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CURRENT EVENTS
May 6, 2008
Kathy Shuman reports The last of the VBS packages arrived in Kenya. Kathy had delayed sending them do to the unrest on Kenya. She is glad they arrived safely. Pastor Winterle is very appreciative T
Hi, Kathy
The boxes arrived today!!! THANK YOU!!! (in capital letters!!!)
Very nice material to work with the children. They will be happy to have this, and the teachers too.
The set with the Bible stories, memory cards, etc., is very helpful too. The children can say memory verses to the congregation before they go to the Sunday School Class after the sermon. They like to take the microphone and say a Bible verse or sing.
We are well in Kenya.It is going to the normality. Lot of displaced people are going from the camps to their home this week - some Lutheran too. I hope they will have peace in their land. Some of them are little farmers; I visited one of these families.
Lidia and I are beginning to prepare our furlough. Around August 11th we are going to Brazil; our youngest son Paulo will marriage in September, and our daughter Tatiana is expecting a baby for end of August. After this, we are planning to go to the USA to do Fund Raising in October - December to stay two more years in Kenya, God willing.
Say THANK YOU for your congregation and all people who help you to send us this two packages. It will be a blessing for the children.
Note from Kathy to P.Carlos Winterle
One is filled with Lily wreath crafts.
The other contains;
Magic cross scratch crafts
Butterfly using pencil craft with foam sheets, decorations, chenille stems, etc. Be sure to look for the demonstration packet and the shape outlines.
Hopefully you can use them for the children or whatever.
I continue to pray for your safety as well as progress spreading the Gospel message.
It may be sometime before you receive them.
We are supporting a Sudan mission project this VBS year. Africa seems to weigh heavily on my heart.
Hugs,
Kathy Shuman
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Pat Nuffer will be speaking on May 18th at Clear Lake Lutheran about her mission to the people of Sudan, Hands of Mercy. She sent this link as a way for people to find out more about her ministry. Hands of Mercy will be the featured mission of our Vacation Bible School this June.
Pastor Mark
Hi,Pastor Gaertner,
I have gotten a website up and going for Hands of Mercy. Would you
consider having a link from your site to this, as you are now one of
my BIG supporters(!)?
The web address is www.handsofmercymission.org
We are looking forward to the 18th.
In Christ,
Pat
May 2, 2008
David L. Thieme, Chief Executive Officer of the General Credit union, has announced that his resignation is effective immediately so that he can devote all of his attention on his other business opportunities, including the management of his Family Foundation. Lori Huglin, Chief Operating Officer of the General Credit Union, has agreed to serve as Interim President of the General Credit Union until the Board of Directors has selectefd a suitable replacement for David.
April 25, 2008
On Tuesday night Mark and Darlene Smith learned that he will be serving his vicarage in Vista, California at Faith Lutheran Church (the same church J Brown is currently serving as vicar! Is there a Clear Lake - Vista connection?)
On Wednesday evening J Brown received his call to serve as Assistant Pastor of Praise Lutheran Church in Ft Wayne, IN. It'll be nice to have J back in the area.
April 22, 2008
COLDWATER — Raymond Herman Duerk, 87, of Coldwater Lake,(Formerly Of Defiance, Ohio) died April 20, 2008 (Sunday) at the Community Health Center of Branch County.
He was born May 17, 1920 in Defiance, Ohio to Herman and Clara (Ludwig) Duerk
He married D. Helen (Schliesser) on Nov. 20, 1940, and she survives in Coldwater.
He was a carpenter. He will always be remembered for his “Valentine Candy” and the beautiful flowers he grew at the lake. Ray’s bass voice and the love for barbershop will sing on. He attended St.John’s Lutheran School and Defiance High School. He served as a sergeant with the 13th Air Force Engineers in the south pacific during WWII and was awarded several ribbons and two battle stars. He was a life member of VFW Post 3360 and the American Legion Post 117, in Defiance, Ohio. He worked for Tenzer Lumber, Stock Construction, Skelly Oil, Wolfrum Builders and then was self employed in construction. He was a carpenter for 60 years. Ray was a devoted, 57 year member of Clear lake Lutheran Church at Clear Lake, Indiana, where he served on many committees and was president of the congregation for two terms. He also served as the Summer Association board of director’s and co-chaired the remodeling of the church he so loved in the 1970’s. Health problems and a car accident in Florida slowed him down.
