Sunday, January 31, 2016

In the Community from ACEH February 1, 2016

In the Community: February 1, 2016

A Weekly Listing of Diversity and Multicultural Events

From the Alliance for Cultural and Ethnic Harmony

 ACEH was founded in Holland in 1999 and is committed to justice, equal opportunity, cross-cultural understanding, and appreciation for diversity.  Members and friends work together through programs, outreach, advocacy, and social events to make West Michigan a place where all people are welcomed and respected. "In the Community" is also on the ACEH website www.harmonyalliance.org   Please check us out under Groups on Facebook, at ACEH – Alliance for Cultural and Ethnic Harmony.  Lots of posted info and links to multicultural, race, and justice topics.  And now you can find us on Twitter at #acehalliance.             

Interested in becoming a member?  Your support helps us continue to publish “In the Community” and carry out other activities.  Please see info at the end of this email.

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 NOTE:  Monday, Feb 8, is the deadline for registering to vote in Michigan’s presidential primary, which will take place Tuesday, March 8.  For additional information, on voting requirements and restrictions, please go to www.lwvholland.org

 The League of Women Voters of Holland has compiled nonpartisan answers to many frequently asked questions about voting, including absentee voting.

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Thurs, Feb 4—Sat, Feb 6: French Film Festival.  Four French films, with subtitles in English; presented by several Hope College departments and organizations for general public.  Info: hamon@hope.edu

--Feb 4, 7:30 pm: “Girlhood.”   At Winants Auditorium, Graves Hall, College Ave at 11th St.

--Feb 5, 7:30 pm: “Two Days, One Night.”  At Knickerbocker Theatre, 86 East 8th St.

--Feb 6, 3 pm: “Marie’s Story.”  At Knickerbocker Theatre, 86 East 8th St.

--Feb 6, 7:30 pm: “Timbuktu.”  2015 Academy Award nomination for Best Foreign Language Film.  At Knickerbocker Theatre, 86 East 8th St.

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Fri, Feb 5, 5 pm:  Alliance for Cultural and Ethnic Harmony (ACEH) annual Potluck and Cultural Sharing Party,  at the First United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall, 57 West 10th St, Holland:

 

“A Heart to Heart Community Celebration” will feature music, family activities, entertainment, delicious food, silent auction of goods and services,

 fun, and fellowship.  Everyone is welcome!

  

Please plan to bring a dish from your cultural heritage and a nonperishable food item for a local food bank.   ACEH provides beverages and table service. 

 

The silent auction, the main fundraiser for ACEH’s work in the community, will have lots of great items: restaurant and business gift cards, handcrafted items, gift baskets, movie and concert tickets, themed dinners in your home or at the host’s house, a 3-night, 4-day stay in a Las Vegas resort timeshare** and more!

 

**Can’t attend the February 5 party but really, Really, REALLY need a vacation?  Here’s a great opportunity to bid on the resort timeshare stay in Las Vegas!

 

A generous Holland  resident has donated a 3-night, 4-day stay at her Moorea condo unit in the beautiful Tahiti Village Resort, valued at $500.  Bidding starts at $170.  Please send your bid and contact information to ACEH via email at aceh@harmonyalliance.org  A representative of ACEH will place your bid when the auction gets under way at the party.

 

For information about the resort, go to www.tahitivillage.com/suites/moorea  Arrangements for the dates of stay will be handled between the winning bidder and the condo owner.

 

For more information, please call (616) 886-4758 or (616) 396-2201.

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Sat, Feb 6, 9 am to 12:30 pm: Show Me the Money Day. Hosted by Community Action House and local sponsors for residents: workshops on cooking health, college financial aid, budgeting, home buying and renting, energy efficiency, identity theft, more.  Drawings for prizes of laptops, tablets, gift cards.  At Holland Early College, 45 East 25th St, Holland.

 

Sat, Feb 6, 11 am to 8 pm: Hope College TRIO Upward Bound Class of 2016 Fundraiser.  20 percent of purchases at Baja Grill will be donated to TRIO Upward Bound.  At Baja Grill, 777 Washington Ave, Holland.

