THE ICHIGAN CITIZ�N APRIL 26 - MAY 2, 1917
5
in and About Benton Harbor
o rame
BENTO HARBOR - Vale­
dictorian and Salutatorian
honors ere named along with
the balance of the top ten
niors at Benton Harbor High
School, according to Jame
Rutter, principal at the high
school.
Lorraine Smith was named
mith
LEGAL OTICE
BENTON CHARTER
TOWNSHIP PROPERTIES
FOR SALE
B nton Charter Township
will sell the followl Town­
ship prop rti s, in as is con­
dition, some propertl s will
contain structur s and some will
be vacant land. A minimum
bid of $100.00 for th vacant
land. The prop rtl s with
structures will have the mini­
mum bid in the ad blow.
B nton Chart r Township will
not be held responsible for any
dam s or defects of the pro­
pertf s, all prop rties that have
structur s must b brought up to
code In six months. Also bid
forms are n ed to be used for
your bid on the follow In pro­
p rtf s and can be obtained
from the Build in 0 partm nt
r ary.
Th re will be a od faith
d posit of 25 of your total
bid for ch property, it must
be submltt with the Bid form
you· rec ived from the Building
o partm nt.
Except for the prop rtl
ith a minimum bid of more
than $2,000.00 a good faith
d posit of 10% will be required
and the b lance to purchase in
45 days, for these prop rties.
If you ar awarded th bid
and DO NOT ACCEPT, the
good faith d posit "IS NOT
REFUNDABLE". If you ar
not awarded the bid your check
or mon y order will be re­
turned. PI se "NO CASH
MONEY" will be accepted.
Please nclose Bid Form
and check or mon y order In a
led env lope AND PUT THE
TAX CODE NO: AND THE
ADDRESS OF THE PROPER­
TY ON THE OUTSIDE OF
THE ENVELOPE. The aled
Bids will be received by the
Township Build I", D pt.
"THE PROPER BID FORMS
MUST BE USED"!. B nton
Chart r Township re rves the
r ht to r eel or ace pt any
or an bids, in whol or part,
to waive any irregulariti s there­
in or to ccept any responsible
proposal or bid when it may be
in the best interest of the
Township to do so.
Bkls will be acc pted thru
ay 15, 1987 til 4:30 p.m. The
bids will be opened at the May
19, 1987 r ular meeting of the
B nton Charter Township.
Willie Jake Scott, Clerk
B nton Charter Township
The Michigan Citizen Adv.
4/26/87
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student
Essay Contest. She is a mem-
. ber of the Madrigal Choir of
Benton Harbor High School and
a tour guide at the Morton
House Mu urn.
Kevin Hanner is the son of
Donna and ichael Hanner of
155 Parker Street, Benton Har­
bor. He plans to attend the
University of Detroit to major
in Chemistry. Kevin is the
President of the ational
Honor Society, member of the
Key Club, Chess Club, Spanish
Club, JROTC and Varsity Base­
ball Team. He currently is
wor ing t Dairy Delights in
Benton Harbor.
Reanee Wheeler is the daugh­
ter of ary and Thomas Hender­
son of 550 orth Crystal,
Benton Harbor. She plans to
attend ichigan State Univer­
sity to major in Computer
Science. Reanee is a member·
of the ational Honor Society,
Spanish Club, ath Organiza­
tion School' Service Organiza­
tion Planning Committee and
presenter for Leadership Forum,
ember of Full Gospel Assem­
bly Youth Group and Boec
Club. She is currently work­
ing at the BHAS Technical
Center and York Steak House.
Coalitio
focus on Central Arne ica
The Southwestern ichigan
Women's Political Coalition will
hold their April 29 meeting
at the Unitarian Universalist
Fellowship, 4340 Lincoln
Avenue (approximately 500
yards South of Glenlord Road),
according to Jane Ammeson
edia Director.
Guest speakers will be
Chararity Baker and Dr. V in­
cent Uhl. They will speak at
7:30 p.m. about the continu-
BH searches
The inth Annual Outstand­
ing Teacher of the Year search
has begun in the Benton Har­
bor Area School. District
employees, parents and resi­
dents of the School District
are invited to participate by
nominating their choice for
Outstanding Teacher of the Year
1986-87.
omination forms are avail­
able at all school building of
the Benton Harbor Area
Schools. Each building princi­
pal is in the proce of forming
a committee that will decide
upon a 'building" Outstanding
Teacher of the Year.
