Harbor To rs Day! T t Fund of the Record
Sunday, September 16, ing Indurtrice °til the
1979, from 3:00 to S:OO cooperation of Local 232,
p.m. in th To p - American Frederation of
lot. This event 0 ians,. Benton Harbor,
be free d open to th AI Davino, Pr ident. Dona-
public. tio will be accepted for
onprofit organiza °0 the usic Performance
ha items for Trust Fund.
The Current Board of
Director of the Benton
Harbor Housing Commis
eon are: Pre ident Carl L.
Brown; Vice Pre ident, Rev.
Arnold R. Bolin; Commis ..
o ner Edmund B. Eaman,
Rev 0 illiam Cole and r.
Shirley cGee.
The Staff of the Benton
Harbor Housing Commi
eon 0 Sammie Smith, Exec-
tive Director; Veret
urn, 0 tant Executive
Director Benda P e, Hous-:
ing er; Juanita. Beene,
Clerical Aide; Danethel
Whitefield, ccounts Pay
ble Clerk; and, Virignia
Ed . d ,I.e 0 and Occo-
pancy Cler .
In 1967, the Harbor
To ers Board of Comrni
. oners Elden
Butzb ugh, President,
illiam D. Downey, Vice-
Through the courte
of the Senior Citizen Cen
ter of Pipeston d all
Str , under the direc
tor ip of tty
Smith refreshmen will be
rved. Th re 0 no mis-
mion fee.
From 3:00 to 4:00
p.m. m will be fur-
o ed by concert band
dir ed by Samuel
Read. The b 0 made
po Obi through grant
from th . c Perform ce
o
A Republican member
of the Ho Taxation Com
mitt ° d today that he
do "e rything pas-
ibl" to make ure that
biD to tax che d
money order 10 ceo
upon . payment doe
-iii .... • tature.
St te Rep tati e
S cey (R-Berrien
Springs) called the propo
"the latest plan by the
Democrat-controlled Taxa
tion Committee to con
fiscate money from the
te's citize , orkers and
busin o •• in pursuit of
more socialistic programs."
The me re, intro
duced this summer by Taxa
tion Committe Chairman
George ontgomery (D-
Jerome . Erick n,
ealth officer for the
County Health Department
ounced th t e ry no
t mu proof
o at 1 one d e ch of
OPT (diphtheria, pert
tetan ), polio, me
mum and rubella ccin
or face e cl ° n from
001 during the first
or no later than onday,
September 10th.
ditio
up . n d t
been t for 0 mber
20, 1979, and February
19, 1980, to insure th t
child completed
the required . of 0 •
The minimum serle of
o requred by the idl-
Department of Public
He th include four do
of OPT ccine, three d
of poliO, dod
a
Detroit}, propo 10
cent tax on e ry chec
or money order th t °
deposited or ,.. ed in a
financial institution in
ichigan, The money raised
by the tax ° designed to
10 -income home
owners pay re . dnetial heat
ing bills this winter.
ontgomery claims that the
legislation ould generate
about $100 million year
for that purpo . °
"This . another ex
ample of the Democrats
offering an anti-busin
bill in te that is already
rated th poorest in the
nation in hich to do
busin s," S cey id.
"Taxing busin and
b ould ultimately
•
•
Pre ° dent, Byron
Sheffer, Howard • Snyder
and Dr. C. tt Brown,
Conuni loners.
This event 0 being
sponsored through the
cooperation of the Resident
dvisory Council of Harbor
To . Its officers are
President, Edson ar all;
Vice Pre ident, Buster
G ddie; Secretary,
Jo phine Barre; Tre-
surer, Charle illiarn and
Sergeant-at-arms John
Jenkins.
The Harbor To eIS h
availabl for its re ° dents
a library, Community
Room., recreation room and
an arts and crafts room.
Church programs are
sponsored by the residents
with local ministers partici
p ting, birthday partie are
held monthly and various
rei ident cub meet dur-
the montll".
Coordination of the
Harbor To er Day
done by Veretta Shum,
�UL41wt Director and
Page, Housin
amager.
All former Commi
loners, re ° dents and fri
ends are. urged to attend.
mean taxing consumers be
cause you know that 10
cent surcharge will be
eel 0 to eftry
or I write."
Stacey called
ontgomery' propo "an
other instance of go em
ment intervention and an
other instance of the Legis
lature's majority party mis
readin the is es of the
voters."
"I don't kno hat
the voters of this state
have to do to let the Demo
crats kno that they .are
fed up to here with taxe , ,
Stacey °d."They just
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THE CITIZEN
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keep trying to ram their
cial programs down the
voters' throats ithout any
co 'deration for ho the
voters voted in the
election."
Stacey al urged his
constituents to ttend one
of 0 public hearin he
duled on the legislation. A
hearing will be eld edn -
day at 10 a.m. in Detroit'
Chamber of Commerce
Office, ISO ichigan
A nue. The State Capitol
Building in Lansing will be
the ite of scheduled hear
ing Thursday. The hearing
will begin at 1 :30 p.m.
in the Sen te Appropria
tions Room.
e
roof 0
I,
F� Urumu�tion
clini are provided by the
health department on a
regular bOat the folio -
ing locations and times:
Every Friday, 9:00 - 11:30
a.m. t the health depart
ment, 769 Pipestone, Ben
ton Harbor; every Thursday,
9:00 - 11:30 a.m. at the
health department' il
.. ,
o
each of me es, mumps. forms are available' the office, 120S orth Front
and rubell vaccines. ew hools and must be igned Street; every fourth onday
requirements thi year are by parent or guardian if of the month, 9:00 - 11:30
the fourth OPT do and the child cannot be im- a.m. at Berrien General
the mump ccine, rnmunized for any re n Hospital, Berri n Center;
During the first wee ch medical problems' and every third ednesd y
of school, children not or religious belief: . of the month, 9:00 - 11:30
having t le t one do Parents of children who a.m. at Chik.aming edical
of the required serie will do not m et the entrance Center on Red Arm High ..
be held out of d and requirements for shcool are y in Harbert.
parents contacted to pic urged to see their private
them up. phy ician or attend one of
the pecial clinics bein
offered by the health de
partment.
The child will not be
aIlo ed to return untill
the paren provide proof
to the 001 that the
child received at I
on do of each ccine.
The child must continue on
an immunization schedule
until the minimum required
series of shots He complet
ed or f ce exclusion on the
follo -up ovember and
February exd 'on dates.
Immunization wai er
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