y,Feb.21
OBITUARIES
,64 of
1095 B �, Benton
Harbor, died Frid y t Ber­
I rien General Ho pit , Ber-
rien Center, following
thy illne
Funeral rvice will
held Friday, Feb. 29
1 p.m. t Robbins
Brothers Funeral Home,
168 . Fair. Burial ill
be in ount P1e t
Cemetery. Friends m y call
beginning Thursday t th
funeral home.
r. Thorn w born
Sept. 28, 1915, in lincoln
County, i., and had been
a re "dent here for the past
25 years. He a veteran
of World ar II.
Survivor in lude: his
rs. Lagather Thoma
daughter - Ora and
Carrie and three n - Ira
Jame and rl, all f
Benton Harbor three bra­
the - J .C. of Chicago,
R. . of Brookhaven, i.
and Jeremiah of Californi ;
four . ter - Carri and
Joy Thorn of Chicago,
and rs. illie Brown and
r. Beulah Green of
Bro
ELLA AE 'JILL RD
r . Ella Hilliard,
69, 807 E. High St., Benton
Harbor died t 2:45 p.m.
Saturday at ercy Ho pital,
a SpeCUIC nne item wtucn
e into ccount th
nece 'ty for Citizen Ad vi­
ry Board members to be
able to travel to
orkshop , and board
meetings. ThIs provides
Citizen dvisory Board
member th oppo unity
to becom more know-
edgeable about federal
programs particularly
tho programs that im­
p ct on Jow and mode­
rate income people. It
should be under tood
that too monie designated
for Ci tizen Advi ry Board
activities in th se appli -
uun mu t not oruy De
ppro ed by the city
cornmissi n but by th
Departmen t of Hou ing
and Urban Development.
To my knowled th
Citizens Advi ory Board
has always operated ell
within the pproved
budge . It houJd lob
noted that' the Benton
H rbor ity C mmi ion
mu� � h
approval b fore ny itizen
dvi ry Board member
may tr el to or ttend
any function tha requires
the e penditure of h
monie .
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