d
78
o
that our movtng to the
Fair '7/8 Grade Center
Ip to Ie' of
this problem,"
Registration '
to adults
for
- E
Goftrnmen, Recordkeep­
I (BHHS), on
BetltIDII_Sewin
d
lUlD"'/�!ioOCl'" Stu-
y - U.s. History
I, Go t, ord Study,
Typing n (BIIIm), ood-
..,"" ..... jll_ (BHHS), Beginning
snril' lil, Auto
(Skill Center), Auto Ser­
vice (Skill Center), Graphic
Arts (Skill Center), and
GED - Sci ce ath.
Probl
r
Te ell in Ann Arbo ,
dmit they' tiD
) ay to go" in J"eajCIUI' 11
co on ho 10-
caIled"B English"
ould be t in the
00 after comp tina a
court-ordered op in
dialect,
U.s. District Judge
Char . Joiner ruled
July that B stu-
nts at in Luther
E ntary School
re denied ccess to an
equal education because
their teachers failed to con-
, er Bl EOIlUh in stan-
dard English le
ArtIiilr Crump, ting
dean of the e ichigan
College Community Service
Division, has been con­
finned dean of the divis­
ion effective Sept. 1.
Announcement of
Crump's promoti to dean
made by Dr. Walter
F. Bro e, pre 'dent,
ho· 'e have
tched Art Crump take on
one assignment after
another at this college and
perf onn all of them ell.
e also h noted his long
d e cellent involvement
in community affair -
expeciaDy pre 'dent of
the Board of Educa 'on of
edne y - the Benton Harbor Are
E Child Care, Current School His po 'on of
American Problem Gen ral both the n ce ttri-
Shorthand I, Ad- bute - performance bility
vanced ' g. and GED - d community in 01 •
EnglisbJSocial Studie
Public Schoo. and from
there went on to a direct-
'onal po" . And no
. the Director of E
mentar)' Education for
Benton Harbor Area
Schools.
She likes the Benton
Harbor area, although,
said, i too IODle time to
get used to it. She came
from Pontiac,
which is reaDy quite a
bi city. '-cetting used
to the small town 't
too easy for me, but I'
made adjustmen," Dr.
Jeter 'd.
She ow live at 1098
Golf Road in Benton Oar·
bo ith her 7 year old
La renee, who attends
Sealy eCord Elementary
School Dr. Jeter . a
'do.
In her are time Dr.
Jeter . quite eommunity
minded and has belonged
o
On Thursday - R d­
Develop t, ath im­
p , U.s. History Il,
Human Biology, Speech,
, Conununication,
Ora " en' Tailoring,
Beginning Shorthand, Ad·
Typing (BHHS), and
GED· Science/Math.
Open registration
begin on September 2, 3,4,
and September 8 • 11, from
6:00 • 9:00 p.m. in the
Fair Plain 7/8 Grade cafe­
te . Adults ould come
d register in pe n and
be to a counselor
fo uling. Registration
d additional information
can be obtained by caDing
m 927-4743 or 921.2305,
8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. and
6:00 p.m. • 10:00 p.m.,
onday through Thursday.
Adult Education c Will
begin September �5.
Clearance Sale
on aU
Summer Hats
J "R JUTCH I PORTS
147 PIPESTONE
151 PIPESTONE
BENTON HARBOR, I
to a
., and
Christian
ment - make his confirma­
tion de logical and
de' ble."
Crump, ho ho
rna er of arts degree from
e em ' ichigan Univer-
sity, joined the C taff
in 1973 director of
student activi' and b
etbaU coach. In 1975 he
promoted to cting
istant dean of dents
and in 1976 to ' te
d of students, a po , . n
he held until 1979 hen
h advanced to cting
dean of community r­
vice
Crump and his wife,
Janet, together with their
two daughter iche, 5,
d D '11, 8, re 'de at
2291 Samuel St., Benton
Harbor,
TIl
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nton Harbor, St t Potie Post.
926'-7361