Lansing State Journal from Lansing, Michigan • Page 37

Lansing State Journal Sunday, December 29, 1996 3E Engagements Band: After 1 5 years, band plays final Green Door gig Howley-Buhl The engagement of Rosemary Howley to Andrew Buhl, both of Lansing, is announced. She is a graduate of East Lansing High School and attends Michigan State University. He is a graduate of Portage Northern High School and Michigan State University and is employed by Alma Container Company. The coupleplan a June 28 wedding at St. Thomas Aquinas Church, East Lansing.

She is the daughter of William Howley of East Lansing and the late Rosemary Howley. He is the son of Julie and Allen Buhl of Portage. f2 Hartman-Jones The engagement of Dawn Hart-man of Lansing to Terry Jones of Grand Ledge is announced. She is a graduate of Everett High School, attends Lansing Community College and is a lab technician at Sparrow Hospital. He is a graduate or Chula Vista High School and Lansing Community College and is employed by Sparrow Hospital and the Grand Ledge Fire Department.

The couple plan a summer wedding. She is the daughter of Ilene and Garth Hartman of Holt. He is the son of Margaret and Hugh Jones of Chula Vista, Calif. Kennedy- Vanderley The engagement of Lisa Kennedy of Mason to Brian Vanderley of Lansing is announced. She is a graduate of Mason High School and attends Lansing Community College.

He is a graduate of Everett High School, attended Lansing Community College, was in the United States Navy and is employed by Continental Cablevision. The couple plan a June 21 wedding at Zion Lutheran Church in Lansing. She is the daughter of Diane and Ronald Kennedy of Mason. He is the son of Debbie and Jim Vanderley of Lansing. Zaleski-Barcham The engagement of Nancy Zales-ki of Sterling Heights to Philip Bar-cham of Spring Lake is announced.

She is a graduate of Sterling Heights High School and Michigan State University and is associate development director of Catholic Social Services of LansingSt. Vincent Home for Children Inc. He is a graduate of Spring Lake High School and Michigan State University and is a a regional director of a nationwide lecture company. The couple plan an April 25 wedding at Mount Hope Church. She is the daughter of NancyLee and Walter Zaleski.

He is the son of Eunice Bareham and the late Robert Barcham. fa's iV 1 By MARGIE GARRISONLansing State Journal Some serious plckln': Steve Pinkney plays with the Blue Avenue Delegates. old friends have been invited for Get there early, because they're Monday's farewell show, which will planning on people lining the build-get hopping about 9 p.m. mg just like the good old days. fj.

i (r y1 CLASSES Association for Shared Childbirth: Childbirth preparation, labor support; baby slings for sale. 349-5441. East Lansing Recreation and Arts: Teen Dance Performance and Repertory for students in sixth-grade and above, p.m. Tuesdays beginning Jan. Adult Ballet for beginners to advanced, various times; Foxtrot and Other Popular Dances, Wednesdays beginning Jan.

Modern Dance, p.m. Saturdays starting Jan. Lite Drawing and Adult Drawing classes; Weaving; Theater Program for Adults; Children's Ballet, various times; Creative Drawing for Children; Painting Techniques for Children; Hatha Yoga; Ballet and Yoga Workout. To register for all classes, call 337-4442. Expectant Parents Organization: Prenatal classes for first-time parents; weekly newborn care seminars.

337-7365. Haslett Community Education: Variety of classes including swim-mercize, home manicures, introduction to DOS and Windows, Java Jabber, Jazzercise, creative scrapbook fun, English as a Second Language. Call for times and cost: 339-2665. Marriage License Counseling: AIDS and STD counseling to meet state requirement for marriage license application Noon Thurs- Salada-Reeder The engagement of Jessica Sa-Iada to Kevin Reeder, both of Lansing, is announced. She is a graduate of Fulton High School and is a dental assistant with Dr.

Mann. He is a graduate of Carson City-Crystal High School, attended Lansing Community College and is a designer at General Motors. The couple plan a May 31 wedding in Carson City. She is the daughter of Debra Sa-lada of Brohman and Drew Salada of Perrinton. He is the son of Elbira and Randy Reeder of Fenwick.

Lane-Bidelman The engagement of Kelly Lane to Michael Bidelman, both of Lansing, is announced. She is a graduate of Waverly High School and is employed by Michigan Capital Medical Center. He is a graduate of Everett High School and is employed by Wohlert Corp. The couple plan an Oct. 1 1 wedding at Emanuel Baptist Church.

