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February 6, 2019 Program

Dr. Michael P. Lombardo, Professor of Biology at Grand Valley State University, will present a slide show of some our local resident and visiting winter birds, focusing on their special adaptations for surviving the harsh Michigan winter.

This month, we’ll be meeting at The Spring Lake Country Club, 17496 N Fruitport Rd, Spring Lake.

Lunch begins at noon, followed by a brief business meeting and the program. Reservations are required for the luncheon and are due no later than noon February 4 (the Monday prior to the luncheon). Guests are welcome. To make or cancel reservations, email Martha Roldan at keltyroldan@msn.com or call her at (616) 607-9205. The $15.00 luncheon fee is due at the door and includes meal, dessert, beverage, and gratuity. Please note that Counterpart is charged for each lunch ordered, so if you have a reservation, payment is due even if you cannot attend.

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January 2, 2019 Program

Local retired professionals, Tom and Sandy Nuyens, will share their 30-day trip to the enchanted islands of Australia, New Zealand, and Fiji. Their trip was an adventure of a lifetime that started with visiting the Great Barrier Reef and finished with a scuba dive with 8- to 12-foot sharks on Fiji.

This month, we’ll be meeting at Consider It Done/Desserts By Design, 320 Columbus Ave, Grand Haven.

Lunch begins at noon, followed by a brief business meeting and the program. Reservations are required for the luncheon and are due no later than noon December 31 (the Monday prior to the luncheon). Guests are welcome. To make or cancel reservations, email Martha Roldan at keltyroldan@msn.com or call her at (616) 607-9205. The $15.00 luncheon fee is due at the door and includes meal, dessert, beverage, and gratuity. Please note that Counterpart is charged for each lunch ordered, so if you have a reservation, payment is due even if you cannot attend.

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December 2018 Program

December 5, 2018   12:00 pm  Spring Lake Holiday Inn
Music, music, music!  Time to get into the spirit of the season with the Grand Haven High School Chorale! Because of their schedule, the program will begin at noon, with lunch to follow, so please plan to arrive accordingly.

Reservations are required for the lunch meeting and are due no later than noon December 3 (the Monday prior to the luncheon). Guests are welcome. To make or cancel reservations, email Martha Roldan at keltyroldan@msn.com or call her at (616) 607-9205. The $15.00 luncheon fee is due at the door and includes meal, dessert, beverage, and gratuity. Please note that Counterpart is charged for each lunch ordered, so if you have a reservation, payment is due even if you cannot attend.

Public wishing to attend only the program (no lunch) are welcome at no charge.

 

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November 2018 Program

November 7, 2018 12:00 pm Spring Lake Holiday Inn
IntelligentAge is a change-agent firm and skilled advisor, leading progressive companies to be smart and to thrive in the new longevity economy. As the president of this firm, Brigit Hassig sees the havoc, both personal and professional, that western culture ageism can create. Learning how to age boldly and living to 100 by making lifestyle choices — at any age — is  possible for a full life.

Brigit will share cutting-edge innovations, new economy observations, and reminders of how we can live well and live long.

Reservations are required for the lunch meeting and are due no later than noon November 5 (the Monday prior to the luncheon). Guests are welcome. To make or cancel reservations, email Martha Roldan at keltyroldan@msn.com or call her at (616) 607-9205. The $11.00 luncheon fee is due at the door and includes meal, dessert, beverage, and gratuity. Please note that Counterpart is charged for each lunch ordered, so if you have a reservation, payment is due even if you cannot attend.

The program will start at 12:30. Public wishing to attend only the program (no lunch) are welcome at no charge.

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October 2018 Program

October 3, 2018 12:00 pm Spring Lake Holiday Inn
Sandra Parker, owner of On The Path Yoga, is a health educator with nearly 35 years of experience teaching movement and wellness, specializing in women’s health.  She will share her own story and  speak about the path to healing, the scientific basis of mind/body wellness, and the social considerations of movement ecology.

Reservations are required for the lunch meeting and are due no later than noon September 3 (the Monday prior to the luncheon). Guests are welcome. To make or cancel reservations, email Martha Roldan at keltyroldan@msn.com or call her at (616) 607-9205. The $11.00 luncheon fee is due at the door and includes meal, dessert, beverage, and gratuity. Please note that Counterpart is charged for each lunch ordered, so if you have a reservation, payment is due even if you cannot attend.

The program will start at 12:30. Public wishing to attend only the program (no lunch) are welcome at no charge. In addition, The Center for Women in Transition (CWIT) will be collecting gently used fall/winter clothes and accessories for the Winter Clothing Drive. CWIT will have a van at the entrance to the Holiday Inn to collect your donations from 11:30 to noon.  Receipts are available on request. Clean out your closets and put those little-worn outfits and accessories to good use.  At CWIT, women can visit the “Wardrobe for Work” and are assisted in selecting several outfits that can be worn for interviews and work attire. CWIT is also in need of personal care products and gently used towels.

Counterpart is a local women’s organization whose mission is networking, broadening knowledge of our world, and providing support for local women and children.