Trinity Lutheran Church Newsletter

Trinity Lutheran church newsletter 501 S. Washington Ave., Albert Lea MN 56007 Web Site: www.tlc-al.org (507) 373-2466 E-mail: [email protected] Worship with Holy Communion Facebook: www.facebook.com/tlcal 9:00 AM, Sundays 5:30 PM, Wednesdays Holy Communion at all services.

Bus provided Sunday for worship. Call the church office, 373-2466, by noon on Friday if you want a ride on the bus Sunday.

Nursery provided Sunday for worship.

Bring a friend to church, This is a way you can share your love for Christ and for all people

did you miss getting your picture taken for the new directory? You can still be included. Wednesday, September 26 trinity 2:00 – 9:00 PM Fellowship Contact Darcy Rice, 402-7886 or the church office, 373-2466 Your picture is needed to make our Wednesday, September 26 directory more complete. Noon Meal ------Program: Worship as Holy Humor By Pastor Daphne Hamborg New members will be received Plan to attend and bring a friend. Call the church office, 373-2466; Pat Hanson, 373-7721; or Pastor Sunday, September 30, 9:00 AM Marcia, 373-6318, to register. Monday, September 24, by baptism, affirmation and transfer is the last day to register. If you or someone you know is interested, contact Pastor Zieske or the church office, 373-2466. Membership Introduction Classes are September 16 & 23 at 10:30 AM. ------

resumes Saturday, September 8 7:00 AM Two groups qualify: either older or younger than Bob Goldman. (This means all are able to come. Please, consider doing so.) s/ Bob Goldman ------Trinity’s Early Out program has a new look! It’s called Wednesday Kid’s JAM! ushers JAM = Jesus And Me!

 Are you an usher and want to change your Once a month on the first Wednesday kids will meet scheduled dates or retire? at Trinity Lutheran Church after school from 3:30 to  Are you willing to become an usher? We really 5:30 PM for an after school afternoon of fun! need some of these. Wednesday Kid’s JAM will offer the best of Early Call the church office (Mary), 373-2466, or Bob Out! There will be Snack Time, Jesus Time, Skit Goldman, 373-9197, to respond. Time and Free Time. s/ Bob Goldman Mark your calendar! The first Wednesday Kid’s JAM is October 3rd!

Dear Trinity

Members and Friends,

Peaceful greetings.

With the start of a new scholastic and program year, we also have some exciting new beginnings at Trinity. I am coordinating and leading two Bible studies and discussion opportunities – one on Sundays at 10:30 AM and the other on Thursdays at 9:00 AM. Both of these sessions will be using a DVD study and discussion format.

The Sunday sessions will begin with a 6-week look at “Discover Islam.” This award-winning series (Harvard Interfaith Film Festival 2011) has been distributed through our ELCA and will give us an opportunity to learn more about this faith tradition and compare it with our own Christian faith. There are over 1.5 billion world-wide followers of Islam, yet few people outside the faith truly understand Muslim beliefs, practices and values. There is great misinformation about issues ranging from Jihad to women’s rights. This series will followed-up with a 12-session discussion of the “History of the Bible: The Making of the New Testament” and another video series discussion of the “Dead Sea Scrolls.” More information about these last two sessions will be given in future newsletters.

The Thursday sessions will focus on the making, content and message of “The Old Testament” and “The New Testament.”

Other than the Islam series, the DVD videos are produced by a company called “The Great Courses” and are accompanied by very interesting, helpful and informative study guides. One of the great values of these DVD videos is the scholarly input by learned professors of Biblical studies from several nationally known Universities. Additionally, the video format provides great visuals of geographic locations and historical artifacts.

The Sunday sessions will begin on September 16th at 10:30 AM. The Thursday sessions begin on September 20th at 9:00 AM. The setting is relaxed and informally guided discussion and sharing. It is not necessary to have previous Bible knowledge; just an eager and inquisitive attitude. It is a great learning and sharing environment. You are welcome to invite your friends to come with you.

Joy & Peace, s/ Pr. Curtis Zieske Youth and Family Ministry

9:00 – 10:00 AM Families Worship Together Everyone! All students, parents, teachers & people who are involved in any way with the faith formation of our families come for “Backpack Blessings.” There will be installation of Faith Formation Teachers and Faith Mile Stone Leaders.