Survivors include two daughters: Mary Lou and(Tom) Towers of Crossville, Tenn and JoAnne Holman of Van Wert, Ohio; five grandchildren, Wendy Towers, David & (Kathy) Towers, Dean Towers, Carole & (Trent) Motycka, Kris & (Matt) Dunlap; nine Great-grandchildren: Marissa Branam & Leanne Branam, Jon Lisa & Joe Lisa. Nick Motycka, Drew Motycka, Madeline Towers, Joe Towers and Jackson Dunlap.
He was preceded in death by his parents, two sisters; Marie Wolfrum and Ruth Roehrs, and son-in-law John C. Rush, and a great grandson, David K. Towers.
Visitation will be from 3 to 8 p.m. Wednesday April 23, 2008 at Beams Funeral Home, Fremont, Ind. Funeral service will be at 11 a.m. Thursday April 24, 2008 at Clear Lake Lutheran Church, Fremont, Ind. with Pastor Mark Gaertner officiating.
Burial will be in Clear Lake Lutheran Cemetery, Fremont, Ind. ( With Military Committal Service conducted by Members of Fremont American Legion).
Memorials are suggested to the Clear Lake Lutheran Church, Fremont, Ind.
Condolences may be sent online to www.beamsfuneralhome.com. Arrangements are by the Beams Funeral Home of Fremont, Ind. (260) 495-2915.
April 18, 2008
Pastor Gaertner reports the following:
Mark Smith will be receiving his vicarage assignment on Tuesday evening and J Brown will be receiving his first call assignment on Wednesday evening. J assures me that he will be listening on line on Wednesday evening. Anyone interested in attending the service Tuesday evening? Let me know. Pastor
Subject: CTS Vicarage Assignment and Candidate Call Services Will Be Broadcast Live on the Internet
For Immediate Release
April 17, 2008
CTS Vicarage Assignment and Candidate Call Services Will Be Broadcast Live on the Internet
FORT WAYNE, IN (CTS) — The highlights of the month of April at Concordia Theological Seminary, Fort Wayne, Indiana, are the Vicarage and Deaconess Internship Placement and Candidate Call services, and you will be able to listen to them live on the Internet.
This year’s Vicarage and Deaconess Internship Assignment Service will take place on April 22, at 7:00 p.m. (Eastern Standard Time). The preacher for this service is the Rev. Phillip Quardokus, pastor of Christ Lutheran Church in Stevensville, Michigan. You can also listen to the Candidate Call Service on April 23 at 7:00 p.m. (EST). Rev. Daniel Gilbert, President of the Northern Illinois District of The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod, will preach for this service. Additionally, the list of vicarage placements and candidate calls will be posted on the seminary’s Web site immediately after the service each night.
The seminary has arranged to have a live audio Webcast of the services on the seminary Web site. To listen on the night of the service, go to www.ctsfw.edu/cts/placement. Those interested in listening will be able to test the audio streaming by following the instructions found at the above link. The audio Webcast will be in a standard format, which is playable by the most commonly used Windows, Mac, and Linux media playback software.
For information on becoming a pastor, please contact the Office of Admission at 1-800-481-2155. To learn more about Christ Academy, a unique program for high school and college men, please call 1-800-481-2155.
For information on becoming a deaconess, call 1-260-452-2178. To learn more about Phoebe Academy, a retreat for college women, please call 1-800-481-2155.
To help support CTS and its students through a financial contribution, please call the Office for Institutional Advancement toll-free at 1-877-287-4338.
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April 7, 2008
Terri Hague tells us:
. . . . my relationship to Tanner - Elaine is a good friend of mine, and she has asked me, and I in turn you, to keep Tanner in our thoughts. No child should have to deal with diseases of this magnitude but it happens frequently. Maybe one extra prayer will sway God to help Tanner through this and spare other children. This seems like "sins of the father (grandfather, great-grandfather, etc) being passed on to the child" for them to suffer.
Previous updates:
Thank you all for keeping Tanner in your prayers. Tanner is doing pretty well. The week end after chemo he was not feeling good at all but is doing better now. He goes back in April 8 to start another round of chemo and his parents decided no to have him do the radiation. I have included a message his mom sent to me.
