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JU E U. 1979
THE CITIZEN
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nished 'in different periods
of this area's history. A
volunteer guide will meet
you • at the door. He or
she will escort you around
this magnificent house, tell
ing you its story and some
pioneer community history.
The orton House is loca
ted at 501 Territorial in
Benton Harbor. It is open
. to the public 1 to 4 p.m.
and Sunday, 2 to 4 p.m.
By Chris Hedrick
This ee I ould like
to bring to your attention
some of the things that
are happening every wee in
our community. Things that
should ta e advantage of
because they are so near and
so fun!
The Sarrett ature Cen
ter: Located on Benton
Center Road off of Red
High y, is a on
ildlife sanctuary
day. A very educational
experience for you and
the kids.
Josephine Morton
""'lftftI'ial Home: This is a
place all pass many times
• a week, but ho many of
us have actually visited the
historic orton House? It
is definetly orth your
time, and it is free! Each
room has' been restored by
the Federation of Women's
Club to show rooms fur-
and education I center oper
ated by the Michigan Audo
bon Society. There exists
seve paths and trails
where you can see a wide
assortment of plants and
ildlife. It is a great
place to take the kids for
a picnic! The Sarrett Na
ture Center is open to the
public from 1 to 5 p.m.
The center is also open
Tuesday through' Satur
day from 10 a.m. to 5
o.rn.
Deer Forest: Located
on Paw P.aw Lake Road in
Coloma is the famous Deer
Forest Amusement Park. It
has many anim Is in natural
settings and train rides foe:
you and the kids. It is also
a good place to take a
picnic. Deer Forest is open
almost everyday, all day
until Labor Day. There is
a small ntrance fee to the
park and you can stay all
our adv
Patroniz
S per" Vie Stor s
. and
PIPESTO E OOTE
-DR. HARZEL TAYLOR,
director of th Benton HM
bOr /Benton Township Den
tal Clinic, ntly
appointed to the Cham
ber of Commerce Board
of Directors. Dr. Taylor is
a lifel()ng resid nt of Ben
ton Harbor where he served
as member of th Board of
Education from 1958 to
1970. He is secretary of
the Y CA and a life mem
ber of the AACP.
Green
Things
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151 E. ai
ACROSS FROM PF.NNEY� • cu
THIS WEEK SPECIAL
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omen Sa
to plant
There's st I tim
July and last well into
September.
So take a little time'
now and enjoy the beauty
later. It really adds to the
appearance of your home,
too! If you hav any ques
tions about houseplants or
gardening in general, write
to "Green Things," % The
Citizen, P.O. Box 216, Ben
ton H rbor, MI 49022.
Summer is here! Beauti
ful flo ers are coming up
e ry here! And, if you
hurry, you still have time to
plant your garden for con
tinuous summer blooms.
It n dn't b a big terrace
g rden. A sm II patch of
g rden or bord r will do.
And it' easy nd inex
p nsi !
There re t 0 avs to
plant flo er g rden; buy _--------------- ......... --�
the pJ nts t a nursery nd
plant them directly in the
g rd n or buy seeds and •
sow thes in the garden.
Personnallv, I find
ds the better way. It
i easier and cheaper ith
the me r ults. Especially
if you hav only a small
sp ce to wor with.
So ing seeds is not
h rd. I usually pick two or
three varieties, varying in
hei hi and complimenting
colors. arigolds, zinninas,
Ivia, alysuum, p tunias, L�=��!!!�=t_ _:__bd� •• II1�LI
nd moss roses e just a
few that do ell from ed.
I ha had the best luc
ith marigolds and alysu
urn. The flo ers do ell
together and the colors
complim nt each other nice
·Iy.
Just follow the direc-
ns on the b c of the
seed packet and you can't
go ong. One variation I
use, though, is to so the
seeds in little groups ins ead
of ro • This gives you a
more natural look, when
they start to come up. Be
sure to keep the soil moist
at all times. (E ven after
the flo ers corne up.) And
be sure to keep the weeds
away as best you can.
If you plant now your
flowers should come up
around the beginning of
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