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, , n Coil e i equipped to
t been t ching computer-
'ded�raftiri& for nearly a y d in-
quiries about th 'of u-
dent. gro , , he indicated ..
"The udents coming out of C
in demand - they're in demand
," Huy e . d about his CAD u-
dent.
"It', important that e no forma­
lize a eye degree program in CAD 10
that. indu ry will be a are that e're
producing two-year CAD graduat .
"The key is that any ch two-year
.. program ould be developed and ere ed
ith the help ofindu ry."
Thus it' th t Huyc e i striving ith
the h lp of an dvisory committee to e
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. �ounty blood pressure, program
Recently published data on high
blood pre ure warene and control
d continued decreases in the death
rates from rokes and heart itt cks 0
encouraging trends, according to Betty
Ein t, Hypertension Coordinator for the
Berrien County Health Department.
Hfgh blood pressure, or hyperten­
, n,' one of the main ri f tors for
roke and heart d' e
To ure the continuation of this
trend, the Berrien County Health Depart­
ment operate a Blood Pre re Control
Program which' aimed t local indu fie
and organizations.
" blood pre ure team is vailable
to reen employe ,to m e phy ician
referral, and to follow-up with tho
,
person who d Ore this rvice," Einset
said. "The program doe not diagno
or tre t hyp rtension," e dded.
In ddition to the reening program,
the health department operates four
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$85
blood pressure clinic at the time and
places listed below:
-Benton Harbor on the fir onday
of each month from 9:00 -a.m. to 4:00
p.m. at Berrien County Health Depart­
ment ain office, 769 Pipestone.
- chanan on the second onday
of each month from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00
p.m. Unity Ho pital.
- iles on the third onday of each
month from 9:00 .m. to 12:00 noon and
1:00 pm. to 4:00 p.m. at Berrien County
Health Department South County office,
1250 . Front St.
- � ew Buffalo on the fi
edne -
d y of each month from 9:00 a.m to
1 :30 p m. at ew Buffalo Hypertension
Screening Clinic, St. John's Frohne
Hall,200 e Buffalo Street.
AY 9 -15. 1984 THE CITIZEN PAGE THIRTEE
Deadline' nears for Trade Fair exhibitors
Exhibitor registration deadline i
nearing for the Busin Expo '84 Tr e
Fair, to be held July 17 and 18. Exhib­
iting companies registering by ay 1
will save 50% on booth rental co .
Space re rved after the y 4 deadline
will increase in price.
The expo 'tion will silo ca a
broad cro aection of manufactured
products, indu rial proce and ler­
vices from companies within the Ber­
rien, Cass and Van Buren counties.
The tr de fair, to be held t Lake
ichigan Colleg and South em
'chigan College, i the flr event of its
kind in the Tri-County area. Its purpose
is to increa sale of manu! ctured
good , proce and rvice in order to
improve the economy and imulate
employment in the thre Southwestern
ichigan countie. It is ecificalIy
de igned to attract buyers from a 200
Trans por tion 0 hold Disadvan
Bu in .�nt rpri Conferences
, D. C. - Federal High- The DBE conferences for Indiana and
way Administrator Ray A. Barnhart an- ichigan is heduled for Indianapoli ,
nounced May 3 that the Federal Highway Indiana August 10.
Adrninistr tion (FHW A), together with For further information regarding the
the American Association of State High. upcoming' DBE conferences, contact
ay and Transportation Officials David R. Lukens, Federal Highway Ad-
( ASHTO, will hold ven regional con- ministration (HOA-I), 400 Seventh
ferences on the Department of Tran pora- S. Washington, D,C, 20590, or tele-
tion' Disadvantaged Busine Enterprise phone 202 426-0390.
program (D BE .
'The conference will bring federal
and state highway official together with
member of the minority and disadvan­
ged busine community to d u ex­
panding opportunitie for minority con­
tr ctor in federal-aid' highway pro-
mile dius, but will also provide the
opportunity for promotion of local
busin between small and large com­
panie .
For more information, or to receive
complete regi ration kit, call Dee
Friedburg, P .I.C. ecial project coordi-
nator at 616/925-0044.
SHIP - Computer- � . tablish a to-year degree program at Lake
eld, gro in 'chipn College in CAD training.
me ect of the Computer- 'ded-drafting i quic , c-
computer bu ine in general, and the de- curate, and more efficient than the tradi-
mand for CAD-trained emp oyee is risin tiona! drafting method . Ho e er, CAD
iftly. does not rep people; it upgrades
According to Steve Huyc e, Lake Huyc e id, dding: 'The overall co of
, hipn College drafting and d' in- the products being designed i reduced
ructor, more and mo e fum are turning becau employee are more efficient."
to CAD, and for college-trained CAD u- According to Huyc e, it u ally
dents the employment picture . �l n ta)(es out three w s for udents to
brighter than it, i , for examp , in �m- begin feeling comfortable, or "user-
puter friendly," with . C' CAD machin
o his udents, ho began CAD
trainins fall, are er to learn and are
. , "What's D ?" before Huycke
opportunity to prepare the
next course,
" CAD program currently has
24 ltudentJ, one from far y
w.,...,." Ind. Huyc e e� said that he re­
cereed a phone inquiry about CAD train­
from a Pitt urgh, Pa., re 'dent in­
ter ed in the program.
By next fall, Huyclce , ould like to
have 16 terminals, He ould th n have
room for 60 student . He indicated that
a grant is being lOught for the funding
of the additional CAD training equip-
gram ," Barnhart : ,
ged
To publicize the date of your orga i­
zation's meeting, send notice to: The
Citizen, P. 0, Box 216, Benton Harbor,
Mi 49022; or bring to 219 E, Main, B, H.
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