The Hometown Treasure June 2011 | Page 45

by Brenda Yoder Mailing Services Do you have a list of customer addresses ... but you’re not sure what the best way is to contact them again? Talk to us! We can add to, delete from, and update your mailing list for you; do bulk mailings; and provide you with alphabetical lists of all your contacts to make it easy for you to look someone up. Your best customers are those that have already bought from you! We can also help you start collecting that information if you aren’t already doing it. Devon Weaver, CTp, CQPA 260 D North Village Dr. Shipshewana, IN 46565 [email protected] Office: 260.768.4760 Cell: 260.336.9878 Fax: [phone] M USINGS FROM by Maggie Glick AGGIE What I'd like to share with you is amusing stories from my collection of books of humor which nephews Mel and Pat brought me the day they moved me to Life Care in LaGrange from Greencroft in Goshen. Since my computer is not working, I'll just quote the small gal on the February page of my 2011 calendar. She says, "Love starts when another person's needs become more important than your own." I hope to have my new computer up and running and let you enjoy my humor books next time. Page 45 PO Box 744, Shipshewana, IN 46565 • [email protected] Ph: [phone] • Fax [phone] unhealthy behavior with the same care we would our physical health not only helps ourselves, but our family and those around us. The health of our heart affects the health of our home. Everyone struggles physically, spiritually, and emotionally at various seasons of our lives. It’s normal. It’s important we treat our spiritual and emotional health just as we would our physical health. Building a routine for emotional health is as necessary as physical exercise. Talking with trustworthy friends, family members, pastors or counselors is important in maintaining good health for soul and spirit when we are struggling. As a community, caring for another’s emotional and behavioral health in non-judgmental ways is crucial in allowing someone to feel safe in reaching out. Ecclesiastes 4 says, “Two are better than one, because they have a good return for their labor: If either of them f