The Bethlen Home Messenger, 1991-1992 (1-4. szám)
1991-12-01 / 1. szám
SttíWtp Hjígblígfjt* GENO'S PIZZA LIGONIER DISTRIBUTORS LIGONIER OFFICE SUPPLY GOSPEL TRUTH BETSYS OF LIGONIER HAYES PHARMACY DIANE HAKEL JOANNE SCHMUCKER JANE EICHER HEAVENLY FOODS MARTINS LIGONIER FLORAL PATHFINDER THE FRAME PLACE THE NEEDLE NOOK THE GARRETT THE PAPER HOUSE POST AND RAIL BIG PAPS SUBWAY DRUMMER BOY BOOKS THE CLOTHES PATCH MACS HARDWARE VIDEO COUNTRY ANN WOODALL BOB WOODALL OTTO HOFFMAN PAT MACKENZIE ETHEL PLUMMER C. J. ARTIM TERRY WILLIAMAN ANN KEMERER MILLIE B RALLIER ROSE NICHOLSON DONNA BROWN ANN LIPECKY CONNIE HAIL LOIS NEIDERHEISER DORRIS LEVITT LOIS WEIRS GERTRUDE MAYR WILAM WETT GINGER VANSLANDER ELEANOR OLIVERLINDSEY MORHACK MARKMORHACK PAT JACKSON NANCY HUBER MARGARET KOLOZI JOSPEH KOLOZI BEULAH & HAROLD HENRY GERTRUDE SHAFFER JOSEPH DEEDS JUDY PROBERT GARY & SANDY MADEI JANET GEISEL I would also like to give special appreciation and gratitude to the Fairport Harbor and Dayton, Ohio churches who made a most generous donation to the Patient Activity Fund. Special "Thanks" to the many people who made unknown contributions in baked goods, flea market items, etc. The Legend Of The Spiders Many Christmas Eve's ago in a small house located in Germany, it was customary for all the house animals to gather after the family had gone to bed to view the Christmas tree with its many beautiful lights. As the animals gathered around the twinkling tree, every animal had appeared except for the small gray house spiders. Where were they wondered the animals? Well the house mother was always a very neat and tidy woman and had no use for spiders. She would continually go around sweeping up so the spiders would have to run off double quick. It was only in the remote nooks and crannies of the house that the spiders felt safe. The spiders longed to see the beautiful tree with all its lights. The spiders then spoke to the Christ Child who loves all creatures, even the most homeliest and most humble, that they were unable to see the tree. The Christ Child then led the spiders in to see the tree after everyone else had gone. All the spiders and their family came to see the marvelous sight. As they began to climb, and go from branch to branch and needle to needle, ball to ball to the very top of the star and down again they came right up close to the most beautiful thing they'd have ever seen. Finally, they were done. Slowly, silently, they crept down and disappeared and vanished just like that! But the tree was covered with cobwebs from top to bottom not a spot had they missed! Now the Christ Child knew how the house mother disliked cobwebs, and he knew how much the children would be disappointed to find their tree so carefully decorated covered with dull cobwebs. As the Christ Child leaned and touched the webs, in a brief moment they had all turned to shimmering silver, looking like icicles. Never, in all time had there been such a tree, and it was hard to say who had been the most excited, the house mother, the children or the spiders when they awoke on Christmas morning. Cite IBetltlen 3&úme Administrator.................. Director of Nursing......... Dietician......................... Activity Director............ Medical Records............. Bookkeeper.................... Administrator's Secretary Chaplain......................... Social Service................ Physical Therapy............ .......Rev. Paul Kovács ....Jane Eicher, RN-BS ......Mrs. Edith Kovács .Sherry A. Humbertson ............Michele Alesi .............Judy Minnick ..........Diane M. Hakel .......Rev. Joseph Posta ...................Pat Armel ..........Jody West, LPT
