MUSKEGON
Volun
ers needed
The Southwestern Michigan
Volunteer Center is seeking volun­
teers. To find out about the e or
other volunteer opportunities,
please call 9 3-0912 in the St.
Joseph-Benton Harbor area or 683-
5464 in the Niles area.
Volunteer opportunities:
- The nature centers need vol­
unteers, the creek and river clean­
I up projec will welcome your help,
I' and the opportunities for recycling
abound. Call the Center' for more
information.
- The March of Dime 1 plan­
ning 1993 Walk America, a ten­
mile walk or run, depending on the
energy level of the participant. Vol­
unteer help i needed Saturday,
April 24, the day of the event, be­
ginning at 7:30 a.m.
Volunteers are needed to help
with check-in before the walk be­
gins, and at check points along the
course.
- The Re pite Care Program of
Contemporary Life Services is
seeking volunteers to'stay with
Alzheimers patients while their
care-givers leave for a few hours to
do errands. No phy ical exertions
required, only companionship. Vol­
unteers are e pecially needed to
serve clients in the Nilesand New
Buffalo areas. Both a T.B. test and
a physical are required, but the co t
.. will be reimbursed by the agency,
J _ Buchanan High School i
eeki ng interested vol unteer to
work with a n�w tudent study room
program being instituted durin
April and May. Adult voluntee
are needed from 7 to 9 p.m. on any
or all of the following evening:
April 22 and 29; May 6, 13,,20, 27.
Orientation and training will be
provided.
- Individual or corporation
that are cleaning out and throwing
away items remember that your
ca t-off may b someone' else's
treasure. Ho chold items in good
repair can often be donated to agen-
cies, a church or civic .
tion' rummage alc.
spring cleaning becomes a reality at
your place, give the V lunteer Cen­
ter call.
- Gateway Vo ational Rcha­
bilitation Cent r in B rrien Spring
is ccking a volunteer to help as i t
t cla sroom tr 1 ncr in te hing
basic kill to individual with di -
abilitie . -Hclp i needed on any
weekday bctw en 8 a.m. and 2 p.m.
with on-the-jo volunteer orienta­
tion and training provided.
- TEMPO 92 - Youth Volun­
teer Opportunitie : We Can Ride
, 4-H Club Horseback Riding for
Handicappers Program i eeking
teen and adult volunteers interested
in helping mentally and phy ically
impaired young peopl become in­
volved in therapeuti riding and ta­
ble management cla e for 12
weeks from May to Augu t. Prior
experience with hors i not ncces-
ary.
- Big Brothers-Big Si ters of
Nile -Buchanan i looking for
TEMPO teens who might be inter­
ested in me light clerical work. If
you have orne typing skill give the
Youth Coordinat r a call at the Vol­
unteer Cent r.
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Brewer w on of the four fi­
nali ts,alon withform rcityman­
ager John Elliott who were
interviewed in July, 1992. Elliott
was coo n over Brewer, but only
lasted ix months b fore r igning ..
all th interviewing of Bre
don over the phone. She id,
and th r t of th comml ion
thought Brewer the best candi-
d for the job.
"We will upport Brewer we
did Elliott," HuH ·d.
Brewer has th right to resign at
any tim on a 30 day wri tten notic
and if t commi ion remov h r
without a 30 day notice, Brewer
will paid on month' alary.
By RY GOLUO �
The Mi ionary and M ic Dep rtmen will ponsor Speci I
Pa1� Sunday rvic on Sunday, pril 4, during th morning
ervice at Beulah Bapti t Church.
Rev. Willie . Paul Jr., i th p tor.
Beulah Baptist Church will have their E ter Program on Sund y
pril 11 at 3 p.m. All are welcome to attend. Rev. Willie . Paul i'
th p tor.
t. Hermon Zion Bapti t Church will have th ir E ter Program
on Sunday, April 11 at 3:30 p.m.
Rev. David Mclnto hi the p tor. .
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Congratulation are in order for Tammy Jac on, a 15 year-old
stud nt at M kegon High School.
J ckson w recently honored Hackley Ho pital' Youth Vol-
unteer of the Month.
Jackson' goal i to attend Hampton University in Hampton, Va,
where he wants to tudy Computer System Analy t.
She is the daughter of Charle an� Betty Jackson .
. Beulah B. pt�t Church, 2601 Manz Street, Muskegon Heights,
Will hold their first Grandparents Day on Sunday, April 4, at 9 a.m.
The Sunday School Department i asking all grandparents to b
their special guest during Sunday School. An inter ting program i
planned ju t for youl
Hedesene Fields, Sunday School Superintendent and the Rev.
Willie N. Paul, Jr. is th pastor.
The Urban Leagu of Greater Muskegon has designated March 1
through April 15, for their Annual Membership Drive.
Mini t rs in the county are ask to appoint a person to serve
liaison to the Urban League and to assist with the drive. The desig­
nated person will be provided with all material for the drive.
Delores Cole and Katherine Wansler Co-Chairpersons.
By BERNICE BROWN
B BA R - The Ben-
ton Harbor City omnu Jon ap­
proved two grant applications at
th ir regular meeting, Monday,
March 28.
One application i for the 0
Cr ek Rail -to-Trail Linear Park
Project. Total co t [or the project is
378,73O.0fthi amount $189 65
will come from the Department of
tural Resources' Land· and
Water Conservation Fund and a
match will b provided through the
Transportation Enhancement Ac­
tivity Fund.
The Ox Creek Linear Park is
Easter Musical
Drama Redeemer
II scheduled
The First Assembly of God,
1922 E. Main St., Niles will hold
their Easter Musical Drama Re­
deemer II on Friday and Saturday,
April 9 and 10 at 7 p.m., Michigan
time and Sunday, April 11, at 6
p.m., Michigan time. '
All seating is complimentary
and on a first-come first- erved ba­
is. A "free will offerin " will be
received at each pre entation.
Profe ional child care for in­
fant through 2 years old will al 0
be provided at ea h presentation.
Redeemer II will include various
choirs, olos, duets, drama, live ani­
mals, a cast of more than 100 and
profes ional ound and lighting.
r, First A embry pre ented Re­
deemer in 19 2 and drew m re than
3,000 people for the three pre cnta­
tions.
The Reverend Paul A. Fr her i
the Senior Pastor.
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dents concerned whether there
would be a charge for the e of the
trail, and would the trail be lighted
for night use and would there be
penni and license for concession
tands along the trail to generate
economic benefits.
Kloclrow said there is no plan
for a charge, but at a later time they
would b talking about li ing and
permits for concession tands.
"Right now we are b ically inter­
ested in getting the trail cleared,
opened and surfaced down."
FEELING
BECAUSE
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HAVE
part of four mile of trails, linking
the neighborh od 0 B nton Har­
bor with Jean Klock Park and the
Main Str t Ship Canal.
The other � application i for
the Main Str t Ship Canal Project.
Total co t of thi project i
$404,000. Of thi amount
$303, will provided from the
Departm nt of Natural R ources'
Recreation Bond Program and a 10-
eal match 0 72,000 will b pro­
vided through the Come ton
Alliance and $29,000 i provided
through an Urban For tries Grant
that the city already has received.
landscaping, programming areas,
pedestrian walkway , and other
items for approximately In. mile
adj nt to th canal for the first
phas .
A public hearing was held,
wh re Sue Lackey, vice president
for Planning velopment of
Cornerston Am and City En-
gineer/Acting City Manager Ro­
land Klockow gave upda of the
projects.
Lackey aid $1 million for the
first phase of the 22 million pro­
ject h already been collected. She
aid the canal will run from River­
vi Drive to 10th Street.
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