,-
Small Busi ness Operati 0 ..
Semi nors Begi n
bers, To regi ter call 777-
0261.
On Feb. 28 tchael L. Rolf
of the]a firm of O'Toole,
Stevens, Johnson, Knoweton,
Potter, and Rolf; will examine
v riou forms of organization
for small business in, "Should
I Incorporate?"
On March 14, Sale Con- .
sultant Joy Singer will pe on
"101 Ways To Impfove Your
Selling."
ddr the iuncheon's theme.
Your coming will be a blessing
to Holy Trinity Church and
fi 1 you will have b
d for coming.
in
HOLY Church of
God m Olrist Day Com-
mittee . sponsoring a Te ta­
monial Prayer Bre f at the
church on Saturday, reb 2 '
at 8 a.m.
The honored gue will be
• Jo ph A. Cwlton, City
er of uskegon Heights.
speaker will be
cCrae of e
Church, , Come
out d ar our brothers
in Christ ft up the name of
J e Elder thaniel ells
f. P tor.
ty Department
of HOLY ........ ..v Church of
God In Chriit, 2245 J
Street, egon Heights will
have ttieit Annual Fello ship
.&JU&J on at gon H . sh
. d1 001 on Saturday,
arch 23 at 12 noon. Donation
3.75.
The gu t pe er, Dr. .C.
Burton of Grand pid , wiD
ddre the t m of th lun-
cheon "Striving for Better
Community. "
life 10 resi dent of the
ern 'chipn rea, Dr. ur­
ton . emfuently qualified to
,The Greater egon
Y.F.C.A. 1985 Lenten Lun­
are being held
t 900 em from 12 oon
to 1 p.m. each ednesday.
FEB. 27 - ARCH 5, 1 5
PAGE SEVE
Height gets- its money bac
USKEGO HEIGHfS-
The Heights got it money back!
At a pr conference held
Tuesday, Feb. 19 at t e us-
kegon Hts. City Hall, yor
Robert Wanen, Chief Willi
Ho ell and City ger Jo ph
Charlton announced that the
city received a reimbusement
chec for $27,559.46 for the
1984 Sammel food program
that has been the center of
recent con trover y.
The money was the final
payment on the summer food
program that is under current
inv tigation for alleged missing
records.
Chief Howell said he' trying
to locate the person re ponsible
for the record to talk to them
about the record .
In a prepared taternent, the
yor tated t t letter from
acting chief of the Child Care
and summer program, Deni
Hart, id the city would be
permited to apply for the 1985
Summer food program.
Hart also assured Heights
officials that the U .SD.A.
tidied with the financial
record ubmitted by the city
concerning the 1984 program.
The statement also . d the
city would not be penalized
for the missing participation
records.
City Man ger Charlton . d
the program ned pproxi­
m tely 57,000 peop in 1984
and ould probably rv t
same in 1985 if tb new ppli­
cation i approved.
The city man ger td
that the ealier new rele e had
po ibly been premature. ith
the final payment on the 1984
program city offici s y it
100 like green light to mo
toward th 1985 program.
George Allen and United
When you thank United, do
you think of the Friendly
Skies, the United W y or United
Cab? More people in Muskegon
think of United Cab more often.
any thousands of folks have
called on United Cab, over the
years, when other means of
transportation were not avail­
able. United Cab will get you
there (24) twenty-four hour
day with safe and courteous
nice. United C b also offers
package pick-up and delivery
Remaining spe ers include:
ev. Lawrence Bush The
Church of the Open Door, on
rch 6; Evonne Franklin, Pas-
tor of Har of So e Taber-;
nacle on March 13; Rev. Cor­
nie Keunen, Laketon Bethel
Reform Church, on arch 20;
d Re. obert J. John n,
est Shore F ello ship, rch
27.
Dr. La renee Dannemiller,
St. Paul's United Church of
Christ of Grand Haven, MI
will pe t Good Friday
Bre fast on April 5 from
7:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m.
dvantage of CC
." COnven nce
",,_ Economy
."Quallty
."Job PI c m nt .
." Tran f r bUlty
Inter st in gr duate social ork education.
R ional progr m, financial aid vailabl
For informltion call
WMU Musk on Regional C nt r at
as well , out of town service.
For ome thirty-nine ye ,
United Cab been operated
by George ADen, hi wife Alice
and their daughter Barbara,
a sue ful family busines.
rs. Allen h been the main
dispatcher and a drives if
necessary. Barbara, has been
married, has two children and 4
dri and does dispatch duty
also, if the need arises.
Allen has been the
stay of the
number one driver who will
be there when others can't.
George is still 'on the air"
during the ee hours of th
night and morning.
Being the oldest cab com­
pany in greater u egon,
United Cab is 0 one of the
olde t busine s of any type.
That make George n and
Company prominent part of
uskegon history, and in parti­
cular it Black history.
George remembers well from
ATTENTIO
his location at 840 Pine Street
when Pine Street much
more of a thriving part of
uskegon's central busine
district. At one time Pine
Street wa lined with all ort
of busine e. Where no are
vacant and parsley filled par -
ing lot ere tore, antique
sho , barber shops, variety
ops, taverns and the old
egon Hotel.
George remembers the day
of the migration from the
South when Blacks were driven
in by the true and bus loads
to wor in the local foundrie
such as the no defunct Lakey
Foundry.
George can recall the day
wh n the boarding hou of
the d y gone by rented th
same room to one tenant by
d y and a different occupant
by night.
o IllES
739-7111