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The Spring Lake Heritage Festival Senior Activities committee members were honored by The Greater Ottawa County United Way as "Volunteer Stars" in the community. A "Volunteer Star" is one who gives of her time, skills, education and creates an impact in the community. 

The Senior Activities committee plans the events for the Senior Day at the Spring Lake Heritage Festival.  The committee has worked together for the past five years to make sure the Senior citizens are active participants in the Festival.  Seniors enjoy a day out and have fun with the activities that are provided for them through the efforts of the committee.

Congratulations to all the members. 

All profits from each event at the Spring Lake Heritage Festival are returned to enrich the community.



The members of the Spring Lake Heritage Festival Committee presented to the Spring Lake Village Council on May 3rd, 2010, two sets of portable youth soccer goals, which are at Central Park for public use. 

The Committee heard about the re-development plan for Central Park and thought that the soccer goals would benefit the community.  

Pictured from right to Left:  Councilmen, Ryan Kelly, Steve Nauta, President Bill Filber, SLHF member Michele Yasenak, Scott Van Strate, Marvin VandenBosch, James McLaughlin and two soccer enthusiasts Anna and Adam Boes.   

The Council also thanks the Spring Lake Heritage Festival for the
money and manpower to refurbish the gazebo on the west side of Barber School.

Spring Lake Heritage Festival Vice President, Dan
Grable, presents a donation check to Village President,
Bill Filber, for refurbishment of the Village Gazebo.

If you would like to donate your time or talents,
please contact:

Michele Yasenak
616-846-4823 Home
616-846-6420 Work
myasenak@sltravelleaders.net

If you would like to donate in a financial way,
please send checks to:

Spring Lake Heritage Festival
P.O. Box 145
Spring Lake, Michigan 49456


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Over the years, the earnings from the Spring Lake Heritage
Festival have been invested in the following projects:

Barber School
The North Bank Community Foundation
Lighting of Central Park Langeland Ball Field
Lakeside Beach expansion
Mill Point Park power and lighting restoration
Water Tower Park establishment and fencing
Jeffers School playground
Presbyterian Church public playground
CD Tower at the Spring Lake District Library
Picnic tables at Mill Point and Central Parks
Showcase at Spring Lake Village Hall
Lighting of the M104 Bridge
Sign at Barber School Community Building
Flagpole and flag maintenance at Mill Point Park
Gazebo replacement at Barber School



Also, we provide major support for
The Lions Club Annual Easter Egg Hunt

We invite the entire community to join us for
The Annual Memorial Day Parade and Ceremony
May 31, 2010

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