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The Cooperative x­
tensio Service· sponsor­
a ork op, Stretchin'
d Gro . " a de offour
ming module de igned
to promote open communi-
to promote open communi­
cation, to Broaden Bla
omen's understanding of
them !ves and . ere­
ted to their eUbeing and
to ill I Is in lect-
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Part 1 , accomplish­
ro es and image of
omen, will be pre­
sented on ednesday,
February 11, t. Second
Bapti Church from 10: 00
am. until 2:00 p.m.
According to Sherry Wil-
I liam, Program A· t,
the specific objective of
this orlcshop are to "iden­
tify successful Black omen
in the community and b
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ware of their accompli -
ments, Under and th
different ro and changing
roles of omen; and com­
pare images Bla omen
ha of them lves and
those portrayed in films;
tv and liter ture."
Coffee, rolls and
lunch will be served for
$3.00 per person. The
public is invited.
FQr further inform -
tion, cont ct Sherry il-
liam ,983-7111 Ext. 271.
BHHS DECA sponsors
area conference
Area man reenlists
arine Staff Sgt. Robert
L. Ho r, of rs. Shir-
y L. Hosn r, 650 Crystal
ve., Benton Harbor, h
reenlisted for . years while
rvin ith arine H licop-
a
The ichigan Council for
the 15 C) is spon-
rin local Grant
nee Day, Thursday,
Febru ry 12 at Com-
munity School for th Art,
92 llvi ,Benton H -
mong S tuden in
ri n Junior con e.
ccording to th pub-
lisher of annual direc-
tory, camp mina tin
committee and editors of
the volum hav included
the name of th studen ts
b d on their cademi
hie emen t rvice to the
community, eadership in
e tracurricular activitie
and future potential.
They ere leered from
more than 600 institution
of higher learning in all 50
state, the D' trict of
Patronize
our
adv
ter Training Squ dron 204,
ann Corp Helicopter Air
Station, Riv r, Ja -
sonville, S.C.
He join d th anne
Corps in 1971.
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bore
The Grant ance
Day will provide an oppor­
tunity fo potential CA
pplicants to meet individ­
ually with CA taff and
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olurnbi and veral for-
eign nations. Out amlin
students h ve been honored
in the annual directory
since it as first published
in 19 6.
ichigan College
student this year named.
rom this area include Citi­
zen reporter and columnist
Chris Hedri .
From Benton' Harbor
ere: Ruth Alcott, Rhonda
Allen, Bobbye Bernard, Jo
Concelcao, Patricia F. Ho-
ward, Sally . L c witz
Gr ce D. Orlando, Robin
Pratt and im Rando .
Som 300 uthwest
ichigan high school mem­
ber of Di ribu tive Educa­
tion Clubs of America will
compete with one another
in the DECA Di trict 3 Ca­
reer Developmen t Con­
ference to be held Feb.
12 in the Lake Michigan
College Community Center.
According to Don
Groenheide, distributive
education coop te cher­
coo dina tor at th Ben ton
Harbor Area Schools Tech
Center, competitors will be
largely juniors and nior
in high 001.
Competitions are
heduled to tart at 8:30
no
c
discu pplication prepara­
tion and project develop­
m nt.
Consisting of a ries
of half-hour pre- h duled
consultancie, the A is­
tance Day is open to artists,
non-profit arts and civic
organizatiorg art agencies
hools and others apply­
ing for C grants. Con­
sultancies are free, but mu
be hedul d through th
Community School for th
Arts, the ho organization.
To re rve a half-hour
consultancy, cont ct Sandy
Buc ler at the Community
School for the Arts, (616)
925-7746. Pea indicate
to her th kinds of grants
you wish to discu .
For more information
contact the Community
School for the Art at
(616 925-7746 or the
ichigan Council for th
Arts. 1200 Sixth Street,
Detroit, I 48226 (313)
256-3731.
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a.m. and end at 4:30 p.m.
A dinner will be held from
4: 30 to 6 p.m. after hich
awards will be pre nted.
DECA District 3 com­
prises southwest ichigan
including the areas round
Benton Harbor, St. Jo ph,
Kalamazoo, and Coldwater.
The event is being
sponsored by Benton
Harbor High School DEC
Club. Joe Churchwell, also
a Tech Center distributfve
education coop teacher­
coordinator, i particip ting
with Groenheide in organi­
zing and arranging th con­
ference.
TIRED OF PAYING HIGH INSURANCE
CONTACT YOUR LOCAL
JIMMY KIGHT
925-8611 or 926-1407
F&M Money Certificates in minimums of 1 000
earn 11. 75 % annual rate and are
compounded continuously to yield an effective
annual rate of 12 65 % (early ithdrawaJ is
subject to substantial interest penalty).
* This rate is available Feb. 5, thru Feb. 8, 1981
guaranteed for 2V2 years.