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The Springboard of Taurus Page 8 May 2016 May Birthdays In astrology, those born between May 1–20 are Bulls The Springboard of Taurus. Bulls show a steady persistence in endeavors both professional and personal, and after working hard, they are not shy about rewarding Park Springs ~ 500 Springhouse Circle ~ Stone Mountain, GA 30087 themselves for a job well done. Those born between Adele Williams‟ Journey from New Classes starting in June: May 21–31 are Gemini‘s Twins. The Twins represent Watercolors June 6, 8, 14 energetic communication and interaction. Curious Michalovce to Park Springs Acrylic - July 6, 13, 20 by Louise Plonowski Geminis love to collect and share information. Witty Drawing - and intellectual, they attract many friends, mentors, Life Drawing ―The Members who live at Park Springs and colleagues. really come from all over,‖ says Adele Christmas In July 11, 18, 25 1 - Charlie Cook, Jack Housworth Williams, who moved from Decatur in 2013 2 - Aurrie Weinthaler Inside this Issue with her husband Clark. ―But my journey to We would love to hear from you if you‘re interested in get here could fill a book!‖ 3 - Ginny Darrah, Susan Lueptow any of the following classes. If so, let us know so we Adele Williams’ Journey from can do some groundwork and see how much interest 5 - Mary Gronde Michalovce 1,2 Born in Michalovce, Czechoslovakia, in can be generated, then secure an instructor or find 6 - Willie Bennett, LeRoy Oakley Cornerstone Fellowship 2 1932, four-year old Adela Melanie Dula and her mother were instruction on YouTube. 7 - Pat Kichline Men‟s Forum 2 visiting her grandparents in New York in 1936. Her father had Coloring Books stayed in Europe and attended the 1936 Olympics in Berlin, and on 8 - Robert Barget, Caroline Galloway, Ho-Ho-Ho 3 Calligraphy his way there witnessed very serious military maneuvers from his Lynne Hewett, Otto Jons Pool Renovation 3 train window. ―Though not of the Jewish faith ourselves, we had Silk Scarfs 9 - Grace Burkhalter, Nancy Sloan Motions, Pull Cords &Pendants 3 many Jewish friends. My father sensed that many changes were Zen-tangle 10 - Shirley Grainger, Vera Yontz Cinco De Mayo Party 3 about to take place,‖ notes Adele. Stamping and card making 11 - Carolyn Coons, Mary Scott Living Library Project 3 In 1937, after much deliberation, Adele and her parents sailed from Basket Weaving 12 - Frank Arnold, Louise Hurst Kentucky Derby 3 Bremen (Germany) to New York. Their paperwork was prepared by Anything sound interesting? Call Carolyn Voke – ext. 15 - Reiner Gerdes, Myrtle Newberry, Clark Williams Service of Remembrance 3 the mother of a kindergarten classmate, the only woman in 3112. Have other ideas?? Let someone know. 16 - Marion McClellan, Dee Sullins Michalovce‘s town hall, while their American relatives had scraped th Do They Know? 4 Thank you for supporting and attending the 10 17 - Elaine Headley, Stanley Seaman, Carolyn Voke and secured sufficient funds to sponsor the young family that spoke th I Guess It‟s Time 4 Annual Park Springs Art Show held on April 29 . We 18 - Albert Cepnik almost no English. know you enjoyed it because we ordered up more wine Park Springs Chorus Spring 5 19 - Kay Hood Concert and cheese . Did you know that many of the artists They settled in Greenpoint, the northernmost neighborhood in the 22 - Adrienne Carr, Betty Malcolm exhibiting work began their ‗art career‘ after they came Health & Senior Fitness Day 5 New York City borough of Brooklyn. ―It was a true melting pot,‖ says 23 - Crawford Jenkins, Tom Simon to Park Springs? Memorial Day Program 5 Adele. ―It was not even necessary to learn English. All day long you You say “I can‟t draw a straight line.‖ Come join 24 - Lurlene O‘Conner heard nothing but Hungarian, Polish and Slovak.‖ Guided Imagery 5 us, we‟ll teach you. 25 - John Maly Furniture Sales Needs You! 5 Both Adele‘s parents worked hard to build up a new life on this side 26 - Mitzi Kessler Artist of the Week Sam Hagan to Perform 6 of the Atlantic Ocean. ―I went to night school with my Dad when he 27 - Jack Kirby wanted to learn the language. We moved 13 times in 20 years, Stop by the in-house mailbox to see the featured artist Double Play Flute & Tuba 6 28 - Ann Brock including to Florida for a year where my father, who had been a of the week. Musical Memorial Day Program 6 29 - George Hankins paralegal in Czechoslovakia, opened a restaurant. I do believe that May 2nd – Suzanne Cook even though these were not always easy years, they really cemented 30 - Tallulah Conn, Donald Gilbert, What‟s New in Your Gut? 7 th our family bond,‖ says Adele. May 9 – Avis Fox Women‟s Forum 7 Becky McGlamry, Lois Natoli, cont. page 2 May 16th – Jean Ennis Margaret Trawick