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April' -15,
MICHIGAN CI'I1ZEN
Benton Harbor Area News
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BENTO N HARB 0 R - Service, the PIC and· four other
Federal funds ha� been aUo- agencies.
. cated for approximately 700 When applying, potential
jobs in the tri-couaty area fo workers should bring proof of
PIC eligible youths aged 14-21 family income, citizenship, draft
years under the Job Training' registration (over 18 years) and
Partnership Act. their social seauity card
The PIC works with four sub­
contracting school districts to
administer the Summer Youth
program, including Ben on
Harbor, Niles Brandywine,
Lewis Cass Intermediate School
District and the Van Buren ISD�
Eligibility is determined �y
family size and inoome, and by
other factors such as need d
barriers to employment
Young people interes
working this summer should
contact their school if they are
attending, and out-of-school
youths should apply at their
local PIC office in Benton H�­
bor, Dowagiac, Hartford, Ni
and South Haven, Paw P
area residents may apply at the
Job Resource Center, a �int
venture between M.E.S.c. ob
WO EXPERIE CE
BENEFlTS
Besides the money earned
through the summer jobs, the
young rkers also gain invalu­
able wq('k experience and good '
references for the future. PIC
OWrman Ty Wallace of South
Havea also stressed the impor­
tance of giving ybung peop the
chance to provide service to
their communities.
Other projects slated for the
summer for both the Midligan
Youth Corps and the Summer
Youth Program include work
with schools, community
centers, chambers of com­
meree, hospitals, migrant day
care centers, highways, rivers
and lakes.
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Planning Co�mi lon meets,
but no quorum present .
By Bernice Br map he drew up, showing in-
Conupondent dustrial areas; commercial and
The City of Benton Harbor retail pro�rties; offices; non
Planning Commission met . tax properties, (suda as scaoo
Tuesday, April 4. No action was churches, shelter centers);
taken, for there was no quorum. parks; underdeveloped areas;
AI Meshkin, the City's PIan- vacant 1an� (urb renewal);
ner, discussed with the commis- and rezonmg areas of water
sion a request from the Emer- fronts.
gency Shelter Center, 645 ". ·�y�tstepistosee.where
Pi pe tone, to build a the city JS at and �ere will they
playground for the children that go from. there. G�mg hand m:td
are living at the Center on a hand WIth that IS the master
vaault lot betweeD the center plan," Meshkin said
- and the property beIoaging to a Michael Green, chairman,
Mrs. Eva Birch. asked the Comprehensbe PIan-
The Shelter Center and Mrs. ning Committee to me�t and
Birch want to pli the lot. Birch develop a plan and �ring it back
wants to purchase half to make to the Plan.ning �ommissi�n so
a garden and put up a feace to they could get � Meshkin. •
. eep the children out . � the p1annmg CoIDIDJS-
Meshkin said, Mrs. Burch SlOn discussed a request by Mr.
has had problems with the Richard V� of Abonmarche
children from the Center in the Inc., 95 W. MaiD St Villas, for a
-past I1IDDiDg on her P"operty. two hour .par� and IoJding
Also MeshkiD dismssed the zone for his clients.
update of the Existanee Land . Further disalSSion ao� ac­
Use, (ELU) with e commis- tion 0 all the requests wiD be
sio' taken at the next Planning Com-
He showed the commission a . ion meeting. May 2
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