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 Holabird AdvocateProviding all the news we see fit to print since 2002!Saturday, May 14, 2005 VOL. IV Issue 5H Holabird Church of Universal Life Plans To Help With EAFB Closing Transition The impending close of Ellsworth Air Force Base is an event that could be difficult for some. Reverend Jerry Hinkle of the Holabird Church of Universal Life wishes to help in cheering up the downtrodden of this event. He declares, "It's never too late to Come to Jesus!". In order to help out these poor unfortunate people, the church will make care packages consisting of a bible in the New Living Translation and The Ditty Bops CD. Reverend Hinkle believes if that doesn't make one feel better then there truly is no hope for them. "The bible will minister to the soul, the CD to the heart." He plainly stated. Of course donations will be needed to bring this about, so if you want to help all of the poor souls whose life was torn asunder by this base closing, let them know that it's time to "Come to Jesus". Is there a better time? So send your donations to the Holabird Church of Universal Life. It is estimated that the care packages will cost $20 each, so give generously. Sioux Falls liberals claim they care about the poor, here's their chance to prove it. Words of Wisdom For All Graduates by Jerry Hinkle, Publisher, Holabird Advocate This Weekend there will be two graduations in my family. My cousin Andy graduate from his trade school today, and tomorrow, honorary Hinkle, Ana Nemec, will graduate from good old Highmore High School at the top of her class. And so I (who graduated closer to the bottom of my own class) thought I should let anyone who is graduating from one place to another in on a few secrets. Two conflicting emotions are within you at this time. You are feeling ready to take on the world, hungry for what is yours. You are also afraid that you might not have what it takes to get what is yours. Mistakes? Yes, you will make them. You'll also have to answer for them in one way or another. Still the people who care about you will always be there to let you know you are not alone. You have the knowledge that you have just learned to help you in your new objectives. You may not know what comes next, but it will fall into place somehow. There are times you will have to regroup, change the plan. Believe it or not, I never thought I'd be doing what I'm doing now back when I graduated from Good old Highmore High 19 years ago. For better or worse, it is what God had planned for me. You could do worse than listening for a word from God, even when those around you say you're crazy. If you feel your on the right path, stick with it. God will let you know when it's not right. Trust in yourself and God, and there'll be no stopping you. Good luck and congratulations to every graduate and their respective families. Free Camping Weekend in South Dakota Today starts the free camping weekend for all of the campgrounds operated by the South Dakota Game Fish and Parks (although some say G F & P stand for something else which is unprintable here. Doug Hinkle and his family group are taking advantage of the cheaper rate to kick back and relax in their new camper. Harold And Mary Hinkle went over to visit this afternoon. Darrel and Kristi Hinkle plan to see Dave and Beth Aasby out there tomorrow.
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Rev Jerry, Years ago,30 or more, we went to First Christian church in Tempe, Az and Don Hinkle was our minister- he had a son, Doug, a wonderful singer who had an album, One Sweet Day, and I wondered if these Hinkles are your relatives and what became of them.
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Karen, The family that you speak of is my family. Don was my grandfather. And Doug is my uncle. All four of Don's son's including my father are still involved in active ministry. Doug actually lives in Oklahoma City. Hope that helps!
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