 

Sat, Feb 6, 2 pm: Korean New Year Celebration:   Includes Chicago Korean Dancing Company, Korean Taekwondo Team, Maciek’s Magic Show. Hosted by the Holland Korean Church. Contact Dr. John Kim at  johnkimsma@gmail.com or (616) 795-8047 or 392-2635. At Park Christian Reformed Church, 1496 West 32nd St, Holland.

 

Sat, Feb 6, 2 pm to 5 pm: Film, “Dr. Martin Luther King: A Historical Perspective.”  Presented for Black History Month by the African American Awareness and Development Organization (AAADO); panel discussion follows.  Refreshments.  (Subsequent films will be Feb 13 “Race to Freedom” and Feb 27 “Amistad.”  At Herrick District Library auditorium, 300 South River, Holland.

 

Jobs

Holland Michigan Works:  Hiring event Tues, Feb 2, 10 am -2 pm at 121 Clover St, Holland; (616) 396-2154. 

168 jobs for 5 employers (Huntington National Bank, Uniform Color Company, Macatawa Area Express, Effex Management Solutions, On the Border).  Jobs include call center customer service associates, production/assembly, raw material handlers, bus operators, cooks, dishwashers, servers, host/hostesses, bartenders).  Bring several copies of resume.

 

Allegan County:   Call-in child care worker, part-time; corrections officer; deputy sheriff; personal health services manager; senior legal secretary; social worker, part-time.www.allegancounty.org and click on Job Opportunities.

 

Center for Women in Transition:  Crisis intervention advocate, full-time.  Bachelor’s degree in social work, criminal justice, or related field; bilingual English/Spanish highly desired.  Info at www.cwitmi.org, Click on About CWIT and scroll down to Job Opportunities.  Also on-call shelter assistants, volunteer and intern positions including intern for Girls on the Run.

 

City of Holland:   Executive assistant I, full-time. Deadline is Fri, Feb 5.   Project engineer.  http://www.cityofholland.com/jobs or pick up application at City Hall, Human Resources Dept, 270 S. River, Holland.  Other: Mechanic assistant, police cadet, reserve police officer, TV & broadcasting internships.  Send cover letters, resumes to above address or email hr@cityofholland.com

 

Creative Dining Services:  Hiring for work at Hope College and Camp Geneva.  Baker, general kitchen work, dishwashing; full- and part-time opportunities.  (616) 395-7930, ask for Amanda Vruggink.  Applications available at CDS office just inside north entrance of Phelps Dining Hall, 150 East 10th St, Holland.

                         

Evergreen Commons:   Member guest service desk representative; in-home care aide; housekeeper, part-time (13-15 hrs/wk, 5 pm-7:30 pm M-F).  Go towww.evergreencommons.org. click on Evergreen at top of page and Join Our Team.

 

Grand Rapids Community College:  Adjunct faculty positions; police lieutenant; support professional for distance learning.  www.grcc.edu/humanresources/jobs

 

Grand Rapids Downtown Market:   Various positions in the shops and restaurants.   www.downtownmarketgr.com/be-a-part/work

 

Grand Valley State University:  Full-time custodians, and various other positions. https://gvsu.edu/jobs/htm

 

Haworth, Inc.:  www.Haworth.com/Careers  Various open positions.

 

Herman Miller, Inc.:  www.hermanmiller.com  Various open positions.  Click on About Us and scroll down to Careers.

 

Holland Charter Township:  Meter reader and maintenance assistant, full time; administrative assistant for Department of Public Works (part-time, 20 hr/wk).  www.hct.holland.mi.us

 

Holland Hospital:  Full- and part-time positions.  www.hollandhospital.org and click on Careers.

 

Hope College:  www.hope.edu  Office manager, full time, for Events & Conferences—deadline to apply is Feb 17. Staff counselors in Counseling and Psychological Services (part-time and full-time); STEM resident advisor; campus safety officers, on-call; various openings for Upward Bound summer program—deadline March 25.

 

Ottawa Area Intermediate School District:   Custodian, part-time for second shift; career- and work-based learning coordinator; intervenor for student with visual/hearing impairments; manufacturing support aide; paraprofessional-graphic design; early literary coach.  www.oaisd.org and click on Employment. 

 

Ottawa County Friend of the Court:  Account specialist; custody investigator; data processing specialist.  Positions open until filled.  Openings also in other county offices. Go towww.miottawa.org, click on Online Services, and scroll down to Employment Opportunities.

