Hospital classes
BENTO HARBOR - The
ercy- emorial Medical Center
announced its schedule of
C IClinic offered in
ugu .. They are:
Pr rin for Chlldb rth­
August 1, 7:00 p.m.jMercy­
Memorial Medical C nter
, Forum, Pr ..... egistratlon required.
Expectant PI Clas
August 7, 14, 21, 28 (four
consecutive Thursdays) 7: 00
p.m./Merey- morial Medical
C nter Forum, pre-registration
required.
y N Blby CI to
pr.lr. youngst rs for blby's
IrrlYlI - August 10, 1:30 p.m./
M rcy-Memorial Medical :enter
Forum, pre-reglstration required.
Pr.Natal Nutrition - August
11, 6:00-7:00 p.m., pre-registrat­
ion required.
Br Itt ... I CI s - Aug-
ust II, 7:()()'8:30 p.m., pre­
registration required.
Ex else, R IIXltlon Ind
Br hi for expectlnt p... s
- Session No. I-August 12,
18, 20, Session No.2-August
19,25, 27, 7:00 p.m.
Get Acqulint*d Cllss - Aug­
ust 24, 1 :30 p.m. Pre-registrat­
ion required. This class is
speciafically design d to intro­
duce expectant mothers in the
early months -ot pregnancy to
the prenatal classes/obstetrics
programs availabl. at Mercy­
Memorial Medical Center.
SHARE Support Group -
August 5, 7:00 p.m. Pre­
registration required. A sup­
port group for parents who
hay experienced the death of
an infant through stillbirth,
miscarri or tubal pregnancy.
. Amput.. Protrlm - August
21, 11:00 a.m. Monthly pro­
gram fo recent am put pati nts
and persons who w r artificial
limbs for the purpose of evaluat­
ing both the correct fit and use
of the prosthesis.
Orthopedic Clinic - August
28. 9:00 a.m. No f /referral
required.
For more information, call
927-5285.
K'zoo Symphony auditions
KALAMAZOO - The Kal
mazoo Symphony Orchestra
announce openin for the
po itions of Principal Trom­
bone; 3rd d A istant French
Hom; A istant Concertmaster;
ction Violin I and Violin
II; Section Viola; Section Ba ;
d one year appointment
for 2nd Trombone.
Anyone intere ed in audit-
n for the positions ould
cont ct personnel man er Clark
• denBleyker t (616) 342-6888
after Augu 1, 1986 to schedule
an ppointment to audition
for music director Yoshimi
Takeda. To be eligible to
udition, musi clans must be
members of the American Feder­
ation of USlC1an. The area
chapter is 228.
u ician are hired on a
per-service contracutal basis,
Audition will be held on
September 13 for tring and on
September 14 for woodwinds
and bra at the Carver Center
in Kalamazoo.
Kalamazoo Sumphony
Society, Inc. is an Equal Oppor­
tunity Employer.
Library to show Disney film
BE 0 HARBOR - The
Di ey movie, Blac beard'
Gho , will be owing thi
Tuesday, Augu 5, at 10: 00,
1:00, 3:00, d 6:00. All
movie 0 n this summer dur­
ing the Di ey Film Fe are
free-of-eh , and children may
brio snac .
Thi i the I i wee during
hich children may enter the
Bookbot Reading Program, by
readin and reporting on library
book.
ovie for children will be
o n on Friday and Saturday,
August 8th and 9th, at 10:00
and 2:00 each day. The follow-
ing film hich together 1
45 minute ill be shown,
free-of-ch ge: ''Winter of the
itch" - A young boy learns
the recipe for happine pan­
cake from a witch who lives
in his attic and ''Why'd the
Beetle Cro the Road" A
bug's eyed view on the mean­
ing of life,
Books dded to the Adult
collection are: "The Rotation
Diet" by Martin Katahn; "Le .
ter to Judy: What Your Kids
Wish They Could Tell You"
by Judy Blume; "Taming a Sea
Hor "by Robert Parker; "Act
of ill" by Barbara Bradford;
"The Eighth Commandment" by
Lawrence Sanders; and "Spirit
of SUrvival" by Gail Sheehy.
ew video disc added to the
library collection are: White
ight , Jewel of the Nile anti
SweetDreams,
The Book Review
By Cathy Kelly
Finished with Homecoming?
Thought ! If you really
liked that, you'll love Dicey's
Song, It' about Dicey, May­
beth, J arne and Sammy -
this time a little older and
living with their grandmother
who i a tiny bi apprehensive.
But now Dicey is in hool
and terribly frantic. aybeth
failing everything except
mu ic, Sammy isn't helping.
He i being terribly stubborn
and has been in many fights.
What's going to become of
this family?
Dicey's Song by Cynthia
Wright
(The Citizen will pay 5
for any book review printed
here. Submit a picture of
yourself with the book review
to: The Citizen, 16032 Wood­
ward, Highland Park, MI 48203.
Photos or entries will not be
returned),
estern Am opens at Point O'Wo ds
BENTO HARBOR - The
We ern Amateur Golf Tourna­
ment will return to the Point
O'Wood Golf & Country Club
for it's annual play, ugust 6-
10, 1986. This tournament,
drawing national attention, has
been given such nicknames as
"The Masters of the Amateurs"
and "A Prep School for the
Tour."
The field of applications for
the Western has wide range of
applicants, consisting of inter­
national players, the top col­
legiate golfers in the nation,
and a fe local amateurs.
By Tuesday morning, the
vacancies in the field for the
84th Annual Western Amateur
will be filled.
The tournament is made up
of two tournaments. Fir
there are 72 holes of stroke
play to qualify for the "Sweet
Sixteen." The top sixteen
players then start the second
half of the tournament, match
play.
Persons wishing further in­
formation may contact Greg
Gordon at the Point 0 oods
Golf & Country Club, 1516
Roslin Road, Benton Harbor,
Michigan 49022. (616) 944-
1433.
EDBAI
Your County Commissioner
• Involved in Benton Harbor:
• 1st V.P. Full Gospel Business Men's Fellowship International
• Deacon Board, Flake Temple C.O.G.I.C.
e President of Blossomland Area Community Action Agency
e President of United Against Hunger
.. Board member, Berrien County Legal Services Bureau
• Juvenile Court Citizens Advisory Council
• Sunday School Teacher
• 2nd V.P., Berrien County Democratic Party
• Treasurer, Benton Harbor and Benton Township Democratic Club
• President of Young People's Willing Workers
• Experienced Leadership:
• Gounty Commissioner, 4 Years
• Berrien County Administration Committee
Responsible for Sheriff's Dept., Prosecutor's Office, District, Circuit and
Juvenile Courts, Dog Pound, Friend of the Court and the
Road Commission.
VOTE AUG .. SI
ov. 4, 1986
BECAUSE BAIRD CARES
Paid for by Concerned
Citizen to Elect Fred Baird
DE