Y opens" earn to
.• II
un program
great opportunity for 'Learn To S im" program
uled from y 11 to
ay 21, he .. Advance
registration will be from
6:00 to 8:00 p.m. ay
5 7. e program
open to boys and girls,
member and non-member
of the Y.
e C program
joinin youthful non-swimmers
arted on th right foot
by providing the mo up­
to-date te bing m thods
ailable, 'Scott emple
. d. "The youngsters
on't be expert immers
in a ee, but th y will
kno the fundament and
in th proce they ill
di ver hat fun swim­
ming can be.'
For information on
registration or the 'Learn
TO S im" program it If
drop by the Benton Harbor-
St. Jo p C or pho
927-1371.
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The u and Dram
Dep rtrnent of Ben ton
Harbor High School an­
nounce the production of
their annual spring musical,
Once Upon attre 00
ay 7, 8, and 9. This
delightful comedy tells the Hi
true ory of ' Prince
d the Pea."
It "th ory of th
youn Prince Dauntl ,
portrayed by al r Pinder,
and his search for a bride.
Fore, ts up
complicated f 0 te
to determin 'true royalty"
hich no 0 can p •
Then come Prince mm-
fred, characterized by Beth Smith and e·
Goldner, to e for the
Prince's hand.
Th entire ingdom
aits f<»" th royalty te t,
but no e are hopin more
for innifred' ccess th
Lady Lar en and Sir Harry,
played by Joanne arbut
and La renee Dunn. King
Sex timus cit terized by
Darryl Be . n, tru
mute by itch's cur ,
conspire to foil Queen'
plo with Min trel and
the played by
enrollmen t in
1981. The indo idu
honored ill be oon
at th Senior Hono
.y 28 .
pplica tion or
ideratio must be returned
to the athletic
9 .m., Frid
Th y will be PAvlaDlA
the Quarterb
mittee.
The criteria for co . el­
ation are:
tudent mu t
en
r
Child and Family Ser-
vices of ichigan n ed
fo ter famili .
F 0 ter family ho pro-
vide love and c e for on
to four ial need chil-
dren of all race who ar
unab e to remain in their
natural home cO Th are
- Individu or married
coup ho can provi
family tting and
, loving care given to their
de¥lutate own children, including
Third elter and nutri· n, gui-
dance and moral training,
be They m
- Applicant oold hibited dership in
willing to pand parenting and community ctivit"
and particip te in
educational opportunit:ie to - They mu t ha
ece ry ills that continued d elop n
will enable m to care of the concep of
for special needs children. disciplin .
ould be They w d
th desir to
. g to part
of a team to help the pr If thr
fo r child d elop . or study and 0 .
er fuDe t potenti .
rents auld be
to pro 'de a family orne
to child ho needs thei
I for a little a I
time.
·c
children who are no living
in an institution, such
Cold ter or a1amazoo
State Hospital, 0 children
ho only alternati to a
family environm nt would
be institutional care.
The ecial need of
the children m � be on
,,,,,,,,,,,,,"""""""""""""" or oombination of �
following: phy. handi-
p, mental ility (X'
emotional impairment. The
children m y h . al
or hearing impairments suf-
.......................... fer from chronic he con-
ditions, have epilepsy or
cerebral palsy, be mildly or
rely mentally retarded
due to a variety of I:AII'_",,_
or may be coping
psychiatric disorder.
Who can be f ter
home fo special need
children:
0- e
The Benton Harbor
Quarter ba Club is offer­
ing 0 500 scholarship
to qualified nior thl te
this spring. The scholar­
ship ill be a rded to
the individuals and
colleg of their choice for
learning stimulu and
tanee with the educational,
medical and emoti
need of the child, and
encouraging any ial
ent child may h ve.
pplican must b-
mit to ev u tion pro-
ce and meet th neee
andard to be licen
f< ter home.
For further infonna .
call Child and F Ser-
,983-5545.