THE CITIZEN
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in and About Benton Harbor
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Cope' a
BE 0 lWP - "Don't
Bother e, I Can't Cope:' a
dynamic mixture of gospel and
contemporary m . that cap­
tures the pre res and com­
plexitie of modem life, will
be pre nted 8 p.m., July 25
at the Lake . an coneae
little The er in the Com­
munity Center.
inner of an off·Broad y
OBIE a ard in 1972, this
upbeat, po ive mu' pro-
duction a me of
hope in a vibrant 10 and dance
revu that hu caused udiences
to tap their feet and clap their
handa here e er it hu been
performed, ccording to Rodney
illiam LMC drama coordina­
tor.
The pre ntation in the Little
Theater i being co- on red
by Lake ichigan College and
the ichigan Council for the
Humanities. The mu . al will
be performed by the Peddy
Players Theatre Company, of
Detroit.
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L
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Conceived and ritten by
icki Grant and Vinnette Carol,
"Don't Bother Me, I Can't
Copen represents an exciting
as en an inspirational
ex�nce that is po itive, up­
beat, and thoroughly enjoyablo,
illiams said.
Ticket are no on e
at the main office of the LMC
Community Center. Tic et are
$5 per person in dvance and
$6.50 t the door. Tickets
can be reserved by telephonina
th Community Center main
office t 927-1000.
CARRIAGE RIDES
ST.' JOSEPH - Denni and
ickey Bennett, owners of Ben­
nett' Belgian, and St. Jo ph
Tod y are offering hor -drawn
on and carriage ride in
downtown St. Jo ph, Michigan
every Wednesday from 11 :00
a.m. - 2:30 p.m. The rides are
$2.00 for dult and 1.00 for
children.
Library to show Disney film
•
BE 0 HARBOR - The
Disney mo . , R ai, ill be
own thi Tuesday, July 22, at
10:00, 1:00, 3:00, and 6:00.
All movies n durina the
DiJDey Film Fe this summer
are free-of-chatge, and chDdren
may bring so s.
Children' Library Hour will
be held this ednelday, July
23, from 10:00 to 11:00 .
Crime Dog cGruff and Sheriff
J arne Hartman will pre nt
o on safety for the children.
ovies for children will be
DAYS
IslO'? •
JUly 25 and 26, t 10:00 and
2:00 on each day. Showing
are the films, Cat in the Hat and
Dragon Castle. Together they
last approximately 45 minute,
and are free-of-charge,
Announce
campaign
manager
ST. JOSEPH Di riet
Judge John T. Hammond an­
nounced that former Di rict
Judge Leo K. "Pat" Coo is
serving as his campaign treasur­
er. Judge Hammond is a candi­
d te for Circuit Court Judge
. in the ovember election.
Coo , a native of Berrien
County, was a Special Agent in
the Federal Bure u of Inve i­
gation for 31 years and rved
a Senior FBI Agent for Ber­
rien, Ca and Van Buren coun-
- tie. In 1972, he wa elected
Judge of the Fifth District
Court, where he rved until '
his retirement in 1985. His
father was a former mayor of
ile .
Carlson, the owner of Ollie'
Kid h served 25 years
general manager and 13 years
a pre "dent of Olli 's, Inc. in
St. Joseph.
Judge Hammond, lifelong
resident of Berrien County,
wa Defen Attorney for
five years, Berrien County Pro-
cutin Attorney for four year
and is pre ntly rving his 17 th
year a District Judge. He
f ce Prosecuting Attorney Paul
Maloney in the Berrien County
Circuit Court Judge election.
ongless of tbe 1tnittb
o� of �tprt1Cmtatib�
"Afngton, e, 205\5
June 30. 1986
Our Friend:
Against the backdrop of the vicious stlte of e.ergency in
South Africa and overwhel.1ng public outcry in this Country fro.
persons suc as yourself, the United Stites House of Representa­
tives passed a strong South African D1vest.ent bill, H.R. 4868,
the Aftt1-Aparthe1d Act of 1986. We need your help now in our
effort to get the Senate to pass S. 2570, which is 1dentic.l to
the House B111. '
late last .onth. the South African ar.ed forces 1ny ded the
n ig�oring States of Zi.babw. Botswana. Za.b1a and AngOla.
d .. onstrat1ng yet another act of terroris co 1ssioned by I
govern.ent that thrives on violence. On July 12. the govern.ent
of South Afr1cl 1.posed a nlt1on-wide state of .ergency. giving
the police wide-ringing. unbridled powers.which r su1ted in the
arrest and detention of hundreds. These actions further
illustrate that the South African govern.ent will pursue any .eans
necessary to .a1nta1n its brutal syste. of apartheid
The Black death rate in the townships of South Africa has
al ost doubl d fro 70 I .onth during the last state of e ergency.
to I tragic 130 p r .onth this year. This escallt10n of violence
d ands an escallt1oBo of ,our efforts in the United Stat s to
i.pose stronger sanctions aglinst South Afr1c.. We ust continu
to generlte the anti-apartheid .0 entu and nthusi s which
precipitated House passage of H.R. 4868 •
•
l He H.R.
4868
s
passed.
S.
2570
contains the following
prov1 sions:
1.
A ban
on
all
expo rts
2.
A ban
on
all
1.ports.
except strategic
.i neral s
3.
A ban
on
the
sal
of Icrugerrand s
4. A revocation of landing rights for South African
aircraft, except in e.ergency situations.
There is an e ergency state in bullet-ridden South Africa
but d claring a state of e ergency and intensifying brutality and
repression while suspending th already 1i.ited rights of Bllcks
is not the a"swer. Th 80tha reg1.e hiS obviously d ep.ned tts
resolve to stay in power at all costs. but the Black .Ijority has
now deepened its resolv to be free. These t 0 opposite Ind
irreconcilable pOSitions put the people of South Africa on I
collision course. with ore violence and bloodshed as the
consequence.
e can ake a difference. We ust ake a difference. The
vote on S. 2570 will take place in Mid-July when the Senators
return frOM recess. We ask you to i .ediately write. call or
visit your two Sen tors and urge the to co-sponsor and vote for
S. 2570. Once you have. cont cted your Senators. we ask that you
complete the report for provided and return it so that we .ay
hive a sense of the possible outco e of a Senate vote.
Think you for your continued support and cooperation. We
look forward to orking with you again in our longstanding
struggle against apartheid.
Sincerely.
REPORT
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