Registration begins at 10:00 AM in Trinity Hall.  Bring your 2012 – 2013 Permission/Medical Form  Be ready to have your picture taken.  Bring a special offering for Rally Day Sunday, September 9! Lutheran World Relief sends School Kits and Personal Care Kits to children in need around the world. These items listed are needed for Lutheran World Relief Kits: Note: Notice the need for the School Kits have changed. Do you have your offering already purchased? Be sure to bring all school items you have!

School Kit Supplies needed include:  70 sheet notebooks with 8 ½ x11 ruled paper (not loose paper)  pencil sharpeners  ballpoint Pens (no gel ink)

Personal Care Kits include:  light or medium weight bath size towel (approx. 52”x27” dark colors preferred  bath size (4 or 5oz.) bars of soap .  tooth brush  Enjoy a treat, wide meet tooth your comb teacher and greet your friends.  Central Park Celebration & Picnicmetal begins nail clipper at 10:30 AM.  Play games! Lotz & lotz of games!  Eat good food! Hamburgers or hot dogs, chips, watermelon & cookies! *Suggested Picnic Lunch Donation of $4.50 per/plate/$15 Max for family. Sponsored by God: In fellowship with Calvary Baptist, First Baptist, First Lutheran, First Presbyterian, Salem Lutheran & Trinity Lutheran

See You at the Pole on Wednesday, Sept. 19 is simply a prayer rally where students meet at their school flagpole before school to lift up their friends, families, teachers, school, and nation to God. See You at the Pole is a student-initiated, student-organized, and student-led event.

Confirmation Kick-Off Day Retreat at Good Earth Village is Saturday, Sept. 15. You will learn about trusting God and others through a variety of fun activities and bible stories. This one day retreat is designed to spend time with your pastor and get excited for your year of confirmation. It’s also an opportunity for you to meet other confirmation youth who are on their faith journey of confirmation. The bus leaves from Trinity parking lot at 7:30 AM. It returns around 5:00 PM. Wear your hiking shoes and plan on a great day of fun! Lunch is provided.

Prairie River Corn Maze! Sunday, September 23. Leaving Trinity parking lot at 12:30 PM and home by 4:30 PM. This will be fun for everyone! Cost for 12 yrs. & older is $5. 3 to 11 yrs is $3. Max per/family is $15. ADDITIONAL FUN THINGS to do! Children’s Playgrounds + Disc Golf + Mini Golf + Wagon Ride Tour of Camp + Walking Trails

