AV 3 - 9,1987 THE MICHIGAN CITIZEN
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·B.H. schedules S ory hour
BE 0 HARBOR - Pre-
chool StoryTime will meet
from 10:00 to 10:45 on ed­
nesday, ay 6th. The film,
"Everything You Do', will be
own, along with other stories
and ctivities for young children,
ges 3-5.
ovie for children will be
shown on Friday, May 8 at
4:00, and ain on Saturday,
May 9 at 10:00 and 2:00.
Sho ing are: "Everything You
Do" and "The itt".
Book added to the dult
collection are: "Lost Friend-
ships" by Donald indham;
"Crime arps" by Georgette
Bennett; "The Pathology Of
Power" by orman Cousins;
'Crime Is All e Have" by
Barnaby Conrad; and 'Under
The Ether Dome" by Stephen
Hoffman.
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Democratic women
elect officers
The Southwe em Michigan
Democratic Women's Caucus
elected officer Saturday, April
25 at brunch held at the
Benton Harbor Howard John-
n' restaurant. Serving in
1987-88 will be Virginia ivens
St. Jo ph Township, Chair;
Georgia Boggs iles Vice Chair;
ora Jefferson, Benton Town­
ship, Treasurer: and Gloria
Cleveland, Benton Harbor,
Secretary.
Barbara Maddox, Recording
Secretary for the Michigan
Democratic Party was a special
gue at the meeting. She has
just been appointed by Gov.
Blanchard to direct a ne
summer youth employment pro­
gram for ichigan. She invited
the group to participate in the
program, which will provide
young people ith 30 hours a
wee employment at minimum
w ge and place them with non­
profit organizations that can
provide supervision and trainin ,
according to Mrs. ivens.
The Caucus voted to meet
quarterly on the third Saturday
morning of every third month.
The next meeting will be July
18 1987. eetings will be
rotated when po sible around
the three counties covered by
the Caucus ( ass, Van Buren
and Berrien .
A Chair's Appreciation
Award was pre nted to Vir­
gima ivens, who initi ted
organization of the Caucus in
19 4 for "loyalty and devot­
ion to the goals of omen in
Democratic politics."
Say
"Happy Mothers-to-be
to your
favorite
expectant
mother.
L C lists ' 8 7 graduates
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BENTO 1WP - Local resi­
dents that graduated from Lake
Michigan College May 1 include:
Benton Harbor - Scott E.
Bedwell, Mark Berg, Ronda L.
Boone, Brian M. Brant, Tom­
mie R. Broadwater, Joyce N.
Butler, Brenda K. Cerny, Maria
A. Clark, John Correll, Susan
Marie Dombroski, Veronica Eas­
ley, Catherine E. Eichler, Cyn­
thia J. Ellis, Bev�rly J. Fields,
Kim W. Fonder, Tonya R.
Ford, Jane E. Gard, Lillard
Gonzales Jr., Donna M. Green -
(H), Julie L. Gr ne, Brand­
ner Guevara, John W. Harman,
Mary C. Harte - (H), Amy J.
Hartsuff, Diane Holycross - (H),
Patricia Howard, Ronda R. Jen­
kins, Jacquelin Johnson, James
D. Kelly Jr. - (H), Nancy L.
Kelly, Marina Kissinger, Richard
F. Kling - (H), and Robert
J. Kling.
Others were: Gavin J. Korn,
Gina L. Kruck, Robert P.
Lauctl, Wilbert McCoy, Barbara
J. Meeks, Beverly J. Megna - (H),
Samella Norwood, Jewel L
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Pease, Barbara Pendergrass, Con­
nie M. Phillis, Barry B. Pratt,
Victor L. Rogers, Lewis J.
Ruel, Janice B. Ruhl, Julie
Russell, Karen L. Rychan k -
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A. Sawicki, Carmel ita Schetlizki,
Bonnie Schultz, Richard L.
Seymour - (H), Barbara Jean
Sims, Terence A. Sing, Amy
Smith, Laverne A. Stevenson,
Susan K. Straw, Diana L. Struck
- (H), Quincy L. Turner, Andrea
L. Wheeler, Catherine S. Wind­
ish, Kathryn Wood, Sheila R.
Wright and Cathy Yates.
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