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4B* 0& Z Thursday, September 9, 1982 BIBLE CENTERED FUNDAMENTAL SOUL WINNING CHURCH HtTHEL BAPTIST TEM 25- 4 - W S.x Mile Li aunday School Morning Worshi Evening Service H L Petty P»»|QI 525 3664 261 9276 • CALL fOR TREE TRANSPORTATION Wed Family Ho Bible Study AwanjaCluhs 11:00 a.m. 6:00 P.M. Sept. 26 t y o r j K \ m A t a t \ a n t o C J L \ ) r < ? s b i p NEWS RELEASE "a Church That is Concerned Abou People DISCOVER THE DIFFERENCE at BEREAN BIBLE CHURCH 35375 ANN ARBOR TRAIL LIVONIA "> Vi8f> (Between Wayne & Newburgh) 522-9386 Roland F. De Renzo, Pastor MO WNlNti WORSHIP 10 00 an HIB LE SCHOOl t W NINO SERVK E II 15 f rr 6 00 p rr Wf PNESDA> SERVICE 7 00p n VI! UAl l/E D L mi DREN S CHURCH Holding forth the word ot Life 10 00 H n GRAND River BAPTIST of LIVONIA, 34500 SIX MILE RD Just West Of Farmmqton Rd '' f ( ,«V"'U Chu'C* Worth Looking f-o' 9:30 A.M. Family Sunday School 10:45 AM "WHEN A FISH, CAUGHT A MAh 7:00 PM Evening Worship WED. 7:00 PM Studies Series on "PRAYER" 261-6950 IT; NURSERY OKTN Adriana Chaney Min f. ot Christian Ed A Youth Pastor Dr. Wilbert D. Goigh INIII I'l NIX N't BAPMST UlU! I (III OWSHIP C.HUHl.H 10:00 a m 11:00 a m 6:00 p.m. 7:30 pm Sept. 12 SPECIAL PEOPLE" 'LORD, HERE AM I" Round-Up Sunday C A L V A R Y B A P T I S T I FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF GARDEN CITY 30266 Marquette & Henry Ruff 421-1349 Rev. Richard L. Vinson 9:45 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL 11:00 A.M. MORNING WORSHIP 6:30 P.M. EVENING WORSHIP 7:00 P.M. WED.. MID- WEEK SERVICE C H U R C H O F C A N T O N 43065 JOY ROAD Between Lilley Rd. & Main St. 453-6749 or 455-0022 BIBLE SCHOOL MORNING WORSHIP EVENING EVANGEL Wed. Family Night _ 4 VJ>rant DJLwiLp until tjo UNITED METHODIST FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF PLYMOUTH 45201 N. Territorial Rd., Plymouth Summer Worship 9:15 A.M. WORSHIP SERVICE & CHURCH SCHOOL Nursery Available Midweek Service - Wednesday Evenings 7:30 P.ftl July 7 thru August 25 John N. Grenfell, Jr. Frederick C. Vosbufg Stephen E. Wenzel CLARENCEVILLE UNITED METHODIST 20300 Middlebelt I ivonia Pastor Gerald Fisher 4/4 34 8 4S .1 m Firs! WofsNp Service 5 4S p m Youth Mw>tm< 10 00 am the Church School 11 -15 a m Second Service of Worship 7 00 p m Sunday Evening Service Wed The Midweek Service 7 00 p in Nur.cy Provided at All Services • An Conditioning ALDERSGATE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH (Redford Township) 10000 BEECH DALY ROAD fipdtwn Plymouth and Wpst Chicago MINISTERS ARCHIE H DONIGAN BARBARA BYERS LEWIS WORSHIP SERVICE 9:30 & 11:00 AM "HOW LONG HAS IT BEEN" Rev. Donigan M '"nstei '•>' Music Hulh Hartley Turner Oir ot Ed Barbara CaldWei NARDIN PARK UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 2988' West Eleven Mile Road 476- 0860 Jual Weat of Middlebalt Farmington Hills WORSHIP SERVICE 9:15 & 11:00 A.M. "WHISPERS FROM BEYOND TIME" Dr. Wm. A. Ritter Or William A Flitter Paator Rev Jeftry Dinner Assoc Minister Judy May, Dir of Christian Ed Mr Melvin Rookus, Uir Music (IIURCIILS OF CHRIST A Caring & Sharing Church" LIVONIA 15431 Merriman Rd. SUNDAY WORSHIP 11:00 AM & 6:00 PM Rob Robinson Minister Robert Dutton Youth Minister 427 8743 See Heraid ot Truth GARDEN CITY 1657 Middlebelt Rd SUNDAY WORSHIP 11 am 4 6 p m Bible School 10 a m Wed 7 30 p m Worsh p FREE CLOTHING TO THE NEED MON EVENINGS 7-9 PM in Church Building Mimslm Dennis Swindle 422-8660 TV Channel 20 Saturday 9 30 a m Call or W'He 'or Free Correspondence Course MEMORIAL CHURCH of CHRIST (Christian Churthl JS4 7S f ivf Mile Hd 464 f. 7 ?? MARK McGII VHt V Minister CHUCK FMMEFH Youth Minister BIBlt SCHOOl (All aqes) 9 30 am Morning Worship 10 4S a rr Evening Worship «, Youth Meetings 6 10 pm UNITED CHUR Of CHRIS I NATIVITY CHURCH Henry Ruff at West Chief,go Livonia .421-5406 