us egon area business,
education leaders meet
USKEGO u egon
County busine and educational
Ie der will meet Tuesday,
ovember 11 for their cond
annual Partnership Conference.
The L.C. Walker Convention
Center will be the site for the
8:30 a.m. -3:30 p.m. seminar
hich is expected to attract
over 400 participants.
ary Jane M pe , communi­
c tion and trainin COD ltant,
will pre nt ' Communicating
With Confidence and Imp ct."
Raised nd educated in u e­
gon, ape . the former ary
Jane olan, and the . er of
R.J. olan, u egon County
Commi loner. Since forming
her own firm she has' con . stent-
ly been rated by tho who
ttend her minars "infor-
mative," "in iring" and a true
role model.
A luncheon addre by Paul
Pear n, Director of Human
Resources, Steele Corpora-
tion will be "Busine and
Education: e Belong To-
gether."
Individual who form the
Partnership Committee include
a n Archer, J ames Bonner,
Lu De all, Dan .. H�, Kathy
Jacob n, James Johnson,
Robert Kieft, Gary artin, Tom
Morris, John oling, John Van-
ieuwenhuyzen, Cheryl
alke , and Denni il n.
.> Registration deadline is
ovember 4. The 10 fee,
which include coffee, lunch
and conference material , should
be made payable and mailed
to: Mu egon Area Chamber
of Commerce 349 W. Web-
er venue, Room 200, u
kegon, ichigan 49440.
Elks offer vocational,
technical student grants
USKEGO - Vocational/
technical udents ha e been
offered the opportunity to com­
pe e for 2000 grant by the
Elk tional Found tion.
Tru ees of the Foundation
ave t 'de 498,000 for
ant to be u d in the 1987-1
8 and 1988-89 hool year.
E ch grant is for 1,000 for
ch of the two year
total of 249 grants ill
be warded, with at lea one
per ate, and dditional grant
allotted ccording to Elk'
don tion ithin each ate.
though graduating high hool
nior are eligible to apply,
older udent ho wish train-
in or re-trainin are encouraged
to apply for the grant.
high hool diploma or GED
not required.
Application are vailable
locally in the office of Mary
J 0 cCann, Director of
Financial Aid t u e on Com­
munity College and from area
high hool counselors. Appli­
c tion must be tum d in to
the CC Financial Aid Office
or to high school coun lors
priorto ovember25,1986.
. Donald A. Seifert, CC Tru -
tee, and member of the u e-
on Elks Lodge in charge of the
grant applic tions, emphasize
that persons past the age of
tr ditional colle students are
eligible to apply for vocational
retraining under term of the
grant.
Each ate' application will
be judged by a panel selected
by the As ociation of Com-
munity College Trustee
(ACCT).
Conference, offers Ihelp to officials
USKEGO ichi-
gan To nship official and
board member will hear expert
opinions on the major pro-
blem confrontin township
when they convene in Colle­
giate Hall on the campus of
u egon Community College
on Saturday, ovember 8 at
8:30 a.m.
The minar will begin with
a general ion at 9:30 when
Gene Thornton, Director of
Legislative Affairs for the ichi­
gan Township A ciation con­
ducts a legislative review on
the status of property tax
reform, mobile homes, late mill-
e elections and other current
es.
Registrations are due in the
Community Service Office,
Mu egon Community College
by ovember 3, 1986. For
additional information, call
(616) 777-0227.
7
acter, Liz, is a youngish, in­
vicible widow faced with lling
the family farm to pay debt .
She will b portrayed by Pamela
Smith who come to u egon
from San Jose, California. A
Busine major, she -i making
her first appearance on stag .
The four additional female
character are Liz aden'
daughters portrayed by Charen
Buhl (Mona Shores) and Debbie
cCallum (Fruitport). All four
have had theatrical experience,
appearing variously in MCC
connnunity and high school
production
I es of socialism, unionism
and women's ffrage confront
the characters a they truggle
to maintain their root. The
sole male thespian of the pro­
duction i J ames Robert Chri
tiansen, and MCC freshman
from Spring e who play the
Evangelist.
Carlo V. Spataro will direct
the play. The tting, that of a
1919 kitchen. a designed by
Kent De'r'oung; period custume
are the wor of artha Jane
Spataro; and Sue Bell i techni­
cal director. Student product-
'Lady ouse Blues' opens at
cc
MUSKEGO - "Ladyhou
Blues" will bring the bitter­
sweet quality commonly a i­
ated with American plays of the
1950 to the Overbrook The -
ter tage. Thi drama of the
po -war year, 1919, written by
Kevin 0' orri n, i the fall
production of the u egon
Community College Center for
Theater.
Opening night is Friday,
ovember 7, with other 8:00
p.m. performances on Satur­
day, ovember 8 and Friday
and Saturday, ovember 15 and
16. Two Sunday matinees at
3:30 p.m. ar heduled for
ovember 9 and 16. A dinner
buffet at 6:30 p.m. will precede
the ovember 15 performance,
On S turday, ovember 8, the
MCC Alumni Association and
friends will hold their annual
meeting in conjunction with the
dinner/buffet and then go to the
theater for the play.
A synopsis of the play
pl ces the action in St. Loui
in the year 1919. Five women
are gathered, aw iting the return
from the European war of the
family men. The central char-
ion ere members includ Bon­
nie Gordon, Juliu Lar n, Terry
cLaughlin, Catherine R ce,
Steve Sandberg, Anit Spytma,
Scott esbit, Sheri Crabbe,
Chri Pe , Vicki Knevitt,
arion Pickel, Raquel D. il-
liam, Jim Tanis, arie Mc­
Guffey, ita Broer, Cindy En­
glemann, Amy 0 ro i, and
Delore Willer. Their b
grounds include the following
high hoots: Mu egon, Fruit­
port, Oakridge, Whitehall, Fre-
mont, Hart, Shelby, on
Shore and orth u egon.
Director Spataro chose to
sub itute "Ladyhou Blues"
for the previously announced
production of "Charley's
Aunt" - giving educational
consideration as the re on for
the change - a large number
of experienced players audit­
ioned, making it fe ible to
produce a more challenging
wor.
dditional information and
. re rvations are available by
calling the CC Fine Art
Office t 777-0324, 8:00-4:00
weekday.
Help in designing brochure
USKEGO - Designing
brochure is not my eriou
proce Peter Hoekema,
Graphic Production anager at
u egon Community College,
will present a seminar on bro­
chutes Thursday, overnber 6,
1986.
The time i 7:00-9:00 p.m.,
the place is C esar Lounge
on the Coll ge campu. Hoe­
kern h had more than 15
yean printing management ex­
perience with 10 year at Mu
kegon Community College.
, He intend to cover the
design, layout and production
of brochures. The workshop
is designed to be of help to
small busine s, non-profit
gencie hools and churche .
Type yles, paper type and
printing proce s will be cover­
ed.
Cost of the 'seminar i 20
per person. Tho wishing to
enroll should caD 777-0250
and a to enroll in CE Section
2151. Billing will be by mail.
EY AND COU SELOR AT LAW
K. orris Gavin
GENERAL PRACTICE OF LAW
CALL 616/926-7143
ELECT THE TEA OF
UTA oFA
Secretary of State Richard Austin - "Debbie, I'm really happy
you're running for State office. We need young people who
are bright, articulate and hard working, like yourself, to
serve."
Tuesday, November 4th