Sharp, Tripp exchange
vows in 'Beulah rites
E vette I arie Sharps � and
Frederick Lafontaine Tripp ex­
chan ed wedding vows ov. 17
at Beulah Mi ionary Bapti t
Church. Janine A. Sharp and
ichael Peeples attended the
couple.
The bride is the daughter
of r. and TS. Harold Sharp ,
2916 ighth u egon Height .
Th bridegroom i the on of
r. dr. Lu e ripp Sr.
of Detroit.
The bride is a graduate of
Grand Valley State College.
She is a pecial education
teacher/con ultant. The bride­
groom a graduate of the Uni­
versity of ichigan, is an ac­
count administrator with IB .
The couple re ide in De­
troit.
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between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.
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Friends help Linda Shannon celebrat
USKEGO
HEIGHTS -
.Linda Shannon, daughter of
Beulah Shannon of uskegon
Height, celebrated her 17th
birthday with gathering of her
friends at the "Down Home
Restaurant" ,comer of
McDlwraith and Sherman.
The guests of honor and her
friends throughly enjoyed
them lves, playing records,
dancing, eating tacos and birth­
day cake. Guests who helped
Linda celebrate the festive
occasion were J ennif r Gordon
Denise Gordon, Gale Radford
and Antionette Logan. Al 0
attending, but not pictured were
April Logan and Regina Logan.
linda is a Junior at Muskegon
High School. She plant to
pur ue a career as a beauti­
cian when she graduates. Linda
enjoy playing basketball, danc-
ing and reading "novels". CELEBRATIO TIME - Left to right: Jennifer Gordon;
Gordon; Lind Shannon, center), "Gu t of Honor"; qaJ R
Antionette Logan.
Mother's milk best for preemie
PHILADELPIDA - thers
of premature babi produce
milk that is ea ier to di e t and
more uited to developing the
premature baby's brain and ner­
vou ystern than milk f
mother who deliver full-term
infant a U.S. Department of
griculture ientist aid.
USDA studie indi ate i 1
imp rtant that the premature
infant receive its 0 n m th r'
mil rather than milk c ll cted
u ic Han Center Detroit Lyric Opera
present _._
LangstonHughes'
AC
\jQ1Oe1 Ope Cele iq t Birth of Chri t
. December 14 - 6
Fri.· un 8:00 p.m Sunday 2:00 p.m
n Prices
IS .. $10- 16
children·· '5- 10
(3-12)
t
usic Hall Center
350 Madison
(313) 963-7680
Gtoup Sales
Emily Davis
(3 � 3) 963-7622
from other nur ing m thers
Joel Bitman told m mber of the
American Chemical ci ty.
He is a chemi t for SDA's
re arch rvice.
Bitman a 1 ted by hemi t
Larry W d f und mil fr m
m thers deliv rin babie ne to
three month e rly h n arly
tim ny 1 n -chain p ly­
unsaturated atty acid . Th
a id are b lieved t be vital
in the gr th br in cell
and th rmati n linin
r und nerve fiber Bitman
said.
Studie al 0 show d that
mil fr m the m ther had
nearl 70 percent m r of the
easily imilated m dium- ize
fatty-acid m lecule than mil
from full-term m ther. The
fatty-acid m lecule pro
energy for gr wth
MUSKEGON HE IGHTS
PRE-SCHOOL RO NO-UP
All pre-school children W 0 wil
be four (4) years of age on 0
before December 1, 1984 and liv
in Mus egon Heights, re invited
to register if not already enroll
and atte ding pre- chool. You
may register at your
neighborhood elementary sc ooL
Plans are being made 0 enrol
ddltional students by January,
1985 and e ar interested in con­
tacting all eligible children.
You may call 739-9302, Ext. 2
or 27, it you desire more informa
lion.
PI ase bring your child's birt
� Miticate to v rltyage.
MALCOLM STEVE
State & Federal Proiects Oirecto
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Holiday
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MUSKEGO
FEDERAL SAVINGS