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Muskegon County Garden Club elects officers
COOPERSVILLE
(Submitted by the Muskegon County Garden Club)
The Garden Club elected and installed officers for 2011-2012 at its May meeting. Past President Marilyn
Swanson presented each installed officer with a piece of fruit symbolizing each person’s traits. Though each
fruit had a unique flavor, combined they would make a wonderful salad. The board would mix their talents
and traits in serving the Garden Club well during the two-year term. The Muskegon County Garden Club
is a member of the Michigan Garden Clubs, Inc. and the National Garden Clubs, Inc.
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The Del Shannon
Runaway Tribute
A Concert Celebrating the 50th
Anniversary of “Runaway’s” Release
Friday, August 12, 2011
7:30 p.m. at Centerstage
Coopersville High School
New garden club officers (left to right): Janet Bourdon, recording secretary; Dr. Rick
Peters, 2nd vice president; Linda Talkington, president; Cindy Anderson, first vice president; Peggy
Hartmann and Clare Kersting, co-treasurers; Not shown: Sue Meyer, corresponding secretary.
You can WIN a 2002 Monte Carlo
SS coupe
By Mary Weimer
The Fruitport Lions Club is holding a raffle for the
new Dale Ernhardt Signature Edition 2002 Monte Carlo.
Dale Ernhardt raced only one way –– to win! And now
you can be like “The Intimadator” and win the chance
to experience the passion and power of steering a black
and silver Monte Carlo SS!
The car will be on display thoughout the area at
various locations until the winner is announced at the
drawing at 8 p.m. on October 12 at the Fruitport VFW
3734 post home, 5201 Airline Road. Second prize is the
2011 car hauler.
Your ticket to win this car will cost just $25. You can
increase your chances to win by purchasing five tickets
for $100. Tickets are available now at Copies and More,
Pincrest Lanes, and Ye Old Tavern in Fruitport.
The Lions Club needs to sell 3,000 tickets for this
project to succeed. In the event that 3,000 tickets are not
sold, the Lions Club will divide the proceeds 50/50 with
the holder of the winning ticket. (A minimum prize of
$5,000 will be awarded.)•
Kierstyn, Cameron and Christian
Holtrop holding up the monthly customizable
calendars they decorated.
Free family fun via internet
(Submitted by Cybercrayon)
Are you looking for something to do this summer
that won’t cost a lot of money, something to keep the kids
busy, or provide some wholesome family interaction?
Cybercrayon can help! Cybercrayon.net is a web site
providing access to free printable activities the whole
family can enjoy.
Coloring pages, featuring Cuddly Critters™ cute
cartoon animals can be printed for the younger kids
to enjoy. Word Builder activities, crosswords and word
searches of varying complexity can be printed for free
for kids and adults alike. There are also calendars that
can be customized and printed to be used as arts and
crafts activities for those who are interested in drawing,
designing, photography, scrapbooking and other crafts.
There are lots of free activities at cybercrayon.net.
The cybercrayon page is the brainchild of Fruitport
Township resident Tim Holtrop and his family. Tim is
a storyboard artist/illustrator whose website began in
2009. The cybercrayon catalog of activities continues
to grow with more quality, family-friendly content.
“We’re thankful that God is giving us the opportunity
to provide others with access to these activities in this
way,” Tim said.
Be sure to check out www.cybercrayon.net on the
web!•
Fruitport Area News • July 2011 • Page 31
Fruitport Chiropractic Center
welcomes new doctor
(Submitted by Fruitport Chiropractic Center)
Fruitport Chiropractic Center, 3427 Farr Road, is
pleased to announce the addition of their new associate,
Dr. Tyler Karns. He is a diverse practitioner who is fitting
in well at this practice. With a knowledge of a wide
variety of holistic healing methods already available, his
addition promises to enrich the practice as well as the
patients.
Dr. Karns is an August, 2009 graduate of Parker
University in Dallas, Texas. While studying, he was also
involved in leadership, serving for five semesters on the
student senate, and captaining the school’s swim team
for two seasons. A portion of his internship was spent in
Bogota, Columbia, where he treated the athletes at the
National Training Center.
The doctor has received post-graduate training in
nutrition, geriatrics, and scoliosis treatment, as well as
chiropractic for athletes. He treats patients of all kinds,
but has particular interest in treating athletes, seniors,
children, and those with scoliosis. Dr. Karns is very
excited to be at Fruitport Chiropractic Center because of
the expertise and techniques practiced here. In particular,
Dr. Karns is learning Nutritional Response Testing from
Dr. Steve Szatkowski, who owns and operates the clinic.
Dr. Karns is married to Dr. Avery Karns, also a
chiropractor, who is currently practicing in Grand
Rapids. They have a one-year-old son, Sebastian. They
enjoy outdoor activities such as skiing, swimming and
hiking, and also enjoy wine tasting at West Michigan’s
fine wineries.
In addition to practicing chiropractic medicine,
Dr. Karns is a professor of Anatomy and Physiology at
Grand Rapids Community College. He has been teaching
at the college level since his own graduation and enjoys
educating people. To that end, Dr. Karns also presents
regular lay lectures on health issues and the functioning
of the human body.•
Featuring Johnny Carver
and James Popenhagen.
Great early rock and roll and country
entertainment by two performers who
had close ties to Del Shannon.
Tickets at door. Advance tickets
available in Coopersville at Comerica
Bank & other businesses
$10.00 ea. Students $8.00
Make New Friends while learning QUILTING
AND OTHER CRAFTS. First Congregational Church,
3212 Pontaluna Rd., across from Edgewood School.
Wednesdays 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
• Quilters needed!
• Serger operator needed!
• Sewing machine operator needed!
• Just bring yourself
• Have coffee & fellowship with us
• No experience necessary
• Rides available
• Members of other churches invited
Quilts and rugs are available for purchase.
For more information please call Ann Ryke at
(616) 844-4161 or stop by
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH OF FRUITPORT
(231) 865-3822
Come as you are for
Church & Sunday School at 10:30 a.m.
We are a friendly church!
3212 Pontaluna Road, Fruitport
(between Edgewood & Middle Schools)
When our new
minister Mike Scott came,
he brought the manual.
Our church service starts with
traditional & praise music, and
after a few songs, the youth
go to their Sunday School. ~
Preschool through High School
~ Nursery Provided ~