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MAY 3 - 9,1987 THE MICHIGAN CITIZEN
In and About Muskegon
ISS G - Benton Harbor
. police and volunteers are
continuing their search for
lO-year-old Shimiks Hicks,
ho disappeared April 21 in
that city. Shimika is 5 feet
tall, eights 70 pounds and
as eating a red and hite
hirt and pink and white
leotards hen last seen.
Anyone with information
about her bouts or
disappearance can call the
Benton Harbo police at
616/927-8 36.
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By Mary Golliday
Congratulations to Cheryl
Day.
She has been named All­
American athlete.
Cheryl plays on the
Muskegon Community Col­
lege team and is only in her
sophomore year.
Cheryl ranks fifth in the
nation in scoring and re­
bounding.
She is the daughter of Mary
Ann Day.
The G.A. girsls Sunshine
Band and Shepherd boys
along with the Missionary
Society of Beulah Baptist
Church will have their
Mother-Daughter and
Father-Son Banquet on ay
9, at 6 p.m. at the church.
Speakers will be Jimmy
Forman Jr. and Tressa Bill­
ings.
Sunday, May 10, Beulah
Baptist Church will pause a
few moments during their
regular morning church ser-
. vice and give special
recognition to mothers.
Rev. J.M. Blo is pastor.
St. John Church of God In
Christ, 1218 Kenneth St. in­
vites you to worship with
them each Sunday morning.
Sunday school begins at
10 a.m, while ervice start
at 11 :30 a.m.
The Muskegon branch of
the AACP and the
Muskegon community will.
be honoring Cornor and
Katherine White with a din­
ner, Saturday, May 9, at
6:30 p.m. at the L.C. Walker
Convention Hall.
Guest speaker will be Dr.
Emmitt Brun, director of
the national AACP Life
embers hip Department.
Tickets are 10.
William "Bill" Gill is
branch president.
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The case, The State of Michigan vs.
Charter Township of Royal Oak is an
ongoing court battle for the
township's authority to fire cGan­
non, said defense attorney Seymour .
Hundley, Jr.
The seven-member Royal o«
Board of Trustees voted unanimously
in Feb. to fire McGannon, according
to a township source requesting
anonymitiy.
Hundley said the board wants to
consolidate duties of the superinten­
dent and internal auditor.
In March, Royal Oaks requested
that the court allow it to remove
McGannon, Hundley said.
McGannon, hose appointment is
currently effective, was appointed
five to six years ago by 6th Circuit
Court Judge Hilda Gage to assist the
township which has had financial dif­
ficulty, the source said.
HO ORABLE Denni W.
Archer ustice of. the
Michigan Supreme Court
will be the go t peeker at
the 38th annual dinner
meeting of the rb n
League of Gre ter
u egon. The dinner will
be M y 14 at the Harbo
Hilton, 939 Third in
uskegon. Ti et ar 20
person.
Rep. Farhat
plans meetings
State Representative Debbie
Farhat announced that she will
hold office hours in u egon
Heights on June 26 as part of a
13-city tour within the 97th
district in an effort to hear
constituents' concerns.
Farhat will be at the u e­
gon Heights Library Conference
Room 2808 Sanford from
3-6 p.m.
Farhat said if citizens have
a concern that needs to be
addressed before she visits con­
tact her at the ichigan Hou
of Representatives, P.O. Box
30014 Lansing I 4 909
517/373-3436. he also ha a
u egon phone number 616/
739-4549.
Township
officials
African style
show offers
authentic display
us EGO - The Muskegon
Chapter of the National Black United
Front Will sponsor an African style
ho for the hole community.
The public is invited to the show
planned for Saturday. May 9 at 5
p.m, at the Muskegon Heights Mid­
dle School, comr of Sherman and
Peck Streets.
Authentic African fashions
donated by African tudents from
Kalamazoo will be modeled by Linda
Ray, Kesha Walker, Anna Harriston,
Kim Warfield and Cynthia Dockery.
Desings are by K. Dennie and Irma
Buckner.
Karen Mitchell will present a poem
and Kesha Walker a solo.
Donation of 6 adults, 3 students
is payable at the door.
Where bigger isn't better,
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