WES1Fr�N rll11CHIGAN
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"leadCDbi
district
H ecould t
(L-R): Rev. Alfred Johneon, Cynth UIIY. WIIYft'C)n Hodg_
Idlool
quality leade and
t cburcbcs could
cbool · trict by
Weed & Seed.
Committee reques
proposal Applications
The Citizen'i Mvi ory Com
mmittee of the Weed and See
-Reacbin the Unreacbed" Bento
. HarOOr Community Program i re
que ting Notice of Intent fro
Community agencie and in
dividual . Propo Is are needed fo
activiti which fall under the a
of: J nee, Labor, Education, Heal
ct Human Services and Ho ing
Urban De lopment.
. Deadline Jor submittln
proposa will be June 22, 1992. To
find out more iDformation concern­
ing the W and Seed program,
contact Glen Yarbrough, Chairman,
at (616) 927-8442 Applications can
be picked up at Benton Harbor City
Hall, Mayor's Office nd Benton
Township Hall.
V
Muskegon Community College Community.
recognized the cl c contrlbu of Tbc ant acatec1 to �
the Rev. George M. Benne mel the college community'�
Wit on R. (Bill) Cronenwett at ppreciation and respect- for tho
commencement eXCId held Aprll 14 , pemonal efforts and higH
29. otblcal tandaIds ofreclpien. ·
Ruth Marcus, Vicc-CbairmID of 1'be Rev. Oeorp M. Bennett
the Board of Trustees, proseD P tor ofML lJon Church of God in
1992 MCC D tingulIhcd Citizen Chtl t and currently serve al
Awards to both men. AcceptlDg tbe general chairman of tho
award for Mr. Cronen ett Afdcu-Amedcan Celebration 1992
wife, Mary. . iD uategon.
. E�tabl�hed in 1975, the MCC Willon R. (Bill) Cronenwett, �
Dl ttngul hed Citizen A Ird ell-kno n public relation�
recognize individu I in the practitioner in Greater Muskego
community who have contributed to ha directed the Communi t,
te ching and learning, and bo hi Leadenhip Academy for the past
been exemplary in contributions to 0 yean. ·
the welfare of the Greater Muskegon
fir. t
Latin to preach hi
ermon
By MARY QOWDAY She is the daughter of Harry and
Greater Harve t Baptist Church Brenda Evans. Congratulations,
will pre ent "The Trial of Jesus" on Sharionda.
Saturday, May '30, at 6 p.m.
Everyone is invited to attend. Rev.
Stanley Levy i the host pastor.
Bill Mass and the Levitlc of
Detroit wil be at Mt. Zion Church of
God in Christ on Sunday, May 31 at
3 p.m. Rev. George Bennett i the
host pastor.
Anthony "Tony" Latin has ac­
cepted the calling of the Lord and
. - will preach his. first sermon on Sun­
day, May 31, at 7 p.m. at the Beulah
Baptist Church where the Rev. Wil­
lie N. Paul is the 1)05t pastor. .
Sharlonda Evans was selected as
"Student of the Month" at Muskegon
Catholic Centeral High School. She
1 an All-State baskotbaU player, and
member of the National Honor
Society and StudenlS Against Driv­
fng Drunk.
Reginald Toombs and Charles
Johnson Jr., were honored recently
by the Local Chapter of the ational
Bl c United Frank, At a b t
event t Holly Bistra in the Econo
Lodge Motel.
Mr. Johnson a teacher at Mus­
kegon Correctional Facility w
named "Teacher of the Year." He is
vice-president of Muskegon School
Board. -
�.Too�,owDCrof1oom
Funeral Home, w honored for his
excellence in erving the Muskegon
Community.
The Local Chapter also honored
three Civil Rights letivi ts for their
years of contributions. They were
Dr. Frank Howell, Dr. James J ct­
son and Rev. Jack LogaI. Con­
gratulations to aU of you.
WILLIE GERMAN III
with family and a few friends. He
had ice cream and cake, hot dogs and
other good! .
WHie is the on of Margaret Neal
and Willie German II.
-Willie German III, celebrated bis
5th birthd�y recently with a pa�
African American Celebration
992
Mu ke on, Michigan
A Celebration of
Life, Culture &
Achievement
· YOU are invited to share in the
festivities. For more information
• n this and other African Ameri- -
can 1992 events, call the Muskegon
Community College Community
ervices Offie at 777-0216.
I DREAM A WORLD:
P o rt r ( � , ' � 'f H I.] (i �v (l TJ lI' fl W h n (h ( 1f1 � (' rl /\ 11 II" rI r (1
Portrai� photograph of 75 remarkable women who
make their mark on the life of America are featured in I
DREAM A WORLD: Portraits of Blllek Women WIIo
Changed Alftericll. tw�-yearproject b>: Puli�� �rize­
winni:l:hotographer Bmn Lanker. thi exhibition of
large- e, black-and-white photographs include women
from all tions of the country-- omen prominent in
every field, from art and lett to the military, ana tho
whose unsung contribution are equally important-and
inspiring. I DREAM A WORLD com to Muskegon
under the sponsor hip of S.D. Warren Company.
PUBL:lC R£CEPTlON: Sunday June 7- 2:00·4:00 p.m.
Exhibition
th MU
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