Muskegon Heights
Class of 1969
holds, Reunion
US GO HEIGHTS
egon Height High School
gradu ting cia of 1969 held a
Reunion on September
29th, at th Holiday Inn in
egon Height .
They came bee to uskegon
Heights, 33 of the 1969 grad
uate, to et and compare
experience 15 years later. They
came from Sagina , Columbus,
Ohio; Milw u ee, Wisconsin; and
Detroit.
It seems that everyone is
doing ell. Class Vice Presi
dent of 1969, Vance Scott,
now Vance Scott, MD.,
practicing medicine in Detroit.
GI n Metcalf, who was voted
the "Be Ore d" of the
in 1969, is now the foot
ball coach for the uskegon
Heights Tigers, and is also
etball coach at uskegon
Community College.
PeSKY Lewis Sones . Ex-
• I
ecutive Secretary to John Syd-
nor, Superintendent of the us
kegon Heights Public Schools.
embers of the Reunion
Committee, who organized the
affair, are: Carolyn Graham
Dennie, Gloria King Fisher,
Bonnie cGlothin and Curtis
Vines.
F stivitie began with a Social
Hour, followed by a sit-down
dinner.
John Sydnor, who wa Mu
kegon Heights High School
Principal in 1969, was guest
spe ere
Trophies were presented 'by
Carolyn Dennie for the most
recently married; the newest
baby; the longest distance
tr veled to the Reunion.
The Reunion moved from the
Holiday Inn, after danner, to
Daddy' for dancing till the
ee hours.
om- g tar ho rs
.L. Hun
lId moderated
tins, and Rev.· .L.
e ected p tor.
The late Rev. JD. Buc ey
REV .. LHUNI'
gave charge. P or .L.
Hunt pastored the oming
Star Baptist Church for 27
a church member noted. em
benbip increued to 300 mem
ben.
September 3, 1983 Pastor
Hunt t in his }ett.er of reId.llllA
tion to th church that
do to his faiB:n8 health be
no 10 ab}e to perform the
duti of a or. He pr ntly
is confmed to 'Brook HaftD
edical F �tie •
, e can truly say today
that Pastor Hunt has b n a
le der pastor, teacher, fathel,
and a friend. To e ch of u
and every life that he has
touched in his year of service
in the Lord," observed a mem
ber.
Through the years Pastor
Hunt affiliated with and
served as:
oderator of the
OCTOBER 3 - 9.1984 THE CITIZEN PAGE NINE
REUNIO - Some of tho
V·
ote
proj
estern District. Associ tion for
40 years; First Vice-President
of the General Bapti State
Convention, 20 year; Pastor of
the Friendship Baptist Church
yean. for eight yean; Pastor of the
. On August 4, 1962, member a donia Baptist Church, al-
matched into a new church t
mo nine year; Pastor of
2031 Riordan St. singing' e the ount Zion Baptist
Come This Far By Faith" Church in lansing; also affiliated
(Leaning on the Lord). with the National Baptist Con:
During the 22 years, under vention of America. ' e say
the leadership of Pastor Hunt, thank you, P stor Hunt, and
God ble d us piritually, God hie you and ';"e love
financially J and nurnberically, you dearly," . d more than
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hotel will bring no meaningful
benefits to the Blac citizens
of uskegon. It is not likely
that Blacks will ume any of
the key role: hotel managers;
inve tors; or, contractors.
Blacks are already maids, jani
tors, bell hops, cooks - so
what's new?
But, you can be sure Blacks
won't be "di criminated against"
when and if tho municipal
bond should need our tax
dollars to pay theintere t be
cause the "hotel" couldn't.
Black are guarante d a "fair
share" of that obligation which
could amount to $68000 per
month from, hc City's neral
Fund. Then. becau e the City
will have to reduce City Ser
vices (the Fire Departn nt per
sonnel. the Police Department
FU ERA L OTICE
Services for Mr. Mall ic
Fountain were held riday,
Sept. 28th fr m the Beulah
Baptist Church. Rcv. R. H gue
officiated.
Funeral ervices for Mr. Eddie
Kirks were held onday. Sept.
24th from the ew Jeru lem
Bapti t Church. Rev. H. Farrell.
officiated.
Rev. A. Picken. of iciatcd
. the servi es for Rcv. d ard
ash. Saturda. Sept. 22nd:
and for Mr. loyd Knox. Oct. ]
from the Philadclphia Baptist
Church in T in Lake.
The Reynold cmoriul Cha-
pel handled arrungcmcnt s.
t
ec
personnel), the first neighbor
hoods cut ba will be course
be the expendible Black com
munity - the inner city areas.
And, the first personnel to be
layed off in the city services
will be -the "la t hired" minor
ities - that's fair en ugh,
isn't it?
How long .Blacks will uffer
the indifference nd the in ult
remains entirely in the Black
community's hand. Where are
the Democratic p litical candi
d tes on thi i ue - whcre
are the 'helping hands"? Ju t
look at the "campaign olgans'
f the politician. Onc of
tho whitc candidate cvcn hus
literatur out in the Blue
community calling herself "your
candidate" - until you find
out that hc vote again. t you
at Cit Conuni: sion III ct ing.. !
La t. hut not lea. t: The
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allocation f cxi ting UDAG
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be t. Over 700.000 loaned
o white bu inc . s: 16.000
loaned to Blue bu inc .. c. (.Ol'fr
of thc total money available")
under thc juri diet ion of us-
kcgon' L.F.A.C. On Blar
bu ine man rc IUC ted a loan
of 65,000: he received
$10,000. When ask d hat thc
difference mcant. hc uarcd.
"If (hey w mid have loaned me
the 65.0 . I would have "
bu inc . A it is. I hav a hope
for a husinc s".
. Ethcl S yl Ale andci ,
State Rcprc nt ... rive of Ihl'
J_nd Di t rict of IlIiIHlI�. ,lid
in hcr . perch r cent y al the
Annual Dinner of t he Diad.
Wom \1)' Polit i · .. 1 aucux.
hit's OUI time 1)0 • hut onl
hen c arc read to l11a C II
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• DAVIS, JR.