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in and About Benton Harbor
ummer jobs ready for youth
BENTO HARBOR - The
PIC Summer Youth Program
providing jobs for area youth
is accepting application, accord­
ing to Richard D. Dombos,
Executive Director.
Job will begin in mid-June
at work ltes developed and
maintained by the Benton Har­
bor Area Schools, Iles Brandy­
wine Community Schools, Lewis
Ca Interm diate School Dis­
trict and Van Buren Intermed­
iate School District, Dombos
said.
Youth between the ages of
14 and 21 years old, meeting
low income requirements under
the Job' Training Partnership
.Act can apply at Private Indus­
try Council intake office in
Benton Harbor, Dowagiac, Hart­
ford, il s and South Haven.
Some schools will also be
ccepting application .
Interested youth should
bring the following item when
they register: proof of citizen­
ship (Birth certificate, work­
card, or passport); S cial Secur-
ity Card; proof of residency
(Utility bill, rent receipt,
driver's licen ) proof of family
size; proof of income for past
6 months ( pay stub, public
�anct records for each
family mernber.); welfare state­
ment; Selective Service regis­
tration - where applicabl,
males only; signature of
parent (for youth under 18
years of age); signature state­
ment (may be required for
youth 18 years and over .
Action Agency Models needed
BE 0 HARBOR - Bios-
mland Area Community
ction gency at 100 W.
ain Street, is taking appli-
cation for volunt er model for
the "Young At Heart F ashion
Spectacular" on Friday, y
B. H. Library
BE TO HARBOR - Mov­
ie for children will be shown
on Friday, ay 9 at 4:00,
and gain on aturday, May 10
at 2:00. Showing are: Tom
Thumb and Soup and e.
Book added to the dult
co�ction e: "High Jinx"
by illiam F. Buckley; u others
On Trial" by Phyllis Chesler;
16, and or volunteer singing
groups for the "Blossomland
Gospel Action", gospel concert
to be held at the Berrien County
Fairgrounds on Sunday, May 18.
Anyone interested please call
926-1515 b tween 8 a.m. and
"Joanna's Husband and David's
ife ' by Elizabeth Hailey'
"Seasons of the Heart" by
Cynthis Freeman; "Th ine
5 p.m.
The events will help Bios­
somland Area Community
Action Agency provide rvices
to low-income individuals in
Berrien County . ..-
lives of Mickey Rooney" by
Arthur Marx' and "A Family
Madness" by Thomas Keneally.
Paper Drive Scheduled to
B n fit Twin Citi
io
ecord.
A paper drive to financially
a hemodialysi patient is
being sponsored by Mercy­
ernorial Medical Center, St.
J oseph-B nton Harbor.
The drive will be held at the
ercy Hospital Division, Benton
Harbor, from onday, May 5
through Saturday, ay 10 from
9 a.m. to 5 p.m. ewspapers
only will be accepted at the
collection area located in
Mercy's front parking lot. ews­
papers must be tied in bundles
r stacked in paper bags.
"Volunteers of all ages are
needed to help with the paper
drive, said Larry Buzas, medi­
cal social worker at Mercy
Hospital and coordinator for the
paper orive. ' e need people
to help stack papers in bins
or unload papers from cars
when they are brought to the
drive. We also need volunteer
with station wagons or trucks
who can pick-up papers from
senior citizens or others who
are unable to bring their papers
to the collection site."
The paper drive is co-spon r­
ed by the medical cial work
department and the hemodialy­
sis staff. If you can volunteer
time to the paper drive have
papers to be picked up, or
want more information, please
call 927-5237 weekdays, be­
tween 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m.
In the Service
anne Pvt. CHARLES L.
GRAVATT, son of Charles M.
and Sandra . Gravatt of
Route 2, 68th St., Covert, MI,
has completed the Infantry
Combat Training Course at
Marine Corps Base, Camp
Lejeune, C.
A 1985 graduate of Bangor
High School, Bangor, he joined
the arine Corps in September
1985.
EWS DEADLINE
o dlln for Church
New I 12 p.m. NOON
e ch Wedn ay prior to
Sund y publication.
Th nk you for your tric
adher nc to thi ch
dule.
Marine Pvt. JOHN A. HOR­
A on of Glenna L. Dick of
171 E. Lincoln, Mu egon Hts:,
I, has completed the Infantry
Combat Training Course at
Marine Corps Base, Camp
Lejeune, C.
A 1985 graduate of Muske­
gon Heights High School, he
joined the Marine Corps in
September 1985.
avy S aman JOHN E. OOR­
RIS, a 1977 graduate of Mona­
shores High School of uske­
gon I, recently participated
in Team Spirit '86.
Dorris i currently stationed
aboard the aircraft carrier USS
idway, horneport d in Yo 0-
su a Japan.
oun - Benton Harbor Patrolman Dale Ea on HCOrtaC",
Comml on r George Wyalng r out of the city ng,
onday, April 28. Th. "ayor Wile. Cook. 0 red
ng r to kJ p qui or be removed. Wyalnger tried to
aak qu dona about .... ould the city would find
.xtra 230 per month to buy th city man g ran u
car. In c.m th pollc, out nt Wy Ing r. Coo • had
red a cesssr« of Wy Ing r through an .arller m .. tlng
and wanted to enforc the censor t thla m tlng.
Samara's -
tragedy to
Continued from Peg. 3
"I gave it a 110% effort," she
says of the business she put in
herlate husband' name. "Itwa
like therapy .. It (the involve­
ment) helped me deal with the
mourning proce ."
Having never had ny form 1
busines training other than an
accounting clas at KVCC,
Mogda suggests that she 0 e
much of her busine s acumen to
the proce s of" 0 mosi ".
Despite being young nd
relatively ne in busine I felt
with my personality I could do
anything." I'
Mogda buy most of her
clothing from Dallas and buy
her je elry from ew York.
"Samara's is a working
oman's shop," she say of the
tore she opened Valentine's
Day, 1985. "We carry conserva­
tive busines suits, skirts,
sweaters, and eekend ear like
bathing uits, cover-ups, lin­
gerie and t-shirts."
ogda is explicit in her
desire to refrain from de igner
fashions, rather choosing to
lean toward ear suited for the
working and recre tional
woman.
"Samara's has good quality
clothing at an affordable price.
That' what I offer," he s ys.
And with that, Mogda smile
her winning mile, comfortable
in the good feelin she ha for
downto n Kalamazoo in
eneral, ana for 'Samara on th
mall', in particular.
"The do nto n area h
been good to me," he �y . I am
turning
triumph
establi hing a regular clientele
and I feel like Samara' i findin
its niche in the do ntown area. I
look forward to a very go d
ummer.