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Another change of pace speaker started out the New Year for the Brainerd Noon Sertomans. Everett Churchill spoke to the group today about the message therapy. Everett operates Pine Village Massage located near Walgreen's. This once occupation that was once considered rather risque is now becoming part of a growing movement toward natural healing in the United States. Consumers spend between $4 and $6 billion annually on visits to massage therapists. Consumers visit massage therapists 114 million times each year There are numerous indications that massage therapy is gaining acceptance and growing. Of the types of alternative care explored, people say they would be most likely to use massage therapy (80%), vitamin therapy (80%), herbal therapy (75%), and chiropractic (73%). Everett recommends this process to relieve many common problems with the neck back and shoulders. Although one does not need to be licensed to work in Minnesota, he is. Normally, a full body massage is $20 whereas a muscular therapeutic message is $40.
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January 3-4
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Washington Middle School Vision and Hearing Screenings. See Bob Ehrich to sign up for a morning or afternoon shift.
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January 6
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Members of the Little Moran, Morning and Camp Sertoma Clubs who wish to attend the
Holiday Party are invited. Contact Todd Dunlap for details. Beer will be free with a cash bar and
don't forget the white elephant exchange as a couple. $15 per person
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January 8
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Next meeting of the Pequot Potential Sertoma Club Group at Sibley Station
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February 23-25
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Perch Jerk sponsored by the Little Moran Club. Note the change in date from last week's
announcements.
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| Ticket
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| Milo Johnson |
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| George Moore |
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Remember: Be there
by 11:45 and call somebody if you can't.
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| January 10 |
Robert Mileski, Greg Miller, Roy Miller |
| January 17 |
Wayne Mitchell, Bill Mitsch, Pete Mogensen |
| January 24 |
George Moore, John Nelson, Karla Nelson |
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Sertoman of the Day
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 Mary Marana made the RASH decision to be
today's Sertoman of the Day. Those of us who are not
bRASH enough to know Mary very well, did not learn a whole lot about her personally. We knew she did not take out
tRASH for a living but instead was an account executive for KLKS.
RASHonally, we knew there was more to her life that being born in Bemidji, going to college., having two wonderful children Lane and Justin, and joining Sertoma in 1994 under the auspices of her sponsor Lynn Clough. We
cRASHed head on into her illustrious career amongst us when she spoke of her GEM Award, told us about being rookie of the year, and added her Centurion Award. However, everyone will no doubt be
RASHly congratulating her for being brave enough to share her most embarrassing moment which centered around oddly enough--a
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Milo Johnson accepted the club awards for the l999-2000 from Mike Boen at today's meeting. We again won the Club Achievement Award and the Honor Award. Kudos to Milo again for a great year as President and good going Sertomans. |
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group we do want to acknowledge the good things that happen to the people in
our club and provide moral support when things are not so sunny. Mary
Marana, as one of the chaplains, has agree to be the coordinator of our
efforts. Her numbers are as follows; 828-4539 or
829-8212. Please contact her if you feel a card or flowers are appropriate. |
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Congratulations |
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It was bouncing baby boy time at the Ryan household for the New
Year! Tim and Luke were born about 3 p.m. January 1st thus giving the baby derby prize to Deb Kohan who decided to split
it with the new mom. Congratulations to our new secretary and her family of boys, boys, boys. |
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