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JUNE 3 - 9. 1985 THE CITIZEN
umrner lunch program ready
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BENTO HARBOR - Free
lunche and acks for young-
e nd th handic pped livin
in the Benton Harbor Area
School District Will rt at 15
locations on onday, June 10,
ccording to chool officials.
eats for anyone 18 yeu
old and under, regard! of
race, color, national origin, x
or handic p, will be served.
The program includes peep
who re determined by state
or local public agency to be
mentally or physically hand i-
pp d. Lunches ill be ser-
ed from 11 .m. to 1 p.m. and.
n cks from 2 to 3 p.m. ee­
day through August 16, ccord­
ing to Robert C. Fanner,
Director of Busine and
Finance for the" Benton Harbor
Are Schoo. 0 meals will
be rved July 4.
The ummer food rvice pro­
gram is" funded by the United
Stat Department of Agricul­
ture ponsored locally by the
nton Harbor Area Schoo
and . sted by the City of
Benton Harbor ARe Summer
Recreation Program, according
THE lAND OF THE TIGERS'
C . edfromP 4
sp ch by Jam Rutter, Prin
cipal Bob Cuhran, televisior
teacher, Ron Lyne , studio
technical dvi r and Buzz
Calvert, Lan uage rt Depart­
ment Chairper on.
The udio which feature
three Pana nic earner a Sony
editor, itch r, pedal effect
and char cter gener tors, pro­
vide n opportunity for d­
vanced television production
tudents to obtain hands-on ex-
perience with tate-of-the- rt
televi ion equipment. The
tudents will produce educa­
tional televi ion programs for
u in the District.
ith the openin of the
tudio Benton Harbor High
S hool ha become one of the
fe hoo in the country to
ff n opportuni y of thi
cope. The television program
is op n to tudent who main-
t in 'B' or better vera e
in the dio and Tel vi ion
quence.
ADV
- ill b imp m nted t
ton Harbor High School, 1985/
86, for demically oriented
tudents who are college bound
d h ve ompleted their high
hool cademic requirements
in the area of English Science
nd Foreign Language and who
wish to pursue further tudy.
These student should by their
classifications be Juniors and
Seniors.
JROTC - will be imple­
mented in 1985/86.
Students will develop org ni-.
zational know-how. They will
learn to think on their feet, to -
be ure of them elves to et
their id s aero and to be
If-reliant.
They'll le tn military hi ory
the military role in curr nt
event, d they will develop
full appreciation of our n t­
ional herit ge ..
The our e of instruction will
be offered during the re ular
chool year. Uniforms, text-
book d equipment are pro­
vided by the rmy and High
School t no expense to
families r students.
Creative Arts Workshop
to older adu
PH -
ac.
he program is red to-
rd nur 1D home and com­
mumty ctivity dire tor, dult
educ tion nd ommunity en­
c t ff, profe ional couns lors,
201 PATERSON
KALAMAZbO. MI 49007
PHONE:
349·9526
to Farmer. Recreational
ctivities are cheduled at Hall
Park, Frank' Tot Lot, Union
Park, . Broad y and Pipe one
Par. Hours will be from
10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. June
17 through August 23.
eals will be served It the
following location: Fairplain
orth st School, Benton Har­
bor 7/8 grade building, Sterne
Brunson School, Bard School,
Boynton School Lafayette
School, H.C. orton School,
Robbins Par , Hall Par , Union
Park, Pipeston Par, Frank's
Tot Lot, Columbu School
Seely McCord School, d
Broadway Par .
According to USDA guide­
lines, lunche are not to be
taken from the property where
they are served, Farmer id.
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