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Page 8 • May, 2009 • 231-865-3151 • Fruitport Area News formerly Muskegon County Museum History in the making... PH 231.722.0278 | www.lakeshoremuseum.org Exhibit Opening Fall 2009 “Michigan From the Depths of Time” FREE Admission Also visit our historic sites: Fire Barn Museum Scolnik House of the Depression Era Hackley & Hume Historic Site (tours $3, September Free) A prehistoric exploration of the plants and animals of Michigan’s past. Travel through an underwater habitat, swampy forest, the ice age, and finally into the emergence of the Great Lakes. Michael Sabo, AAMS ® Financial Advisor 384 North Third Ave., Suite C Fruitport, MI 49415 231-865-3868 www.edwardjones.com Member SIPC EdwardJones ® MAKING SENSE OF INVESTING ™ HAVING MORE RETIREMENT ACCOUNTS IS NOT THE SAME AS HAVING MORE MONEY. When it comes to the number of retirement accounts you have, the saying “more is better” is not necessarily true. In fact, if you hold multiple accounts with various brokers, it can be difficult to keep track of your investments and to see if you’re properly diversified. * At the very least, multiple accounts usually mean multiple fees. Bringing your accounts to Edward Jones could help solve all that. Plus, one statement can make it easier to see if you’re moving toward your goals. * Diversification does not guarantee a profit or protect against loss. To learn why consolidating your retirement accounts to Edward Jones makes sense, call your local financial advisor today. Love always, Dad, Molly (stepmother), Jennifer, Jacob, Grandma Nulf, Grandma and Grandpa Donnelly and all the Donnelly family. Congratulations, Lisa We are so proud of you! Your family loves you very much for who you are and who you will become. Contributed by 12 year old Homeschooler, Caleb Holtrop. HOMESCHOOL GRADUATES 2009 Trevor Nathaniel Beck, son of Bill and Paula Beck, plans to attend Liberty University in the fall of 2009 to major in government with an emphasis on pre-law and a double minor in international relations and strategic intelligence. Trevor was the first homeschooler ever to receive a scholarship to the Life Leadership Conference from the Muskegon Rotary Club. He enjoys politics and has participated in model United Nations and model NATO. Apart from his interest in politics, Trevor enjoys hockey, martial arts, and music. Trevor plays the cello, guitar, drums, piano, and bass guitar. He hopes to continue playing hockey in college for Liberty University. Emily Anne Hammond is the daughter of Steve and Beth Hammond, formerly of Muskegon. She plans to attend Lansing Community College in the fall. While in high school, Emily excelled in piano and is a second-degree black belt in Tae Kwon Do. Emily is currently employed at the Save-A-Lot grocery store in Haslett, Michigan. Kathryn Diana Kramer is the daughter of Jim and Paula Kramer. She plans to attend Cedarville University in Cedarville, Ohio, where she will pursue a degree in graphic design. During her high school years, Kathryn has been involved in the music worship team at her church and has gone on several missions trips, including a medical missions trip to Thailand. Working part time at Carpenter Insurance Agency, and being dually enrolled at Muskegon Community College has kept her busy. Her passion, though, is worship to the Creator through music. She has had opportunities in various venues to fulfill this passion. Once Kathryn begins her profession in graphic design, she will continue to use her passion for music. In everything that she does, Kathryn’s goal is to bring glory to her Creator. Samantha Murrell, daughter of Rob and Peggy Tuttle and Jeff and Tracy Murrell, plans on attending Grand Rapids Community College in the fall. Travis Joel Palmer, son of Ronald and Connie Palmer, plans to attend Muskegon Community College where he will pursue a degree in public safety. Travis has excelled in his public safety course at the Muskegon Area Career Tech Center. He enjoys most sports and has played on football, basketball, volleyball and soccer teams over the past several years. Allyson Renee Rose, daughter of Mark and Rachel Rose, plans to attend Aveda Institute of