By JACQUELYN R. ARTlN
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fold occasion. ot only i thi nor-
mou opportunity important to D A
but it IV encoura m nt to Ii
th other minority-owned adverti ing
genci h re in D troit, that h rd
or a d pe verance p y off.
After of r earch and ven
nd a half on th road, DCA
prepared a informa ive and exciting
p entation for Chry ler's eon. The
ad are indeed rgeted for .Afriean-
Fudg named pr · ide t
Maxwell House Division
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Contributions Fund and Vice
Chair of it' (NAACP) National
Life Membership Committee,
Dr. Witherspoons' new duties
will include acting a Chairper
son for Special Events, spear-
WHITE PLAI , NY - The ap-
pointment of Ann M. Fudge to
General Foods USA executive
vice president and president of
the Maxwell House Coffee Com
pany was recently announced by
Robert S. Morrison, president of
General Foods USA.
In her new position, Fudge
will be responsible for such ma
jor brands as Maxwell House,
Yuban and Sanka coffees, Gen-
FREDDA WITHERSPOON
Founded in 1910 by W.E.B.
DuBois, The Crisis is Black
America's eldest national news
magazine as it has recently
named Fredda Witherspoon,
PhD., to its board of directors
after having served on it's advi�
sory board for several years.
While currently serving as a
Trustee of the NAACP's Special
TODAV'S B' JSINESS CONCEPT
Selecting a site in which a
business will grow requires
analysis of the area to meet
certain desired qualifica
tions.
William T. Johnson,
Chairman of Omnibanc Cor
poration, addressed mem
bers of the Lion's Club
during a recent luncheon
held at the I AM's Showcase
Supper Club, 12111 Hamil
ton in Highland Park, to ex
plain why Omnibanc choose
the City of Highland Park to
expand its services from the
River Rouge area.
The Highland Park site is
an area devastated by a col-
lapse in the economy due to WILLIAM T. JOHNSON
the departure of corpora-
tions like Sears, Chrysler Corporation, Ford Motor Company,'
Michigan Consolidated Gas and Ameritech, leaving behind a
desolated community with a high unemployment rate, thus
giving suburbanites an un-engaging reason to commut and
shop in Highland Park.
This made the perfect conditions for a bank to grow, says
Johnson. Omnibanc has made a commitment to help an rebuild
the City of Highland Park by employing HP residents, by
. helping small businesses obtain loans and by helping people to
understand the art of banking, whether it is op ning a check
ing/savings account, or having a loan approved.
The Highland Park branch ofOmnibank is located at 13814
Woodward Ave at Gerald, and opened Monday thru Thursday,
9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Fridays from 9-6. Call 843-�850 for more
information.
Torbert joins
Allied ignal staff
RONALD TORBERT
pr lucta, ch imical», fil rs, pla: -
aut.omot.iv t ic:s an a vr nc \ J mat. rinl:
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he dinz the new "Yes, I Can!"
national editori I project and
teward hip of the W.E.B.
DuBois scholarship contest,
sponsored by Anheus r-Busch
Companies, Inc.
eral Foods Intern tion�1 Coffi
and General Foods' Foods rvice
business.
Fudge joined Gen r 1 Foods
in 1986 as ociat di ctor of
strategic planning,' and, y r
ANN FUDGE
later, moved to the Bev rage Di
vision as marketing dir tor. In
1989, she was appointed market
ing director for the Dinners &
Enhancers Division, and becam
general manager of that division
in 1991.
Prior to joining Gen r al
Foods, Fudge pent nin years at
General Mills, Inc., wher he
began as a mark ting i tant
and rose through increasingly
responsible positions to th I v I
of marketing dir tor.
Fudge is an alumna of im
mons College and Harvard Uni
versity' Graduat School 'of
Busin s. Sh rv s on th
boards 'of AlIi dSignal Inc. and
Liz Claiborn ,Inc. as well as th
Ex utive Leade hip Council.
Oen r I Foods USA is an op
erating group of Kraft n ral
Foods, I nc., the multination I
food bu in s of Philip Morri
Comp ni Inc.
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talk to us first.
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paym nt that fit y ur budg t.
For m r inf rmation, all U,' at 1 -
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Our hom) irnprov -m -nt loans are fast and
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