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nstitute selects
e enjoy
egon - the area,
with all the I es is 0 beauti­
ful," according to ar L.
Seitz, chairman 0 the U.S.
Department of Labor' OSHA
Training Institute, De Plaines,
lllinois. Seitz chaired the
foundry training 'on held
Augu 12 through 20 t u e-
on Community College.
The chairman y the ba Ic
re n that the foundry train­
ing . on ha been held in
u egon for the p t three
years is the excellence of the
phy 'cal equipment and the ex­
perti of the C Metal taff
he ded by veteran ca metals
in tructor Dale Trumble.
The local may be factor
in the f t that 34 people from
13 different t te are attendin
the 1986 'on whereas there
were 16 participant la year.
Tu aloo ,Alabam i the only
other site in the country used
for OSHA training in foundry
pr ctice, Participants are in-
ructed in foundry principl
production pr tice, and rated
OSHA andards. Hands-on
training is offered the making
of mold and core a ell as
melting and pouring of both
ferrou and non-ferrous metal .
A featured speaker was Dr.
John Boxford of Texas A&.M
University who spa e on melting
practices and furnaces. Other
consultant who addre d the
group included John Molovich
THE MICHIGA CITIZEN
CC for session
of the u.s. Steer orkers and
Pat Bland of the Toledo OSHA
office who discu d Safety I
Health practices in foundrie .
Instructor Seitz report that
over 7 000 people are trained
ea year by the OSHA Train­
ing In itute, De Plaines, with
many of the courses offered
at the Des Plaines site. The
purpo of the training ssion
is to give tho attending an
increases awarene of how
OSHA standard apply.
CC Host instructor Trumble
as a . ed by CC in ructors
1 erry Brevic ,ca metals and
William Ro , machine shop.
Student assistants Ro Friend
and ick Fairchild al provided
help.
Grand
apids man joins Mee faculty
USKEGO - At the re-
gular meeting ednesday,
Augu 20, the u egon Com­
munity College Board of Trus­
tees pproved the appointment
of Dani I J. Bialas to the Food-
rvice, Lodging and Travel
an ement faculty.
Biala w most recently
employed by Vicorp Specialty
Rest urant as general man er
of ountain 1 c' Re taurant
in Grand apid . A 1974
gr uate of the Hotel Re taurant
and Institutional anagement
program at ichigan State Uni­
versity, he has also worked in
management cap cities t
Holly's and S yfee's. He ha
also taught cla related to
foodservice and lodging at Grand
Rapids Junior College and
Davenport College of Busine s.
Beth Smith, Coordinator of
the CC FTL program ys
Mr. Bialas will teach food­
rvice and lodging within the
three-pronged program. Accord-
ing to s. Smith, clas s are
planned for both evening and
daytime hours togive flexibility
in planning hedules. She
re sed the fact that it is not
too late to ign up for the FLT
cla s. For more information,
call 777-0385.
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on Wednesday' Sept 3
to recall
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in Benton Township
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