She is the daughter of Kathleen Lane of Lansing and H. Michael Lane of Hermitage, Tenn. He is the son of Gladys and Jerry Bidelman of Lansing. LeLaidier-McManaman The engagement of Daisy LeLai-dier of Williamston to Daniel McManaman of East Lansing is announced. She is a graduate of Williamston High School, attends Lansing Community College and is employed by Old Kent Bank.

He is a graduate of Williamston High School and Michigan State University and is employed by Motorama Engineering. The couple plan a late summer wedding at St. Mary's Church, Williamston. She is the daughter of Linda and Maurice LeLaidier of Williamston. He is the son of Rosemary McManaman of East Lansing and the late Ronald McManaman.

VOLUNTEERS Ele's Place: Support groups for grieving children needs facilitators and office help. 482-1315. Literacy Volunteers of America, Capital Area Literacy Coalition: Training workshop 6-9 p.m. Jan. 13-15, East Lansing Public Library, 950 Abbott Road.

485-4949. Loaves and Fishes Ministries: Volunteers needed to help one night per month. Call Don at 482-2099. Sparrow Hospital Surgical Lounge: Work with families of surgery patients. Call 485-0585 or 645-7316.

Sparrow TLC Critical Care Lounge: Need volunteers to support fam GIANT RED HOT NEW YEAR'S EVE BUFFET 4-8 PM Continued FROM IE Last Monday a young woman jumped on Schultz and planted a sloppy kiss on him in the middle of a song. The crowd cheered, as it did when Zdybel dove onto the dance floor and continued to jam lying on his back. Dancers didn't miss a beat. They congregated around him, yelling unanimous approval. After years of these fans expect these twists of non-comformity.

That's one of the many things they will miss. Charles and Audrey Mansfield drive from Hudson 75 miles to see what they call "the best jazz band in the state." "I'm bummed to see them go," Audrey Mansfield said. "I hope to follow them somewhere else. I'm 45 years old, and I feel like a groupie now." A 15-year follower explained some of the changes he's seen. "The band moved from one room to another," said Mark Kruger of Lansing.

"It's grown so much now it's bigger than life itself. See that crack in the dance floor? That's where they doubled it in size. "In the old days, the bathroom was downstairs, now it's upstairs. And they added air conditioning." The one thing that has stayed the same, Kruger said, is that the band has been great. He can't understand why the bar is letting it go.

"It must be because of lack of business," he joked, looking at the packed bar. "I don't know of too many bars in town that do this kind of business on a Monday night." The Delegates admit that fans don't line the building like they did 12 years ago. "Our fans are so old, they can't make it to the bar anymore," Zdybel said. Former members and a bunch of COMMUNITY CALENDAR The Community Calendar is published as a weekly service to our readers. To have your meeting, class, benefit, reunion, listed in the calendar, mail or bring it to: Community Calendar, Lansing State Journal, 120 E.

Lenawee Lansing, Ml 48919, by 5 p.m. the Monday before publication. Events must be held by non-profit, public groups and open to the public. CHILD CARE Abbott Nursery School: Classes for 3- to 5-year olds two to three morningsweek; classes for 4-to 5-year-olds, four afternoons week, 800 Abbott Road, East Lansing. 351-7410 or 332-1090.

Faith Cooperative Preschool: Winter enrollment for 3- to 5-year-olds, two- or three-day program, 4301 S. Waverly Road. 882-4841 or 482-9839. Kids Connection Learning Place: Preschool openings for 3- to 5-year-olds, 525 N. Pennsylvania Ave.

323-0285. Lansing School District: Kinder- farten Readiness Program for ids age 4 by Dec. 1. Free to those who qualify. 325-6242.

Living Water Preschool and Child Care Center: Enrolling children 12 months through preschool and latchkey children, 2630 Bennett Road, Okemos. 336-4148. PUt Christie's Bistro is featuring a special menu just for you! Achterberg-Blosser The engagement of Krista Ach-terberg of Haslett to Wayne Blosser of Grand Blanc is announced. She is a graduate of Haslett High School and Lansing Community College and is a mortgage processor for Banc One. He is a graduate of Grand Blanc High and is employed by Impact Electrical Sales.

