GOINGS - ON
I
LZHEIM R'S F ILY
SUPPORT GROUP
ST. JOS PH - A second
meeting of the n rth B rrien
ounty lzheimer ' Family
Support Gr up will be held
on Wednesday vember 14,
1984 from 7-9 p.m. in the
St. Paul's Epi opaJ Church
library. Th church i I ated
at 914 Lane corner of Lane
nd orton Avenues in St.
Jo ph.
Alzheim r s Di ea is a
neurological ilIne which
causes intellectu 1 impair
ment, and c n lead to chroni
forgetfulne s irrit bility, con
fusion and agitation. Judg
ment concentration, orien
tation and peech may be
affected.
A imilar upp rt group
meets th fir t ond y of
each month b ginning at
7 p.m. at the ir t Pre by
terian Church 13 S. 4th
St reet , iles.
For mor information,
nt ct velyn dinger at
Riv rw d C munity Men-
tal Haith Center 9 3-7781.
BH CLOSED VETE S
DAY
The Libr ry ill be closed
on onday, ovember 12,
in ob rvance of Veterans
Day.
Pre-School Story Time will
b held on ednesday ,
ovember I , from 10: 15
to 11 :00. The film,' innie
The-Pooh and Th Blustery
Day,' ill be hown, aJong
with torie of activities for
young children.
Free movie for children
will be held riday, ovem
ber 16 at 4:00, and on Satur
d v. ovember 17 at 1:00.
ationaJ Children '5 Book
eek i observed ovem-
ber 12-18. Special b okmark
and balloon will be given
out daily.
E ORI L HOSPIT Al
SCOLIOSIS CL I RE-
SCHEDULED
The S oli is Clinic for
Tri-County children hed
uled to be held Saturday,
ovember lOin the em r-
ial Ho pit 1 rum, ha been
re hedul d of :30 a.m.
vemb r 17.
UDITIO S A OU ED
FOR MAHL PRES T-
TIO
B· TO HARBOR
R rt Vodnoy, Mu ic Dire -
tor of th Twin ities Sym
phony, ha announced that
auditi n will be held f r
intere ted ingers on nday,
vember 19 from 7:00-
)0:00 pun. in the Lake
Mi higan College Little Th a
ter.
Sixteerr inger are needed
to participate in the upcom
ing pre entati n of "Am hI
and the ight Visitors' with
the Twin Cities Symphony
and David Aiken Produ tions.
For an audition appoint
m nt and further informa
tion, singer ar� asked to call
th Symphony Office at
9 34334 between 9:00 a.m.-
5:00 p.m. Monday through
riday.
OPERA PERFORM CE
OVEMBER9
KAL AZOO The
al mazo Symphony
iety' producti n of the
operas Cavalieri a Ru ticana
nd Pagliacci will feature
internationally acclaimed
guest arti ts in the leading
r les and c mmunity mem
bers in the econdary roles,
int he chorus. and a
"supers" .
The u t arti ts and com
munity mem er will join
the Kalamazoo Sumphony
Orche tra, directed by Music
Director and Conductor
Yo hirni Takeda. for the
performance on Friday,
ovember 9. Sung in nglish,
the performance will be held
at 8:00 p.m. in Miller Audi
torium, located on the
We tern Michigan Univer ity
campus.
Tickets are priced at
12.50, $10.50, $8.75 and
$5.00, and can be pruchased
from the iller Auditorium
Ticket Office, 383-0933.
Student Rush Tickets, priced
at 1.00, can b purchased
after 6:00 p.m. the evening
of the opera at the same
location.
HOSPIT LS SPO SOR
HEALTH D MEDICI E
EXPLORER POST
B TO HARBOR
Young adult who are in-
•
terested in medicin and
health careers are invited to
an xplorer P t meeting n
Thur day vemb r ,19' 4.
The meetin will be at
7:00 p.m. in -the Mem rial
H spital orum. Explorer'
is a divi ion f the Boy
S outs of America for young
men and women aged 14
through 20.
According to Steve Otto,
director of urgical nursing
at the Southwestern Michigan
Health Care A ociation and
Explorer Advis r for the pro
gram, this i the first Medical
and Health Careers Explorer
Post meeting.