Please continue to pray for Tanner and his family as he starts another round of chemo this next week.
God Bless you and your family,Elaine
Hi,
Thought that I would send you an e-mail update. Tanner did better with his second round of chemo-he goes in to Lutheran on Tuesday morning and stays until some time Friday. We go again April 8-next week. Then he doesn't feel good during that week-end, better by Monday but then he needs to stay home as his white blood cell count is low. He has it checked and when he is able he goes back to school. He lost his hair but is getting used to that 'look'. Also, we found out that he will not be doing radiation. Paul and I were not feeling good about the side effects for children after talking to the radiologist in Fort Wayne so we did go to IU cancer center in Indy and met with one there. Still we were not sure if it was the right choice for us. Ended up that a pediatric radiologist decided that Tanner has enough toxins in him and would not recommend doing the radiation now. We are going to do the chemo and then he will have scans periodically and if anything shows up we could biopsy- and if need be do the radiation then. That makes sense to us and we were relieved that we chose not to start it when they wanted to. Hope that things are going well with you. Take care. Love you.
Karen
April 3, 2008
Hi Ron, could you put the attached "Proposed by-laws for our endowment fund" on the web site? They are to be voted on at our special voter's meeting on April 20th.
We will also be voting on whether to accept the bid from Home Lumber of $26,500 to put new siding on the old parts of our building including the bell tower, storm windows to cover our stained glass windows, and two new outside doors and replacement windows for our Sunday School area. This is to be a 70th anniversary project.
You could also send a message out to our list.
Pastor
I Clear Lake Lutheran Church of Fremont, Indiana shall have the: CLEAR LAKE LUTHERAN ENDOWMENT FUND.
II GENERAL PURPOSE.
A. The Endowment Fund’s purpose shall be to receive, to manage and to distribute unrestricted gifts and bequests to support the outreach of Clear Lake Lutheran Church in Word and deed in our local community and throughout the world.
B. Both the principal and income from undesignated gifts and bequests to the Endowment are to be used for the uses, projects and programs recommended by the Board of Directors and approved by a simple majority of those present in the Voters Assembly provided that the uses, projects and programs are consistent with the Statement of Purpose in the above section. The list of approved uses, projects and programs shall be distributed to the members of the congregation.
- The Board of Directors shall make, at least annually, recommendations to the Voters’ Assembly for distribution of up to 5% of the income and principal of the Endowment available for the designated uses, projects and programs. None of the income or principal from undesignated gifts shall be distributed to the congregation's budget. The distribution shall be determined by a simple majority of those present in the Voters’ Assembly.
- Grant recommendations will focus on: 1) service outreach opportunities in our community, 2) support for local and regional missions and 3) national and international ministries of the LCMS and other Gospel centered ministries.
III DURATION
The CLEAR LAKE LUTHERAN ENDOWMENT FUND
shall continue in existence and be used as hereinabove provided, unless earlier revoked, so long as Clear Lake Lutheran Church shall continue to exist. Otherwise, the Endowment shall be disbursed as all other property of the church according to Article XI of the Bylaws of the church's Constitution.
IV GOVERNING BODY AND OFFICERS
A. The Endowment Committee operating under the Board of Directors shall promote and manage the Endowment Fund. The Committee's membership shall be:
- Chairman, elected by the Voters’ Assembly upon recommendation by the committee to a three-year term for a maximum of two consecutive terms. .
- Treasurer of the congregation who would also be the treasurer of the Fund;
- Three other members of the congregation, appointed by the Board of Directors, for three year terms and subject to re-appointment for a maximum of three terms.
B. The Endowment Committee may recommend that the assets of the Fund be delivered to The Lutheran Church--Missouri Synod Foundation for investment management or to any other qualified investment management institution. Any agreement entered into for the management of the Fund shall be valid only if approved by a two-thirds majority of the voting members present at a Voter’s Assembly.
C. The Endowment Committee shall meet at least on a yearly basis.
D. The Endowment Committee shall establish such written rules and regulations as may be necessary for the conduct of its business. It shall adopt standards and goals to guide in the expenditure of the income from the Fund, which it may amend, all within the stated purposes of the Fund.
