JANUARY 25 -31,1987 THE MICHIGAN CITIZEN
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In and About Muskegon
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ayopen jobs door
USKEGO - An open
hou on ednesday, January
28 at u egon Community
Colleg could easily turn out to
be an open door to new
reer. The Food rvice
Lodging and Travel ana ernent
Pr gram t the College invite
the publi to m et the taff
and become familiar with the
de . and ver tility of the
program.
ccordin to . Beth Smith,
Program Co rdinator coun lors
and Job Placement and .. S.C.
repre ntativ wil I be on hand
to de rib the diver job
opportunitie avail ble after
completing the program.
From 3:30-5:30 on ednes­
d y January 2 in ollegiate
Hall on the College carnpu,
any on intere ed in learning
bout any ct of the FLT
program ill h the oppor-
tunity to with pro fes-
'on in the thre -tr c pro·.
gram. light buffet will be
rved and there is no admi . n
charge.
B siness and Industrial
Cente offers training
. EGO A inter
erie of four mini-cour will
egin January 26, 1987 at
u egon Community College,
co-spon red by the College and
the American . Management
ciation Exten ion In titute.
The first cour 'Reading
and Interpreting Financial State­
ments" i heduled for on­
day from 5: 3()"7: 30 p.m.
through February 23. Taught
by irn Arter, C.P. . of Brie -
ley, DeLong and Rudd, the
cour is designed for both
nonfinancial and financial man-
er . Participant will learn
to a their own companie '
performances and vitality; will
be able to analyze their com­
petition's trength and weak-
ne ; and learn he to choo
among inve tment opportunities.
Beginning ednesday,
February 18 through Wedne
d y, rch 18, the topic will
be 'Long-range Planning for
Service Organization." CIa
members ill learn to ere te
productive tr tegy for today,
tomorrow and the year to
com. Lee Price, an gement
Con ultant ill demon rate to
th roup why planning tech­
nique ba d on manufacturing
concept don't or for rvic
r. David abunda, newly
ppointed A iate Dean of
F culty at the College and cur­
rently or ing with local em­
ployer Director of Contr ct­
ing and PI cement, ill ��
available to spe with employ­
er a ut how the College can
be of a . stance. Al 0 pre nt
to talk with business people
will be Dian Gauthie·r, Director
of the Small Busine Develop-
ment Center.
The open hou
opportunity for intere
person to rapidly gro in
in importance in the e t
ichigan area. r. Bial
point out that food rvice and
lodging employees numb r
200,000 in th tate and in
terms of a promotional bud et,
ichigan ranks ond in the
nation with a total of 16.5
million.
s. Smith emphasizes that
the curriculm include training
at all levels of employment.
Additional information is avail­
able by calling 777-0385.
begin Tuesday, February 24
and �xtend through 'f, sday,
arch 24.
The Winter Series will end
with Tim Arter again making
the pre ntation. His topic
will be, "How to Write A Bu i,
ne Plan." Thi cour ba d
on an all-new course y the
American anagement Associa­
tion will be presented on Thurs­
d ys beginning January 29 and
ending February 26.
To earn the Certificate in
Management a student is re­
quired to complete six cour s,
which may be taken in any
order. Two Continuing Edu­
cation Units are al awarded
for successful completion of the
program. According to Wil­
liam Loxterman, Director of the
CC Busine and Indu ry
Trainin Center, in ructor in
all mini-cour are profe . onals
with busine experience. The
cour will help sharpen ill
and increa competency so
that both the individual and
the organiz tion will benefit.
The fee of 150 for e ch
mini-cour includes a light
lunch. Call 777..(J217 for
dditional in fo rm at . n or to
reserve a space.
EYES 0 THE PRIZE
America' Civil Rights Years� 1954-1965
A
Coun lor and Tutor
are needed on
Volunteer Ba .
SIX to Eight Hours a ee
CO TAeI': Harold right
739-5422
u egonHeights City Hall
ary28 t9
o t
Mlssl!�ippi. Here,
leav Ce -
Farhat takes oath
L SI G - Debbie Farhat
(D- u egon) announced that
she attended the opening of
the 4th Legislative Se sion of
the Michigan Hou of Re­
pre ntative January 14, 1987,
where she wa official sworn
in as Repre ntative of the
97th Di trict in Mu egon
County.
"I am very grateful to the
voters of my district," Rep.
Farhat said. "They have given
me a great reponsibility. I'll
be working to represent their
intere s in Lansing as I help
shape ate policy and . pro-
grams during the next two
years,"
Prior to being elected to the
Michigan Hou of Represen­
tatives, Rep. Farhat served as
Public Relations Specialist of
Community ental Health Ser­
vices in u egon.
"My address in Lansing i
P.O. Box 30014 (Room 104 �),
Capitol Building, Lansing,
48909 and the telephone num­
ber is 517 373-3436. y
telephone number in u e n
i 739-4549' Rep. Farhat aid.
'I am looking forward to hear­
ing from the people who nt me
here if they have any comment
or concerns about Legislative
matters. And, of cour I m
here to give them any help th y
need with state government.'
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R r no at 777-0250.