App' tion for will run from 8 to 10
CETA's Summer Youth Em- beginnin in J
ployment Program (SYEP) Youth will rk 25
will be accepted beginning hours a ee for S3.10
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T y, Apdll. per hour at non-profit and
SYEP . funded by other public ncies. Su-
CETA and operated by the pervisioo at the is
Youth Services Bure ,145 provided by the participa-
aiD, Benton Harbor. ling cy.
YSB wiD be tablisbing According to YSB dir-
outreach centel1 abo, and ector, D.O. Spence, SYEP
information to the loca- been allocated S559,785
tion of thote centers can be to rve about 500 economi­
had by caIlina 927-4427, or, cally d vant youth in
in iles at 683-3692. the summer job program.
The jobs program for In order to determine.
youth 14 to 21 y of eiipbility, youth ho apply
are excluded? How can
Dear Editor, they care when h ety-
I ould just like to head individuals ignore
publically y thank you to them?
o e of my neighbors. "When government .
On arch 14, 1980 I run from behind th scene
re . ved Christmas Card in ho can people care or t
the mail. It sent from invol d?"
Tenne by elderly Jo ph criticized the
unt and uncle. news media that "pi
The card had been mail- Blac ainst Blac , one
ed on December 13, 1979 city gainst another and
and had gone to th addre make decision about
that on the envelope. t i ne or thy. "
'They had the numbers right, "Citizens h ve be-
but in the wrong p ce, in- come pawn of thJ the
d fA 870 it addre po er bra en."
ed, 807. "If you're poor or
. de th card 'B, your chance of
five dollar bill. . making it to po . tion
The lady had recie eel
the card in December, and
misplaced it. She found it
a couple 0 and
mailed it b to my aunt
after she opened it and
the fIVe dollars, Five dollar
may not be much, but many
people oold have kept it.
I'm sure there are many
others in Benton Harbor
that would have done the
same thing.
That' just one examp
that let us kno that Ben­
ton Harbor isn't all b .
Benton Harbor has many
tJ>od people. In f ct I'll go
far enoup to y that t
majori ty of our citizens are
FOCi. Remember, "One
ro pp ruins a' h
barrel."
Thank
1
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must brin ·t n proof of
their family's income hicb
includ current document -
tiOll from the So' Secur­
ity AdminiItra . n, De t­
ment of Social Service and
employe . Income docu-
mentation ouJd
earnings for '. months
prior to the youth' appli­
cation for an SYEP '80
job.
Youth mu also
proof of a and
curity card hen ey
apply. Youth under the a
of 18 mu bring a parent
o.
include Arno d
Leonard, 1025 Emerson,
B.H.; Gear Harris, 660
Pearl, B.H.; Curti Frazier,
687 E. Empire, D.H.· D.O.
Spence 227 Hillcre t
Berrien Spring; rt
Lockhart 123 pi r B.
H.; Garland Hall, 832
ain, B.H.· Flynn im,
505 E. mpire, D.H.·
Royde S dler, 1100 en­
terfield, Berrien Sprin .
Ri hard Cannady 815
Scyarnore, it ; Ir it-
liarn , 995 E. ain, D.H.;
Louis Jo ph, 217 E. th
am: Percy L. Can 157
E. '. Zelm Turner,
276 argare e St.: in­
inott 980 Bishop
of influence are nothing.
unle you are nice,
obedien t individual.
"If you become
part of the po er-bro er
group you repre t them
and not the people," Jo ph
charged.
Jo ph explained th t
from his point of vie there
has been n tional crisis at
th beginning of e ch de­
cade since th 1920'.
en the poor and
the elderly b gin to mo ,a
to the mo men t, "
, the budget .
crisi and the Pre . den t is
going to cut b c
Rev. Arthur L. Je
pastor of Union emorial
African ethodist Episco­
pal Church, Benton Harbor,
died early Thursday, arch
20, at Borge Hospi al in
Kalamazoo.
Rev. Jelk , 66, came to
Benton Harbor in Septem­
ber of 1973 with experi­
ence a pastor' Loui-
. a, Illin' Indiana and
iles, ichigan.
Under Re . Jelks lead-
THE CITIZE
P GE3
out 200
'Ho can any
y I don t
to the
Benton Harbor
en th t po ition. . ..
don't . e to
is happening here. If citi­
aren't in lved it's
't
r-
COUNTY RETURNS UP
Berrien County Treasurer llliam C. Heyn announ­
ced the County's earning on investments re up 79
percent becau of yrocketing intere ra . Heyn
reported . S3,426,61� for 1979 compared
to SI,910,496 for 1978. Heyn indicated that e
aunt the intere earned by t account, but
fund not ifi yd' ted for a fund go to
j construction.
term.
a Bach lor 0
degr . He recei
ter of Arts from th
'ty of Detroit.
Re . Je . d
by . wife Do
ership, th church, located
at Cry tal and Empire, bull
280 000 sanctuary in
1979, and liquidated th
rnortgag on the fello . p
hall t the location.
R . Jelk born _--------.
December 22, 1913 in
barna. He gr dua d
from ilberforce Uni
1:)' with a chelor of Arts
degree and from P yne
Theological Seminary tth
en
UO
TO
TUFT
- Tution increa 9.5 percent to 10.5 percent
t th Uni r' ty of Michigan' Ann Arbo , Dearborn
and Flint campu following vote by the U Board
of Regen .
But the board voted for the incre Thursd y,
it id tuition in the fall could increase 14 percent
if the Legislature does not approve all the mo ey Gov.
illiam illiken requ ted for the univer . ty .
Resi nt tuition for freshmen and p omore on
the Ann Arbor carnpu will go up from S 1 ;212 to
1,327 a year, a 9.5 percent iner , th board id.
On the Dearborn camp , tuition will inere
10 percent from 964 to SI,06O a year, hile the Flint
campus tuition will' 10.S percent to S975 a year
from 882.
,
OFF C LSDEF
ichigan health official have decided
ho spit al" any hospital that has
"50 percent or more BI per ns on the verning
b rd d historical root in the Bla community."
The 'on' Comprehe 've Health Planning Coun-
up with t definition t the reque of the
iation for the Advancement of Colored
People. The AACP had sought the definition a
me of exemptin ch hospit from state-ordered
h pital bed reduc:tion p
Detroit's B de � ch hospital are more
n 'live to B patients than white institutio . Blac
hospitals provide important training for B
docto other bo 'tal penonnel, the le ers
contend.
bo· 'tal roo
munity be jud d by the CP, the
the Southern Chriitian Leldenbip Conference
Detroit ediCal �ie!y.
n. illaE.U