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On Thu day, pnl 22, 113 Lak Michigan College tuden will be
induct d into th LMC Cbapt r of Phi Th a Kappa, h national
community colleg honor iety. To co idered for Phi Kappa
membership, a tudent must have a GPA of at I t 3.25, attend full time
or have umulat d 48 or more credit hours and be recommended by
a f ulty mem r.
The inducte will be honored at a banquet in th Mendel Center to
which, y have invi ed faculty, taff, and admini trators who were
influential in t ir edu tion at La Michigan College. Lak Mi higan
College P i� nt Anne E. Muld r will he keynote peaker.
ngler. announce
tralnlnq grant
Governor John Engler recently announced the award of two pedal
job training grants totaling 68 686 to Lake Michigan College to up­
grade wor ers' kills at local industri .
, The grants are part of a new Adult Education Alternative Training
Grant program. The tate-fund d $25 million initiative i, to provide job
training that qualifies ple for good ne.w jobs or gives them the
training they need to upgrade their kills.
Ai cording to Engler' release th gran to Lake Michigan College
are among 73 grants totaling 7�274,053. The grants are to provide
training and retraining to over 13,000 people aero the tate. The first
round of 47 grants, awarded in December 1992 totaled 11,278,000;
the second awarded in January 1993, totaled $7.447,947 .
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OBITUARY
Mr. Broyles w born April-4,
1963, in St. Jo eph, MI. He was ern­
ployed as a nursery gardener.
Survivors include: his parents,
Daniel "Bris ie" Broyles, 30, of Mr. and Mr . Henry (Bl oss ic)
Benton Harbor died April 11, at Broyles of Benton Harbor; two ons,
South Haven Community Hospital. Daniel Green and Antonyo Green,
Mr. Broyle was hot early that day both of Benton Harbor; three sisters
in Covert Town hip. Helen Calhoun, May Williams and
The funeral was held April 16, at • Shelia Starling, all of Benton Harbor;
Progre ive M.B. Church, Benton and four br thers, Gary of Joliet, Ill.,
Harbor. Burial was inCry tal Springs and Ronald, Micha I and Dennis, all
Cemetery. Robbins Brothers Funeral of Benton Harbor.
Home, Benton Harbor was in charge
of arrangements.
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Once HUD give their pproval of
t 17 it ,the Housin Commis-
ion will bring th I' t of it b to
t City' Pl nnin and Economic
Development Commi nee for �
proval and a r lution of pure
of the properties.
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The 17 single-family ho will
be buil t through a pecial program
called "Family Self-Suffi iency,"
aid Dane�l Whitfield Executive
Director 'of the Housing Commis­
sion.
THE CIDTECT FIRM of
James E. Childs & Associa 0
South Bend hes been coos to build
the units. Construction wi begin
sometime in September this year
and completed by next s ring.
Of the 17 houses, 15 will be three
Pl a b advie d th the d adll"e for filing nominating
p tition for the Augu t 3, 1993 primary Election is May 11,
1993 at 4100 p.m.
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N�rninatln9 p tition ill be accep�ed in th Office of the
C1ty Cl rk, 200 E. Wall Str at, fdr the following City of
Bento Harbor offic
AVAILABLE
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A minimum of 25 signatures of r gi�tered voters 1s required
for each pOSition. A maximum of 50 ignatures will be
accepted for certification.
Margaret Adams
City Cler�
Michigan Cltizen Adv. 4-18-93
FIND OUT ABOUT HUD HOMES, CALL 1-800-767-4HtJo-o.R-vOUR LOCAL REAL
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HELPED TO REPAIR
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TO REPAI A HOUSE. TH E HOUSE
HELPED TO REPAIR A NEIGHBOR-
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THE HOUSE GOT A RETURN ON HIS INVESTMENT I'N MORE
WAYS THAN ONE. Q WITH A LlTILE MONEY ANt) SOM'E
WORK HUD HOMES CAN BENEFIT BOTH YOUR BANK ACCOUNT
AND YOUR COMMUNITY. PURCHASE A HUD HOME AND YOU'LL MAKE
AN INVESTMENT IN YOURSELF AND YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD. � To
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ESTATE PROFESSIONAL. HUD HOMES. SOMETHING OF VALUE FOR EVERYONE.