E. The Endowment Committee shall maintain accounts with such financial institutions as it may by resolution authorize and determine. All checks and other documents transferring or expending any funds or assets in the Fund shall be executed by the treasurer of the Committee. Some or all of the assets of the Fund may be invested with the LCMS Foundation, Lutheran Church Extension Fund or in any other investment that the Endowment Committee deems appropriate.
F. The Endowment Committee may ask other members of the congregation to serve as advisory members and may employ, at the expense of the Fund income, such professional counseling on investments and legal matters as it deems to be in the best interest of the Fund.
G. The Endowment Committee shall maintain complete and accurate books of account and may employ such professional help as it deems necessary in this task.
H. The secretary, appointed by the chairman, shall maintain complete and accurate minutes of all the meetings of the Endowment Committee and supply a copy thereof to each member. The secretary shall keep a complete copy of minutes to be delivered to his or her successor.
I. The chairman, or the member designated by the chairman, shall preside at all meetings of the Endowment Committee.
J. No member of the Endowment Committee shall engage in any self-dealing or transactions with the Fund in which the member of the Committee has direct or indirect financial interest and shall at all times refrain from any conduct in which his/her personal interests would conflict with the interest of the Fund.
K. The Endowment Committee, in accordance with its written policies and procedures, shall make recommendations no less often than annually for the distribution of income and principal from the Fund. The Board of Directors may accept, amend, or reject the recommendation of the Endowment Committee.
V FISCAL YEAR
A. For tax, accounting, distribution, or other purposes, the fiscal year of
Clear Lake Lutheran Church shall be the Fiscal year of the Endowment Fund.
B. Within two months after the close of each of Endowment Fund's fiscal years, and at such other time(s) as is deemed convenient, an itemized written statement accurately reflecting the position of the Fund's income and corpus accounts as of a date reasonably close to the date the statement is submitted, and the receipts, disbursements and changes therein since the Fund's inception or the previous accounting, as the case may be, shall be submitted to the Clear Lake Lutheran Church Voters’ Assembly.
VI DUTIES
A. The Endowment Committee shall, at least annually, render a full and complete account of the administration of the Fund during the preceding year.
B. Gifts and contributions from any individual, family, firm or corporation, in money, in securities, or in any other form of property, including, by way of explanation and not in limitation, direct gifts for the purpose of the Endowment, gifts in memory of any deceased person or in appreciation or recognition of any living person, gifts in the form of a devise or bequest under will or trust instrument, and gifts or proceeds or portions of proceeds of insurance, annuity, or endowment policies or contracts, may be received by the Endowment at any time.
C. Means for formally acknowledging the receipt of each gift and contribution shall be established and maintained, including, whenever feasible, a designation of the value ascribed to each gift.
D. All Funds and property in the Endowment Fund shall be kept and maintained separate, distinct and independent from the funds and property otherwise belonging to the church. However, the Endowment Committee shall in no event be required to make physical segregation of the assets of the Fund in order to conform to the directions of any individual donors, but may establish separate accounts in its accounting records.
F. The Endowment Committee is to inform the members of the congregation at least annually of the purpose of the Endowment, and may periodically arrange for members of the congregation to meet with professional counselors in the areas of charitable giving, wills, bequests, insurance, etc.
VII AMENDMENTS
Any amendment which will change, alter or amend these Bylaws shall be adopted only if approved in accordance with the constitution and bylaws of Clear Lake Lutheran Church.
March 25, 2008
Terri Hague reports the following update on Tanner Surfus, 10 year old boy from Garrett
Just to let you know that we were called from Riley's Wednesday afternoon and it was set up for Tanner to start his treatments
next week. We went and met with the oncologist at Fort Wayne on Friday. He went over the treatment plan. He will have a port
put in Monday and then start chemo on Tuesday morning,Wednesday, and Thursday and stay over still on Thursday night and
will be sent home sometime Friday. He is going to get 2 types of drugs for the chemo. They said that he will be on a 21 day cycle
schedule as long as he doesn't get any fevers and such. Also, the fourth week into this he will start radiation on the left chest area.
(5 days in a row for 5 weeks) Fortunately they will be doing all of his treatments at Lutheran hospital which is on the south side
of Fort Wayne which is closer than Riley's(Indy). So we will know more how his body is going to react as we go along. During
his chemo treatments he will be staying in the hospital. Hopefully by doing this they will get rid of any cancer cells that may
have been left. Keep us in your thoughts and prayers.
