Jobs
still
available
(
Unemployed 18-21 year-old
ichigan residents may still
find jobs this summer, accord­
ing to Grace Steiner, Special
Programs Coordinator for the
Private Industry Council serving
Berrien, Ca and Van Buren
Counties.
ichigan legislators pproved
additional funding for the Michi­
an Youth Corps on July 1 and
the tri-county PIC ha received
pproval to reopen application
no that all previous appli-
1231 Pipestone
C LSP TRY
130 W. Napier
RO QU LlTY E TS
4031 S M-139
HAIR U LIMITED
455 W. Main
THESE
BENTON HARBOR
STORES HAVE
THE MICHIGAN CITIZEN
ON SALE:
E
333 Riverview Driv
E GLE SUPE S VER
2548 Territorial
TIY CLE ERS
140 N. Fair
BETTY CLE ERS
261 E. Empire
RI RVIE PHAR Y
1527 Territorial
H PTO 'S GROCERY
1800 Highland
ISTER GRO ERY
308 S. Crystal
T L OT DR GS STO
ROBERT
BELL
'CO TRACTOR
Bob - n art tr t
PAINTING & DECORATING
ROOFING·TllE*MARBlE
REMODELING
STATE LICENSED
310 Searles Street
926·6859
Benton Harbor, MI 49022
T
cants have been proce d ac- - librari • nd many other site
cording to Grace Steiner. are I ing for more help,"
ichigan Youth Corp is the id ohler. 'The experience
largest summer youth employ- i gre t for young people, and
ment program in the nation that they can earn m ney while
is tate-funded, said Steiner. they learn valu ble employ-
"'We will be receiving additional bility skills.'
funding allocation of 266 866. A special feature of Michi-
dded to our pre nt allocation gan Youth Corp is that all
of 472 000 our total budget youth are eligible not just
is now 73 866 for our three economically disadvantaged
counties. ' young people, according to
The types of jobs av ilable Wohler.
are varied, according to PIC Young people are urged to
Employment Specialist Shirley pply at their local PIC office
ohler who is working with or pick up the application at
the wor sites. "Schools day the M.E.S.C. office nearest
care centers, park cities them, she continued.
, Hopes YC leads to employment
Continued from P ,. '
Brian is no earning think my go d work record
5.50 per hour s a supervi r nd pervi r experience will
with YC workers earning help me a lot" he said.
3.35 per hour. 'I started' The ichigan Youth orp
thre years ago painting curves, is administrered by the tri-
and have done a lot of different county PIC and is open to all
thin s - pothole patching torm Michigan youth 1 -21 years of
drain and traffi sign main- age, regardles of in orne.
tenance and whatever is neces-
sary ," Brian explained. 4 ichi­
gan Youth Corp has helped
me financially, and now I m
100 ing for a job this fall. I
5
Tuesday
City voters go 0 polls
BE TO HARBOR - Voters
in Benton Harbor ill be going
to the polls Tuesday, August 4
for the Mayor and City Com­
mission election.
There are four candidates
eking the mayor seat. They
are: incumbent Mayor Wilce
L. Cooke, 1130 Salem; Wil­
liam Wolf 170 Parker James
F.A. Turner, 55 Columbus;
and Jimmy Ruff, 356 Pipestone.
ine candidates are running
for four seats available on the
city commission. According to
Rochelle Long Deputy ity
Clerk you can only choose one
candidate.
Those running for re-election
are: orval eiss 78 Pearl;
Dorothy Dickey, 1121 alem �
and Charles Mickey Yar-
Push
millage vote
BE TO HARBOR - Regis­
tered voters in Benton Harbor
will be phoned on August 3
and 4 in an attempt to increase
voter turnout for the millage
vote rescheduled from June 16
when less than six percent of
the eligible population voted.
Volunteers from eighb r-
ho d Information & haring
Exchange I E and partici­
pant of the leadership/ com­
munication wor shop currently
being held in Benton Harbor
will call residents to explain
what the vote covers and to
remind them to vote, said
Willa Brown, coordinator at
ISE.
lhe Dickey Agency
"We're Her� To Serve All Your Real Estate Needs"
• R . deot8I pprai •
• Commerci Rental •.
• love ment •
FAST & PROFESSIONAL SERVICE
CALL 926-7271
Benton Harber, I 49022
CONSTRUCTION
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
ROOFING - SIDING
Home Remodeling
Insulation
925-1218 or 925-1219
260 CHESTNUT ST., B.H.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
K� orri Ga ·
GENERAL PRACTICE OF LAW
CALL 616/926-7143
cDonald
Chir�practic Clinic
BACK, HIP lEG PROBlE S
ECK, SHOULDER a AR CONDITIO S
WHIPlASH I JURIES
ONALJANITOIUA£ SBIlVICE
fJ!:r�
P,r
Mit. CitE SHAW
brough, 10 6 Monroe.
ewcomers seeking a seat
are: Charles Henry. 1121
Union; Kerry Shannon, 273
Searles: Steve Wooden 269
Searles' Fred Sims 1225 Pavone'
Ricky Hill 646 Colfax; and
Jerry E. John on 808 Broad­
way.
The voter ill al 0 go to
the poll to vote again on
Proposal One and Proposal
T 0 that appeared on the
June 16 city mill ge electi n.
Proposal One asked approval
of a 20-year 1.2 mills to fund
Dial-A-Ride.
Propo I Two
o. 'j for a 20-year
helpf the city pa
million it 0 e the
eries of mergency ans bor-
rowed ince 19 0,
On June 16 the voters did
approve Proposal Three whi h
granted business qualifying f r
the Enterpri Zone a 6
tax break.
Second Baptist
Church
600 Lynch
Benton Harbor, M I 49022
616/926-8191
REV. DONALD ADKINS
Pastor
9:25 a.m ..•.•• Sunday School
10:45 a.m •••• Mornlng Worship
7-1 p.m. Wed ••• Prayer Service
T h m : 0 ve'opang
Your Spiritual Gifts
I Corinthians 12: 1-31
,.
ATTIE E.
RODDY
.icensed Sales Representativ
LIFE AND HEALTH
, I SURA C£
Medicare
&
Disability
Service
•
1924 M-139 South
Benton Harbor, Mich. 49022
616/927-1397
Busin IS
616/925-9825
R.IICI�IftC'"