am."
The progr
once on
day from 4:30 to 5:30.
There are 4 ult
teen workirur
c
"The kids aeem to lo
th program, it . 10 re-
ward' tit' ith
d seeing them learn,"
ded. "The paren
a great help,
too. They are YI ere
to p and cooperate." ·
"I feel that if e can
lp even on child, then
e do our job e,"
.Hur ded.
If peno are interested
in the program for their
children, in the BH 001
district, they m y contact
. Hune t tb church,
927-1986.
Volunteers not -p'ctured
are Cerrell Poindexter Cal­
houn d Helen V. Fair.
s. Hune' parents are
Arthur and Verno' BeD,
2137 onti Ct., Benton
or.
,
HE FI STS
ECO E
STS
Twp. ( oman) Tru ee - ora Jeffer-
n, Benton Twp. Personnel Dir. - Cer­
rell Poindexter; ICB B Personnel
Dir. - Zelm J. orris; Doctor - Dr.
Allen; urse - rs. Randal Lynch;
Podiatri - D . Burton; Oral Surgeon -
Dr. C. B tt Brown; ttomey­
Robert E, Bryant; Atty. Woman -
Yvonne Hugb Chandler; Real Estate
Salesperson - Oscar ·tcb ll; Real
Estate Bro er - Esther Clay; Engineer -
:sna:nnon Madison; School Teacher -
yDie Ramsey; School Principal -
Clarence Hodg , ( oman) Gladys Bur ;
School Social or er - Gertha Robbin ;
Funeral Directors - Raymond &. Earl
Robb' ; E tronic Tedmician'- Cherry
Andenon; Beautician - Vio Whit-
field Bryant; B ( om ) -
O. Shurn, in the ate.
y
add to this list? First
ayor - Char Freemon
Jo h; Police - Dove J Bruce;
City Commissioner - Lula Lee; Police'
Chief - Andre Rodez; De me .:
KbC.aea, Alfred Ed ds; Hou '
SUnmie Smith; City an er
elvin Fanner, Jr.; City Clerk, _
J ck Carter; .City Treuurer - James
��; FiJeman _ Ancil Rogen; Ben-
ton TV(p. T . Hull;
AP IL 2 - AY 4, 1 2 T CITIZE P
no trying to
ce a , but
e really need rno e vo un-
tee and Ip from the
community," e 'd.
pro m has pro ed
. If quite"\ cce ,
Hune id, they ha re-
ceived good feedb from
teacher ' the dis­
trict and had the coopera­
tion of mo of the
princip .
One of e volunteers,
. Cerrell Poindexter, has
certain r port with the
o er ' and h been
extremely helpful, accord-
he d ing to . Hur . I
edn I 19 more of her!"
o
r
thejud e-
ment also ha
to be spread on th rolls.
arling . d the $1 million being
borro ed from the state be paid
b by 1982. In the 1983 budget,
there i $275,000 budgeted for 10
intere and 65,000 of the principal.
The dependence on the state loan
. another divergence from the Coopers
Lybrand dy hi at)'
�lIlil" any further borrowi ith inter-
city' credito