S/Coreen Johnson, Youth & Family Ministry too high, causing slurry to fly. She took a deep breath as his foot depressed the accelerator. Her imaginings weren’t even close to the results. She rolled her eyes and noticed the vase. It had been days since she made the vow about the last petal, but the flower still looked just as fresh. Okay God, I guess I’m supposed to still Tribute to Teachers, be patient, huh? 3rd Annual “Sorry, Ms. Nielson. Do you want to use my towel?” Shawn offered the damp rag so apologetically that Yes it is true; Trish and I are “Empty Nesters”. As I Beth’s heart felt a new tenderness towards him-despite reflect back to raising our two children I am astonished the face full of clay he’d just delivered her. and overwhelmed by the number of adults that had an integral part in raising our children. They were The semester wore on. Most of Beth’s students showed influenced by so many people just like you and I. great improvement. Shawn still aggravated her There is not one of us that doesn’t remember a teacher tremendously sometimes, but these episodes were that we hold dear to our hearts. Some of us might have occurring with less frequency. When he did test her been lucky enough to have had a neighbor, aunt or patience, she remembered her oath. She was uncle, friend of the family’s and/or possibly a dumbfounded every week when she changed the water CHURCH MEMBER who influenced, inspired, taught in the vase. How is that flower still in perfect and supported us throughout our childhood. Adults condition? It should have been wilted and in the trash can change a child’s life forever by just being there, bin long ago. It must be a God thing. listening and showing an interest. It was open house night and Beth had her room set up like a true art gallery. She placed the students’ pottery We begin a new year of Sunday school as fall on velvety soft sheets of material draped over their approaches. I thought it was only fitting to once again workstations. Each project had an artist’s title card, have a newsletter article expressing our appreciation carefully scribed in calligraphy, placed next to it. The for our teaching staff and all those who make a point in parents and kids are gonna love this! noticing a child (yes even a smile and saying hello “Hello, everyone. Welcome! Please feel free to look makes a lasting impression). We have a great teaching around the room. Kids, show your parents what you’ve staff; they are dedicated and touch the hearts of every been working on and parents please feel free to ask one of our children here at Trinity. any questions about grades, tools you see, etcetera.” Proverbs 22:6 (NLT) - Teach your children to choose Boy, that little speech sounded lame. I sounded just the right path, and when they are older, they will like my old teachers. Ech! Beth thought as she leaned remain upon it. against the edge of her desk and looked around the room. Great turn out at least! Petals of Patience “Ms. Nielson. It’s so nice to finally meet you.” An attractive woman with a boisterous smile approached “That’s it, just like that. Good! Now hold your thumbs Beth. As the two shook hands, the woman continued, together and aim for the center. Press gently, but “I’m Shawn’s mom. He talks about you so much. I firmly, and start sinking a well.” Beth guided Alicia’s hope his little crush hasn’t been too uncomfortable for dainty hands through the smooth clay as it spun you.” steadily on the wheel before her. She’s doing well. I love working with kids that have talent! Beth mused as “His crush?” That’s news to me. she used a sea sponge to dowse the project with more “Yes, his crush. I assumed you knew. What with all the water. flowers and all.” “Ms. Nielson! Ms. Nielson! I need help!” Shawn. “Flowers?” What is this woman talking about? Again. Now he on the other hand I could definitely do “I own a flower shop, so I didn’t mind. He said yellow without! God, why won’t you just transfer Shawn to daffodils were your favorite. I tried to tell him that one another class? He stresses me out every day and he a week was coming on too strong…” – Debbie Sickler never seems to catch on to a thing I show him! Lord, if he has to be in here, please give me patience to deal If you see any of the Sunday school teachers make sure with him. you take the time to thank them for sharing their gifts. “What is it now Shawn?” She didn’t even try to hide As most of you know by now our Youth and Family her exasperation, as she trudged over to the mess, he Ministry Coordinator, Coreen Johnson has handed in called his workstation. her resignation. She will leave her staff position with Destruction met Beth’s eyes the next morning as she Trinity June 30th, 2013. She has served our raised the lid to the kiln. She picked up jagged remains congregation with unending love, devotion and caring. of pottery that had shattered. A triangular piece of She has inspired many of us to get involved and has Cobalt Blue caught her eye. Shawn. He was the only influenced us with her dedication and love for our God. one who used that color this week. How many times do Thank you Coreen!!! I have to show him how to wedge his clay properly? He knows he can’t fire something with air pockets in Keep smiling and I will see you in church. it! Beth took a step back and shook her head, her gaze Don’t forget to bring a friend!!!!!!!!!!!! locked onto the flower vase resting on her desk. God, I’ll give him until the last petal falls off that flower, Quote for the month: “People who are crazy enough to then I’m done! I don’t know what else to do with that think they can change the world, are the ones who boy. She forced a happy face as the class filed into the do.” - Apple Computers room. God Bless, s/ , Council President Shawn snapped the plastic bat into place with a mound Corky Stanley of soft clay piled on it and sat at the wheel for his first lesson. Beth cringed with thoughts of him turning it on MAKE A JOYFUL Brian Wacholz and Pastor Curtis NOISE TO THE lORD Zieske Summer is winding down and soon we will be back in the full swing of Sunday School, Sunday Bible study and the like. But while still in the summer season, I have to acknowledge a very special young lady, who is so very faithful and truly an asset to this congregation. That would be Cheyenne Severtsen, our ever faithful, reverent and lovely young woman who has been at just about every worship service this summer. She is always ready to be our Acolyte, Crucifer or both. This church is truly blessed to have her as part of our congregation. Our committee has been meeting and discussing many things this summer. We’ve talked about new banners, for different occasions, new things to be added to our church website and the worship service itself. Keep a look out for some of these things and let us know your thoughts. Nancy has also been incorporating your favorite hymns this summer, and that is always a plus. We continue to ask congregation members to share their talents, singing etc. with us, some say ‘Yes’ others say ‘ We’ll see’, but we keep asking. If you have things you would like to see happen at Trinity, let us know as we are open to positive suggestions.