WORSHIP & CHURCH SCHOOL 10 00 A M Dr Robt H Jacobsor Duml in Wind i I 9:45 A.M. 11:00 A.M. 6:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. NEWBURG UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 36500 Ann A'bor Trail 422-0149 Minister* Jack E. Qtguer* Roy G. Forsyth Dave Gladstone Director of Youth Terry Gladstone Director of Education WORSHIP I CHURCH SCHOOL 9:15111:00 A.M. ST. MATTHEWS UNITED METHODIST BAP I IS T 30900 Six Mile Rd (Bet Merriman i MiddlebeltI David T Strong. Minister 422-6038 10 00 am - Worship Service 10 00 am - Church School K-6th Grade Nurserv Provided FmST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Of Garden City 6443 Merriman Road 421-8628 Dr Robert Grigereit Minister Worship Service10:45 A M Nurswy 4 pfft-school car j CHURCH SCHOOL 9 30AM Nursery thru Adults FREE METHODIST WESTLAND FREE METHODIST CHURCH 1421 Venoy Sunday School 9 45 A M Worship 11:00 A M -6 00 P M Mid-Week Wed 7:00 PM Pastors-Parrott- Meads-Kelsey 728-2600 For Church Advertising Call V E L E L L I S 591-2300 Ext. 263 Dr. Wesley I Evans, Redford Baptist Church 7 Mile Road and Grand River Detroit. Michigan Pastor 5 3 3 - 2 3 0 0 WORSHIP SERVICE 9:30 A.M. "LIVING A WONDERFUL LIFE" PaulD Lamb Assoc Pastor Teut Safrtoit (?tiuicA Mrs Donna Gleason Minister of Music PLYMOUTH. MICHIGAN 45000 N TERRITORIAL RD 455-2300 '/? Mi West of Sheldon 9:30 A.M.FESTIVAL - Kellogg Park 11:00 A.M. "CHICKEN SUNDAY" Dr. Wm. Stahl 6:30 P.M HAVING DONE ALL-STAND" Dr. Wm. Stahl HERALD OF HOPE WYFC 1520 Mon. thru Fri. 8:45 AM Air Conditioned Dr William Stahl Mrs Richard Kaye Music Dir EPISCOPAL SAINT ANDREW S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 16360 Hubbard Road Livonia, Michigan 4S1S4 421 6451 Wednesday 9 30 a m - Holy Eucharist Saturday 5 00 p m - Holy Eucharist Sunday 7 45 a m - Holy Eucharist 9 00 a m - Christian Education for all ages 10:00 am - Holy Eucharist Sunday Morning - Nursery Care Available TIn An Kama* C Dsvts The Rev Edward A. King HOLY SPIRIT, LIVONIA 9083 Newburgh Rd Livonia 591-0211 522-0821 8 30 A M HOLY EUCHARIST 9 30 A M CHRISTIAN EDUCATION 10 30 A M HOLY EUCHARIST * SERMON The Rav. Emary Gravalla 464 6554 LIVONIA BAPTIST CHURCH Al I II lA If D WITH 'iOU'HFRN HAPTISI CONVtN t ION 32940 SCHOOLCRAFT ,'Pl OCKS FAST Of I A flMINC. I ON HO 422-3763 PASTOR ELVIN L. CLARK Sunday School 9 45 am Morning Worship 10 4'oam Baptist Training Onion 6pm Evening Worship Hour 7 p m Wed.i-iSday Service ' p m MAIN STREET BAPTIST CHURCH Atliliaied with Southern Baptist Convention 8500 N Morton Taylor, Canton H. Thwestt Pastor 453-4785 Sunday School -945am Morning Worship 11am Baptist Training Union 6 30 p m Evening Worship 7 30 p m Wednesday Service 7 00 p m DEAF MINISTRY CHRISTIAN SCIENCE FOURTH CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST ,-•4400 W Severn Mile t near Telegraph i HOURS OF SERVlCt 11 00 A M SUfJDA r SCHOOl • l 00 A M r J Carp Provided JVFDNE SDAV T FSTlM' 'NjAl MEETINGS8 P M LUTI1ERAN (English Synod A.E.L.C.; FAITH 30000 Five Mile Road East Livonia 421-7249 Worship - 8:15 and 1(M)0 a m Bible Classes 9:30 a.m. Nursery A variable Education Office 421-7359 HOLY TRINITY 39020 Five Mile Road West Livonia 464-0211 WORSHIP 8:00 A 11:00 A.M. Nursery Available SUNDAY SCHOOL AlL AGES 9:45 A M WED CLASSES - All Ages 6 45 P M CHRIST OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN CHURCH MISSOURI SYNOD 14175 Fsrminflton Rd. '/« Mile N. of Schoolcrsft REV RALPH G SCHMIDT. PASTOR WORSHIP SERVICES EVERY SUNDAY 8:00 & 10:30 A.M. ST MATTHEW LUTHERAN Church & School S885 Venoy i EVh N o* ford Hd Wi«ttfvxl 425-0200 RMph F«cha< PMtc* Charles F Buckhahn Asst Pastor Ovine Worship ft 4 t' a m Class » SS 9 30 a m Monday Evening Service 7 30 p m HOSANNA TABOR LUTHERAN CHURCH 9600 Leverne • So Redford 937-2424 Rav Roy Pranachka Rav Glann Koppar Sunday Worship 8:00 & 11:00 A.M. Sunday School and Bible Classes 9:30 A.M. Monday Evening 7 00 P M Christian School Grades K-8 Robert Schultz Principal 93
