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by JUDIE COOPER Barry and Beth Fel- linger bring a host of talents and interests to their new community of Terrace Bay. Pastor Fellinger has taken on the ministry of the Ter- race Bay Gospel Assem- bly following the recent departure of former Pastor John Laari. "We're enjoying our new community. The pace of life is quite a change from Hamilton. The clean air is great. The scenery points out that this really is "God's ' country'. We like small towns very much," comments an enthu- siastic Pastor Fellinger. Both Barry and Beth are 1981 graduates of Peterboro's Eastern Pentecostal Bible Col- lege, with Barry having the added distinction of being class valedictor- ian. Both are avid read- ers and active writers, the most recent publica- tion being one of Barry's in the PAOC magazine. Both are fluent in several contemporary languages such as French and. German and also skilled in Greek and Latin. Other interests include astronomy, and bolf for Barry and camp- ing for Beth, which both thoroughly enjoying many sports. Barry is a member of a _ whole family of successful golfers. Two of his cousins received golf scholarships in the Unit- ed States. A continuing interest for Barry is the study of revival from an historical perspective. After graduation, Barry worked as the assistant pastor at West- dale Pentecostal Church in Hamilton for one and one-half years. Beth took on the position of Christian Education Di- rector. They -were con- tacted by Pastor Laari in November of last year Birchwood Auxiliary meeting The January meeting of Birchwood Auxiliary was held on the 6th in St. Andrews Chuch, Schreiber. Chairing the meeting Pam Jones thanked the executive of the past season. for. a very successful year,, 1983 elections were held with the following results: President - Pam Jones, Vice President - Georgina Davis, Secre- tary - Peggy Thomp- son, Treasurer - Estelle Wallwin, Corresponding Secretary - Lillian Belli- veau. A motion was passed to officially change the Auxiliary name from Pinewood-Birchwood to Birchwood Auxiliary. Membership fees for the Provincial Auxiliary were to be paid. On January 13th Birchwood Auxiliary held a Get Acquainted Tea in the Recreation Room at Birchwood Ter- race. The guest speak- er, Allison Hill-Neufeld, Co-ordinator of Volun- teer Services from Pine- wood Court, spoke to the membership and _ visit- ors on the very many ways a volunteer can s ways a volunteer can assist in enhancing the life of a resident. She encouraged those at- tending on the rewards Turning Winter Cold To Summer Cool The bone-chilling cold weather that swept across the U.S. this} week could be used during the dog days of August to cool many public buildings. Engineers have demonstrated that cold water stored underground in the winter can be pumped out in the sum- mer and be used for air condition- ing chilling towers. The system is efficient and would be effec- tive in all parts of the country ex- cept the Deep South where win- ters just aren't cold enough. of this service. Joann Rogerson, Ac- tivities Supervisor at Birchwood Terrace, thanked Allison and suggested the motto, "Take a senior out for coffee." She described the various roles offered by volunteers at the moment, such as assisting at the senior bowling league where help is badly needed in scoring. Bowling has been such a popular in- novation this season, many attempting re- training of a limb in order to do so: The quilt material has been purchased by the Auxiliary and with the completion of top sew- ing will soon be set up on a quilting frame in Birchwood Terrace. Anyone interested in assisting with the quilt- ing is invited to drop in. Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, February 9, 1983, page 3 and travelled to Ter- race Bay to meet the local congregation and. to preach. The congre- gation voted to extend a call to come to be their new pastor and, after prayer, the Fellingers determined to do so. Presently living in year include the inaugu- ration of Crusaders and Wee College programs for boys and girls ages 7-14 (Crusaders) and 4-6 (Wee College). These programs are similar to Scouting but with added spiritual content. They are working toward the Fellingers welcomed to Terrace Bay ary 24th (7:00 p.m.), a ladies retreat on the theme of family rela- tionships on Feb. 12th led by Marg Knott of Marathon, and the showing of the film '"'Heaven's Heroes", a dramatic feature on the life' and death of a Have hearing protection, use it! Don't have it? Get it! More information, contact: b) The Canadian Hearing Society Thunder Bay 'F' 807-623-1646 MarkiV Prictisres Inmomporaled Based on the true story of two dedicated Police Officers To some STARRING Produced ai Sunday, February 13th at 7:00 p.m. Terrace Bay Gospel Assembly 12 Terrace Court. Everyone is Welcome! Free Admission Phone: 825-9368 aoe ben men of The Des Moines Pouce Renortnent: by DONALD W THOMPSON = Executive Producer RUSSEL DOUGHTEN JR Grade A Large doubling of the present congregation within the year. Several special events are already scheduled, including the visit of evangelist Peter Youngren of World Im- pact Ministries on Janu- "very comfortable" quarters in the church building, the Fellingers are looking forward to the construction of a larger . self-contained parsonage slated for this spring. Plans for the ante : ' ; 66 " You dont have to be Top 500 to get the same kind of health coverage. A Blue CHIP Package is for groups of = 3ormore. Write for a brochure or call direct Al King 34 Cumberland Street North Suite 707 Thunder Bay, Ontario P7A 4L3 "J (807) 345-5451 Christian police officer, on February 13th (7:00 p.m.). All these events are open to the public. 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