 

West Ottawa Public Schools:  www.westottawa.net/jobs/

 

Zeeland Public Schools:   www.zps.org/jobs

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Will You Help Support  ACEH and “In the Community”?

It’s easy—there are 3 ways to become a member:

--You can join at our website www.harmonyalliance.org through PayPal;

--You can write a check to ACEH, c/o Treasurer Al Minert, Box 3007, Holland, MI 49422-3007;

--Or you can join at any ACEH program or social event.

 

Dues are $20 per year for an individual ($35 for two years); $30 per year for a couple or family ($50 for two years; $40 annually for a nonprofit; and $75 per year for a business.  In lieu of (or in addition to) paying dues, you may join as a service member, contributing volunteer time to the group.  ACEH is a 501c3 organization.

 

Sunday, January 24, 2016

In the Community from ACEH January 25, 2016

In the Community: January 25, 2016
A Weekly Listing of Diversity and Multicultural Events
From the Alliance for Cultural and Ethnic Harmony
 
ACEH was founded in Holland in 1999 and is committed to justice, equal opportunity, cross-cultural understanding, and appreciation for diversity.  Members and friends work together through programs, outreach, advocacy, and social events to make West Michigan a place where all people are welcomed and respected. "In the Community" is also on the ACEH website www.harmonyalliance.org
                                
Check us out under Groups on Facebook at ACEH - Alliance for Cultural and Ethnic Harmony. Lots of posted info and links to multicultural, race, and justice topics. 
                                   
Interested in becoming a member?  Your support helps us continue to publish "In the Community" and carry out other activities.  Please see info at the end of this email.
_________________________________________________________________
 
NOTE:  Monday, Feb 8, is the deadline for registering to vote in Michigan's presidential primary, which will take place Tuesday, March 8.  For additional information, on voting requirements and restrictions, please go to www.lwvholland.org
 The League of Women Voters of Holland has compiled nonpartisan answers to many frequently asked questions about voting, including absentee voting.
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Mon, Jan 25 (3 pm-5 pm): Asian and Asian Pacific Island residents, and Asian and Asian Pacific Island Americans, are invited to share their stories and be photographed at this free story collection event.  Trained facilitators available to help story-tellers; participants receive a copy of their recorded story and a professional photograph.  For information, call (616) 355-3721 or email reference@herrickdl.org  At Herrick District Library, 300 South River Ave, Holland.
 
Tues, Jan 26, 6:30 pm: Boys & Girls Club of Greater Holland: Youth of the Year Event.  Celebrate 2016 Youth of the Year nominees as the present their life and Club journey.  Refreshments. At Midtown Center, 96 West 15th St (also entrance on 16th St), Holland.
 
Tues, Jan 26, 6:30 pm: "Beyond Hate and Fear: Immigration and the Refugee Crisis in America."  Panelists Rana Elmir, RubĂ©n Martinez, Richard Kessler, and Liz Balck will discuss "ensuring that due process and equal protection under the Constitution are guaranteed to every person, regardless of immigration status."  Hosted by ACLU of Michigan.  At Loosemore Auditorium, GVSU downtown campus, West 401 Fulton St, Grand Rapids.
 
Tues, Jan 26, 7:30 pm: Concert: Chamber Orchestra of the Reformed University of Barranquilla, Colombia. Part of the group's U.S. tour: "Music Among Friends."  Free.  At Jack H. Miller Center for Musical Arts, 221 Columbia Ave, Holland.
 
Thurs, Jan 28, noon: January Lunch and Learn, sponsored by Partners for a Racism-Free Community.  Understanding the Fundamentals of Racism includes "defining what racism is, examining the language of racism, and looking at the ways it exists at institutional and individual levels; will include strategies to discuss instances of racism in the workplace, at home, or in the community.  $37.74. Register at www.prfc-gr.org/events or call (616) 466-6187.  At Heart of West MI United Way, 118 Commerce Ave, SW, Grand Rapids.
                  
Sat, Jan 30, 9 am to 3 pm: Human Trafficking Community Conference.  Presentations and breakout session options (education, faith, medical, law enforcement) "to bring awareness and education to the growing issue of human trafficking.  Organized by Ottawa Allegan County Human Trafficking Task Force; ottawaalleganhttf@gmail.com  Free; includes lunch.  Register at https://www.eventbrite.com  At Central Wesleyan Church, 446 West 40th, Holland. Enter at Door "D."
  
