The Michigan
VolUDtecr Ccatcr are seeking
volUDtcers. To find out about
these or other vohmlccr oppor-
. . please call 983-0912 in
the St. J ph-Benton Harbor
area or 683-5464 in the iles
area for further information. To
arrange for an ppointment,
please call ahead. Appoint­
ment do not constitute any
obligation to ccept a eer
opportunity.
- Hospice at Home is see -
ing both professional and
layperson volunteers fo its next
training . on to be held on
Tuesdays, April 3, 10, 17, 24,
May 1 and 8: Following training.
volunteers will be prepared to
or in all phases of the.
Ho pice at Home volunteer
program.
- The Red Cross Blood­
mobile Will be in your area every
two months. Volunteer to
donate blood as often as youcan
this year. You may ve a life.
- WNIT Channel 34 Public
Television, bro dcasting from
Elkhart, Iadiana ] gearing up
to i 1990 season and is seeking
volunteers to help ith its
telemarketing campaign.
V oliiDtcers are invited to rk
t the st tion one eekday
IDOIrDIIl· 12 or aftcmoOn per
between of 8:30 LID.
4:30 p, The telemar et­
iag project will begin January 30
nd run until the middle of
February,
- Health Car
interested in fi .
o ould be .. ot or
one morning per week answer­
i g the telephone at its'
Stevensville off'lCC. If yo can set
. three or four our week
for this, please call the Volun­
teer Center.
- Region, IV Area Age cy
o Aging. seeking a volunteer
who can rk 0 e or more days
per week organizing the
agency's St. Joseph office
Library. library experience is
Dot necessary, but iDlercst in or­
ganizing and working alone
would be hcIpful.
- The American Associa­
tion for Retired Persons
(AARP) provi a Tax-aide
program for clderly perso
who need help completing their ·
tax returns. Volunteer are
needed to help provide this ser­
vice. Training will be provided
locally.
- Hospitals in the area are
especially in need of volunteers
at this time of year as so many of
their long-time volunteers are in
the south during the cold winter
months. H you can give a few .
hours a wee between and
summer, please � the Volun­
teer Center caD and yo will
be matched up with a h pital
that eeds you.
- The T in Cities Area
Lite cy Council . ..its
next training for Monday,
January 29 and February 5,
from 6-10 p.m. There is no
charge for the training which
will prepare volunteers to tutor
an individual seeking help in
learning to read.
The Family Crisis &. Com­
munication Center, a DOD-profit
organization designed to help
victims of Domestic Vio ence, .
seeking volunteers.
Did Y9u know? - 21lOO-«m
women arc' bcatea to death an- .
,nually. B ttery i tbc single
major ca of injury to WOIDeIl
more·· than uto acci-
dents, rapes, or m 3-4
million women are beaten in
their homes each year, by their
hu band, ex-busb nds,
boyfriends, or 1000rs.
If you wan to HELP calhhe
Family Crisis &. Communica­
tion Center at 983-6023.
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Black Hi tory
onth
pro ram
y GolD,.
,
New Hope Baptist Church
will be observing Blaclc History
Month each Sunday in February
during their Morning Services.
On February 4, "Emphas]
on the Black Church"; February
11, "Blacks in Education";
February 18; "Blacks in Medical
Fields"; and February 25,
·Blac in Politics·.
There will be guest speakers
each Sunday from these fields.
The public is invited
Rev. Gregory Kirksey is the
host pastor.
The You Wo en'
Auxiliary 01 the Greater Har-
t C ,2A35 Rior-
dan St., Muskegon Hts., will
present their 2nd workship
Saturday, February 10, from 10
a.m.-2 p.m. and their 10th An­
nual Day Wor hop Service,
Sunday, February 11 at 3:30
p.m. I
The Theme fot the
Worksho'p will be, "Paid Up,
But Still In Debt·, Romans 1:14.
Dynamic· classes will be of­
fered under the instructors,
Jeanne Johnson, Georgia Moss,
Ann Oakes and Irene Green.
�, G er for t e 10th
Annual Day will be Pat Clark,
Harvest of Souls. Tabernacle
Church, Mu kegon.
Dialogue
Dear J.Y.: Tennis elbow i
the common term for inflamma­
tion of the large tendon in the
forearm near the elbow. You
can hurt that tendon by slinging
luggage, swinging � hammer or
twisting a screwdriver. Gar­
deners get tennis elbow, too.
You might try one of those elas­
tic band that tennis players
wear, to bind the injured area.
Dear Dlalol e: I It.
tl8'1011I. Dlrobllela. t I
.u the t1 e! W.T.,
.... ..., .. NY.
Both OCCJSioDS will be held
at the Greater Harvest Ba .
Church.
Velm Guy, president nd
the Rev. Stanley Levy is the bos
pas or.
Navy Seaman Recruit J
D. son of Dianne M
Russ of 2216 B er, Muskegon,
has completed recruit training
at Recruit Training Command,
Orlando, Fla.
Mathews's studies inclu ed
seamanship, close order d ill,
Naval history and first aid. Per-
onnel who complete t is
course of instruction are
eligible for three hours of col­
lege credit in Physical Educa­
tion and Hygiene.
A 1989 graduate of Mus­
kegon Heights High School,
Muskegon Heigh he joined
the avy in July 1989.
. Every W Inc.
has immediate openings avail­
able for Displaced
Homemakers interested in
employment and/or training
leading to economic inde­
�nce:furwo�nwhohave
been recently widowed,
sepal ed, or divorced and now
are seeking emp oyment, Every
Woman' Place has free career
testing, counseling and job
pi ccOlCnt services.
Call DOW for the next
.. pr ·00 6l ay,
J nuary .29, 1990. For more in­
formation nd to enroll, call
Addie at 726-4493.
there's no. guarantee it will
work.
Dear DIal
W
Dear C.R.: Joggers often do
pay a price. If you weigh 150
pounds and run 5,000 steps, you
exert 2 million pounds of force
upon your feet. That' because
you land with a force two or
three times your body weight.
John McEnroe, Larry Bird
and Jane Fonda, all of whom
have suffered foot problems
from lifetlong athletics. On a
happier note, exercise
machiDes aad wimming are
two • 011 your
feet.
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. Muskegon - those who fear
their caree are not moving
ahead as fast as theyshould,may
. find help in three minars of­
fered by the Community Ser­
I- vices Division of Mus egon
Community College: "Teaching
Refresher," enty Exciting
Career Changes You Can Make
Now," and "Starting a.
Secretarial Business In Your
Hom ."
Muskegon Public chool ex­
perts in ITIP, Instructional
Theory Into Practice, will
prepare sub titute teachers to
enter the instructional
mainstream at the elementary
and junior high school levels.
This is a four wee course of­
fered 6:30-9:30 p.m. Wednes­
day evenings beginning
February 4.
Ask for CE1410A,' Section
6114. The cost is $49 .
Chri tine Seeley, MCC
Placement Director d Eunice
Merwin, MCC Special needs
and career Center Coordinator,
will describe ways of making
changes in careers that can bve
done at once. Scheduled for two
Thursday evenings, February 8
and 15 from 5:30-8:30 p.m., the
cost is $35 for the ·0 listed
as ce 1412, Section 6115.
People with secretarial skills
m y be able to establish a busi­
n in their own homes. MCC
Busiuess" Instructors Sharon
Vanden euvel, Ph.D., .and
Du e Schector, MA., will ex­
plain how . is done on Satur­
day, February 17, 8:30 AM-3:30
p.m.. Register for any of the
above by calling m-mso
Dr. LK Jr.
Memorial Service