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Arts!Fe t! '93 planned at
LMC's Mendel Center
Arts IFe t! '93 will h Id October 22-24, at Lake Michigan College
Mendel Center. Thi year' event will co-sponsored by LMC, the
BI omland Arts 800 Cultural Council and Cornerstone Alliance'
Vi ion '93.
One new feature thi year will be a Kids Culture Comer. headed by
captain Christie Dicks of Curious Kids' Museum. Other improvements
will include a tronger emphasi on th role of emcees in keeping
ctiviti moving moothly, with Doug H wkes of WHFB Radio coor­
dinating that peet of the f tival.
Other captains are Ruth Sundberg, vi ion arts; Karla' Armstrong­
Hake, music; Mary Alice Kirincie, theatre/literary; Merry Stover, dance;
Glady Peeples Burks, volunteers; Kendall McKinley. sch duling; Patty
Bowen, technical needs; and Joann Phillip, publicity. Representing the
co ponsors on the Arts!Fest! board are Dar Davis, BACC; Don Mikel,
LMC; Carol Sizer; and Cornerstone, Joy Brayak.
People who are interested in participating or donating to the event
are invited to call (616) 927-6715 for more information.
Rev. Malloy to speak
at LMC commencement
Rev. Edward A. Malloy, president Univ ity of No e,
will deliver the Commencement add t La.k cnigan ge's
46th Commencement exercises, Sunday _ May 9, in the Mendel Center
atLMC.
Anne E. Mulder, president of Lake Michigan College, will confer
associate degrees and certificates upon 367 tudents during the ceremo­
nies, and Si ter Cathleen Real, C.H.M. president of Siena Heights
College, will confer bachelor's degree upon 36 students graduating
from Siena Heights, celebrating the program's 10th anniversary on the
LMCcamp�.
During the ceremonies, outstanding alumni will be recognized, along
with two outstanding faculty members and a community leader who has
served the College.
Rev. Donald B. Adkins pastor of Second Baptist Church in Benton
Hamor' will receive the Clarence Beckwith Distinguished Service
Award, given annually to an alumnus of Lake Michigan College who
has accomplished significant success in personal and professional en-
deavors. '
Rev. Adkins graduated from LMC in 1971, then attended Andrews
University Theological Seminary, and earned a Doctorate of Divinity
from Urban Bible College in Detroit.
His activities include serving as Chairman of the Board of Berrien
Opportunities Industrialization Center and a board member for, Corner-
stone Alliance. ,
The Alumni Service Award, presented to an alumnus who has made
contributions, personally and professionally to Lake Michigan College
will be awarded to Charles T. Williams, director of the Human and Civil
Rights Divi ion of the National Education As ociation b ed in Wash­
ington, D.C.
Williams earned hi Ass ciate de ree rom LMC In 1 2, Ba helor
degree from Western Michigan University in 1965, Mast r' In guidance
and counseling and Ph.D. in Education Administration from the Univer-
ity of Michigan in 1970 and 1971. Williams founded and erved as
president of the Michigan Alliance of Black Educators and i a member
of the Michigan Alliance of Bl k Educato , a member fthe Michigan
Advi ory Council to the United States Civil Right Commi ion and the
Board of Dir tors of the Child and Family Servi .e of Michigan.
Two Alumni Achievement Award will be pr nted to recent alumni
who hav made important contribunons to their communitie and Lake
Micro an College.
Dr. Ab Goldbaum graduated rom LMC in 19 2 with a nursing
degree. He earned hi Bach lor' degree in biology from the University
of Illinoi in 1984, and graduated from the University's Medical School
in 1991. Currently, he i a resident in phy ical medicine and rehabilita­
ti n with M dical C llege of Milwaukee Wi consin.
Lonlyn Von Koenig, direct r of b nd for Lake hore Public S hool
al graduated from LMC in 19 2. She earned h r B hclor' degree
from We t rn Michigan University and i currently completing her
M ter' at W tern in Edu ati na� P ychology.
D n L. Smith, cha.rrnan of the bard, p ident and chi f executive
nicer oflnt r-City Bank, will r ceive the Bernard C. Radde Di tin­
gui hed crvi Award, pr ented t an individual who has advanced
the caus e of Lake Michi an Colle and hi h r edu ation.
Smith w a member f the Campaign Cabinet that rai ed $4.4
rmllron to cornplet the Mendel C nter for Art and Te hn I at Lake
MI hi an lie .. ervlng hair fth p cial Grf divi in.
ulty awards will g to Paul Stri ht, ull-tirne chern­
i try instructor ho I retirin tht year, and Sally Gmt r, part-urn
ngli hi tru t r t the Coil ge' uth Camp .
,Profe ional D velopment award will b pent d t everal mem­
bers of the olle c' acuIty, admini tration and taff. They include,
Lynn Bruehlm n. hi. t ry and. 1010 y m tru t r; Jill CI' Y • phy I' I
du .anon no h Ithful hvm In tru t r; Hal R Ins n, 0 raphy
mstru tor.; , rolyn tacik, nu in instru tor; Jan har n. CI nc
instructor: Phylh c1 on dire t r f th C r r Planrun nd Pia -
m nt Center; Linda Marutz, man er of purch in and upp rt rv­
I cs, 1101 e M ly, a� istant to th u 1 r/ ordinat r f p i 1
populauon ; and Lin la t inbcr r, c r tary to the di re tor of Enroll­
m nt Mana em nt.
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MARCUS
JOHN SMITH
By BER ICE BRO
W 0 ay. sbe i
familiar with Benton Harbor' finan­
cial ituation, whi h i no different
that of Petersburg or any other city in
the world.
"I' ATOT LYquality man-
ger and I'm not out here to try and
do the job by my elf," Brewer aid.
."l'm not out here for a populari ty
cont 1. I'm out here to get the job
done with the h lp and assi tance of
not just the commissioners, but the
"What we have to do i be creative
and develop a financial b e that will
addres mi io or peciflc mission
wi thin cheduled time frames. We
re going to have to learn to work
wi thin the time fram and the abili ty
of the fund available," be added.
Callie McGrew, 68, of B nton
Harbor di d April 27,at hom after a
long ill
The funeral was h ld May 4, at t
Second Baptist Church, Benton Har­
bor. Burial was in North Shore Mem­
ory Gardens. Robbins Brothers
Funeral Home w in charg of ar­
rangements.
Mrs. McGrew w born June 27,
1924, in Covington, Tenn. She was a
former beautician in th area for
many years befor retiring. She was
a memb r of Second Baptist Church
and erved on the Pastor's Aid
Board.
Survivors include a brother,
Jam Brooms of Memphi , Tenn.; a
son, David Norri of J on, Mich.;
and one grandchild. Her husband,
Elias, preceded her in death in 1987.
Marcus John Smith was tillbom
April 19, at Mercy Memorial Medi­
cal Center, St. Jo eph, to Lasbonda
Smith of Benton Harbor.
, Graveside ervices was held May
3, at Crystal Springs Cemetery, Ben­
ton Harbor. Arrangements were by
Robbins Brothers Funeral Home,'
Benton Harbor.
Surviving in ddition to his
mother are two brothers, Eric and
Corey, both of Benton Harbor;
grandparents, Melvin and Reneta
Smith of Benton Hamor; and great­
grandparents, Eddie and Francis
Smith of Benton Harbor.
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