v St. Raphael Catholic Church, an institution built with love and hard work, will celebrate its 50 years in Garden City with a festival Sept. 10-12. Some 2,000 parish families are likely to join in the celebration. St. Raphael had 25 families when it had its beginnings in 1932. The anniversary observance will completed Oct. 1-3 with a dinner dance and special Sunday mass with Archbishop Edmond Szoka presiding. The three-day festival to be held this weekend on the parish grounds at Merriman and Beechwood will include kiddie rides, a moonwalk, game booths, a boutiquem a country store and a com* puter game room. There will be free entertainment — Dixieland music, magic acts, Irish, Polish and square dancers, the Livonia Senior Citizens Kitchen Band, and Suburban Harmonicas Performers from the American Dance Academy, Ron Plummer Dance Academy and the Robert Lee Dance Studio also will be on hand Food from fish to chicken and hot dogs will be served. Festival hours are from 5-10 p.m. Friday, noon to 10 p.m. Saturday amd noon to 9 p.m. Sunday. A PARISH COMMITTEE headed by Jerry Shankin and Mike Olivero planned the event, the size of which would doubtless have astounded those who met in the spring of 1931 to found the pa ish. The three men, Salvio Clemen e, James O'Hara and an attorney named Hackett met many obstacles to tneir effort. But in August, 1931 the Rev. Gerion Stack consented to become pastor of St. Raphael parish. His first three masses were offered on the second floor of the Folker Building at Ford and Middlebelt, the location today of Orin Jewelers. Afterwards through the efforts of Ervin Enright, Folker's sales manager, the Stor erock store was obtained rent free for the celebration of services. Others in the community contributed in various ways to make the newly founded parish a success. For example, used car dealer Francis McManus donated an auto to the priests for their transportation. In 19; 2 St. Raphael was given parish status. By early 1934 plans were in progress to build a permanent church. The cost seemed astronomical until Florence Cowperthwaite donated land on Me iman, north of Ford on which the firs church was built. An activities buildin two schools and a convent were alfco built on the land donated by this benlfactress. LDorzsYaip ASSEMBLIES OF COD 1 CHRISTIAN COMMUNIT CHURCH Irving M Mitchell, Sr. Pastor Richard Easlick, Youth Pastor Dan R Sluka, Director of Music WEDNESDAY Family Night 7:00 P.M. Nursery Available T77T7 41355 Six Mile Rd. Northville 348-9030 11:00 A.M. Pastor Mitchell will Minister 6:30 P.M. ALL CHURCH FELLOWSHIP BG MC Awards Presentation Recognition of VBS Staff Food Products Demonstration or Tahcnjaclc 26555 Franklin Rd • Sou thfield Ml II 696 & lelegroph Just VVesf "f Holiday Inn) Worship 11:00 A.M. Sunday School 9:45 A.M.—Morning Celebration of Praise - 6:30 P.M. Wed. Adult Prayer & Praise - Youth Service 7:30 P.M. A Charismatic Church where people of many denominations worship together [ Thomas E. Trask, Pastor BETHEL MISSIONARY ASSEMBLY OF GOD | SI S i L&vnrJL 8900 Middlebelt, Livqnia (Near Joy Rd.) SUNDAY SCHOOL MORNING WORSHIP EVENING WORSHIP WED FAMILY NIGH 4211 9140 9:45 A.M. 11:00 A.M. 6:30 P.M. 7:00 P.M. "A Friendly Church with Christ Centered Purpose' Westland Assembly of God 1075 Venoy Rd at Marquette Garden City 421-0476 or 386-3765 Sunday School 10 a m Morning Worship 11 0( "CONFESSION OF THE BELIEVER'S PRIVILEGES IN CHRIST" Pastor F. G. Lemelin Jr. Evening Worship 6:00 P M Wednesday Nighl Bible Study 7:i 0 P.M LUTHERAN WISCONSIN Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Churches WISCONSIN LUTHERAK RADIO HOUR WCAR 1090 SUNDAY 10:30 A M In Livonia — St. Paul Ev. Lutheran Church, 17810 Farmington Rd. Pastor Wintred Koelpin - 261-8759 Worship Services - 8:30 & 11:00 am In Plymouth — St. Peter Ev. Lutheran Churcji 1343 Penniman Ave. Pastor Leonard Koeninger - 453-3393 Worship Services 8 & 10:30 a m • Sunday School 9:15 am In Redford Township - Lola Valley Ev. Lutheran C lurch 14750 Kinloch Pastor Edward Zell - 532-8655 Worship Services 8:30 a m & 11 a m • Sunday School 9:45 a m urn*****] K \\C AI K M ( .