Community Opportunity
Restorative Circles Facilitator Training, Feb 4 and 5, 9 am to 4 pm: Learn how to communicate during times of conflict or around different points of view, in communities, families, workplaces, congregations.  Gain skills that can be put in practice immediately in informal ways and also learn how to facilitate a formal restorative circle.  For info and to register: https://hrcircles.wordpress.com/ or call Hope Church, (616) 392-7947.  At Hope Church RCA, 77 West 11th St, Holland.
 
Looking Ahead
Alliance for Cultural and Ethnic Harmony (ACEH):  Friday, Feb. 5, 5 pm:  "A Heart to Heart Community Celebration" potluck and cultural sharing party with music, activities, delicious food, silent auction, more.  Everyone is welcome!   Please plan to bring a dish from your cultural heritage and a nonperishable food item for a local food bank. ACEH provides beverages and table service.  (616) 886-4758 or (616) 396-2201. At First United Methodist Church, 57 West 10th St, Holland.
 
We are looking for additional items for the silent auction: business/restaurant gift cards, hosts for a dinner in your home (or to cook in someone else's home), craft and art items, etc.  Please contact Al Minert at 396-3751 or apminerthm@att.net
 
Korean New Year Celebration:  Saturday, Feb 6, 2 pm:  Includes Chicago Korean Dancing Company, Korean Taekwondo Team, Maciek's Magic Show. Hosted by the Holland Korean Church. Contact Dr. John Kim at  johnkimsma@gmail.com or (616) 795-8047 or 392-2635. At Park Christian Reformed Church, 1496 West 32nd St, Holland.
 
Jobs
Holland Michigan Works:  Hiring event Tues, Jan 26, 10 am -2 pm at 121 Clover St, Holland; (616) 396-2154.   60 positions at 5 employers (Haworth, Pioneer Resources, Advanced Architectural Products, Integrated Fabric Resources, Blu Perspective).  Bring copies of resume.
 
Allegan County:  Call-in child care worker, part-time; corrections officer; deputy sheriff; personal health services manager; senior legal secretary; social worker, part-time. www.allegancounty.org and click on Job Opportunities.
 
Center for Women in Transition:  Crisis intervention advocate, full-time.  Bachelor's degree in social work, criminal justice, or related field; bilingual English/Spanish highly desired.  Info at www.cwitmi.org, Click on About CWIT and scroll down to Job Opportunities.  Also on-call shelter assistants, volunteer and intern positions including intern for Girls on the Run.
 
City of Holland:   Executive assistant I, full-time. Deadline is Fri, Feb 5. 
 Project engineer. http://www.cityofholland.com/jobs or pick up application at City Hall, Human Resources Dept, 270 S. River, Holland.  Other: Mechanic assistant, police cadet, reserve police officer, TV & broadcasting internships.  Send cover letters, resumes to above address or email hr@cityofholland.com
                         
Evergreen Commons:   In-home care aide; housekeeper, part-time (13-15 hrs/wk, 5 pm-7:30 pm M-F). accounting assistant, part-time (18-20 hrs/wk) Go to www.evergreencommons.org. click on Evergreen at top of page and Join Our Team.
 
Grand Rapids Community College:  Adjunct faculty positions; police lieutenant; support professional for distance learning.  www.grcc.edu/humanresources/jobs
 
Grand Rapids Downtown Market:  Various openings in the shops and restaurants.  www.downtownmarketgr.com/be-a-part/work
 
Grand Valley State University:  Full-time custodians, and various other positions. https://gvsu.edu/jobs/htm
 
Haworth, Inc.:  www.Haworth.com/Careers  Various open positions.
 
Herman Miller, Inc.:  www.hermanmiller.com  Various open positions.  Click on About Us and scroll down to Careers.
 
Holland Charter Township:  Administrative assistant for Department of Public Works (part-time, 20 hr/wk).  www.hct.holland.mi.us
 
Holland Hospital:  Full- and part-time positions.  www.hollandhospital.org and click on Careers.
 
Hope College:  www.hope.edu  Staff counselors in Counseling and Psychological Services (part-time and full-time); STEM resident advisor.
 
