ARCH 15 -21 s . 1917 THE MICHIGAN CITIZEN
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In and About Muskegon
igh gets grant·
for ren al in pector
MU EGO HTS - Senator
Phil rthurh Itt Repre ntative
Debbie Farhat and ayor
Robert arr announced that
the City of u egon Heights
ha been a arded a one year
grant of 27 963 by the Michi­
gan Department of ocial Ser­
vices Income sistance Admin­
istration.
,; The grant i in respon to
an October, 1986 Request for
Proposal for special projects
to addre the concern of
housing for low-to-moderate
income inspector, who will assist
in the City' effort to improve
code enforcement, particul rly
in the rea of rental housing.
Fund from the grant will
bud to identify all
rental housing unit in u e-
on Heights. The primary
responsibility of the rental in­
ector will be field inspection
of rental propert!e ensure their
compliance with the Uniform
Housing Code.
Paul Henrickson local
director for the Department of
Social Services stated that . s
"department wants to wor
clo ly with the City to en­
hance it code enforcement.
Approximately 30% of our
client live in u egon Heights;
however, we would like to see
the funds used to re h all
renters and landlords in the
Height ."
ayor Warren emphasized
that 'the grant will help us
carry out our objective to
improve code enforcement as
part of our overall trategy to
improve those areas of housing
which need improvement."
The grant was prepared by
the . Community Development
In pection Department of the
City.
CC offers science help
o area K-8 teachers
U EGO - Recent infor-
mation indicate that ichigan
udents h �e low test ores
in ienc. Effort to upgrade
the ore could conceivably
begin ith stimulating the inter­
est of student .
On onday, March 16 a
minar at u egon Commun­
ity College for teacher of
grade one through five i meant
to b the fir t tep in timu-
ting th t intere . It is spon­
red by the Community Ser­
vice Office a part of the
Profe ional Continuing Educa­
tion Program.
arvin Berson, a former
and science in ructor,
pre ntly owner/operator of
ple Leaf Gro er. in­
ructor for the "Plant in the
Classr om" minar, h will
offer variety of hands-on
le ns utilizing inexpensive and
easy to obtain plant material.
Le n plans will be offered
for cla room ience and art
unit.
The time is ond y, arch
16 from 6:00-8:30 p.m .• To
enroll, call the College, 777-
0250 and register in CE ction
3209. An invoice for the cost
of 25 will be mailed.
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Cla�s for college bound seniors
U EGO ether or the level of writing competence.
not high school junior and Instructors for this course are
niors plan to enter Mu egon Angela aloy and Beverley
Community College, the MCC Turner of the MCC English
Community Services Office is Department. To enroll in this
prepared to offer assi ance to cla call the college, 777.(J250
college-bound udents at this and a to enroll in CE ction
important juncture in their lives. 3255. The co i 25.
On Thursday, March 19, a Another way in which MCC
ew cour , 'College Writing- hopes to make the transition
Ready or ot" will be offered to college easier for high school
from 6:30-9:00 p.m. on the students is by offering two
College riting campu Stu- preparation courses for college
dents will wor through actual entrance exam In ructors
college assignments, learning Jan Leenhouts and Carol Kusza
the general format, type of will te ch udent what to
paper required, and grading expect from the SAT/ACT/
andards common to most PSAT tests. The fir t session
colleges. Each student will is scheduled for Saturd y,
be ed to write a paper related arch 21, 8:00 a.m.-12 noon.
to a sampl e y to be handed Call 777-0250 and register for
in one ee later. CE ction 3201. The second
T 0 ee s after the initial ion will be held during the
. n Thursday, arch 26, same hour Saturday, ay 9.
the in ructor will m e individ- A ction number will be .
ual appointments for each u- ed at a later date. The co
dent discu . g th paper and _ for each cla is 15.
. Here and there; .. in Muskegon
By ary Golliday
Tekhan Knox 9 and Joy
Jenkins 11, are president and
vice-pre ident of Mu egon s
newest fum". The name of
this enterpri is T J. Inc.
It has fourteen members rang­
ing in age from 5 to 11.
Mu egon mayor Daniel
Ogl by became the newest
member of the "firm.
Tekhan said she and Joy
wrote the mayor a letter a ing
hirne to become stockholder
in the T.J., Inc. He not only
became a member, he also
invited them to City Hall.
Tekhan is the daughter of
Janice Knox Foster. She i a
fourth grader at St. ichael
School.
Joy is a ruth grader at ar­
quette School: and is the daugh­
ter of Sandra Jenkins.
The children are trying
to raise money for disadvan­
taged children in the neighbor­
hood who wouldn't get a chance
to go ating or Pleasure I
land or other places they would
like but couldn't otherwide
offord.
Muskegon Country is saying
thank you and we are proud
of you for your concern for
others!
ZIO BAPTIST CHURCH
enior Choir is having their
pre-annual day arch 29. 19 7
at 3 p.m. Guest churches ill
be orning Star, B thesda,
Friendship, and Ebenezer of
Benton Harbor. Their annual
day program is pril 5 1987
when guests church ill be
Greater Harvest, St. Luke and
Bethel Penecostal.
artha Pierce is president.
Rev. Clarence Guy is pastor.
EW OUNT ZIO Bapti t
Church 2117 Baker, will have
their revival March 16 through
the 20th at 7 p.m. each night.
Rev. E.D. Seals of Albian
is the guest minister. Rev.
J .E. itcher is the pastor.
Mr. and rs. Elem Turner
of 2021 Wood St., u egon
Hts., will be celebrating their
golden wedding anniversary
March 27. She i the former
Siddie eal. They were mar­
ried March 27, 1937.
They have two daughters
and four grandchildren.
Elem is retired from Camp­
bell, Bryant and Cannon.
Siddie is retired from Hackley
Hospital.
Be pt
Sunday School ill h
annual yesteryear
School, Sunday, arch 15,
9 to 12 a.m. Th on
"Love Face the Cro "
will be taught by Rev. en­
neth Shelton and Hedesine
Fields. Donald Cheeks i
superintendent. Rev. J.M.
Blow is pastor.
The u ic Department
of Beul h pf t Church
ill have it annual Spring
Musical, Sunday, arch 22,
at 3 p.m. Choirs of the city
will be gue ts. Glenn Gray
Tekhan Knox
ill perform an instrumen­
tal 010. Grant Hunter Jr. is
president.
The Pi) ri Jubi of
Chicago, along with the
Hollis Sisters ill be in con­
cert at Mu kegon Heights
High School on Friday,
arch 20, at 7: 0 p.m.
Tic ets are 7 for adults,
3.50 for children.
Co ng r a tu lat io n to
illiam "Bill" Gill for be­
ing elected to M u egon
County Se enth Di trict
seat. I kno he ill or
for the people of Mu egon
County.
Remember, Christ ill
supply our every n ed if e
would only trust him' and
belie e. Until ne t wee ,
ta e care.
·Attention:
MINORITY INVESTORS
Plan to Attend
Muskegon Community College/
Seminar
Regarding: • Landlord and Tenant Laws
• Management
• Acguistion of Property
• Financing
When: Tuesday, March 24, 7:00-9:30 p.m.
Speakers: DAN BOONER
Legal Aide
RICK TOLLE
Vice Pres. Landlord Association
Further I nformation Call:
Ann Irish
uskegon Community College
(616) 777-0227
Fee: $20
Location: Muskegon Community College
Ceasa'rs Lounge
221 S. Quarterline Rd.
Muskegon, MI 49442
PLEASE PLAN TO ATTEND!