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y CRR HEDRIC Berrien County Courthou
"I like your title, 0- in December of 1954 and.
men on the 0 ,'becau became a permanent em-
1 belie e in being active. ployee on January 3, 1955.
There' an old ying that ."1 tarted out picking
if you ant job done, up email for Pro te
someon who' busy... Court, then pulling the mail
1 found this to be a ry and e ch job opening
� ying and this . my bee vailab in Probate,
de' ,to be at y on the 1 took the challenge," id
roo ," said Ollie . Hull, n. Hull.
Prob te Register at the Bet- She has also served on
tien County Courtho . many committee. She
rs, Hull lived in recently ed to be on the
Benton Harbor for 4S yean. Probate Register anual
e graduated from Benton Committee to form a manu­
Harbor High School and al for Probate Registen for
then attended Lake ichi- th te of ichigan. She
g Colle . She been a will be meeting in the te
member of Pilgrim Re court administrator office
pf t church fo 42 years, in Lansing and in Ann
d been a spe er in Arbor part time.
yare churc n. Hull has also rv-
rs, Hull d her hu ed pre 'dent of the PTA,
d ha flve children chairperson of the arch of
from 9 to Dim for Benton Town-
32. Her hu and, Reverand p, CP member, and
Ellis L. Hull, r.,· the member of the Benton Har-
. te P or Pilgrim bor Do ter Club.
e t pti hur. "I belie e in orking in
r . Hull tb first more than ju t the Church
to be hired at the be u a pent I feel
e ould take an ctive
part in our community ...
if your children are in
spor , mu ic, drama, dan­
cmg, etc., parents ould
attend and let them kno
you care," n. Hull said.
When ed how
liked 1iYin& in Benton Har­
bor, Mrs. Hull said e
really likes the school Sf
tern and ent on to ,
"If you live in this area
there . al y something
you can do to eam tiring,
if you really want to ork."
Mn. Hull lw many
hobbies. She like all sports
and is very involved . th
eight archers and is a
lifetime member.
. e fore
A an important me
to all citizen, rs.
Hull concluded, "I think
many things are blo
way out of proportion by
the De s· media in regard
to our community. I y to
'our young peop : get your
education and never forget
God and your parents 0
helped you to get th
Be B1ac and
proud, not ignorant and
loud."
Ollie Hull is truly a
oman on the move -
from being the 'first' at
th Courtho to becom-
ing foremo oman of
the community.
HELP US IDE TIFY
WOME 0 THE MOVE
(This ne column will and ouJd be right for
deal ith variou are this column, write to
omen ho have made not- " omen on th 0 ,"
ed chievements and/or care of Th Citizen, P.O.
helped the community in Box 216, Benton Harbor,
me y. If you h I 49022; or phon 927-
candid te ho you think 1527.)
. outstanding in their fi ld
Buddy FUch reno
jazz b d drummer and bi
b d er fo more th
year will bri
mu . al ty, .
and his
ustic-cornic pe auty to
e ichigan Colle
Community Center t 8
p.m., y 7, for a jazz
concert that will cap day
of m . cal tivity on the
C campu.
Rich, ho h contin-
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band format . ce the
1940' and played in
the band of ch greats
Tommy Dorsey and
Harry James, will pre t
program designed
young and old
e, cording to Dr. Don-
d oely, he of the C
c department.
mu . c department' Band
and Choir . tim and
the Student Senant
are co-sponsoring Rich's
ppearanee. Proceed from
the concert will be divided
be een the 0 uden t
group ho will u them
for holarship and udent
ctiviti .
Th Buddy Rich con­
cert will folio a aerie of
performance during the
day by area high hool
band taking part in the
South tern ichipn
Band and Orche tra Di rrict
VI jazz fe tival ho ted by
C. The high school band
performance will be open
to the public free of charge,
Dr. oely id.
Ti e for the evening
big band jazz concert are
priced t $4 for new
adnrw· W'OD, SS for resened
t' & 10 for .
tron '. T"
ail ble at the
om; CoIJlUl1IU1li
Center ofilCe; Ferris
Center, tOIl Hal.,.
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program, ccordi to Dr.
oely.
" e expect grea t
turnout to hear Buddy Rich .
and his band" Dr. oely
. d. "However the door
of the are in the Commu­
nity Cen r here he will
perform will not be opened
until 7:30 p.m." .
oely indicated 't
p nty of a will be
vailable in 0 ther are of
en D OPS
. THU SDAY SESSIO S
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ay 7
Thursday,
's intake and
orientation 'ODS ill be
held on Tuesday mornings
only at 10:00. The regular­
ly heduled Thursday
morning in e and orien­
tation ssion h been
cancelled.
Peop interested in
pplying for any CETA
training program mu t at­
tend the Tuesday morning
orientation 'on t 10
.m. at the CETA office,
2160 -139 in Benton
Harbor. This . now the
only time scheduled for
intake and orientation for
orth County residents.
Applican intere ted
in CETA' public rvice
employment jobs mu t
still apply t the
om at Fairplain Plaza
or in St. Joseph, 800
Port Street.
the Community Center for
tho aiting for the Buddy
Rich c cert to tart and
who com early to hear
the C band and the
high bool band perform .
OLUE EHULL
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Th . Bento Harbor also m 100
High School Concert Choir
and d . Singers will
host a concert evening fe -
turing the Benton Harbor day' perform ce will
choirs and pedal gu t . $ I for dults and den.
choir, the Delavin-Dari n Adult ti eo only will b
High Schoo Choir from sold at the door the ning
Delavin, isconsin. of the performance. Student
The groups will per- ti et will be on in t
form Thursday, ay 1, t high school choir room
8:00 p.m. in the high through Thursday after-
school's Performing Ar noon. There will be no
Center. tudent tic ets sold at
Th Delavin choir d door.
the BHHS choir will begin Proceed fo th
their combined pr ctice choir performance will go
Thursday afternoon in a to ard th Benton H -
or shop . on headed by bor Are Schoo Choral
the choir director and Scholarship Fund.
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