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ational Theatre of the
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Deaf to perform at LMC
BENTON'IWP. - Tickets
are now on sale for The Nation­
al Theatre of the Dears perfor­
mance of "King of Hearts" at
7:30 p:m. Thursday, March 16 in
the Lake Michigan College little
Theatre located in the Com­
munity Center, according to
Sharon Del maschio, associate
director of conference services
atLMC.
"Actors combine sign lan­
guage with the spoken word, so
audiences hear and see every
word, - explained Del Maschio.
"The result is a beautiful and ex­
citing performance which
everyone can enjoy."
Del Maschio said the perfor­
mance is expected to sell out
early, and she advises patrons to
reserve their tic ets soon, at
$6.50 each. She said the public
opening of a large collection of
signed Norman Rockwell
prints, on loan to LMC from the
private collection of �erliu and
Carolyn Hanson, will also take
place the evening of March 16.
The prints are displayed in the
Community Center.
"Those attendiDg the play are
also invited to tour the Rockwell
exhibit, - and 'meet the actors'
reception after the perfor­
mance," said Del Maschio. "The
College has prepared a booklet
explaining the different prints,
so people can read about Rock­
well and his OI'k they view
the exhibit-
Tickets may be obtained by
calling the Lake Michigan Col­
lege Box Office, located in the
Community Center, at (616)
927-1000. VISA and Master­
Card are accepted,
BHAS graduation
date changed
.Benton Harbor High
School's Commencement
ceremonies originally
scheduled for 7:30 p.m ..
Thursday, June 8, 1989 at
Filstrup Field has been changed
to Friday, June 9, 1989 at 7:30
p.m, at Filstrup Fie d, according
to School Principal,
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To hlove Par nt Support
Group .
The Toughlove Pare.nt Support
group will m t Tu aday, MArch 7 at
7:30 p.m. In the nursery of the
Stevensville United Methodist
Church, 5506 Ridge road,
St nsvill.
This group consists of parents
ho are troubl�d by their youth's be­
havior. At a typical meeting, parents
emotionally upport on another by
• listening to each other nd sharing
ideas and ways of de ling with the in­
appropriate behavior of youth.
"Hatching Egg "for Easter
S Is
Ponderosa Restaurant are
·Hatching Eggs· for the Easter. Seal
Society! Vi it your nearest Pondesora
Re urant in St. Jo ph and Benton
Harbor, donate $1 to Easter Sa and
receive a colorful Easter egg with a
coupon for a valuab.e Pond rosa
coupon it m.
• This special ·Hatch an Egg·
promotion runs from F bru ry 27
through East r Sunday. Coupons ale
red m bl until April 30.
Judy Collin in Concert
Judy Collins will ppear in concert
at Lakeshore Hlgh School,
'St n 'I ,on Frid y, March 17. t
8:00 p.m. Th concert is sponsored
by the Civic Ben fit Oub with th
proceeds going to Th Soup Kitch n,
nco
Tic ets for re rved ts v $20
and gen ral admi ion tickets are
$12.50. They are avail ble at the
e hore High Sc 001 Princtp I's
Office, Century Center Box OffICe, by
writing 1634 Sun Pr irie Dr., St.
Jo ph, MI49065. or by calling {161}
428-2498.
The Soup Kitchen, Inc., the
ben clary of concert. i operated
by a cooperative of 32 church
who rye hot noon me to over 150
peopI day. The Soup Kitchen is
open n days a . noIuding
holidays d i staffed on un r
·s.
Red Cross B� Driv For
Th 0 Oflll h
The following d( for March are
open to th pub ic: Tues., March 7,
Lakeshore 'gh School, Stevensville,
8:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.; Thur ., Match 9,
Watervliet High School, Watervliet,
8:30 a.m.-2:3O p.m.; Fri., March 10,
Eau Oaire High School, Eau Claire,
8:30 a.m.-2:3O p.m.; Wed., March 15,
fled Cross Chapter House, Benton
Harbor, 12:00 noon-6:00 p.m.; Fri.,
March 17, Trinity EpjscopaJ Church,
iles, 12:00 noon-6:00 p.m.; Mon.,
March 27, Gr Sororitl, Benton
Harbor High School Stud nt com­
mons, Benton Harbor, 11 Lm.-5p.m.;
and Fri., March 31, cy- morial
Medica! c.nter, Benton k iarbor, 11
a.m.-5p.m.