ArtWorks 8 rd May 23 – Doris Harlan 31 - Julia Gary Artist of the Week 8 th May 30 – Paul Gann May Birthdays 8 Page 2 Page 7 Guidelines for a Healthy Lifestyle Adele Williams‟ Journey from Men‟s Forum by Charlie Cook Women‟s Forum: Healing and Hope Michalovce to Park Springs cont. pg. 1 The Men‘s Forum meets every Thursday at 9:00 a.m., What‟s New in Your Gut? for the Journey with Sandye Adele‘s mother was an accomplished seamstress and in the Community Hall. We invite you to join us for our A healthy gut microbiome is essential to Mullins weekly scheduled programs. Our guests for this month found work making undergarments and corsets. When good health th are as follows: Friday, May 20 at 2:00 p.m. (CH) the company she worked for got a government contract The human microbiome is composed of trillions of tiny organisms (bacteria, fungi, viruses, etc.) that live on Sandye Mullins is the supplying brassieres for the WACs and WAVEs, she NEWS FLASH: Thanks to trainers Jennifer Durham, our skin and in our digestive system. There are more Chief Executive purchased a commercial sewing machine to work at Simone Gibson and Fred Jerding and volunteers Floyd Fawcett, Larry Corbett, and Dalton McGlamry, we‘re bacteria than human cells in our bodies. Officer of Care and home, and taught her daughter to sew as well. Not planning to have the men‘s forum on channel 962 each Counseling Center of impressed by the basic styles, Adele was inspired to get A healthy gut microbiome may promote a strong Thursday from 9:00 to 10:00 a.m. immune system and lower levels of chronic Georgia (CCCG), a her degree in fashion design from the Traphagen School May 5: Ales Awad, a missionary with the General inflammation linked to many serious health recognized non-profit of Fashion and ultimately became a well-known luxury Board of Global Ministries of the United Methodist conditions. organization offering lingerie designer. Church serving in Israel/Palestine with his wife, Brenda, Bacteria take in nutrients to supply the energy they counseling services to Throughout her professional career she has designed will speak under the title, a Palestinian Christian need to grow and secrete products that can be individuals and for top manufacturers throughout the U.S., and her Perspective on the Church of the Holy Land, the Arab- beneficial or harmful. A healthy microbiome has families in the greater work has been featured as part of a Diane Von Israeli conflict. He plans to show a power-point beneficial bacteria producing a greater variety of Atlanta area for 50 years. CCCG‘s mission is to offer helpful bacterial byproducts and some vitamins, Furstenberg sleepwear collection. presentation about the topics above, and will start the healing, wholeness and hope to those in need, and leaving less territory for disease-causing bacteria. Clark and Adele Williams have been married 61 years, presentation explaining the reason behind the current to educate others for this service. They have 17 frustration of Palestinians in the West Bank and the Diet is very important because most of the counseling sites throughout greater Atlanta and help and met in a youth group in Jackson Heights. They body‟s microbes live in the digestive system and Gaza Strip. He will speak a little about the church and more than 385,000 people annually. raised their three children, two sons and a daughter, in they eat what we eat. Studies have indicated that then focus on the history of the Arab-Israeli conflict Scarsdale, NY, where Clark worked as a banker and was people eating a traditional Mediterranean diet or The CCCG staff includes licensed professional that got us to where we are today. He will be happy to able to walk to work for 35 years, while Adele enjoyed an Asian diet (both plant-based) have a higher counselors, licensed marriage and family therapists, answer questions on these issues or related issues. proportion of beneficial bacteria in their an easy commute to the city. The couple retired early to licensed clinical social workers, psychologists and microbiome than people consuming a more traditional Lewes, Delaware (―Washington‘s Cape Cod‖), but May 12: Fahed AbuAkel, a Presbyterian minister and ―Western diet‖ that has less fruits & vegetables and psychiatrists. moved to Georgia 14 years ago to be closer to their former Moderator of the national Presbyterian Church (USA), will show a film that will feature two republicans emphasizes red meats (beef, lamb) and processed Through three core programs — counseling, twin grandchildren. meats (such as bacon, sausage, hot dogs), refined and two democrats speaking about just peace in the chaplaincy and training — CCCG helps ease the carbohydrates (white bread).
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