Another fun event is scheduled for Sunday the 14th of Oct. and that is the “Musician Appreciation Coffee”, this year we thought we should have it down in Trinity Hall. This is the coffee where this committee honors our wonderful musicians, and we have homemade goodies and coffee. Come and say ‘Thanks’ to the great people who so enhance our worship service. Our next meeting is Tues. Sept.4th at 5:30PM, please join us. “Make a joyful noise to the Lord” Psalm 100.1 s/ Andrea Jensen, Chair Cheryl Enderson, Carla Johnson, Verlaine Williams, Worship & Music Committee

LIFE AND LEGACY This is a reminder for our upcoming workshop on Sunday Sept. 30th during the education hour, following service. Topics to be discussed that day include: Healthcare directives, Wills and Power of Attorney. This is an informational workshop, an overview of these topics to give people some perspective on them. It is geared to all ages, so please bring your parents, your young adults and yourselves. Come and listen and bring any suggestions for future workshops. We will be listening to you. There will be a meeting of this committee on Tues. Sept. 18th at 4:15 PM. If you are interested in joining, please come or contact one of the members. s/ Andrea Jensen Ron Petersen, Corky Stanley, Hello all, Fall is fast approaching and hopefully everyone has had the opportunity to enjoy our beautiful summer season. Along with fall, comes the finishing up of the projects we’ve put off before the white stuff starts to fly. Speaking of projects, the elevator service company has been here at Trinity to make temporary repairs to the elevator. Thank you to everyone for their patience during this process, and permanent repairs are on their way soon. We have discussed a fall clean up day at Trinity for sometime in October. We will be scheduling the final date in September, and will notify everyone then. We would appreciate volunteers during that day, to assist us in keeping our premises neat and orderly in appearance. Speaking of a neat and orderly appearance, Greg has been working hard to shampoo the interior carpets of the church. If you notice the clean carpets, take a few minutes to thank Greg for his hard work. As summer winds to a close and Labor Day fast approaches, enjoy this time with friends and family. Should you have any concerns or comments about our premises, please feel comfortable to contact me. Blessings to all, s/ Brian Wacholz (507)-383-5465 Premises Committee

Benevolences and missions The Benevolence and Mission portion of our 2012 adopted budget is $28,636. Through the end of July we have distributed almost 40% of this amount. Some of the benevolence and mission organizations Trinity supports are  ELCA, missionaries  food pantry  World Vision  Youth for Christ  MN Teen Challenge The full list is contained in the annual budget report. Thank you for your generous offerings to date in 2012. Our total giving through July is at 51% of our adopted budget. However, we are staying current with our expenses and we anticipate a strong finish for the rest of the year. We hope to see you in church. Finance Committee, s/ Ron Petersen Lance Skov

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Altar guild meets Monday, September 24, 6:30 PM. Hostesses will be Mary Roozenboom and Barb Springborg.

TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH WOMEN Bev Jackson Cotter and Erna Berthelsen “She opens her hand to the poor, and reaches out her hands to the needy.” Proverbs 31:20 “She opens her hand to the poor…” and in that hand is a quilt made with donated fabric, donated thread, donated labor and donated love. Since 1948 women who love to sew have been meeting in Trinity Hall on the second Wednesday of each month. With sewing machines and enthusiasm they have stitched together thousands (in 2005 the count was 15,000) of quilts that have been given to Lutheran World relief, the Red Cross and the Salvation Army. Immediately following World War II, women gathered in the home of Mrs. J.P. Jensen to repair used clothing to donate to the war victims and refugees in Europe and Asia. Two years later the group moved to Trinity Hall and began quilting. It has remained there, dwindling in numbers but as enthusiastic as ever. If you would like to join the quilters, call Joan Mattick 373-1582, Donna Sonnek 373-7818 or just stop in. Your time and talent will help to warm a victim of disaster somewhere in the world. Speaking of our history, in 2012 Women of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America are celebrating 25 years of this organization. Erna Berthelsen was a delegate to the Milwaukee conference that established the ELCA, continuing a tradition of caring and sharing among Lutheran women that dates back to 1837 when the first women’s missionary society was formed in New York. 25 years is a major milestone. It’s exciting to be a part of this heritage. We want to wish a special Thank You to Jo Meyer and Pastor Zieske for sharing your insights with the July and August Bible Study groups and for helping to make these gatherings special. Another Thanks goes to Ione Varenhorst for organizing the Undies Sundays. Currently Trinity is the only church in town that provides this service to the community, donating new underwear for grade school children through the Salvation Army. DATES TO REMEMBER: Wed. Sept. 12 9:00 a.m. Sewing Day Sun. Sept. 16 10:00 a.m. Mission Day Event Tues. Sept. 18 7:00 p.m. Mary Circle Wed. Sept. 19 9:30 a.m. Deborah and Elizabeth Circles Wed. Sept. 19 2:00 p.m. Eunice and Lois Circles Mon. Sept. 24 3:00 p.m. Peel Potatoes Tues. Sept. 25 8:00 a.m. Lefse Making What if there were no Trinity Lutheran Church Women? 49. Who would provide the annual Thank You Luncheon for the Quilters? 50. Who would encourage the men in the church to get involved with peeling potatoes and making lefse? LEFSE-MAKING DAYS Mon., Sept. 24, 3:00 PM Potatoes are peeled for lefse. Volunteers are needed to peel, rice potatoes, and mix batches. Tues., Sept. 25, 8:00 AM Lefse is made. Volunteers are needed to make lefse balls, distribute flour to the rollers, roll and turn lefse. As many rollers as possible are needed. Also needed: Donations of russet potatoes and lefse griddles. To help call Marlys Jensen, 377-3957. Lois Circle will serve lunch to all volunteers. Co-chairmen: Marlys Jensen and Bev Twito Lefse made will be sold at the “Soup ‘N Dessert Event” October 11. s/ Marlys Jensen The Lutheran world relief van will be at First Lutheran Church Saturday, October 13. We will be sending our quilts, school kits, personal care kits, and baby care kits. You may donate items or money to the nominating purchase supplies. See list below for items needed. committee presents the School Kits TLCW Slate of Officers for 2013: notebooks, 8” x 10 ½, 70 sheets each (four are needed for each kit) Erna Berthelsen...... Co-President pencil sharpeners Bev Jackson-Cotter.Co-President ball point pens (no gel ink) Karen Nelson...... Vice blunt scissors President Personal Care Kits LaVonne Eggers.....Secretary 1 light or medium weight bath towel, approximately 52 “ x 27”, dark colors Marcia Petersen...... Treasurer preferred Pyllis Tavis...... Mission 2 bath size bar soap (4-5 oz.) Community 1 tooth brush Secretary 1 wide tooth comb Janet Drews...... Mission 1 metal nail file Growth Secretary Baby Care Kits Virginia Plantage....Mission 2 t-shirts, lightweight cotton Action 2 long or short sleeved gowns or sleepers Secretary 1 sweater or sweatshirt with hood The Committee, 1 hand towel, dark colors preferred 2 bath size bar soap (4-5 oz) s/ Marlene Wright s/ Joan Mattick, Lutheran World Relief co-chairman Jo Meyer and Barb Larson MEMORIALS GIVEN IN LOVING MEMORY OF … Lutheran World Relief Adam Christenson by Glen & LeAnn Juveland Robert Petersen by Mary Ann Martinson by Family Office Equipment Adam Christenson by Ethmer & Marlene Wright Van Fund Eugene Parish by Harold & Pat Hanson Bulletins Parents, Lyle and Lillian Larson by Barb Larson Worship Appointments Corrine Rovang by Ethmer & Marlene Wright Pastor Zieske’s Uncle John Havemier by Mike & Andrea Jensen Salvation Army Food Shelf Betty Johnson by Glen & LeAnn Juveland Debbie Olson Scholarship Fund Helen Lundblad by Shirley Kallberg Dan Gilster by Shirley Kallberg Bob Ellingson by Shirley Kallberg Betty Johnson by Shirley Kallberg Undesignated Pastor Zieske’s Uncle John Havemier by Friends and Family august records Average Worship Attendance Wednesdays, 24; Sundays, 124 will be given during the service Sunday, September 30, Wedding Erika Viktora and Arthur Wright for those baptized before December 2011 to take home Funeral Ethel Peterson and hang in a special place. Those Known to be Hospitalized Don Lunn Terry Krueger Dollie Levisen Paul Levisen Music A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO Holger (Buzz) Knudsen for his donation to the church brings a new dimension to prayer, praise library of the book, Holy Dane, Happy Dane, written and thanksgiving. Take a break from by his sister, Avis Evelyn Knudsen Jorgenson and to life’s busyness and join the fun of one of all people who have donated books to the church Trinity’s music groups! library.

