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The Van Buren United Civic Orgaruza­
tion announces their nnual Sprin
tion announces their 22nd nnual Spring
Te on Sunday, rch 27, I 83 from
4 p.m. to 6 p.m. t their Civi Center in
Covert.
VBUCO is non-profit orginization
and the Spring Tea i a fund raising
affair.
The Program include the South
High Sch 01 Choir under the
direction of r. Ro er Dehn: Rev.
elvin illaim, Hope United ethodist
Church Benton Harbor, Invocation;
r . Virgini illiams will speak on the
eaning of Psalm unday; Rev. etha
Terrentine A istant of Hope United
ethodist Church will be the C.
The public is invited.
Cora Farley i Chairman, Christine
Beasley, Co-Chairman and Frieda Brown,
Organization Pre "dent.
e are plannin a gre t
time in the Lord' y ry ilkins.
The public is invited to ttend.
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T BE EFIT
THE E PARAD E ALLEGRO
formerly the Youth Choir ill
b in usical Service Saturd y, arch
26 at 7:30 p.m. t the church. Guest
ill include host hoir. ster of Cere-
mon Rev. Andre Love Buchan, L,
I and Speci ue the i higan City
Inter-den min tiona! a Choir under
th directi n of Re. . V rri
ity Indian. ) are in ited.
Burton i Pa tor.
The Benton Harbor Alumni Chapter
of Kapp Alpha Psi will again host the
Scholorship Benefit Talent Sho t the
Benton Harbor High School Auditorium
onFrid y, arch 25, at 7:30 p.m.
The proceeds from the talent sho
aDo appa AJph P " to present holar-
ships to de rving Benton Harbor youth
ho ill be attending college this fall.
For ticket o'r information contact
Charles Sanders at Benton Harbor High
School, or urry Davis III t the S ills
Center.
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PRESENTI G
THE
GOSPEL
The Benton Harbor Are Schools'
Vocal usic Department ill pre nt
its Sixth Annual Festival of Choir
Thursday arch 24 t 7:30 p.m. in
the Benton Harbor High School gym­
n sium.
P tri euman coordinator of music
for the Di rict . d "the theme of the
Fe tival i ' usic is Basi" which is also
the ogan being used in the District in
celebration of " usi In Our Schools
onth" taking place during the month
of arch." He id, "The Fe tival will
feature choral group from first through
nior high school totaling 700 vocal
tudents."
The group include: a first and
cond grade choir with student re­
pre nting Johnson, Sterne Brun n
Morton and the Creati e Arts Academy;
a third nd fourth grade Honor Choir;
fifth and sixth grade Honor Choir'
Junior High Choir; the Benton
Harbor High School Woman's Choru .
______ --------- ixed Chorus adrigal Singers Con-
cert Choir" and the combined 700 voice
a Festival Choir.
Those who ha e prepared the udent
for the vening's concert are: Elementary
music teachers Susan Dietrich, Irene
Lo e Edith Land, and John elson:
Junior High directors ary Wilder,
Bonnie Rowland, and Greta Pugh; and
Benton Harbor High School vocal musi
director, Elisabeth Giegerich.
Tic ets will be sold at the door for I.
arch 28 - April 1, 1983
7:00 p.m.
T • Sllvatlon Army
272 p. on
MARCH 23 - 29, 19 3 THE CITIZE
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Is ud n s
At the Hull School Award A mbly
udents ere honored for achievement
in reading and math for the past me er"
Receiving ards for top readin
grade were inderg rten udent in IS.
Dougla class: Tr cey Lilly onic
cKeller, Jerry Jefferson, Benjila Kellie,
Dayneal Anderson, Debra Porter Amy
eathersby and Jo py Taylor. Tr cy
Lilly and Monica c eller also received
top gr des in math.
Among the kindergarten students from
rs, Smith' ela earning top reading
and math honors were: ley ooden
Danielle Harden, Tarah Etheridge and
arcell cCall. Eamin math a ards
ere: otesha Johnson and Thorn s
Garcia. Re ding awards went to: Shaun­
tae Elliott and Latri e Pullins.
Students from rs. Smith's am.
kindergarten earning top readin and
math honor were: Sherri Ganus T-
aune Harden, D vid Robin nand
Jonathan Russell. Earning math award
were Janel Tittle. Reading !Wards ent
to: Iris Turner and ichael Farley.
The indergarten tudents from Ms.
La son's a.m. class earning top reading
and m th honors ere: Corey Ree
Delilah Sanders and Charlie William "
Earning math ards ere: Jerry Le
ennetha Robin n i helle illiam n
and Rodn y Hut ll.
Student from . La n' p.m.
cl earning top reading and math
honor were: Cleve Smith n ony
D e and eauna Tuggle" arnin m th
a ard ere: Shaunthin Flemi
K quann C mpbell and Le on Jone .
Earning top reading and m th honor
in rs. Small am. kinderg rten ela
ere: Ruben Clar Heidi Durden
and Brian Hut ll. r" mall' p.m.
indergarten earning an honor in re din
and math ere: Enrika Thorn " P ul
Seller recei ed an award in re ding"
Receivin rd for top re din
and math in rs. euman' am. kin- _
dergarten cla ere: Cheylin
and Eame t Broadway. Student re-
ceiving top rd in readin and m th
in the p.m. I ere: Donni Bel in
Ellis Bethea and Santi all ce. arnin
math ard ere: Latika Camp II
Charles Pi rce J anielle Po ell nd
Kevin Campbell. Readin rd ent
to: Eucebio Travier.
Receivin a ard for top reading and
r . Gordon' first gr de ere:
er. Readin a ards ent to:
Rebecca Thomp n and
Phillip Henderson.
Earning top re and
math honor in . Lilly'
fir grade ere: Coral
oore, Stacy Schue and
Sheila el ath honors
ent to: Dougla
Jennifer Ed ard
Porter Adrieann shin -
ton Leonard illiam irn-
berly T ylor and Dam
Palmer. Aric B the e med
honors in re ing.
Students from r .
Schroeder s fir gr d ho
earn d re ding honor ere:
Kyran Reed, Ruby Ruther­
ford and Carl Purdim .
ath honor to: Jame Sin­
gleton and JaVaughn Bro n
ard for top re ding
d m th ent to the
udent of r. Ho e:
Tin Costner, and Dontrci
iIliams; math honor to:
David Rand and Brandon
Gunn. Reading to: uri
Ander n, Genevi e loon-
ey Rood Robert and
Continued on P 10
A Wonderful Investment in Your
Daughter's Future (ages 4-15) for in­
formation, call ae at 925-0066
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