H.E .L n r
The H Ecology Action
LNtIIKUIW (8.E.A.L.) will host a
semdar exploring health· ues
related to Indoor Air Quality at
their ext 'eeliog. Sunday,
SCIlIle.IbeI' 24 2 p.m. (South
Bend time) in .the Narthex
R' 0 0 ri the lag
Lutboran Cb rch, 17195
CIeYeIud Rd., in th Bend.
Gu t peaker, Dr. Thad
Godish, Pb.D., will giYe a slide
pre entatioa on ·Formal-
. debyde, B· . Particles d
Other Home-Related Con-
taDaiDlDtL·
doIUo·.'« S2 per penon
1Ull1-eel. au e ca -
to refrain wearing
ed products. Call 219-
271-8990, 616-429-8477 or 219-
rn-46i1 for iDforma . OD.
P r nt
of
il luaUy
iaaocuous dis­
are occasiooal
. .
'dUP v· .
A ne Aca eat letl
Self-help &r9JIP. beiDa formed
for people ha� been
the victims of accident ,
whether· be automobile, job-
related or. y other. type of sc­
adept. • first medina will
be held 11wnday. September
28, 7 p.m.' the Recreation
Room the Whitcomb T
S09 Ship Street, St. Josepb,
For furthCr information con­
tact P t Frio d, Center for Self •
help Riverwood Center. 925-
0594 or toll-free 1-800-336-
0341.
Board CI
A'12-weet S e AUesson
Board clau for perSODS 0
want to prepare for the State
on Board Certification
examination ill �gin
Thursday. September 21 from
6:30 to 9:30 p ., "and cost $150
iDdudiDg the cost 0 materials.
To pre- . or for infor­
lion c:aIl 616-927-3571 or 1-
800-2S2.1LMC, esl. 294.
BC �" HOlrMl)8c*
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. The Berrien County 4- H
Horseback RidiDg For Hand­
icappe is DOW taking applica­
tion for the 1990 riding
program.
If you are the parent of a
child or youna u1t ages -26,
and would like to see your child
ride in program, contact the 4-
H CooperatiYe Exle . n Of­
fice a 429-2425. DeadliDe for
application retW1l • ovember
27,1989.
All parents should be sure
that their children h Ye been
vaccin ted again t mea le __
since they re 15 months d.
An outbreak· considered to
be in progre en a suspi-
cious c of is COD-
firmed as a definite case. When
an outbr is underway, eps
must be instituted to break the
chain of infection. The
measures generally taken are to
screen all stude to determine
tho e not adequately vac­
cinated and to update their vac­
cination or exclude them from
schoo until daager of cad of
the' cGioo'
Late
24 coafirmed
in 3 area sdM)()Is.
br all re_ .......
junior high and enior .
school . Of thole
me 1 all tudelltl, exc:ep
e (1) had been vaccinated
before 15 of
'I
DearC.B.,
You 't be hie to sohe
ythiDg you . and talk
with him. Its importuit that he
. unde the hurt that you
are feeling. He never will if you
keep it bottled up. If you are
aapy, then let him it. It
maytakc a I time for the pain
to fade. 'J and to trust him
. Howe¥er, if you feel that.;
t relati I ip i beyond
repair, thea him DO and
doD't keep him hi","" arouad
your door. PCI' more time
is at you need to sort ou your
feeliDp. Let him know that yo
eeed ti to out the pain ,
and feel the
time is· you'D let him
your decision.
S· cerely,
Erik WUbID&lOn
im
,
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DearBroth ,
I don't . you arc �
smaU or petty I do tIWik it
will be up to u to make the
changes you from your
brother and mer. Let your
brother know you need his
help on some of the other
chores your other needs.
Doa't . for . to . He
could be under he impression
th you are py with things
the way they a . You ould
have made your eeliDgs known
to both of them tim ago.
You should a tart asking
your mother ou to dinne or a
movie. No one . know or un­
derstand your eelings if you
don't spe up and let them
know. Also, if � are having a
difficult time elping your
mother fmancially, then let yo
brother and his wife know.
Alwaxs,
Erik Washington
• • ·Got G problma1 N«d GIl
tlIISWIT" Or do you just want to
talk., Then write to Erik
Washington in care of The
Michigan Citizen, P. O. Box
356D, Higlalilnd Parle, MI48203
or to: '[)eQr EtiJc', MitGcle Mile
-"mio", P.o. Box 36A24, Los
Angeles, QUif. 90036· • •
rch
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- area chairs . I be working to
further inform the community
of the general election
propOsals, Murphy said.
"We're in the process of set­
ting up a political information
forum for Oct. 14 at
North tern High School,"
Murphy said. "We just hope that
all of the pro· that haYe
been de (by ate lePJators
far support) will be done,"
GET BLACK
TO BASICS
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Muj 1
The Greater Muskegon
Area youth Scholarship Fund
presents the Pilgrim Rest Bap­
tist Church Junior Choir of
Grand Rapids ift Concert The
Pilgrim Rest Junior Choir ap­
peared with Shirley Ceasar at
Devos Hall in 1988.
The Concert will be held on
Saturday, September 16, at 6:45
p.m. at the uskegon Com­
munity College Overbreak
Theater.
" Also featuriag i the Christ
Temple Apostolic Inspir tional
Choir and Zion Baptist Church
youth Movement Choir.
Do tion, $3.00 per person.
For i ormati or tickets, call
Bruce, 773-0263.
SHE ALJAC 0 . the
recipient of the Tr i-City
Women Club $200 Scholarship.
She plans to attend M egon
Co munity Colege before
transferring to We" tern
Michigan Unive .ly, ere she
will major in business educa­
tion.
She i a 1989 gradu te of
Muskegon High School. Con­
gratulation Shena.
Uelisa R. Chatman h com­
pleted an Army Motor
Tr port Operator cour at
-Fort Dix ew J y. S e i the
D lighter of Joseph d Helen
Stovall.
Bethesda Baptist Church
Usher \ will have their Annual
D y Sunday, September 24, at 4
p.m. U hers of the city is in­
vitcd. Rev. R. Thomas Coleman
is the ho pastor,
Zio B ptist Church U er
Board will have Candlelight
Service Ssunday, September 17,
at 7 p.m. Everyone is invited.
Rev. C. Guy i th host p tor.
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Got any NEWS, call Mary at
722-4887.