March 19, 2008
Dave Heierman reports
Thought I would give you a quick update. It’s been another very stressful week trying to figure out what can/should be done.
Today we expected Terry to be released (at our dismay) following a meeting the Bowen center arranged for the immediate family.
Our prayers were answered! Thankfully, Terry’s side of the family has also taken a much needed roll in seeing he was NOT released today.
They are pursuing a court order which is expected to take up to a week in hopes to give him the much needed help.
We are all very relieved & thankful to know he will remain safe for now in the facility & hopefully receive much needed medical treatment.
Thanks for the prayers & concerns. Please continue to pray for Terry & Carol Kuhn, their 6 kids & the entire family during this long &
difficult time.
March 14, 2008
Last minute plans.
Update on Easter distribution at Angola Nursing Homes - we need you. Steuben County Thrivent Project
We will be assembling Easter bags at Peace Lutheran at 9:00 a.m. this Saturday March 15. We will then proceed to nursing homes around 10:00 a.m. We will be distributing at Northern Lakes and Lakeland. An Easter Bunny will join us J We would love to have you join us. The residents love visitors.
The bags will include the beautiful crosses that CLLC Sunday School has made. Thank you for your efforts. They are great J
Questions? Email me or call me 833-6170 or 316-4362
Hugs, Kathy
March 11, 2008
Terri Hague reports on family:
Since you all were so wonderful when Janette was carrying the twins I wanted to share their pictures. Again, Thanks for your prayers - God sure made some great grandkids for me!
Hope everyone is well.
Here are some photos of our kids.
Quinn wanted everyone to know that he was not aware that he had bologna on his head when we took his picture - he is so embarrassed. Grant, on the other hand, was trying to put bologna on his head for the photo. Funny little guys.
Alana is 7, Grant & Quinn almost 1.5 years old and Victor is 6 months old.
Take care, Miles
March 6, 2008
This came in response to our $2000 special mission offering. It is good to know our missionaries are back in Kenya. Continue to pray for peace.
Dear Kathy,
Thank you so much for your support and prayers for the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Kenya and specifically for Uhuru Highway Lutheran Church. Your loving kindness and generosity is a blessing to all.
Pastor and Lidia Winterle have returned to Kenya and we will be there on Sunday. You can read a bit about the agreement that was signed in our Prayer Letter . It was an unfortunate time for all the Kenya folks in western Kenya and the slums. We pray this rival will stop so people can live in harmony. Keep those prayers going for peace.
I have attached our last prayer letter. Do you receive it by email from my husband? My husband sends it from his email so I am not sure if I have given your email to him or not. Let me know and I will make sure we get you on our prayer letter list.
Blessings to you as you serve him where you are planted.
In His Love,
Joy Mueller
Project Management Director – Africa
LCMS~World Missions/World Relief-Human Care
Ablaze! – Sharing the Good News of Christ Jesus with 100 million people by 2017!
February 28, 2008
Mitzi Armstrong reports that on Wednesday, Feb 27th, Dick Armstrong had open heart surgery. The surgery was more extensive than anticipated and involved a quadruple by-pass and replacing a leaky valve with a cow valve. The surgery took more than eight hours but as of Thursday Dick was doing well, off the ventilator and sitting up in bed. His color is really good but he is in a lot of pain (thank God for the morphine drip). Mitzi thanks everyone for their prayers and concerns.
February 17, 2008
Terri Hague reports the following:
This is the message I just recieved from Karen, Tanner's Stepmother. Please keep all of Tanner's family and friends in your prayers. Please pray for complete healing of Tanner, strenght and peace for him and his family.
Thank you,
Elaine
Hi,
Just to let you know that on Thursday,Tanner had an echo ekg-that came out good, he had a bone scan done and that was good, he had a cat scan done of the chest and lung area and that came back good, also. The mass was cancer. The pathology reports were sent out and they all agreed on the type of cancer but had conflicting reports on the cancer cell count. The oncologist at Riley's will send the test results from Thursday to them(the other doctor's) and they will confer and make their recommendations for what would be the best treatment plan for Tanner. They feel that the cancer was all removed from the surgery but in case there would be one or two cells left-They want to do chemo. (and possibly radiation) We won't know what they are proposing for another week or so, what type of chemo, etc. but are planning on doing the treatments at Riley's and Lutheran Hospital- they said as much as possible, as they have good communication with Lutheran and they work together. I will keep you updated. Hope that you are keeping warm!