Preregi tration for the
meeting is requested. Intere t
ed per ons are asked to regis
ter by Tue day, ovember 6,
by calling 927-5297, week
days between 8:30 a.m. and
4:30 p.m.
TRA SPORTATIO LEC-
TURES AT HISTORI
COURTHOUSE
B RRI SPRI GS -
, The I 39 ourth u e Mu-
um will be presenting a
eries f ur history lectures
at the mu urn every Monda
evening in ovember at 7:30
p.m. The lectures will all
deal ith the eneraJ topi of
"Tran portation History".
On vernb r 12, R rt
Iii , director of the ala:
maz 0 Aviation Hi tory Mu-
eum will de crib the
museum, known popularly a
the "Air Zo ". He will
al 0 di cu the hi t ry of the
mu urn' aircraft. including
such fam us aricraft a the
AT6 Texan, the P·40 War
hawk and the F6F Hellcat,
and their u during the
1930's and 40' .
Cost of the lectures is 3
each or 10 for the series
for museum member the
c st is :2 each or $7 for the
series). For more informa
tion or for tickets call the
museum at (616) 471-1202.
Does your organization.
club, group, church. block
club OT busine have some
thin8 of interest going on?
Send tlte information to The
Citizen. P.O. Box 216.
Benton Harbor.· MI 49022.
Jnfomuztion auld be sup
pUed lit leGit two weeks prior
to tlte event.
D.M.S.O.
To Order
Call e
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Diabe
activitie
B TO HARBOR - A
free diabete
day
omen
'ram and
are beine
offered in overn er through
Hcalthwavc: Wellne Opper
tunitie. The a tivitie are
planned in b rvance f
ati nal Diabete nth.
Th "Livin With Dia-
b te .. cla erie will be held
f r five consecutive ednes
day, beginning ovember 7.
The cia es will meet f om
6:30- :30 p.m. in the Me tor
ial H pital i th FI r Solar-
ium. The diab te cia s
erie i pen t diabetic.
their family members and
� friend.
Topi for the la arc
diabete mana ement medl
cati ns, diet excrci ,family
adju tments and gl cu m n
itorin .
Preregistration r the
cia ri i requested. A
5.00 fee per family i being
charged.
A h liday 0 in cia
for diabetic will be held on
Thur day f ov mber .Trom
I :00-3:00 p.m. in the
Orchard M II Community
Rom.
The h liday c ing pro-
gram ill offer inf rmation
on h w to prepare special
h liday meal. na k and
de rt.
Part i ipant are al in-
vited to a fre diabere
s reening which will be on
du ted at 6: 30 p.m. n
vember 1_.
A Free Diabet
will be held
vember 13,
11:00 a.m.. 1:0 -3: 0 p.m.,
and 6:00- :00 p.rn.. in the
Mem rial H pital Bard
TI
Diabete i a ri u dis
eas that i a maj r cau of
heart atta k , kidney failure,
blindne and death. Ulery
said symptom f diabete
wh n pre ent , may in lude
frequent urination abnormal
thir t , unusual hunger rapid
weight I ,itching blurred
visi nand 10 he Ii n of
cuts and crat he .
If You Like ...
MiNk,
DiAMONds,
PEARls A d
PERfUME.
It
Participant are en-
c ura ed t at a m al
high in c rb hydrate ith
large mount of t r h
and ugars two h urs be ore
th test.
The diabete s reenin s are
co- ponsored by the Ameri
c n Diabetes iat Ion
Michigan ffiliate, and the
uthwestem ichi an
Health Care A dati n h
op rate Mercy H pita} in
B nton Har rand emorial
H pital in 1. J eph.
I
I
Niles AACP
plans Nov. 13
meeting
IL S - The iles bran h
AACP monthly meetin will
be at John W. Mo re Lod
Hall 323 . 7th Street orner
of 7th & erry) in Tue -
day ovember 13 at 7 p.m.
A late shall be ubmitted
for the nomin ti n of 19 5/
86 officer.
Membership driv in orma-
tion and pr gram r the c ming
year will al 0 be di u ed.
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