The Shopper Thursday, November 28, 2013 Associate Degree Nursing Graduates 23 Friday, November 29th • 10 a.m. - 10 p.m. BOGO Half Off throughout the store Belle Rose Boutique 204 N. Mason St. • Bowie • 940-872-8880 (Some Exclusions Apply) MCRSPA Meeting The Associate Degree Nursing graduating class at North Central Texas College for Fall 2013 includes (left to right) front row: Tiffani Meier of Lantana, Janice Boudreau of Denton, Gina Carr of Decatur, Kylie Crutsinger of Paradise, Holly Mercer of Era, Andrea Parker of Denton, Ragen Reed of Krum, Jodi Cuccurullo of Carrollton, Jordan Smith of Hickory Creen and Shana Kubena of Denton; second row: Melanie Jackson of Valley View, Brooke Foutch of Krum, Shannon Meador of Corinth, Doris Degler of Justin, Cheryl Killion of Lewisville, Hugo Gottlich of Justin, Amber Tolle of Denton, Lisa Christian of Gainesville, Jennifer Sanders of Denton, Nicole Biller of Whitesboro, Nicole Haskett of Northlake, Joohee Lim of Denton and Tanya Fleitman of Saint Jo; third row: Jennifer Ring of Corinth, Dannielle Wallace of Denton, Marie Walk of Corinth, Natalie Storts of Denton, Tiffany Ott of Gainesville, Kathy Forrest-Wilson of Lake Dallas, Sowande Coker of Garland, Zachary Shepherd of Lewisville, Amber Tatum of Nocona, Jackline Ateka of Addison, Amy Bond of Oak Point, Diane Beckmann of Gainesville, Anne Kinyanjui of Lewisville and Brytni Cox of Azle. Not pictured: Tonya Babilonia of Krum, Melissa Bell of Crossroads, Jeri Lewis of Justin and Johnna Phillips of The Colony. SAFE. WARM. SMART. HEATING YOUR HOME WITH PROPANE IS ALL OF THE ABOVE. PROPANE IS ABOUT MUCH MORE THAN THE LITTLE CONTAINER ATTACHED TO A GRILL. Cy Young makes his choice from the bake sale items cooked up to augment scholarship income. Once again the Barbeque fundraiser for the 2014 Montague County Retired School Personnel Association Scholarship was very successful, owing to the effort of volunteers and the support of all those friends who joined them November 9th to enjoy some good eating! Mary Ann Ewing, MCRSPA president remarked, “Thanks are due to all the community support that has been given for our BBQ this year and in past years to help us fund the scholarships. Even with all the other functions going on at the same time, area businesses and individuals have stepped up to support us, and our scholarship program is assured for county graduating seniors in 2014.” Members are reminded to get ready for the Christmas Meeting, Tuesday, December 3rd at the Bowie Senior Citizen Center. You are urged to come, eat lunch at 12:00 if you like, but be sure to be with us for the program and business meeting at 12:45. Bring friends! Call the Center, 940-872-4500 by 10 a.m. to reserve lunch. Cost of meal is $3.00. Mary Whatley, one of our own, will entertain retirees with a highly anticipated seasonal book review. Remember, in lieu of exchanging gifts, we begin our children’s book collection drive for the year at Christmas. Last year retirees collected and distributed 397 books to children. All interested persons are welcomed to enjoy the fun. TODAY, MILLIONS OF HOMEOWNERS USE PROPANE AS THEIR EVERYDAY ENERGY SOURCE. PEOPLE USE PROPANE IN AND AROUND THEIR HOMES FOR FURNACES, WATER HEATERS, AIR CONDITIONERS, OUTDOOR GRILLS, FIREPLACES, AND APPLIANCES. 1413 E. WISE ST. • BOWIE BOWIE BUTANE GAS CO., INC. Full Service Dealer 940-872-2266 NIGHTS & WEEKENDS, CALL KASEY DENSON: 940-366-5628 (CELL) Please join us for our annual REHABILITATION AND HEALTHCARE OF BOWIE ADVANCED Hosted by First United Methodist Church of Bowie 15 North Jefferson (behind Brookshires) 15 Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, Nov. 28th from 1 1:00 am to 12:30 pm Everyone is invited to share in this Thanksgiving meal and fellowship. Delivery and take-out orders are also available. Delivery orders will be taken until Wednesday, November 27th at 12:00 noon. Please call the church office at 940.872.3384 to place your order. For those who whould like to help by serving, cooking a dish, delivering meals or making a donation, please call the church office to sign up.You may also e-mail Lisa Buffington at goneracing66@yahoo.com There is no charge for dinner, however donations are accepted. WQ Mr. Frantom’s Success Story Mr. Billy Frantom required inpatient rehabilitation at ARHC Bowie after hospitalization with a procedure on his heart. His first week of physical and occupational therapy focused on safety and confidence with bed mobility, and transfers with emphasis on sternal precautions. Billy quickly progressed with strength and balance! He practiced using a rolling walker and cane with activities of daily living. Mr. Frantom had one goal… to get home! After a month of rehab plan of care he was cleared by his doctor to return home. His progress was noted using the Berg Balance Test and the Functional Reach Test to determine safety with dynamic home activities. The rehab and IDT team enjoyed being a part of Mr. Frantom’s recovery. If you or your loved one are in need of short term rehab please call Patty Allen at 940-531-2875. We would love to make you our next success story, because we can’t spell success wihout “u”! 700 W. Hwy 287 S. • Bowie • 940-872-2283