()\ I \ \ \ I ( AMI RICA FAITH COVENANT CHURCH Sunday School Morning Worship Sunday Evening Wed. Family Night Pastor Michael A Halleen Associate Pastor Marv Miller Vikander Minister to Youth David A Rose 35415 W. 14 Mile Rd. 9:30 A.M. 10:45 A M 7:00 P.M. 6:15 P.M. at Drake I 661-9191 A church was finally erected at a cost of $12,000. The windows were donated by the Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, who worked without compensation until a school was established. Because of other commitments the Sisters of IHM could not continue their work in the parish, so the Sisters of St. Francis took over the responsibility of the school, a commitment they still have. WHEN FR. STACK was transferred after eight years, he left behind a wellestablished parish which was next led by the Rev. Anthony Kirchner. His successor in 1944 was the Rev. John Ross, under whose leadership the parish continued to grow. A permanent convent was built in 1952. These buildings replaced two dwellings located on the east side of Merriman, across from the old church, which was later demolished and replaced by a parking lot. The present church was built in 1954 at a cost of $118,000. It was completed in time to celebrate Christmas Eve mass that year. Fr. Ross retired in 1966 after 22 years of dedicated service. He was succeeded by the Rev. Edward Kalinowski who died in 1967 shortly after his arrival. For a short time the parish had no pastor. But in the same year the Rev. Charles O'Neill was appointed. Under his leadership the church was remodeled and additions were made to the rectory. Today the church has a variety of organizations and clubs to serve the needs of young and old. Religious education is provided for young people through catechism classes. Members regard St. Raphael as a vital part of the community it serves. Thursday, September 9, 1982 O&E ; St. Raphael observes golden anniversary The present St. Raphael Catholic Church (above) was built in 1954 at a cost of $118,000. At the right is the earlier church which was built in 1934 for $12,000 and torn down to make room for parking. Bible class begins another season The Community Bible Class taught by Margaret Hess of Ward Presbyterian Church, Livonia, will begin its 1982- Margaret Hess Bible teacher church bulletin • HOLY CROSS LUTHERAN The Rev. Robert Nelson, assistant to Bishop Raymond Heine of the Michigan Synod - Lutheran Church in America, will be guest preacher as the congregation of Holy Cross Lutheran Church, 1119 Newburgh, Westland, observes Holy Cross Day at services Sunday. It will be one of two celebrations planned by the church in honor of its 20 years of service in Westland. The second will be a reunion Oct. 9-10. A congregational picnic and an afternoon of fun and games will follow the festive service of worship on Sunday. Bishop Raymond Heine and the Rev. Richard Schultz, pastor of Holy Cross from 1973-80, will be present for the October activities. Former members of the church will be invited to the Oct. 9 anniversary dinner and the worship service Oct. 10. Holy Cross was organized by the Rev. Robert Kauffman, who conducted the first service of worship at the Wayne-Ford Civic League on Nov. 4, 1962 with an attendance of 77. Early in 1963 the congregation began meeting in Wilson School on Wildwood until the dedication of its present home on Newburgh. The congregation has been served by five pastors. Its present pastor is the Rev. Merlin E. Jacobs, who arrived April 1981. class