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April 26, 1987 - Image 7

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Michigan Citizen, 1987-04-26

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APRIL 26 - MAY 2, 1917 THE MICHIGAN CITIZEN
7
In and About Muskegon
Get
eady-· obs opening
ith two n correctional
f cilitie scheduled for construc­
tion in the u egon area, it
i expected that jobs in the
corr ctl n field could triple
within th next year.
ccordin to Ted Faber, pro­
gram coordin tor, and for eleven
ye r member of the Criminal
Ju ice faculty at u egon
Community College, anyone
hoping for position in any
of th ne facilities will be
required to complete five three­
credit courses. For information
about the cour s phone 777-
0384.
The first of five three-credit
cour s will be offered Mondays
and ednesd s for seven and
one-half wee s beginning Mon­
day, ay 4 from 1:25-4:25
p.m. Titled "Introduction to
Corrections" CJ 250, the
Monday ednesday sessions are
ction 1281. Sec 'on 1282,
cheduled Tuesday and Thurs­
days for seven and one-half
weeks begins May 5, 6:-00-
9:00p.m.
Two courses, CJ 251A
Legal Issues in Corrections'
and CJ 252A ' Correctional
Institutions/Facilities' will be
ou�g
scientists
to
Upward of 300 young
scienti ts will con erge on us-
eg n Community. College April
30th for the fourth annual
ichigan cience Challenge
Science Challenge is a
regional ience fair competition
open to 6th through 12th
grade tudent from u egon,
eway 0, Oceana, and Ottawa
counti
Science Challenge '87 will be
open to the public on Friday,
ay 1st from 9:00 a.m. to
3:00 p.m. and Saturday, May
2nd from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00
p.m. School groups may tour
on Friday.
This year, five categori s of
ience projects will be on di -
play: Human Biological
Science, General Biological
Science, ath and Computers,
Physical Science, and Engineer­
ing. Students compete in four
age groups: sixth grade, 7 -8th
offered during the summer
sion beginning June 29.
Section 1730 of CJ252A is
scheduled from 1:25-4:25 p.m.
Tuesdays and Wednesdays begin­
ning June 30 for 7� weeks.
Section 1732 will be offered
the same days from 6:00-9:00
p.m.
'Client Relations in Cor­
rection " CJ257 and C1258,
Client' Growth and Correct­
ions' will be offered during
the fall term beginning August
31 and September 2, respective­
ly for 15 week sessions. Section
282 of C1257 is scheduled

p. .n CO
ections
to begin that same day from
6:00-9:00 p.m.
The fifth cour in the
required series, 'Client Growth
and Corrections," CJ258, will
also be pre nted in two ct­
ions with ction 2 5 begin­
ning Wednesday, September 2
1 :25-4:25 p.m. Section 286
will be in ssion from 6: 00-
9:00 p.m. on the same days.
It is possible to enroll for any
one r all five cour by tele­
phone. all 777·0250 on­
day through Thursday 10: 00
a.m. -6:00 p.m., Fridays until
4: 00 p.m. The phon number
for information about the
cour is 777-0384.
of science equipment. ddit­
ionally, each elementary school
sending students to the Science
Challenge competiti n will re­
ceive a cash grant for ience
supplies.
convene
in Muskegon
grade 9th-10th grade, and lIth-
12th grade. Every student
receives a Science Challenge T­
shirt and a ribbon for partici­
pating.
Students who place honor­
able mention or better may
receive science m azine sub­
scriptions, savings bonds or
college scholarships. Teachers
of student who place first in
their ge division will receive
cash grants for the purchase
Overcrowded classes.
bigger isnt bette .
m
ually
ati nal Edu tion
ore
am
THE SUB)ECf Is ExCEnLE CE
Funds available
for Heights
juveniles
MUSKEGO -State
Representative Debbie
Farhat (D-Muskegon) an­
nounced this wee that the
Department of anagement
and Budget awarded
70,347 to the city of
Muskegon Heights to con­
tinue the Juvenile Intercep­
tion Program.
The Juvenile Interception
Program is a program
developed to curb the rise in
juvenile delinquency. The
program "intercepts'
troubled youths at an early"
stage to prevent them from
continuing on a path
towards more evere crime
and continued delinquency.
This will be the second
year the Juvenile Intercep­
tion Program will receive
funds.
"I am happy on behalf of
the City Council and the
citizens of uskegon
Heights that the Depart­
ment continues to suport an
innovative program in our
communi ty" added
Muskegon Heights ayor
Dr. Warren.
2144 Hoyt
Muskegon·
Hts .• M' ... ·
722-2564
Hou� on-Fri 9·7 p.m.
Sat· 12-7 p.m. -(Closed Sun)

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