, Gerald and Jeffrey Peddigree, Raymond Stahl, John Landis, Susan Gawronski, Patricia Toto, G. Dawn Brown, Brenda Bryan, Diane Labs, Joan Moyer, Constance Brown, De-neen Holzerman, Frances Kozlowski, Tammy Milligan, Michelle Burkey, Diane Miller, Jeffrey Kade. Also, Gary Adams, Jennifer Bartle- The Pennridge Chamber of Commerce announces the addition of a 35mm slide-cassette presentation, "Is There Social Security in Your Future?" to its library. The board of directors are hopeful that the program will help Pennridge citizens better understand the social security system. Any Pennridge organization or nonprofit group may borrow this presentation at no charge, although a small deposit will be required.
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