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WOOD TV 8 report on Children's Repertory Theatre, performing for Dickinson Elementary; unedited footage of performance (at Cummings Elementary?).

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Student performances. Also includes St. Anthony School. Includes Mufaro's Beautiful Daughters, Nina's Miracle. Approx 40 mins

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North American Choral Company performance in Michigan Senate, introduced by Senator Leon Stille. Comments from Tami Ramaker, ACGGR. One copy has audio of Tami Ramaker, but video of an empty room. Approximately 18 mins

Scope and Contents Title in credits given as “Art Orientation Video.” Documentary/interviews about selecting art to show at Festival. Features the judge, James Bridenstine, and artists talking about some of the selected pieces, including “Kiowa Apache Man” and Kiowa Apache Woman” by Dee Dee Leavitt, “Afternooon Woodlot” by Jim Fitzpatrick, “True Stories: Birthday Party” by Darlene Kaczmarczyk, “Untitled Structure” by Kurt Kaiser, “Copper Autum” by Amy Bergsma, “Lucy” by Bonnie Lalley, “Amphora of the Black...

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Promotional piece: The Next Step. Includes Gordon Peirce Schmidt, Artistic Director; Laura Berman, Assoc. Artistic Director; Bob Bondlow, Managing Director; Fred Meijer; Charles Royce; Stella Royce. Talks about why Grand Rapids Ballet needs a new facility. 8 minutes.

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Promotional video for Grand Rapids, including the arts

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Television and radio ads produced by the agency, including McDonalds, Grand Rapids Hoops, Right to Life of Michigan, Mel Trotter Ministries. 16:44.

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Aimed towards travel professionals. Talks about changes in travel information needs and using technology to address those changes, specifically the MITS database. Explains how the system works. 14:15.

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Northern Lights Awards Show, held by the Mecosta County General Hospital Foundation (now Mecosta County Medical Center Foundation), recognizing citizens throughout county. Audio is poor quality. 1 hour 45 minutes. Followed by taping of NCAA basketball on ESPN.