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New Year... New Start

Are you tired of being financial unorganized? Would you like some direction to a financially stress free life? In the fast paced life of debit and credit cards, it is easy to find yourself in financial shortfall. The big questions are, ‘How do you get back on track? What tools do you need to effectively manage your money?’ The solutions to these questions are within your reach.

An orientation session will be held January 9^th, 2008 at 6:30pm at Suamico United Methodist Church, located at 3266 Lakeview Drive in Suamico to begin finding the answers. Join us to start 2008 out with financial peace by seeing how a Financial Peace University (FPU) Course can help.

FPU provides the tools and processes for changing your financial future. It takes the knowledge from God and turns it into real action in our lives. This is a step-by-step process taught through video by best-selling author and financial counselor Dave Ramsey. During this 13 week course, you will learn a method of step-by-step cash flow planning, techniques to eliminating debt and how to invest wisely.

There is a nominal cost ($99.00) which will cover your workbooks, audio CD's, and other materials to help you in class. All classes will be held at on Wednesday evenings at 6:30pm at Suamico United Methodist Church, located at 3266 Lakeview Drive in Suamico.

To find out more about this program or to get directions to the church, please contact the church office at 434-1168. We look forward to seeing you at the orientation session on January 9^th at 6:30pm.

Gunther von Hagens’ BODY WORLDS 1 is the first anatomical exhibition of plastinated human bodies which was made available to the wide public. Since 1995, it's attracted nearly 25 million visitors in over 40 cities in Asia, Europe, and North America. And it's coming to the Milwaukee Public Museum beginning January 18th for a limited engagement.

See the human body like never before. From individual organs to whole-body plastinates, BODY WORLDS 1 offers visitors a rare opportunity to see the complexity of human anatomy and physiology.

Never before has an exhibition offered such an intimate look at the human body. More than 200 real human specimens -- whole bodies, healthy and diseased organs, body sections and slices -- present a one-of-a-kind anatomy and physiology lesson.

See how your body's systems relate to one another and work in concert to help you function and survive.

The Central Wisconsin Children's Museum will be hosting a traveling exhibit featuring a train with all the bells and whistles. Climb aboard Brio's giant interactive train set to pull levers, load cargo, and see what it takes to get goods from the farm to the market. This exhibit is sponsored by Sentry Foundation and is open during regular museum hours.

Artists-in-Residence Program at The Mill Boutique (inside Paper Creations)

February 6
Noon-2:00

Deb Schnell, Just Because Photography

425 West Water Street, Appleton, WI

Located in the former Atlas Mill next to the Paper Discovery Museum

Come and meet our "Artists-in-Residence". Learn about their passions and register for their classes. Please tell us what classes you might want to take. Our artists' passions are quilted and wool felted items, beading/wire wrapping/sterling jewelry/French beading, silk painting, card making/rubber stamping, watercolor/oils, pottery, photography, knitting/crocheting, basket weaving and dichroic glass.

Mader and Shari Hendrickson
SanSharee Jewelry and Bodacious Basketry
830-0051 and 738-0752
1022 Goss Avenue
Menasha, WI 54952

Because of the bad snow storms in southern Wisconsin, the area is down 500 pints of blood. Help our southern neighbors – DONATE BLOOD.

Donation sites:

Green Bay Blood Donor Center (2131 Deckner Ave)

Monday, Tuesday & Thursday 2 pm – 6 pm
Friday 9 am – 1 pm
Saturday 8 am – Noon

Pilgrim Congregation Church (991 Pilgrim Way)

Every Friday
9 am – 1 pm

For additional blood donations sites and to schedule an appointment, visit our website givebloodgivelife.org or call 1.800.GIVE.LIFE