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SOU11l BEND - Pa or Love
and Sonp of Faith and Inspira­
tion present "In Concert", DeBe
and CeCe inans and The
Pentecostal Amb on in cele­
bration of the Broadc 's 5th
Ye Anniversary.
BeBe cl CeCe have been
. ging members of the PTL
Singers and have ung regularly
on the nationally syndicated
"Jim Bakket;" Program for the
p t o yean.
The Penteco al Ambas­
on, a male contemporary
go pel singing group, have per­
formed at churches, community
centers, universiti and auditor-
iums throughout the United
States.
Pastor Love can be heard
every Sunday mo�g from.
7 a.m. to II p.m. over tation
WVPE·FM 88 playing inspir­
ation music and lennons.
Also featured will be: New
Creation, Benton Harbor; Gospel
. 'on YAC, South Bend; De­
liverance, Benton Harbor; Spirit,
South Bend; Guest M.C. Mini er
Ron Bishop.
Concert will be at First
United ethodist Church, 333
. Main Street, South Bend,
on Saturday, September 29,
at 6 p.m.
near future when the tallite
from the shuttle is relea d
that we will be hearing mo e
-and more bout the discover
of ne stars being born, old
stars dying and double tars
being formed, that anyone who
is intere ted in the stars, even in
a small ay, will do well by
becoming better acquainted with
them now.
A great world waits the
future generations! But t us
not forget from Whom all '-
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dom comes.
Margaret H. Zo hke
Whitcomb To er
St. Jo ph, ichigan
P .s. This letter is my S an
Song. It will be my last! I am
glad so many of you have en­
joyed them. It is time to read
and listen to the profe . onals,
Acturus which h been so
bright all summer, is fast dis­
appearing from sight in the
northwest.
In October we can begin to
look for the rising of the winter
constefuation in the early morn- 0
ing hours.
This is the month of the
F all Equinox which falls this
year on September 23. Although
the day of equal days and nights
¥ces pi ce on September 26.
I don't kno how you feel,
but I feel as if I belonged to the
tars and that the stars belong to
me. Likewise, they belong to
you!
If you will look up at them,
think about them, read about
them and learn the names of
even few of them, and also be
able to recognize orne of the
constellations, it ill add di­
mension to your life.
So much is going to be
discovered about the stars in the
Editor:
No that th summer is
past and the planet and the
summer constellation have
moved ste dily westward, they
are in a position for us to ob-
rve at a more convenient
hour.
Look to the southwest
soon it is dark to see Jupi­
ter and Man. They are much
duller than they ere I
winter and spring, and will not
be visible much longer. Jupiter
is easily detected by its bright­
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Antares is the other red
star not far from the red planet,
In.
If you were able to pick
out the summer triangle, I wrote
about in my last tter, you may
till e it, as it is ill quite high
in the sky as it begins to tip
estward. Deneb, Vega and Al­
taire form this group.
80 ever, the bright tar,
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BENTO
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Editor: We will miss Margaret
Zoschke's letters. They Me
inspired us to look up.
11:30 .m. This service is
"free" to tho children regis-
tered in our Care program.
For per on interested in bring­
ing their 2� to 5 year olds to
the two-day pre-school classes,
there . a very small fee. Our
daily rate for day care services
are b d on income limit with
a maximum day rate of $8.00."
As you can se , this i not a
"profit making" effort. We
are here to rve the community.
We anticipate opening this facil­
ity in rly October, Rev. Bogan
noted.
For additional information
on this program, please call the
inister-Director of the Center,
Camellia Frye Bogan at 927-
1100; or the Program Director
Karen Rumpf at 925-3999,
onday through Friday, lOam.
to s p.m.
continuing effort to meet the
total needs of the community,
Our Center for Better Living
(OCBL) is expanding it oper-
tion with the- establishment
and operation of a total day
care facility, according to ev.
Camellia Frye Bogan, Minister­
Director.
At OCBL Child Care Center
e will not be ju a "baby-
Otter." e hi a responsibil-
ity for the total development
of the child, Re . Bogan noted.
Program Director, Karen
Rumpf come to us totally
qualified to administer 0 this
great ell-rounded program,
Re . Bogan noted. "Our Day
Care facility will also include
-School' c as ill as·
drop-in tt mce. Pre-School
will be held T ys
d Thursdays from 9 a.m. to
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and industry in the Benton Har­
bor area.
