The Times Herald from Port Huron, Michigan • Page 33

FEBRUARY 18, 2001 LIVING. TIMES HERALD, PORT HURON, MICHIGAN 5D NAMES IN THE NEWS Marine Corps Pfc. Matthew D. Zeller of Jeddo has completed basic training at Marine Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego. A graduate of Croswell-Lexington High School, he is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. B.M. Zeller. Students named to the Albion College dean's list include Steven Celmer, Port Huron; Regan K. Lachapelle, Sarah M.

Ladensack, Ryan P. Lane, Jessica R. Mosier, Katharine A. Murphy, Thomas J. Wood, Fort Gratiot; Charles W.

Mary Coulter of Port Huron and Gary Saldana of Hanalei, Hawaii. Her grandparents are Nancy Coulter of Port Huron and Bob and Judy Coulter of Dearborn. Munce, North Street; Sarah Priebe, St. Clair. Hailey Coulter Hailey Coulter of Port Huron has been chosen to sing a solo at the St.

Patrick's Day Parade on March 17. A junior at Port Huron High School, Ms. Coulter is active in the woman's ensemble and concert choir. She attended musical theatre summer group at Eastern Michigan University in 2000 and will audition for summer camp for singers this year. She is the daughter of Matthew T.

Schumacher Matthew T. Schumacher formerly of Avoca, graduated cum laude from the University of Michigan-Flint with a bachelor's degree in music, majoring in violin and trumpet. A graduate of Yale High School and St. Clair County Community College, Mr. Schumacher attended East Shore Honors Band, MSBOA Honors Band and Interlochen Fine Arts Camp.

He is the son of Tom and Margie Schumacher of Avoca and grandson of the late Wilfred and Lucille Schumacher of Ruth and Joseph and Helen Ronan of Port Huron. Dylan Moran of Port Huron has been named to the dean's list at Michigan Technological University. A graduate of Port Huron High School, he is the son of Paul and Dawn Moran. Kaitlyn Sawa of Goodells and Bridgette Bennett of Port Huron are members of the Alma College Choir, which recently began a tour of Michigan, Ohio, Indiana and Florida. The choir sings sacred and secular pieces in churches.

Ms. Sawa, who is a graduate of Memphis High School, is the daughter of Brian and Norma Sawa. Ms. Bennett, who graduated from Port Huron Northern High School, is the daughter of Joseph and Teresa Bennett. Jason Arlow Jason Arlow graduated from Lawrence Technological University with a bachelor's degree in science in architecture.

Mr. Arlow is employed at Anderson, Eckstein and Westrick, Shelby Township. He is the son of James and Helen Arlow of Marine City and grandson of Robert and Helen Beauvais and Thelma Arlow. PORT HURON, MICHIGAN I-94 Exit 274 Hampton SATISFACTION quality guarantee high comfortable and and clear, you not to don el You'll Be Satisfied. We Guarantee It.

SM. Whiting of Marysville participated in the Term-in-Europe program at Northwood University. Ms. Whiting and other academically advanced students spent 10 weeks in many European countries where they saw industrial, economic and cultural conditions and the art history of Europe. Ms.

Whiting is the daughter of Terry and Beth Whiting. Amanda Burrell Amanda Burrell of Port Huron is the first-place winner at Central Middle School in the 32nd annual America Me Essay Contest. Amanda's name will be engraved on a plaque for display in the school and her essay advances to the state level competition, from which the top 10 essays in Michigan will be selected. The topic of the contest was American Hero." Amanda is the daughter of Tyrone C. and Laura P.

Burrell of Port Huron and granddaughter of Leona (Reeves) Tennant of Ferndale and Harry and Liz Burrell of Port Huron. Karen M. Grinder Karen M. Grinder of Port Huron graduated from Indiana Wesleyan University with a bachelor's degree in nursing. Ms.

Grinder was president of the nursing class and vice president of the senior class. A graduate of Port Huron Northern High School, she is employed in the intensive care unit at Indianapolis St. Vincent Hospital. She is the daughter of Larry and Judy Grinder of Port Huron and granddaughter of Don and Hannah Grinder of Apollo, and Eldon and Joyce Spring of Anna Maria Island, Fla. Heather Gardner Heather Lynn Gardner graduated from Grand Valley State University with a bachelor's degree in psychology.

A graduate of Port Huron Northern High School, Ms. Gardner was a member of Delta Zeta Sorority. She is the daughter of John and Fran Gardner of Port Huron and granddaughter of Ruth Gardner and the late John L. Gardner. Andrea H.

Baker Andrea H. Baker graduated magna cum laude from Eastern Michigan University with a bachelor's degree in special education-mentally impaired. While at Eastern, Ms. Baker was secretary of Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority, a member of Golden Key National Honor Society and was on the dean's list. A graduate of Port Huron Northern High School and St.

Clair County Community College, she plans to study for a master's degree in the fall. Ms. Baker is the daughter of Steven and Lana Baker of Port Huron and granddaughter of Robert and Barbara Baker of Fort Myers, John Langolf of Port Huron and the late Joan Langolf. Meeting Room Available for Birthday Parties Anniversaries Bridal Showers Baby Showers Business Meetings Rental Includes 4 Hours Use of Pool For $65 1655 YEAGER STREET PORT HURON (810) 966-9000 HOROSCOPES For Monday, Feb. 19, 2001 ARIES (March 21-April 19).

It's time to present that new idea to anyone who can do you good. Investigate the job market for a new career opportunity. Spend the evening with friends. Dine out, unless a gourmet cook lives at your house. You want something special.