Nature's Market:  Cashier, including stocking and packing product.  30/hrs wk, Mon, Tues, Wed, Thurs, Sat.
Applications available at the store's information desk, 1013 South Washington, Holland.
 
Ottawa Area Intermediate School District:   Career- and work-based learning coordinator; intervenor for student with visual/hearing impairments; manufacturing support aide; paraprofessional-graphic design; early literary coach.  www.oaisd.org and click on Employment. 
 
Ottawa County Friend of the Court:  Account specialist; custody investigator; data processing specialist.  Positions open until filled.  Openings also in other county offices. Go to www.miottawa.org, click on Online Services, and scroll down to Employment Opportunities.
 
West Ottawa Public Schools:  www.westottawa.net/jobs/
 
Zeeland Public Schools:   www.zps.org/jobs
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Will You Help Support  ACEH and "In the Community"?
It's easy—there are 3 ways to become a member:
--You can join at our website www.harmonyalliance.org through PayPal;
--You can write a check to ACEH, c/o Treasurer Al Minert, Box 3007, Holland, MI 49422-3007;
--Or you can join at any ACEH program or social event.
 
Dues are $20 per year for an individual ($35 for two years); $30 per year for a couple or family ($50 for two years; $40 annually for a nonprofit; and $75 per year for a business.  In lieu of (or in addition to) paying dues, you may join as a service member, contributing volunteer time to the group.  ACEH is a 501c3 organization.
 
 

Sunday, January 17, 2016

In the Community from ACEH January 17, 2016

In the Community: January 17, 2016
A Weekly Listing of Diversity and Multicultural Events
From the Alliance for Cultural and Ethnic Harmony
 
ACEH was founded in Holland in 1999 and is committed to justice, equal opportunity, cross-cultural understanding, and appreciation for diversity.  Members and friends work together through programs, outreach, advocacy, and social events to make West Michigan a place where all people are welcomed and respected. "In the Community" is also on the ACEH website www.harmonyalliance.org
                                
Check us out under Groups on Facebook at ACEH - Alliance for Cultural and Ethnic Harmony. Lots of posted info and links to multicultural, race, and justice topics.  
                                   
Interested in becoming a member?  Your support helps us continue to publish "In the Community" and carry out other activities.  Please see info at the end of this email.
_________________________________________________________________
 
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day Activities: Monday, January 18
8:30 am until noon: Day of Service at Maple Avenue Ministries.  Opportunity for volunteers to                                           assembly hygiene kits for the homeless and distribute them to local agencies.  At Maple Avenue Ministries, 427 Maple Ave, Holland.
 
9:30 am to 10:30 am, or 11 am to noon:  Martin Luther King Jr event for elementary students: "The Fair Housing Five & the Haunted House," based on curriculum developed by the Greater New Orleans Fair Housing Center.  Receive free book, bookmark, and snacks.  hrc@cityofholland.com or (616) 355-1328; leave name, number of students, and phone number. Sponsored by City of Holland and Fair Housing Center of West Michigan.  At Holland City Hall, 270 South River Ave, Holland.
 
11:30 am: 30th annual Commemoration Program and Community Peace March.  At Grand Rapids Community College, Gerald R. Ford Fieldhouse, Grand Rapids.
 
1 pm to 3 pm: Visual Art Presentation on Contemporary African American Artists, featuring Nick Cave and Kehinde Wiley.  Program includes an art project for students ages 8 and up. Also touched on: African American artists of the past, including Jean Michael Basquiat, The Gees Bend quilters, and Highwaymen artists of Florida.  Free.  Presented by City of Holland and Holland Area Arts Council.  At Holland City Hall, 270 South River Ave, Holland.
 
 2 pm to 5 pm:  Documentary films: "Black History: A Retrospective," followed by panel discussion.  MLK Day of Service hosted by African American Awareness and Development Organization (AAADO).  Refreshments.  At Herrick District Library auditorium, 300 South River, Holland.
 
4:30 pm to 6:30 pm:  Soul Food Fest.  Hosted by Office of Multicultural Education and Hope Dining Services.  $6 for community members.  At Phelps Dining Hall, 10th St and Columbia Ave, Holland.
 