MARRIAGE BOOSTER RETREAT COMING TRINITY TO ALBERT LEA IN SEPTEMBER Spend quality time with your spouse during this one- day retreat on Saturday, September 22, 2012, 9:15 AM to 4:45 PM at Grace Lutheran Church (918 Garfield Ave, Albert Lea). Through fun and engaging presentations and exercises, couples will enjoy one-on- one time, gain new insights, and be encouraged in their marriage. To register, contact Grace Lutheran (50- Wednesdays, 6:30 PM 373-6496) before September 12. A retreat fee of $85 is starting September 12th due with registration (scholarship funds available). For information, contact Pastor Andrea Myers at Grace Lutheran.

Trinity Lutheran church Thank you and God bless you members and friends who made my 80th birthday and 30th Ordination GOSPEL SINGERS Anniversary Day so special by having a coffee time in my honor. You have given me a treasured and blessed Wednesdays, 7:30 PM memory of the day. starting September 12, s/ Pastor Marcia

BAPTISM BANNERS WILL BE RECEIVED Sunday, September 30, at the 9:00 CHIME CHOIR AM Worship Service to all who Thursdays, 5:00, beginning September 13th were baptized before December 2011. Trinity continues to support baptized children and For anyone Confirmation age or above; call adults with a permanent reminder of their baptism. Nancy at 373-2466 for more info. Baptismal banners have been made by Donna Sonnek and Marion Schroeder, as a Nursery Guild project. Banners have been on display for several months for other church members and worshippers to see. Banners

Service ministers

Ushers To help, call Randy Holland, 373-6775. Lyle Hinz Jeff Nelson A. “Shorty” Jensen Tom Nygaard Del Johnson Stan Opdahl Glen Juveland Altar Guild To help, call Carla Johnson, 383-6735. Jan Drews Lois Lunn Sue Fink

Flower Committee To help, call Joyce Hoium, 373-4196. Sept. 2 John & Mary Ann Petersen Sept. 9 Sheila Jensen Sept. 16 Wally & Sue Fink Sept. 23 Marlys Webber Sept. 30 Lyle Hinz & Jan Drews

Communion Assistants To help, call Verlaine Williams, 269-0292. Sept. 2 Shorty & Nancy Jensen, Laurie Hovendick Sept. 9 Richard & Karen Nelson, Jean Pestorious Sept. 16 Scott & Sharlet Boelter, Gloria Fitzgerald Sept. 23 Dave & Rebecca McPherson, LaRita Sickenger Sept. 30 Shorty & Nancy Jensen, LaRita Sickenger

Greeters To help, call Shirley Kallberg, 373-1250. Sept. 2 Kathy Bock, Annabell Christenson Barb Larson, Ione Varenhorst Sept. 9 Doris Hansen, Marlene Wright Darcy Rice Sept. 16 Mary Ness, Sondra Ness, Alysia Ness Sarah Jensen, Mark & Sheila Jensen Sept. 23 Bob & Pat Goldman Joyce Hoium Sept. 30 Jeff & Kim Nelson, Adam & Sydney MaChar Kingstrom & Hanna Kingstrom

Nursery To help, call Mary Roozenboom, 373-1374 (373-2466, church) or Laurie Hovendick, 256-7649. Sept. 2 (9:00 AM) Mary Roozenboom Sept. 9 (9:00 AM) Patti Yaw Sept. 16 (9:00 AM) Sarah Jensen & Sheila Jensen (10:15 AM) Sheila Jensen Sept. 23 (9:00 AM) Laurie Hovendick (10:15 AM) Laurie Hovendick Sept. 30 (9:00 AM) Mike & Andrea Jensen (10:15 AM) Peggy Benson

Rides to Trinity Given By To help, call the church office, 373-2466. Note: We could use a couple more drivers. Sept. 2 Greg Andersen, 396-0633 Sept. 9 Darcy Rice, 402-7886 Sept. 16 Nathan Johnson, 256-4634 Sept. 23 Nathan Johnson, 256-4634 Sept. 30 Cliff Wuerflein, 373-0633