The couple plan an April wedding in Disneyland in Anaheim, Calif. She is the daughter of Jeanette and Kenneth Achterberg of Haslett. He is the son of Alice and Jack Blosser of Grand Blanc. Brewer-Sorrell The engagement of Karen Brewer of Rochester Hills to Philip Sorrell of Flint is announced. She is a graduate of Rochester High School, attended college and is self-employed.

He is a graduate of Sexton High School, Michigan State University and Western Michigan University and is a supplier quality engineer at Delphi Automotive Systems. The couple plan an April 27 wedding in Oakland Township. She is the daughter of Helena and Robert Brewer of Rochester Hills. He is the son of Marian and George Sorrell of Lansing. ilies.

Morning, afternoon and evening hours available. Call Sharon, 646-0246, or Becky, 349-7818. FOOD American Legion Post No. 269: Breakfast 9 a.m.-noon Sundays, 1485 Haslett Road; discounted rates for children and seniors. Knights of Columbus: Fish dinner 5:30 p.m.-7 p.m.

Friday, Council Hall, 5300 N. Grand River fish, $7person single serve shrimp or clams, $3.50 ages 6 to 12, freechildren under 5. i I I I I I I I YAMAHA pianos 3240 E. Saginaw Frandor Lansing days, 5:30 p.m. and 6:15 p.m.

Mondays, Gateway Community Services, 910 Abbott Road, Suite 100, East Lansing; $12per-son, $20couple. Call for appointment, 351-4000. MSU Extension Ingam County: Master gardener classes, beginning Jan. 9 for 15 weeks. To register: 676-7207.

Parkwood YMCA: Swimming lessons for all ages beginning in January. 332-8657. FUND-RAISERS American Legion Post No. 269: Bingo, 6 p.m. Wednesdays, 1485 Haslett Road; $ladmission card, extra cards 25 cents.

Main Street Child Care Center: Programs through age 12, before and after school, 1715 W. Main St. 325-6240. Parkwood YMCA: Registration for 2V2- to 5-year-olds, including a pre-kindergarten class, 2306 Haslett Road, East Lansing. 332-8657.

Pied Piper Parent Cooperative Preschool: Enrolling for winter term for 3- to 5-year-olds. New class begin in January for 3- to 4-year-olds on Tuesday and Thursday mornings. Waverly Road at Delta River Drive. 886-0949; ask for Karen. Sandhill Cooperative Preschool: Enrollment for toddler and preschool classes and 2Va- to 5-year-old preschool, 2949 Sandhill Road, Mason.

655-3162. MEETINGS Christian Women's Club, East: Reservations due Jan. 5 for lunch and program, "You Are Sew Beautiful," 12:15 p.m.-2:15 p.m. Jan. 8, Brookshire Inn, 205 W.

Church Williamston; $10. 332-7470 or 332-0371. Lansing Area Writers Club: Bring original work to read and discuss 7:30 p.m. Thursday, East Lansing Public Library meeting room, 950 Abbott Road; free. Speak for the Animals: Noon-2 p.m.

Saturday, Lansing Public Library basement; free. Info: flliTTIlKflillrtt) I Violence affects the lives of women from ALL income levels. YOUR experiences are important to us. If you have an annual household Income that is greater than $16,500. I If vnii are a wnman between 18 and 45 vears nlrl I If you've been pushed, grabbed, slapped, hit or kicked (or I worse) in the last 6 months, even if only once, by someone you've dated or been in a relationship with, I PLEASE CALL the MSU Women's Health Study i s4n to take part in a confidential interview about your life and health.

Please help us make your community more responsive to your needs as well as the needs of other women in your community. Women who participate will be paid for their time. We are available Monday Friday from to Your participation is completely confidential. For more information on how you can help, Before or after dinner enjoy the smooth rythmic sounds of live jazz! (Beginning at SPECIAL HOLIDAY MENU 4-10 PM LOBSTER TAIL PRIME RIB NEW YORK STRIP CRAB LEGS Coscarelli's Sports Bar Dancins 8 pm 'til the wee hours. $7 per person.

Champagne Toast at midnight. Complimentary Hors d'oeuvres. To complete a perfect evening, try one of our gourmet desserts! We will be offering specialty theme drinks as well as a full wine list and party favors in our lounge! Dinner will be served from to Please call to make your reservations 323-4190 Ci 0 2400 S. Cedar 482-4919 Sheraton Lansing NOTE 1-496 at Creyts Rd..