Ann Moore, Rev. Williw T. Bur­
ton, Isabel utt, Gertha Rob­
bins, Marcia Robin on, Brian
Beverly, Harold C. Hansen, Deb­
bie Clark, Dr. Carlos Page,
Arnold Smith, Chri topher 0-
many, John A. Dickey, Barbara
Grove, Kathleen A. Terry, Doro­
thy Harris. John Harris, Rev.
John Watson, James Twomley,
and Kenneth Riley.
Also, Willie Wesley, Da e
Fister, Danethal Whitfield, Mary
DeFoe, Charles Kelly, Rev.
athaniel Gathright, Annette
Hoc ett, Margaret Henderson,
Harvey Robinson, Rev. Warren
Mitchell, Rev. Elbert Brown,
Ray Mitchell, Ken Gavin, arie
Franz, Kathy Grosh, usetta
Hilliard, Shannon Madison, Mar­
garet Chrishal, F red Bradley,
Rev. Robert DeF ranee, ill
Branscomb, Jame Hawkin,
Harry S. Stephens, Barbara A.
Green and Joyce Leuty.
together 30 community leaders
from various fields for ,a May
meeting, the Coalition reports
in a written invitation for the
September 22 meeting.
That group was a ed to
addre the problems facing the
city of Benton Harbor. It desig­
nated two are of concentra­
tion: housing and employment.
Since the May meeting,
there have been several com­
mittee meetings involving per-;
sons in the community ith
interest or expertise in the
housing and employment fields.
The Coalition has culled
F rom tho se ions a list of
Editor: . objectives w developed, the.
I greatly appreciate your Coalition reports. 0
printing my letter in The Citizen The group's first goal is "de-
news. But there a a big effor cent housing and suitable living
made. And be· des I think environment in Benton Harbor."
a couple of lines were taken out. To achieve that, they list
ay I why? In the closing four objectives:
of my letter, I believe I said -Enforce the housing code.
(Heaven bound) people in ead -Encourage neighborhood
of (quote) the real Heaven pride.
bound people. I don't really � -Implement county Fair
think I wrote that. I'm aSking Housing policy.
for a correction of that tate- =Incorporate a non-profit
mente Because it is a di tor- housing corporation.
tion of my point of vie .
I'm not asking you to reprint
the whole letter over a .
Jut make correction beci
11i. _-_.. me, it gives the public th irn-
00 pre ion that I'm really upid.
,. ......... IIIii�_�.,,� Anybody can make a mistake.
Joan Brown
S40 Division Benton Harbor
"Our intention is to build
trust to work together," the Co­
alition invitation reads. "What
strategie we will use to meet
these objectives is not the ques­
tion of this meeting, for the
acting leaders are only tempor­
ary. The question is will you a
a leader in the community come
and give your public support
for the basic thrust of the
objective and be willing to
find ways to wor together to
achieve orne of them."
Rev. Moore stressed the
need for "all community-minded
persons" to attend.
The meeting begins at 1 0
a.m.
Persons listed by the Coali­
tion as having been involved so
far include.Herschel McKenzie,
, Sherry Williams, Freddie Moore,
ora 'Jefferson, Jerri Sims, Jane
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Dillon, trainer for the Police
Athletic Leauge boxing, an­
nounced to area youngsters,
"Summer'. over and it's time
to co b c and train."
The gym at 200 E. ain
will be open from 4 to 7 p.m.,
onday through Friday, Dillon
said.
ERCHANTS HALL
Flirplil Piau
B.C.D.C. Cnty Comm.
The Coalition stated its goal
for employment: "Facilitate in­
ere d employment opportuni­
ties and employability skills for
the citizens of the Benton Har­
bor SMSA (northern Berrien
County); and promote fair em­
ployment standards.
To obtain that goal, the
Coalition listed four objectives:
-Assist employers in ways
of fmding qualified employees.
-Encourage fair representa­
tion in work force of minority
persons.
-Work at keeping existing
business, industry and social in­
stitutions strong in Benton Har­
bor.
Editor's note: As Ms. Brown
. said, anybody can make a
1 mistake. Our. apologies'. The
; sentence mould have reai: "In
my conclusion I would like to
say this. The real problem of
the Black community, is not
teen-age pregnocy, but too many
. Heaven-bound people making all
tile wro", decilion for the
BIiIck ftzmily witltout confidinK
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