100%

Scanned image of the page. Keyboard directions: use + to zoom in, - to zoom out, arrow keys to pan inside the viewer.

Page Options

Share

Something wrong?

Something wrong with this page? Report problem.

Rights / Permissions

The University of Michigan Library provides access to these materials for educational and research purposes. These materials may be under copyright. If you decide to use any of these materials, you are responsible for making your own legal assessment and securing any necessary permission. If you have questions about the collection, please contact the Bentley Historical Library at bentley.ref@umich.edu

November 21, 1993 - Image 13

Resource type:
Text
Publication:
Michigan Citizen, 1993-11-21

Disclaimer: Computer generated plain text may have errors. Read more about this.

o
o
i atio
Acknowledging that major
employers are vital to the h lth
and prosperity of our commu­
nity, Cornerstone Alliance is
seeking nomin tions for a pe­
cial award targe ing the a a'
large busin es.
Osby-Brown
towed
Vanessa A. Osby and
Ray Brown of Benton Har­
bor, are planning to wed
May 7,1994.
Miss by is a gradu t
of Benton Harbor High
School and Henry Ford
School of Nursing. h i a
registered nurse a M rey
Memorial M dical enter,
St. Joseph.
Het fian . th on of
Margaret Brown of Ben n
Harbor and the late John
Brown. He is a graduate of
Benton Harbor High School
and attended Lake Michi­
gan College. He also served
in the U.S. Air Force with a
tour of duty in Vietnam. He
is employed by Allied ig­
nal Automotive, St. Joseph
in shipping and riving.
N omiantions are to be type­
written and limited to four in­
gle-spaoed pages on standard
size paper. Al 0 include a­
ment explaining why this bu i­
ness should b ele ed as th
Large Business ofth Year. Th
criteria for the award includ :
Response to Adv rsity: Ex­
amples of problems faced at the
businesses' local facility and so­
lutions that resolved them, with
special emphasis on the re­
sponse of local management and
employe .
• Evidence of Commitm n
to the Communi y: Civil affili­
ations and accomplishm n
through th im and commit- -
ment of employ and m n -,
ment, and through u of 0 h r
com pany r ou rc .
Business ize: Nomin
must have over 500 employ ,
considering all fa iliti local
t'
o
and out of our a .
S nd nominations to Corner­
stone Alliance, Attn: Nomina­
tion Committee no later than
December 17, 1993. The Large
Busin s Awrad will be pre­
sented at the Cornerstone Alli­
ance Annual Meeting in
January, 1994.
The winner will be lected by
the 1993 Business Awards
Nomination Committ includ­
ing Chairman Donald Johnson,
Johnson- Rauhoff; Mah h Seth,
Digital Interface Systems; Louis
Buzzitta, Hughes Plastics; Dean
ande , South End Beverage;
Thom Yeager, Printek, Inc.;
Kathy Zerler, St. Joseph Today;
and Owen Cole, Betty's Dry
Cleaners.
For further information on
this program call Susan Lackey,
ex cutive vice president, eco­
nomic development, Corner-
tone Alliance at 925-6100.
CALENDAR
Student
recital at LMC
Lake Michigan College Music
par lpen will present a stu­
dent recital on Tuesday, Novem­
ber 23, at 12:20 p. m. in the
Han on Theatre of the Mendel
Center.
Performers include Shawn
Jo lyn, trump t; Matt Hayes,
xylophone; Thomas Hoyt, per­
cu ion; Kent Bowman, piano;
Tr y K eney, mezzo- oprano;
Sara Williams, soprano; Kathy
Strzel cki, oprano; Cha'Ron
Bradley, tenor' Mike Ehlert,
tenor; B ky Sing, oprano; and
Michelle Seymour, soprano.
Facul y member Dr. Elfie
Schul -Berndt will assist.
The recital is free and open to
th pu lie. For further informa­
tion, 11 Carla Fletcher, (616)
27- 100, ext. 5237. '
Subscribe
today!
00
o
CO Steve
Wooden, Chairman of th fi­
nance committee, said the hiring
of a in-bouse attorney would be
beneficial and more a ible to
the city taft' a 11 as the pub­
lie.
Wooden id the City had ad­
vertised the following in hiring
an attorney: attorney, $70,000;
legal assistant, 27,000; fringe
benefits; plus additional co ts of
extra office space, seminars,
travel expense, member hip
dues, malpractice insurance, en­
tertainment, supplies, library,
etc., at an e timat d co t of
AROUND MUSKEGON
Dr. Edward
Will·ams
bonored
By MARY GOLLIDAY
Special to tIN Mlchlg.n Citizen
Muskegon County recently
honored Dr. Edward V. Wil­
liams after 40 y rs of practi
in Muskegon.
The tribute was held at the
Heights Middle School, where
many 'Of his friends, former pa­
tients and employees attended.
His longtime friend, Ciggree
Morris called him a dedicated
doctor and a community jewel.
Two years ago he was hon­
ored by th university at i '
50th Anniver ary 'dirm r in
KansasCity, Mo.
William retired in 1986. He
was the first Black graduate
from U niversity of Kansas Medi­
cal School in 1941. He came to
Muskegon in 1946,
Blanche Smith was r -elected
to Ml1 kegon ity Commi ion;
Herman Ivory wa elected to
Muskegon Hts. Council;
Relistine Wilkins, re-elected to
Muskegon Hts. City Council;
and Rev. Willie Burrell Jr., was
re-elected to Muskegon Ht
City Council.
Congratulations to all of you.
yor
ented ttorn
nd T t Pa . h
ith Commen tio for their
dedicatio , support nd rv­
i witht CityofBentonHar­
bor.
Attorney White, p
the City in labor d' pu ,
hi in September 1991. Attor­
ney Pa . h hired in Jun of
1992.
The City spent 114,000 in
attorney f last yr. From
July 1,1992 through March 31,
1993, the City paid out a total of
73,787.92 in attorney f
Ronda Coleman,
Volunteer Big Sister
"My heart is in helping .. ''
Caring nd Low Pnces. W go the oistence ...

Back to Top