Cosmetology followed by Cornerstone University to pursue a degree in business administraion or counseling. She has been involved in drama as lead actress in several plays and musicals, and as hair stylist and make-up artist. She would love to continue in those areas at Cornerstone. Hannah Alexandra Saum, is the daughter of Michael and Juliet Saum. She has been a dual-enrollee at Muskegon Community College and Baker since fall of 2007. She has been accepted to the Illinois Institute of Art in Chicago, and will transfer there in the fall of 2010. During this next year, she will complete her Associate of Arts degree at Baker. Hannah intends to earn her Bachelor’s degree in interior design and gain experience in the field while in Chicago. Ann Lynn Tabor will be attending Moody Bible Institute in Spokane, Washington for her freshman year of college. The daughter of Tim and Kathy Tabor will finish her college career at Moody Bible Institute in Chicago, Illinois. Throughout high school, she has been busy with her studies while working at her family’s stores, coaching soccer, working with dramatic productions (most recently, Les Miserables), participating in church activities, and taking several missions trips, including one to Thailand. Michelle Rose Ann Thompson plans to attend Muskegon Community College, seeking a degree in performing arts. She is the daughter of James and Kathie Thompson. Michelle has been a student at Spotlight Dance Academy for the past nine years. She attained her Grade 2 Cecchitti certificate receiving a “pass highly commended,” the highest mark awarded. She has trained in classical ballet as well as modern and lyrical dance. During high school she participated in drama, and last year acted as choreographer for the production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream. She also taught introduction to ballet classes for children through L.M.H.S.C. Michelle is very active in her church youth group and will be attending the summer mission trip. Congratulations 2009 Grads!
Transcript of FAN 05-09 Page-08Page 8 • May, 2009 • 231-865-3151 • Fruitport Area News formerly Muskegon...
Page 8 • May, 2009 • 231-865-3151 • Fruitport Area News
formerly
Muskegon County Museum
History in the making...
formerly
Muskegon County Museum
History in the making...
PH 231.722.0278 | www.lakeshoremuseum.org
Exhibit Opening Fall 2009
“Michigan From the Depths of Time”
A prehistoric exploration of the plants and animals of Michigan’s past. Travel through an underwater habitat, swampy forest, the ice age and finally into the emergance of the Great Lakes.
FREE AdmissionAlso visit our historic sites: Fire Barn Museum
Scolnik House of the Depression Era
Hackley & Hume Historic Site (tours $3, September Free)
A prehistoric exploration of the plants and animals of Michigan’spast. Travel through an underwater habitat, swampy forest, the ice age, and fi nally into the emergence of the Great Lakes.
Michael Sabo, AAMS®
Financial Advisor
384 North Third Ave., Suite CFruitport, MI 49415231-865-3868
www.edwardjones.comMember SIPC
EdwardJones®
MAKING SENSE OF INVESTING
™
HAVING MORE RETIREMENT ACCOUNTS
IS NOT THE SAMEAS HAVING MORE MONEY.When it comes to the number of retirement accounts youhave, the saying “more is better” is not necessarily true. Infact, if you hold multiple accounts with various brokers, itcan be difficult to keep track of your investments and tosee if you’re properly diversified.* At the very least, multipleaccounts usually mean multiple fees.
Bringing your accounts to Edward Jones could help solveall that. Plus, one statement can make it easier to see ifyou’re moving toward your goals.
*Diversification does not guarantee a profit or protect against loss.
To learn why consolidating your retirement accounts to Edward Jones makes sense, call your local financialadvisor today.
www.edwardjones.com Member SIPC
Mike SaboFinancial Advisor.
384 North Third Avenue Suite CFruitport, MI 49415231-865-3868
Love always, Dad, Molly (stepmother), Jennifer, Jacob, Grandma Nulf, Grandma and Grandpa Donnelly and all the Donnelly family.
Congratulations, LisaWe are so
proud of you!
Your family loves you very much for who you are and who you will become.