 7 pm: Annual Martin Luther King Jr., Civil Rights Lecture. Keynote speaker is Hope College graduate David A. Paul. His lecture, "Dare to be BOLD," will examine King's early life and career and "what causes a man to aggressively fight against injustice," with focus on King's courage to lead despite threats to his life.  At Dimnent Memorial Chapel, College Ave at 12th St, Holland.
 
7 pm: MLK at the Movies.  Conversation around the experiences of young people and their encounters with racism based on the movie "DOPE."  Free.  Presented by Partners for a Racism-Free Community, West Michigan AmeriCorps Collaborative, and Celebration! Cinema.  At Celebration! Cinema, 2121 Celebration Dr NE, Grand Rapids.
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Wed, Jan 20, 7 pm:  2015 Social Justice Award presentation by City of Holland Human Relations Commission.  At City Hall, 270 South River Ave, Holland.
 
Wed, Jan 20 (10 am-noon); Fri, Jan 22 (2 pm-4 pm), or Mon, Jan 25 (3 pm-5 pm): Asian and Asian Pacific Island residents, and Asian and Asian Pacific Island Americans, are invited to share their stories and be photographed at one of these free story collection events.  Trained facilitators available to help story-tellers; participants receive a copy of their recorded story and a professional photograph.  For information, call (616) 355-3721 or email reference@herrickdl.org  At Herrick District Library, 300 South River Ave, Holland.
 
Thurs, Jan 21, 6:30 pm: Annual Abrahamic Dinner "to strengthen friendship and understanding among Abrahamic traditions: Judaism, Christianity, and Islam."  Theme is "Conflicts, Violence, and Religion"; speakers from Temple Emanuel, Westminster Presbyterian Church, Masjid At-Tawheed.  Cosponsored by Niagara Foundation and Kaufman Interfaith Institute.  $10.  RSVP by Wed, Jan 20 at interfaith@gvsu.edu or (616) 331-5702.  At Masjid At-Tawheed, 3357 East Paris, Kentwood.
 
Tues, Jan 26, 6:30 pm: Boys & Girls Club of Greater Holland: Youth of the Year Event.  Celebrate 2016 Youth of the Year nominees as they present their life and Club journey.  Refreshments. At Midtown Center, 96 West 15th, Holland (also entrance on 16th St), Holland.
 
Tues, Jan 26, 6:30 pm: "Beyond Hate and Fear: Immigration and the Refugee Crisis in America."  Four panelists, discussion of "ensuring that due process and equal protection under the Constitution are guaranteed to every person, regardless of immigration status."  Hosted by ACLU of Michigan.  At Loosemore Auditorium, GVSU downtown campus, West 401 Fulton St, Grand Rapids.
 
Community Opportunity
Restorative Circles Facilitator Training, Feb 4 and 5, 9 am to 4 pm: Learn how to communicate during times of conflict or around different points of view, in communities, families, workplaces, congregations.  Gain skills that can be put in practice immediately in informal ways and also learn how to facilitate a formal restorative circle.  For info and to register: https://hrcircles.wordpress.com/
or call Hope Church, (616) 392-7947.  At Hope Church RCA, 77 West 11th St, Holland.
 
Looking Ahead
Alliance for Cultural and Ethnic Harmony (ACEH):  Friday, Feb. 5, 5 pm:  "A Heart to Heart Community Celebration" potluck and cultural sharing party with music, activities, delicious food, silent auction, more.  Everyone is welcome!   Please plan to bring a dish from your cultural heritage and a nonperishable food item for a local food bank.  (616) 886-4758 or (616) 396-2201. At First United Methodist Church, 57 West 10th St, Holland.
 
We are looking for additional items for the silent auction: business/restaurant gift cards, hosts for a dinner in your home (or to cook in someone else's home), craft and art items, etc.  Please contact Al Minert at 396-3751 or apminerthm@att.net
 
Korean New Year Celebration:  Saturday, Feb 6, 2 pm:  Includes Chicago Korean Dancing Company, Korean Taekwondo Team, Maciek's Magic Show. Hosted by the Holland Korean Church. Contact Dr. John Kim at  johnkimsma@gmail.com or (616) 795-8047 or 392-2635. At Park Christian Reformed Church, 1496 West 32nd St, Holland.
 
