VOL. III 0.5 JA UARY 7 -13, 1
ESTERN ICHIGA
I
Ben ton Harbor yo
Joel Patterson reported to
co�oner ond y
night January 5 t his
orst fears regarding City
Ven ture have "b n laid to
rest."
Pa tter n ho an-
nounced t the regular city
commission meetin that he
had tr eled to Toledo th t
day, id his conve ODS
ther ith 0 individual
had convinced him that
Ci tu d in
community particip tio in
planning revitaliz tion.
'They ere totally e -
ted and happy with t
h transpired," Patterso
de ribed the two re idents
of the Toledo arren Sher­
m neighborhood.
City Venture I a in­
n polis b d fum in th
bu . e of re . talizing nei­
ghborhoods for fee. It
ants 375,000 from Ben-
ton Harbor city 0 m
r t for r italizati n.
recomm n -
tion are cted on in re n­
ab I ashion P tter n
told the commi . on r .
P t er-
n' , pop-
ulation h drop from
6,500 in 1970 to 3500 in
1979.
Berrien County Ge ra1 ce
Gener . ance clint
will no be rviced at 285 Do erman tated
Territ ial Rd, announced th t the ed u ationaJ training
e y P. Do erman, t and employment en
Direct of th Berrien ong ith the Job Finders
County Department of will also be tationed at th
Social Service Department. downtowo office. dult
office is located in and family rvice ca
the old office building, will be handl d t mam
and opened for official office on Cry tal.
bu . on Tuesday, Jan- There will oot be a
uary 6. change in telepho num-
nton Harbor Ie' n ber and per ho are
may Initially apply for oot certain if they d
r types of . tailce pply for ce at the
d office. downto or Crystal
roce.�, Avenue office, y find-
out by caDin& ODe of the
CoUo •
927�262,
927�21o.