THE CITIZE
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iles Youth Crusade set
lLES - The Young People's
Department of Franklin frican
ethodi Epi opal Church,
811 Sycamore Street, where
Rev. Alfred E. atts u p stor
pre nts 'Cru de for Christ
Revival".
Theme of the Dec. 27 and
28 event is 'Serve the Lord
in the D y of Thy Youth".
Evangelist Lee Broadnax will
le d the au de.
This young motivated, en­
thu . asticed evangelist was
ordained in 1969_ She is a mem­
r of Chain Lake Bapti
Church, Ca polis, where she
e mu ician. She i al ,
Township Cleric for Cal· Cen­
ter where she has rved for
over 13 year. She ha held
many revival throughout the
ichian are. She will be
BE TO
HARBOR
Throughout December, Humane
Society mem ber and all animal
lover are invited to share
Christma joy with the animal
ccording to Valarie Grime
Executive Director.
"Chri tm for the
Animal Party" will b on
turd y, December 14, from
10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m.,
and all are welcome to present
gifts to the animal tour the
Iter nd enjoy refreshments,
y Grime.
Gift for the animal will
be placed under a tree decorated
with catnip toy dog bones,
bell for the bird etc.
Item needed include: a
broom and du t pan, cat litter
to el p p r towel , cat food,
d food, b in oda, windo
n the
anne Pvt. RICHARD L.
oocrOR, n of Richard and
Judy Picard of 2301 Corrine
St., u e on I has com­
pleted recruit training at Marine
orp Recruit Depot, San Diego.
1985 graduate of Reeth
Puffer High School, he joined
the arine Corp in Decem ber
1984.
avy Petty Officer 2nd Clas
STEVE W. FODROEY, a 1976
gradu te of u egon High
chool of u egon, I .
currently deployed to the We -
tern P cifi bile tioned
board the arnphibiou com­
mand ship USS Blue Ridge,
homeported in Yokusuka,
J pan.
While deployed, Fodroey
participated in the welcoming
of the Sultan of Brunei Dar­
u salam while the ship was
operating off the coa of
Brunei, on the northwe em
coast of the i and of Borneo
in the uth China Sea. The
cleaner, cleaning aids, washable
rugs, (small) dog bone, bleach,
office supplies litter pans, blan­
ket, washable laundry soap,
dish ap, plus many, many
other item.
If you prefer, a gift of money
to our Christmas for the Animals
fund will allow us to purchase
needed item. You can drop
off your gift or donation
at the shelt or nd to: ehri -
m for the Animal, P.O. Box
305, St. J 0 ph, ichigan
49085.
Won't you help the orphaned
animal? Stop by the shelter,
place your gift under the tr e
and enjoy the company of
other animal lover .
For more information con­
tact: Valatie Grimes, Executive
Director, 925-0044.
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ervice
Sultan' visit was. his first to
any U.S. avy ship at a.
He joined the avy in
July 1981.
arine CpI. F K J.
THOMPSO , son of Leola
Thompson of 1818 Crystal
Court, Benton Harbor w s re­
cently awarded the U.s. Marine
Corps Good Conduct Medal.
Thompson received the award
for good behavior and conduct
o er a three-year period in the
arine Corps.
He i currently rving with
1 st Marine Aircraft Wing, Marine
Corp Air Station Futenma,
on Okinawa.
A 1980 graduate of Benton
Harbor High School, he joined
the arine Corps in June 1980.
DECE BE 16 - 22, 1985
inisters
bringing me e of love, faith
and charity to help encourage
the youth of today to rve
God.
The public is invited to come
and enjoy two nights of dy­
namic services!'!
F or more information call
683-6356.
ives Alliance
The Ministers Wive lliance
of Benton Harbor is sponsoring
'Co t Give-Away- for the
eedy" on Saturday January
4, 1986 from 12:00 to 3:00
p.m. at the Pilgrim Rest B ptist
Church, 1105 E st ain Street,
Benton Harbor.
The in ist er
are king for donations of
coats of all size. Al they
are a king for donations of
hangers. Contact Bernedette
Varrie president 925-3411 or
Margaret Gathright, cretary
925-0854 for pick-up or coats
may be dropped off at Pilgrim
Rest Baptist Church.
Give epe
fo
parents- o-be,
Share in the joy of new beginnings.
Give eight issues of The Great
Expectations Society newsletter
to your favorite parents-to-be. All
for free.
The Great E peet tion Society
is a very special service for very
special people. It's open to all expec­
tant parents and it's free ... a service
of The Family Birthing Center.
,
Each month The Great Expectations
Society newsletter includes informa­
tion for � specific month of pregnancy.
It doesn't matter whether the baby is
due in January or September - back
issues are always included.
Articles win help answer questions
and keep expectant parents up-to-the­
month on the baby's development.
Parents-to-be willieam how the baby
is growing. What movements to
expect. And when to anticipate the
baby's heartbeats and hiccups.
A final issue - after baby's arrival- win
help give the new parents a good start.
To give The Great Expectations
Society newsletter simply fill out the
attached coupon and mail it to:
The Great Expectations Society
Mercy-Memorial Medical Center,
2611 Morton Avenue St. Joseph, MI
49085. A gift card will be
sent to let them know your
thoughtful gift is on the way.
H r f r ur t Ith
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Please return this coupon to: The Great Expectations Society
Mercy-MemOrial Medical Center, 2611 Morton Avenue St. Joseph MI 49085
o Gift card to be signed from _
o No gift card - it's from me to me.
arine Pvt. WALTER R.
PERASLT, n of Stephen J.
Peraslt of 417 . Bro dway,
Ca polis, I, h ompleted
recruit training at uin Corp
Recruit Depot San Die o.
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