Contributed by 12 year old Homeschooler, Caleb Holtrop.
HOMESCHOOL GRADUATES 2009
Trevor Nathaniel Beck, son of Bill and Paula Beck, plans to attend Liberty University in the fall of 2009 to major in government with an emphasis on pre-law and a double minor in international relations and strategic intelligence. Trevor was the fi rst homeschooler ever to receive a scholarship to the Life Leadership Conference from the Muskegon Rotary Club. He enjoys politics and has participated in model United Nations and model NATO. Apart from his interest in politics, Trevor enjoys hockey, martial arts, and music. Trevor plays the cello, guitar, drums, piano, and bass guitar. He hopes to continue playing hockey in college for Liberty University.
Emily Anne Hammond is the daughter of Steve and Beth Hammond, formerly of Muskegon. She plans to attend Lansing Community College in the fall. While in high school, Emily excelled in piano and is a second-degree black belt in Tae Kwon Do. Emily is currently employed at the Save-A-Lot grocery store in Haslett, Michigan.
Kathryn Diana Kramer is the daughter of Jim and Paula Kramer. She plans to attend Cedarville University in Cedarville, Ohio, where she will pursue a degree in graphic design. During her high school years, Kathryn has been involved in the music worship team at her church and has gone on several missions trips, including a medical missions trip to Thailand. Working part time at Carpenter Insurance Agency, and being dually enrolled at Muskegon Community College has kept her busy. Her passion, though, is worship to the Creator through music. She has had opportunities in various venues to fulfi ll this passion. Once Kathryn begins her profession in graphic design, she will continue to use her passion for music. In everything that she does, Kathryn’s goal is to bring glory to her Creator.
Samantha Murrell, daughter of Rob and Peggy Tuttle and Jeff and Tracy Murrell, plans on attending Grand Rapids Community College in the fall.
Travis Joel Palmer, son of Ronald and Connie Palmer, plans to attend Muskegon Community College where he will pursue a degree in public safety. Travis has excelled in his public safety course at the Muskegon Area Career Tech Center. He enjoys most sports and has played on football, basketball, volleyball and soccer teams over the past several years.
Allyson Renee Rose, daughter of Mark and Rachel Rose, plans to attend Aveda Institute of Cosmetology followed by Cornerstone University to pursue a degree in business administraion or counseling. She has been involved in drama as lead actress in several plays and musicals, and as hair stylist and make-up artist. She would love to continue in those areas at Cornerstone.
Hannah Alexandra Saum, is the daughter of Michael and Juliet Saum. She has been a dual-enrollee at Muskegon Community College and Baker since fall of 2007. She has been accepted to the Illinois Institute of Art in Chicago, and will transfer there in the fall of 2010. During this next year, she will complete her Associate of Arts degree at Baker. Hannah intends to earn her Bachelor’s degree in interior design and gain experience in the fi eld while in Chicago.
Ann Lynn Tabor will be attending Moody Bible Institute in Spokane, Washington for her freshman year of college. The daughter of Tim and Kathy Tabor will fi nish her college career at Moody Bible Institute in Chicago, Illinois. Throughout high school, she has been busy with her studies while working at her family’s stores, coaching soccer, working with dramatic productions (most recently, Les Miserables), participating in church activities, and taking several missions trips, including one to Thailand.
Michelle Rose Ann Thompson plans to attend Muskegon Community College, seeking a degree in performing arts. She is the daughter of James and Kathie Thompson. Michelle has been a student at Spotlight Dance Academy for the past nine years. She attained her Grade 2 Cecchitti certifi cate receiving a “pass highly commended,” the highest mark awarded. She has trained in classical ballet as well as modern and lyrical dance. During high school she participated in drama, and last year acted as choreographer for the production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream. She also taught introduction to ballet classes for children through L.M.H.S.C. Michelle is very active in her church youth group and will be attending the summer mission trip.
Congratulations2009 Grads!