Jobs and Job Fair
Holland Michigan Works:  Hiring event Tues, Jan 19, 10 am -2 pm at 121 Clover St, Holland; (616) 396-2154.   101 positions at Stratosphere Quality, Dean Transportation, Advantage Solutions, Integrated Fabric Resource, Primera Plastics Inc, Blu Perspective, Kenco Logistic Services, Haworth. Quality inspectors, bus drivers, promotional sales specialists (part-time), production operators, sewers, general labor, inspector/operator, maintenance manager, quality engineer, lugger, material technician, venue cleaners, quality team lead, warehouse hilo operators, machine operators, material handlers, loader/unloader, team members/lead.  Bring copies of resume.
 
 Woodward Job Fair:  Thurs, Jan 21, 9 am to noon; Fri, Jan 22: 9 am to noon and 1 pm to 4 pm:  Mechanical assemblers, welders (2nd shift), machinist, CMM programmer.  At 700 North Centennial St, Zeeland, or online at www.woodward.com/careers
 
Allegan County:  Call-in child care worker, part-time; corrections officer; deputy sheriff; personal health services manager; senior legal secretary; social worker, part-time. www.allegancounty.org and click on Job Opportunities.
 
Center for Women in Transition:  Crisis intervention advocate, full-time.  Bachelor's degree in social work, criminal justice, or related field; bilingual English/Spanish highly desired.  Info at www.cwitmi.org, Click on About CWIT and scroll down to Job Opportunities.  Also on-call shelter assistants, volunteer and intern positions including intern for Girls on the Run.
 
City of Holland:   Project engineer. http://www.cityofholland.com/jobs or pick up application at City Hall, Human Resources Dept, 270 S. River, Holland.  Other: Mechanic assistant, police cadet, reserve police officer, TV & broadcasting internships.
                         
Evergreen Commons:   In-home care aide; housekeeper, part-time (13-15 hrs/wk, 5 pm-7:30 pm M-F). accounting assistant, part-time (18-20 hrs/wk) Go to www.evergreencommons.org. click on Evergreen at top of page and Join Our Team.
 
Grand Rapids Community College:  Adjunct faculty positions; police lieutenant; support professional for distance learning.  www.grcc.edu/humanresources/jobs
 
Grand Rapids Downtown Market:  Various openings in the shops and restaurants.  www.downtownmarketgr.com/be-a-part/work
 
Grand Valley State University:  Full-time custodians, and various other positions. https://gvsu.edu/jobs/htm
 
Haworth, Inc.:  www.Haworth.com/Careers  Various open positions.
 
Herman Miller, Inc.:  www.hermanmiller.com  Various open positions.  Click on About Us and scroll down to Careers.
 
Holland Charter Township:  Administrative assistant for Department of Public Works (part-time, 20 hr/wk).  www.hct.holland.mi.us
 
Holland Hospital:  Full- and part-time positions.  www.hollandhospital.org and click on Careers.
 
Hope College:  www.hope.edu  Staff counselors in Counseling and Psychological Services (part-time and full-time); STEM resident advisor.
 
Ottawa Area Intermediate School District:   Career- and work-based learning coordinator; intervenor for student with visual/hearing impairments; manufacturing support aide; paraprofessional-graphic design; early literary coach.  www.oaisd.org and click on Employment. 
 
Ottawa County Friend of the Court:  Account specialist; custody investigator; data processing specialist.  Positions open until filled.  Openings also in other county offices. Go to www.miottawa.org, click on Online Services, and scroll down to Employment Opportunities.
 
West Ottawa Public Schools:  www.westottawa.net/jobs/
 
Zeeland Public Schools:   www.zps.org/jobs
 _____________________________________________________________________________
 
Will You Help Support  ACEH and "In the Community"?
It's easy—there are 3 ways to become a member:
--You can join at our website www.harmonyalliance.org through PayPal;
--You can write a check to ACEH, c/o Treasurer Al Minert, Box 3007, Holland, MI 49422-3007;
--Or you can join at any ACEH program or social event.
 
Dues are $20 per year for an individual ($35 for two years); $30 per year for a couple or family ($50 for two years; $40 annually for a nonprofit; and $75 per year for a business.  In lieu of (or in addition to) paying dues, you may join as a service member, contributing volunteer time to the group.  ACEH is a 501c3 organization.