Each building will then for­
ward its nomination to a district­
wide committee for a final
judging of the Outstanding Tea­
cher of the Year Awards. The
district-wide committee, under
the co-chairmanship of eCord
7th Gr de School Principal,
J ohn Brown, and Fair Plain
ortheast Principal Ralph
ing turmoil in Guatemala and
other Central American coun­
tries.
s. Baker is a tudent of
'Latin America. She currently
resides in Lakeside ichigan
and works for orthwest Air­
lines. She has also taught in
Battle Creek and Detroit. She
is active in the ichigan Chapter
of Women for Guatemala it­
ness for Peace and the Berrien
County Association of Churches
or 'Teacher 0
Catania, will name two teachers
one from the elementary divis­
ion and one from the condary
division, for the distinction of
being named Outstanding Tea­
cher of the Year 1986-87.
All certified teachers 'are eligible
for the awards.
Those who have been named
as Outstanding educators in past
years are not eligible to receive
the honor again according to
the selection committee. Pre­
vious winners were: Katrina
e bitt, 1978/79; James . Rut­
ter, Johnie Y. Davis, Barbara
Pence, 1979/80' Patrici Rodez,
Ted Lorah, Alexander Bailey,
1980/82' Greta Hines, Inez
Waddell, Wendell Martin, 1982/
83; Hamilton E. Calvert Jr.,
James Roberts, 1983/84; S.
Susan Pease and Steven J.
Lick, 1984/85; Le en Alston
and Clifford Machace , 1985/
86.
Tho who may want more
information on this year's Out-
- Peace Ta Force.
Dr. Uhl is Professor Emeri­
tus at the University of Vir­
ginia where he was chairman of
the Chemical Engineering De­
partment from 1963 to 1974.
He recently joined a travel
seminar to Guatemala - a
ubject he has been re arch­
ing. Dr. Uhl is a1 the father
of Coalition member Ann­
arie Jud n.
the Year'
standing Teacher of the Year
search in the Benton Harbor
Area Schools should cont ct
their nearest school byilding or
call the Public Information
Office, 926-1141.
Berrien
observes
Law Week
Berrien County Juvenile
Court will observe La ee
19 7 from onday April 27,
1987 through Friday ay 1,
1987.
According to Dr. Don Mead,
Chairman of the Law Wee
Committee for the Court Law
Wee activities will include
speaking engagements at public
schools, parochial sc Is and
rvice club, and an Op n
Hou for the general publi
at Berrien County Juvenile Cen­
ter.
amed top
Valedictorian and both, Kevin with approximately 383 grad-
Hanner and Reanee Wheeler uages planning to receive
are Salutatorians for the 1987 diplomas.
gr du ting class of Benton Valedictorian honors came to
Harbor High School. Lorraine Smith who held a
Graduation ceremonies for gr de point avera e of 3.909.
Benton Harbor High School are Salutatorian Kevin Hanner and
to be held Thursday, June 4 Reanee Wheeler, both earned
at 7:30 p.m. at Filstrup Field gr de point averages of 3.800.
The balance of the top ten
seniors include (with grade point
average in brackets: Douglas
Williams (3.725); Mich el Strin- .
ger (3.714; Robert Harmon
(3.700); Sean Mc ally (3.657);
Keith Hanner (3.604); Roxanne
Prill itz (3.525); Lori Green
(3.465).
Lorraine Smith is the daugh­
ter of Marcia and Arnold Smith
of 191 Searles Street, Benton
Harbor. She plans to attend
Michigan State University to
study Biology IV eterinarian
medicine. Lorraine i also a
member of the ational
Honor Society, Physi cs Club,
Spanish Club, French Club,
Sunday Mu·c Club, both the
Adult; and Student Advisory
Board of the School Based
Health Clinic, student represen­
tative of the Board for MSU/
Benton Harbor project and the
1986 winner of the Rotary