reunions The Observer & Eccentric will help locate classmates for school reunions. Submit announcements in writing to Margaret Miller, Observer & Eccentric, 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia 48150. Full names must be used urith telephone numbers • PLYMOUTH 1952 The Plymouth High School class of 1952 plans a 30-year reunion Sept. 11. For particulars call Carolyn (Smity) McKinley, 453-2215, or Joyce (Houghton) Grieve, 459-5879. • LIVONIA FRANKLIN 1977 The class that graduated in 1977 from Franklin High School will hold its 83 season next Tuesday. The class meets 9:30-11 a.m. weekly in the church sanctuary. It draws students from all over this area and a large number of denominations, including Methodist, Baptist, Lutheran, Christian Scientist, Presbyterian, Roman Catholic, Episcopal, Unity and independent Bible churches. Its teacher has been leading Bible study in this area for more than 30 years. She is the wife of Dr. Bartlett L. Hess, senior minister of Ward Presbyterian Church of Livonia. In its program, the class goes through the entire Bible in eight years using a course written by Mrs. Hess, Students may join at any point. The format involves small group discussion sessions for the first half hour and then a lesson by the leader. THIS YEAR the class will studykings and prophets, including the books • MEMORIAL CHURCH OF CHRIST "Fishers of Men" is the theme for the Bible School Rally Day Sunday at the Memorial Church of Christ, 35475 Five Mile, Livonia. It is the beginning of a three-week effort to bring visitors to the church on Sept. 12, 19 and 26. The person in each adult class of the Bible school who brings in the most visitors will be recognized and rewarded. Youth will also be recognized and rewarded for the same effort. A fish fry at noon is planned for all those in attendance Sept. 12. Chicken is also on the menu. • KENWOOD CHURCH OF CHRIST A new program called AID (Accountability in Discipleship)will start this weekend in Kenwwod Church of Christ, 20200 Merriman, Livonia. It will include a bowling league, youth chorale, volleyball, 3-D (diet, disciple and discipleship), missionary interest, restoration history and Christmas crafts. Bowling runs all year and the other programs 10 weeks. A new selection of classes will be offered in January. • LIVONIA BAPTIST Livonia Baptist Church, 32940 Schoolcraft, will sponsor a lay renewal five-year reunion 7:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 18 at Porter Street Station Restaurant, 1400 Porter, Detroit. Tickets are $15 for food, music and beer and wine. A cash bar also will be available. To make reservations, send checks to FHS Class of 1977, 7558 Melvin, Westland, 48185. • SOUTHFIELD ADULT EDU- CATION The daytime adult education classes taught by Connie McGuinness at Southfield High School 1970 to 1972 are planning a reunion beginning at 7 p.m. Sept. 23 at the Steak & Ale restaurant, 24666 Northwestern, Southfield. Members of McGuiness classes of prior or later years also are invited. Reservations of Ecclesiastes, Sc ng of Solomon, Jonah and Isiah The topic for the first session will be Your Power to Choose," with the te «t from 2 Chronicles, verses 1-3. Nancy Adrean of West Bloomfield serves as coordinator for the class, assisted by Lois Chapin of Livonia. Workers in the class now number nearly 100. The classes are ta|ied each week and Jane Reum of Livonia makes 90 copies of each tape. These are distributed by Marie Jewett of Livcnia and a committee which sells some at cost and loans others out to class rpembers and anyone interested. Some are used b> small groups in other part of the cou itry. Those interested n pre-enrollment may call Chapin, 425-3143. Enrollments also will be taljen 20 minutes before the first session. weekend Friday thrc ugh Sunday Sept. 10-12. The 14 lay lea ders involved are from the New