Series Off eel on Drug And
Alcohol Ab
Th public is Invited to a fr lec­
ture riea on alcohol and drug d -
pendencylrom 7 to 9 p.m. each Wed-
nesday dur1ng . The program I
sponsored by th Berri.n County
Health Department and- Mercy-
morial Medical Ce 's Horizon
Recovery Cen r. The ". be
held at the St. JoM�n Senior
Cen r,2SM5 Ie An.
. n Flni Horizon'. • eeee-
dinator, . �s on proce of
interv ntion - what to do when
someone doesn't want help, on
Match 8.
Morizon Direc10r S Gambrel
will discus the ritual aspect of
recovery from c:h mlcal d pend ncy
on ch 15.
On March 22, Jaynet Colton,
pr nlion coordinator for the aerTl n
Counth Health Department, will
deactibe what fam Iy members can
do to prevent substance Abu .
Contributing factors of ch mlcaJ
depend ncy be topic of Au
Wh' 's pre ticn on Match 29.
White i the community r.1 tion
manager tor Horizon Recovery
Cen r.
For more information call Laura
Spencer of Berrien County
Department, Alcohol/Drug Abu ..
Program, at 928-7121, ext. 285.
Pr registration i 't required.
Ie hulil me?1I
your life. Does he deserve it?
Only you can answer that ques­
tion but you must determine
who deserves to be important in
your life and who doesn't
Here's what you should do.
Make a list of a of the people
in your life who have a real
and important impact upon .
your circnmstances. Think very
carefully about this· list. Take
your time because you m
think that someone' important
whe in fact, they could disap­
pear tomorrow and your life
wou (l remain entially the
same as it is now. Some peop
are significant and some are not.
What are the precise resons fo
which you place them on your
list of important peop ? Don't
fool yourself. Be sure that the
reasons are not met:el� emotion­
al. When you finish your list, if
the man who is causing you
. problems is not on the list, tell
him what to do with his opinions
the next time he criticizes you.
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Test yourself with this Quick 1 which indu Jeep. D: Ac-
Dialogue Quiz on the subject of oordiDg to a uney of alumni of
sleep: I Transylva ia (Kentucky)
True or false? University, -fourth had such
A. Nearly half of all men recurring tmar� . decades
sleep in their b�thday sui . after they Ie school E. That's
Thirty-one percent of women the estima e of Dr. Ernest
do likewise. Hartman, a Boston sleep re-
B. Forty-six million I searcher.
Americans chronically have
trouble falling asleep. :
C. Grandma's recom­
mended glass of warm milk at
bedtime might work as well as a
sleeping pill.
D. Two of five dreams are
terrifying nigh mares, and
among adults after graduation, Dear Ce
a commonplace nightmare in-. but not ac
volves fears of a college test. health offi .
E. One-fourth of the world's AIDS is the
popula . an afternoon course. bees
siesta of a couple of hours, then kills. But sti
sleeps some more at night time' scourg such as syphilis,
Answers: All true. A. Men's gonorrhea, erpes, chlamydia
Fitness magazine also says kids and genital ts. Most of these
talk more in their sleep than do afflictions be avoided, and if
adults. B. So says Dr. Philip contracted, s ccessful treated
Westbrook, pre ident of the For most pie in the United
American Sleep Disorders States the h diest place for
Clinic at Stanford University. C. good advice and confidential
Milk contains an amino acid counseling is the local county
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Do you aYe a q e.t1oa
bout per oaal )'lIe e or
th? Send to DIal e, TIle
Ea. Corporatlo , 111 W·
al"endoo, M.S. 1616, Geab:,
L, 85077. F • peno
ply, send. r· dclra eel,·
-ped enftiope.
Dr. Charles W. Faulkner may
be.reached at P.O. Box 5()()16,
Washington, D.C. 20004.