TAURUS (April 20-May 20). Financial or tax matters are spotlighted, but you're organized, and you would rather get it done and out of the way. Filing for taxes early or organizing your retirement funds can create a secure feeling. Don't procrastinate. GEMINI (May 21-June 21).

Extra time is expended on a mate or friend who creates complications. Relax and try to enjoy his or her company, then reflect on the matter later, when you're alone. I CANCER 22-July 22). A pleasurable relationship with a co-worker may lead to bigger things. At home, repairs are highlighted; an expert is available by recommendation of someone you highly trust.

Don't take an invitation for a potluck with your neighbor today. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). A rewarding relationship with a child is changing the way you see the whole world. Luck is strong today, and you may use it to discover the location of a secret treasure.

VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). Hard work seems the easiest way to get a backlog taken care of, but don't give up on the idea of hiring help. Tonight, treat yourself to a pleasant evening; enjoy your favorite dish with your favorite friend.

Indulge in sweet desserts, too. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). Trust your own judgment of one who is wiser in practical matters.

A rumor you heard earlier this month may be truer than i it seems. Evening exercise is pleasant, especially with a good companion. Take a refreshing jog through a park. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov.

21). First work to pay the rent, then enjoy the 1 home you've paid for. Life is simple. Be patient; happier (or at least more interesting) days are just ahead. SAGITTARIUS (Nov.

22- Dec. 21). Be a good listener, and you'll gain valuable knowledge from what you hear, as well as a grateful pal. Tonight, visit an invalid or someone who's been through a tough time. Sharing your energy with others will bring you luck.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). A thoughtful gift for an elder shows that you remember and hold him or her in high regard. I AQUARIUS (Jan.

20-Feb. 18). An important new relationship deserves plenty of care and contemplation. Your affability won't take you far with this worthwhile conquest. Your genuine thoughtfulness is required in a difficult situation; add your personal touch.

I PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). Caring and taking responsibility seem inseparable. The remainder of the week will be set up by how you handle today's tasks, no matter how small they may seem. Write Joyce Jillson, Creators Syndicate, 5777 West Century Suite 700, Los Angeles, Calif.

90045. BLUE WATER MEMORIES FROM TIMES HERALD FILES 100 years ago today Vendetta, starring Faith Professor H. Barr, a clairvoy- Domergue and produced by read- Howard Hughes, is playing at the ant and palmist, advertises for $1. A test reading, in Riviera in Huron. Theater Port which The Flying Missile, ings he said he could give a starring Glenn Ford and Viveca Lindfors, person's name and other infor- is at the Theater.

mation, is offered for free. playing Family 70 years ago today 25 years ago today A proposal before the state I Thousands of Christians today Senate to pay for the May 18 Lent began with meditation and prayer. presidential primary election the 40-day observance of Port Huron churches offered would save St. Clair County services to mark the $12,000 and Macomb County occasion. $40,000.

special 50 years ago today 10 years ago today Talks are to resume this week The federal government has between the Port Huron Area banned the making of whitewall School District Board of Educatires and limited the manufac- tion and the district's bus drivers ture of other types of rubber toward a new contract. goods to save rubber for national defense. Compiled by Jim Ketchum BABY CONTEST Boys Girls Under 1 One year yrs. UR ST MISS SUNBURST Girls age groups Pageants will be held at: Pick up entry form at the Mall this week or contact us to have Birchwood Mall all the information mailed to you. (813) 839-8054 March 10, 11:00 a.m.

www.pageantinfo.com Winners go to state finals! Chris Uhl Tricia Zimmer Zimmer-Uhl ST. CLAIR Marty and Ginny ENGAGEMENTS MORE ON PAGE 2D Jami Rapley Shawn Eagle Rapley-Eagle PORT HURON Jim and Zimmer announce the engagement of their daughter, Tricia, to Chris Uhl, son of Brad and Cathy Uhl of Grandville. The bride-to-be and her fiance are graduates of Central Michigan University. She is employed at Deloitte and Touche as a campus recruiter. He is employed at Waddell and Reed as a financial advisor.

The couple will be married May 5 in St. Clair. Amy Schmidt Leonard Shirkey Schmidt-Shirkey CASCO TOWNSHIP Don and Janet Schmidt announce the engagement of their daughter, Amy, to Leonard Shirkey, son of Bob and Kathy Shirkey of Memphis. The bride-to-be is a graduate of Richmond High School and St. Clair County Community College.

She is employed at Selfridge Air National Guard Base. Her fiance is a graduate of Memphis High School. He is employed at East China schools. The couple will be married in October in Richmond. Karen Rapley announce the engagement of their daughter, Jami, to Shawn Eagle, son of Larry Eagle and Karen Eagle, both of Port Huron.

The bride-to-be is employed at Oasis Hair Company as a hair stylist. Her fiance is employed by the City of Port Huron. The couple will be married March 17 in Port Huron. John Morgan Jennifer Weigel Weigel-Morgan Jennifer Weigel and John Mor- gan are engaged. The bride-to-be is the daughter of James and Carol Weigel of Wheaton, Ill.

A graduate of the University of Notre Dame, she is employed at Alexander Ogilvy Public Relations as an account manager. Her fiance is the son of John and Eileen Morgan of St. Clair. A graduate of the University of Notre Dame, he is employed at The Atlanta Thrashers Hockey Club as an account executive. The couple will be maried in June in Wheaton, Ill.

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