Karen
Please keep Tanner Surfus in your prayers. He is a 10 year old boy from Garrett. He is having a second lung surgery today at Riley Children’s Hospital in Indy.
His step-mother, Karen (McFann, Ebersole) is a very good friend of mine all the way back to elementary school. His father is Paul and his mother Tonya (Sechler) died from breast cancer when Tanner was only 2 years old.
On 1-1-2008 Tanner woke up Paul and complained of chest pain and difficulty breathing. Paul and Karen took him to DeKalb Hospital in Auburn. The ER doc took a chest x-ray and said it was abnormal and they would need to do blood work. Tanner was sent on to Parkview Hospital in Fort Wayne where they removed fluid in his lung. He also had an infection and treated it with strong antibiotics. It was determined that he would need surgery so they transferred him to Riley. He was at Parkview from 1-2-2008 until 1-5-2008.
They admitted Tanner to Riley on Saturday, 1-5-2008, and scheduled surgery for early Monday 1-7-2008. In that surgery they removed his lower left lobe and a wedge of the upper left lobe. The entire mass was removed. A CT scan was done of his entire body and there are no other masses.
The reason he is having surgery today is: when the body is healing it creates fluid. He had a chest tube to drain the fluid and it was removed when no more fluid was draining. There must have been some in there and it has started to gel. Because of that they are having trouble keeping the lung inflated. It needs to be addressed now so it can be reversed and Tanner will have that lung capacity.
They do not know the results yet of what the mass is. They said it can take 2-3 weeks to know exactly what it is. They don’t want to tell Paul and Karen the wrong information. A sample was also sent to the Mayo Clinic for diagnosis.
Tanner broke his collar bone 2 ½ years ago and the doctor reviewed that x-ray and the mass showed up on that x-ray. It was noted as a possible lung contusion. The size of the mass they removed was the size of a baseball. Karen did not say what size the growth was 2 ½ years ago, but if it was anything substantial it would have been investigated. They don’t know what this mass is, but for some reason it got infected and caused problems.
Please pray for Tanner that this is not anything life threatening. Pray for successful healing and complete recovery. Please pass on to any prayer chains.
Thank you and God bless you and your family,
Elaine Baidinger Kleeman
February 14, 2008
Pastor Gaertner reports the following:
Our Together in Mission missionary, James May, has a new address. Members of CLLC are encouraged to send them cards of support or email them James.May@lcms.org and include them in their prayers. More information on the May family is found on the church bulletin board and on their web site, http://www.mayfamilyintogo.com/
-------Original Message-------
The French School prefers that we have our own mail box. Therefore, effectively immediately our new address is;
Rev. James and Tiina May
01 BP 3581
Ouagadougou 01
Burkina Faso
WEST AFRICA
Our phone numbers remain the same.
God shows his love for us in that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us. Romans 5:8
February 2, 2008
Delores Martin reports that Roy Keel, former member of CLLC, has been hospitalized for the past two weeks in Texas. He has experienced several problems with circulation and is dealing with infection in his bladder and lungs. He is in Intensive Care.
He and his wife, Millie, are in Texas for the winter.
January 29, 2008
Kathy Shuman says:
Thank you to the CLLC Sunday School students, Alpha group, High School youth, and teachers for taking part in the Return of Souper Can skit on Souper (Super) Bowl Sunday, 2/3/08. Was this the first time that many did the wave? Souper Can and his quarterbacks, Preston Retcher and Mason Thomas, were certainly a highlight. Thank you for your donations which will be matched by Thrivent and given to Project Help. Writing a check? Make it out to CLLC (mark it/memo Souper Bowl).
January 29, 2008
The PowerPoint depicting the Clear Lake Lutheran church history is probably not going to be available on the website. We have 50MB of space provided in the package price. We are using 43 MB of that already and the PowerPoint program is 147MB which would put us up around 200MB.
If you are interested in the PowerPoint, please email Kathy Shuman bkshuman@mchsi.com and she would be happy to mail it to you. Also DVD’s with VBS program and CD pictures are available as well (since 2004).
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