Albany, Ind. area. The schedule includes a qinner meeting at 6:30 p.m. Friday, sm^ll group meetings Saturday morning arid a dinner meeting at 6 p.m. that njght. Participants will also attend regular church services on Sunday. The renreal weekerid is a time when laymen relate experiences that have led to a deeper spiritual understanding of the meaning and plurpose of life, to the discovery of a more meaningful faith and the joy of us ing gifts and talents to help others. • DETROIT LAESfTADIAN CON- GREGATION Fall Sunday school classes will begin at 5:15 p.m. Sunday at the Detroit Laestadian Congregation, 290 Fairground, Plymouth. Anyone fishing to enroll children may call the êv Don Iâhti at 471-1316 or the Sund y school superintendent Al Hongisto at 476-1787. • WAYNE FIRST iAPTIST "Forward in Faith' is the theme of the second annual fall focus that will take place Saturday i nd Sunday, Sept 11 and 12 at the First feaptist Church of Wayne, 36125 Glenwobd. The weekend events will start with tihe Junior Choir's are needed by Sept. 15. Call Louise Craft. 357-4689 or D Drothy Felstow, 356-2515 • REDFORD THUIj STON 1967 The Thurston High School class of 1967 plans a 15-year relu nion Sept. 25 in Fandango Hall, Taylofr For reservations call Sue Davidson, 937-9362. . GARDEN CITY WEST 1977 The Garden City Wpst class of 1977 will have a five-year reunion Sept. 25 at Karas House, on Venoy half a mile north of Michigan in Westland. Tickets are $16 per person. For more information, call Diane Jablon^ki, 422-0677. I Study materials will be available for $1. Care is provided for pre-schoolers at all sessions. THIS TEACHER'S ajm is to make the Bible come alive through a study of historical, geographical ând archeological backgrounds. The Hesses have visitedbiblical lands seven times and have traveled extensively in Europe and the Orient as well as in this Country Mrs. Hess, author of several books including "Lcve Knows No Barrier." "Esther. Courage in Crisis," and "Unconventional Women." seeks in the Bible course as well as in the books to apply biblical teachings to everyday situations She is listed in Marqufls' "Who's Who among American Women" and "Who's Who in the Midwest." presentation of the musical, "Enchanted Journey" at 7 p.m. Saturday. It will be followed by an ice dream social in the church's central courtyard. Sunday school for all ages will begin at 9 30 a m followed by a special service at 11:45 a.m. After the service there will be a picnic lunch under the trees on the east lawn. At 2 30 p.m gospel singer Don Wharton will perform in concert "Enchanted Journey"' is based on "Pilgrim's Progress" by John Bunyan The choir will take the audience on a musiical journey that tr; ces the path of one searching for trut meaning and happiness in life. Written by Cam and Cher Floria, the concert will involve both music and drama. Speaking at Sunday services will be the Rev. Ken Olsen, brother of Dr Arnold Olsen, senior pastor of the church This will be his first talk at First Baptist since he left the church last year to pastor a church in New Hampshire • ST KEVIN CATHOLIC The 25th anniversary of St Kevin Catholic Church, 30043 Parkwood, Ink ster, will be celebrated Sept 10-12 Family night with video and arcade games, clowns, music and dinner will be from 6-11 30 pm Friday Barry ZeVan of TV 4 will pult in an appearance. • LIVONIA BENTLKY 1967 The Bentley High jjchool class of 1967 plans a 15-year reiinion Sept 24 Tickets are $20 per pepson and information is available from Gail (Morell) Montroy, 534-8286. or Emil Mucciao. 525-0325. • FARMINGTON 1962 The 20-year reunion f the Farmington High School class Of 1962 will be held Oct 9 in the Farmington Community Center. Details are available from the community center 477-8404, the high school, 474-6155, o* Amy E Knoy, 476-7072.
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