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4 -10, 1984
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DOCTORATE: AI aDder
E. ey, coordinator of
ta d elopm t fo Ben­
ton Haibor Area School;
h been' a eel Ed.D.
(doctorate d
Way State U .
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BE 0 HARBOR - The Berrien
County Health Department, in cooper -
tion with t e YWCA Resource Center,
will offer a four on parenting cia
enti led, "The Toddler Years, T enty
onth to Three Years," according to
Ruth ood, Family Health Program
upervisor for the health department.
• I ood id that cIa s ill
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b held on four con cuti e ednesday,
ve . gs, Jan. 11, '18, 25 and Feb. 1,
1984, from 7 to 8:30 p.m.
11 ions will be held at the A
.at 508 Peasant St., St. Jo ph.
'The Toddler Year " the fourth of
five module in the department' Infant
Child Community ervice Program.
The entire serie is offered each
month at the health department' mairt
office in Benton Harbor, and can al
be offered at other community site such
churches, etc., . Wood ide
, egi tration 'must re ch the YWCA
by Friday, Jan. 6
Registration forms may e obtained
at area libraries, the YWCA, the Health
Department, or by calling the at 983·
1561 or the health department at 926-
7121.
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TURDA Y 6:30 p.m.
ERCHA TS HALL
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DOUGLAS LEWIS, 22-
month -old son of Ernestine
Lewis 378 Walnut, B-.H.
Dec, 27 at M rcy Hosp.
following a long iltness.
Survived by his mother,
MUSIC
FRESH AS A FLOWER IN JUST ONE HOUR
rN BElFORE OON
OUT THE SAME DAY
7:00 A.M .• 6:00 P.M.
6 Days Per Week Phone
I 49022 (616) 926-7545
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ST. JOSEPH
evening
by the
Care
The cia ries i duled from
6:30 to 8:00 p.m., January 5, 9 10
11, 1 and 19 at J e(ferson School in
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st. Jo ph. .
Open to the public, sh series is on of
the fir, t offerings of the A, ciation's
new comprehensive Commu ity Health
. 'Education Program.
'Cigarette smoking is the single mo
important preventable cau of de h
and di ease," id Larry ery, Corn-
munity Health Education Program
coordin tor. ur goal is to help
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smo ers kick the habi penn nently
I by helping them realize that quitting
smoking . pd itive, up-beat e perience
I he focus is on gaining healthy life-
style, not on giving up cl arette ."
, "People are often surprised to find
out how much they've ved over a
month, or a year," he added.
Fee for th " P In Smoke' program
is $35.00 per per n. Larry Ul ry and
Vicki Wolford are co-instructors of �e
cIa ri s.
Pre-registration is requested, and c n
be m de by calling 27-5297 ekd ys
from .m. to 4:30 p.m.
The oothwe em i hi an Health
Care Association operates ercy Hospital
in Ben on Har or and emorial Hospital
in St. Josep .
, .
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Supermarket Sem inar
I 616/926,7143.
grandmothet: Lathree 0
Lewis and great-grandmoth­
er, Della Pollard.
MABEL HARDY, 69, df
135 owlen St., B.H.,
died Dec. 25 at Mercy
Hosp. Born May 5, 1914,
in Cordova, Tenn. Survived
by brothers, Robert Yancey
and Eddie Y ncey.
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LEAN I (Anderson)
LL, 70, of 6106
10:>th Ave., Pullman, died
at her home, Dec. 27.
Born Aug. 18. 1913, in
Batesville, Miss. Survived by
husband, Anderson; daught­
er, Mrs. Bernice (Steven)
Price; four grand-chil(jren;
two great-grandchildren;
and sister, Mrs. Annie (Sam)
Green of Pullman.
ST. JOS PH - Have you ever wonder­
ed ho much chicken is in a chicken
pot pie? Or how much nutrition you 11
get from our favorite snack? Or how to,
buy the most nutrition.for the least co 1-1
Answer to the and similar que ions
can be f und at the' utritional Sense
and Supermarket Survival" seminar
Thur y;January 5, from 1-4 p.m. in
the Memorial Hospital Forum.
It is pen to the public fr -of-charge;
Joan Baber from the Dairy Council of .
ichigan will b the featured eaker.
he ' minar i nsored by the "
S uthwe tern ichi an Health are
HCA), which operates .
Mercy Ho pit in Benton Harb rand
emorial Hospital in S1. Jo ph. Co·
spon or for the event is the rrien I.
County utrition Council. I
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A unique Family Treatment Program
lll be offer d by Riverwood Community
ental Health Center.
Funded in accordance with the Child
Protection ,Act Public ct 238, of
1975, with Departm .nt of Social Services
(DSS) fund the Individual and Group
Family Treatment rogram is a one-of­
a-kind program in i ihigan.
The Program will·p ace trained volun­
teer treatment wor .ers with families that
are dy functi nal or families where pro­
blems related to negle t or abu f
children i indi ated.
All referral t the pr gr m m
through the 0 S Children' Pr te ti
ervi e or Prevention Service .
, Phe program ,i de igned t
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: SUNDAY 2 p.m. :
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i ,BINGO-'·:
: ERCHANTS HALL:
: Flirpllin'Plul.:
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M S. MATTIE BOWMAN,
47, nee Turner of an app r­
ent heart attack at her home
in Grand Rapids. Dec.' 28.
Born March 25.. 1936 in
Mantanchie, Miss-. Survived
by two daughters, Vannes­
sa Bowman and Shel ia Bow­
man; two sons, joel Bow­
man and Wylie Bowman;
two sisters, Hannah Beene
and Maxine Kelly; five bro­
thers, Henry, James and
Zelma Turner, all of B.H., _---NII--- ••
Willie Turner of Norfolk,
Va., and Clifton Turner of
Flint, Mi.; and three 9rand­
children.
and maiqtain f mili . t t ' read f
removing chi dren from t h h me.
Volunteer treatmen rxer offer
farnilie nother per pective on their own
strengths through wee ly contacts and
monthly roup meeting. milie
re epti e I to sharing ith v 1
workers nap r nal ba is. I
nyone intere ted in shari their;
ills, knowledge and time ith f milie
in need of upp rt are as ed t call Jun I
Star e at Riv d Community ental
Health enter 9_7- 4 i, ee d m r-
}lin The 1
be in the we.e
at Riverw d
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DAtL Y PARCEL PICKUP BY
CO ON GROUND COURIER
OT A�FILIATED WITH UPS ORE
1687 COLFAX ECON'?H�c L
(Same Bldg. as Rent-AiUsed Carl U.S. A\\.
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927-42'2
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505 E. Empire Street
Benton Harbor, I 49022