Bent n Federal redit
Union i fa ed ith an
ugu t 0 deadlin f r
compliance
m de by
nion examiner.
ccording to reli ble
ource tho request will
b di cu d at th Ben
ton Harbor ity Commis
orkship ednesday,
25 behind clo d
oor.
City ttomey or-
ri G vin ho al rve on
the Credit Union Board
announced th t the meeting
will be clo d to the public
. ce there' the po ibility
of lititg tion regarding the
matter to be di u d.
According to informed
urce the bigge t problem
f cing the Credit Union is
the current operating 10 s.
The e miner, Derric
. Vander I has given the
Credit Union and the ity
until ug t 20 to e tab
lish a ritten policy to
e t blish" a policy to co r
the deficits, undivided earn
in and current operating
1
The original de dline
db en June 1.
The other p t du
ction needed by the City
ommi ion' for the city
to turn over it intere t
in the building hou ing
th credit union to the
credit union.· .
Benton To ship
o ns the building, but
pparently the city must
di t i If fir t.
ccording to ource,
ttomey G vin h b n
proponent of not having
the city gi it intere t .
He pparently wan the
Credit Union to relocate.
en contacted by The
itizen, Gavin ref d to
commeot ying only that
hoev r supplying the
paper with the inform tion
breaking confidentiali-
ty.
He denied th t it ould
be a conflict of interest for
him to be . tting on the
CU board while repre oting
the city.
Gavin id, «A long as
all parties kno who you
repre nt, then according to
bar rule that . not a
conflict of interest. '
BH SE
our e indicate that
Gavin' ar ument for the
citynot d natin the build
ing and the U relo tin
is th t the ational redit
Union s ciation will
ize the building if the
CU goe under.
Gavin refu ed to com
ment on that.
The other problem of
the deficit will al be
di d at ednesday'
Deadline to work out
the deficit h d been June 1.
re:
from L
200 OUT
OF AJOB
The Citizen went
to pres it learned that 200
YElP (Youth Employ
ment and Training Pro
gram) funded by CET A
through the Benton Har
bor Area School ould
be closed down.
ccording to eldon
Burden, ETA Director,
the funds had been ex
hausted.
"I'm not ure how
it happened, , Burden
id.
10 5 PtA
T IP
The Senior Socialites
of the Beoton Harbor/Ben
ton Township Senior Citi
zens Center invite you to
take a one d y bus trip
to Shipshawanna a giant
uction and flea market.
An afternoon of shop
ping in Elkhart is al
planned by the Senior.
Lunch is included for
total cost of 16 per
per n.
Transportation will be
via Indian Trails motor
coach.
Deadline for re rva-
tions is August 10. ,
Call 927-2497 for
re rvations or informa
tion.
The trip is planned for
u ust 29 according to
Mary Taylor of the Senior
Center.
and orth Shore to rter
tump, Pearl and S dus.
Principal un ffeeted
by the h nge in ssign
m nt are John per, Hull;
Ro arie Barhydt, r-
ton. J ph Shurn, Seely
ord: and Ru II Tyne •
Sterne Brunson.
lemen tary s hools
without a igned building
prin ipal are: Calvin Bri
tain. John n, ilIburg and
pink Corners.
C
Y UPG
ADES,
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JULY 25 ·30, 1979 THE CITIZE
PAGE 3
emb r of the nited
ommuruty Development
orporation have t
meting for Tuesday J uJy
31 at th Benton Harbor
Library to elect n
Board of Directors.
Th call for the m et
ing as prompted by a
Special eeting of the
B ard that as held ri
day July 20 at the ap
lain sTable.
At that m etin , three
general members Rita
agner Terry elly ' and
J ames Brown were a ed to
leav hile the Directors
discussed removal of the
ecutive Director harle
Henry.
In a letter to the
general members of OC,
the three aggrieved member
gi their reasons for calling
for a general meeting and
election of a n w Board:
. 'Since the ones asking
the three general members
to leave are not resident
LOC
GATE BLOCKS CARS - Th n ate erected at the entrance of Jean Kl Park, In an effort to e p
no on the beach, but it m lugging pic . gear. See traffic off the bea h. th
ity Commi ion voted
fe ee s go for blo in
off Jean loc par from
motor traffic alon with
to up-
R
o
I
A
c
of th ity of Benton H r-
bor and do n t operate
busine in th it and
since the only fund
has are H D fund nt
to Benton Harb r f r B n
ton Harb r' the let t r
reads.
, And
Enactment of a trash
ordinance by the Benton
Township Board ha appar
ently caused an incre in
littering according to Con
stable Jerry Campbell.
Alerted by Township
residents The Citizen re
porter learned from the
Constable that the 3.50
monthly fee for trash pic -
up has met with resistence
from m Township resi
dents.
ccording to ampbeU
illegal dumpings occur rno t
frequently on Britain, South
uclid and Benton enter
Road in the Township.
The only way to dis
cover exactly who is resp n
sibl for dumping the trash
bags i to actually go
goe on t qu te
rti Ies of Incorp ra-
tion givin all m m r
equal right in discu . n.
Informed ob
note that with th
million grant
through U from the
city for Jenny's Landin .
small group that h h d
control of th organiza
tion is attempting to p
it.
P
entran e to the par
been bloc ed off and
and guardrail t th main
allo only for
and maintenan
o
through the bags and hunt
for names on scrap of
paper or old bill receipt.
Irate residents hay
done thi and reported their
finding to the Con tabl .
Punishm nt for offen
ders i u u lIy a ticket
nd a fine of 20
ding to ampbell.
v r. he re rt
re ent entence
b more effe live.
According to amp-
bell if the offender has to
pic up roadside trash for
one month, 'it seem to
be the best form of pun
ishment. I u ually reeo
mend this for a entence."
nyone ith com-
plaint sh uld call the
To n ip Hall.