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WHITEHALL - Avery Bur­
rell, 27, began working for
. 0, April 23, 1984 an
expediter.
o i' a metal casting
clivi 'on of Howrnet Corporation
recognized world wide for
turbine engine component .
Ten d y later, very wa
promoted to Controll r trainee.
Avery' dutie are cu tomer
relation , cheduling delivery for
fifteen cu omers, ordering
core , rod , alloy, traveling and
updating P.I. crap rate.
very i the only Blac man
to hold thi po ition with
o. A ry said he 1 hopes
there will be more Blac men
to hold position uch a hi .
Avery said he enjoy working
with the people at Misco and
also the tr veling.
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AVERY BURRELL
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A very graduated from
Orchard Vie High School in
1975. He received an A.A.
degree frdm Muskegon Com­
munity College in 1978. He
graduated from Grand Valley
State in 1980 with an B.S. in
mathematics.
Avery is an activ mem-
ber of -Christ mple Church,
Mu egon Heights where hi
father Bishop illiam Burrell
is the p tor. t church A ery
is a junior de con and rve
on trustee bo rd.
Avery reside at 757 Covey
St., with hi wife, Debra and
their three children, Avianna,
Avery Jr., and Amara.
Avery' motto is: Wor
hard and do all you know
ho to to and leave the rest
up to the Lord.
Whit hall High begins evaluation
WHITEHALL - Principal
Jac A. field of Whitehall
High School announced recently
the name of the co-Chair­
persons of the eering com­
mitt e that will direct the
hool's effort during it self­
tuey in CA evaluation.
The committee will be chair­
ed by Ruth Benjamin and
Vern Riley, both faculty mem­
bers t Whitehall High School.
Other members of the CA
study committee are to be
lected at a later date.
orth Central Accreditation
require that chool undergo
a If- tudy and evaluation once
in each 7 year cycle, Mans­
field said. It is the responsi­
bility of the teering commit­
tee to coordinate the school's
self -study, establish the time
schedule for the self- tudy and
tb outside team visit, synthesize
the reports from the various
staff sub-committees and make
the necessary preparations for
the visiting teams, the princi­
pal noted.
According to steering com­
mittee chairpersons, Mrs. Ben­
jamin and Mr. Riley, evalua- .
tion being undertaken by the
school will involve a thorough
review of the school program
and operations. The core
in Wry will be' on the extent
to which the teaching and
learning activi ties within the
school carry out it major
purpo Whitehall High
School was last evaluated in
December of 1978. The
school has maintained con­
tinuous accreditation since it
received its CA membership
in 1971.
NOVEMBER 14 - 20.1984 THE CITIZEN PAGE NINE
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hi tory
project,
MUSKEGO - The Mu ke­
gon County 4-H Black History
Committee is no taking orders
for the 1985 'Salute to the
Black ayers" calendar.
.The calendar is a unique and
co tinuing educational ries
which highlight the accom­
plishments of the nation's Black
mayors. The 1985 edition will
contain the following features:
-A complete up-to-date state
by state listing of the nation's
266 Black mayors.
-Detailed listing of impor­
tant dates in Black History.
=Cornplete U.S. Black popu­
lation breakdown by state and
region.
-A "special profile" on the
nation's first major city Blac
mayor.
-The only calendar offering
a unique gment of pre ent
day Black Heritage.
-A creative approach to
learning about our nation's top
leaders.
The funds raised by the
4-H Black Hi tory Committee
will be used to hold cultural
a arene workshop and for
scholarships to youth attending
out-of-county workshops.
In 1984, the Committee
spo sored a Black History Work­
shop during Black History
month with over 100 partici­
pants ttending 8 workshops.
As part of Black History month,
a 4-H youth Talent and Style
Show was held at the
M.A.P. C nter in u kegon
Heights.
4-
Sa! Wh ithall parent conferences,
mTEHALL - Parent Con­
ference are in progress ovem­
ber 14, 15, and 16 at the Middl
School for grade 5 thru 8.
Conferences will be in the gym­
n iurn for grade 7 and 8, and
conferences for grades 5 and 6
by appointment in their class­
room, announced Whitehall prin­
cipal R.C. Olson.
The schedule is:
-Wednesday, ovember 14 -
Evening Conferences 6:00 -
9:30, Grade 5-6 - by appoint­
ment in cla room and Grade
7 -8 - in gymnasium.
-Thursday, ovember 15 -
Evening Conference 6:00 -
9:30, Grades 5-6 - by appoint­
ment in classroom and Grades
7-8 - in gymn ium.
Friday, ovember 16 -
Afternoon Conferences 1:00 -
4:30, Grades 5-6 - by appoint-
ment in classroom and Grade
7 -8 - in gymna ium.
The conference in the gym
will ek to have a seven minute
time' limit for each vi it and
parents are ked to cooperate
with this time frame. If more
time i needed, please arrange
a parate conference with the
teacher by calling the school.
Students will be dismissed
at 11:00 for grades 7-8 and
12:00 noon for grades 5-6 on
these three days.
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In 1985, the 4-H Blac Hi­
tory Committee will hold a
wor hop on Blac hi tory on
January 11. An e y contest
on t Black History ean
To e" will begin in Janu ry
1985. A special Black hi tory
Variety Show will be held on
February 16, 1985.
For information on 0 to
purchase a calendar, or ho
to participate in 4-H activities,
call or visit the Cooperative
Extension Service office at 635
Ottawa Street u egon phone
724-6361.
MU GO Services for
Mr. Charles Cra ford were held
Wedne day October 31, from
Queen Esther Bapti t Church
Rev. Roland Howard officiating.
Funeral services for Mrs.
Eloise Dixon, as held Mon­
day, ovember 9, from Greater
Harvest Bapti t Church, Rev.
Stanley Levy officiating.
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