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April 23, 1989 - Image 15

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Michigan Citizen, 1989-04-23

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By tee Brown
The Downtown Develop­
ment Authority (DDA) and the
Tax Increment Finance
Authority (TIFA) boards met,
WedDesday, April 12, for their
monthly business meeting.
Christopher Brooks Chair­
man of the Board, read a letter
from Dale Sorget, Whirlpool,
announcing his resig tion
from the DDA & TIFA boards,
effective immediately.
Sorget's term was to expire in
AugusL
Dave Mitchell, plant
manager of Whirlpool in Ben­
ton Harbor was appointed to
replace Sorget. Also Mitchell
was appointed to serve on the
finance committee.
In other business the board
'";;.a=;X=:� vot unanimously to approve:
... � 0 pay an amount of
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houses and for sheet-rock for
repairs at the Vincent Place.
- An amount ofS3,392.93 to
Gove & Associates for
reconstruction work on Britain
Avenue.
- Mollthly finance report of
DDA.
- To use Plante Moran for
audit services for DDA (or the
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year ending June 30, 1989.
Tb services will not exceed
"$9,950.
- Accepted the tentative
FY 89/9() budget for DDA.
The TIFA board voted unan­
imously to approve:
- A payment of $500 to the
National Fitness Campaign, of
San Francisco, CA., on payment
for fitness equipment pur­
chased in 1987 by former City
. Manager Alex Little.
- The monthly financial
report ofTIFA.
- To use Plante Moran for
audit services for TIF A for the
year ending June 30, 1989. The
services will not exceed $1,800.
- Accepted the tentative
FY 89/9() budget fo TIF A. ..
- Authorized Director'
Aaron Anthony to negotiate
with Gafill Oil about property
they own on the corner of'
Second and Main Streets.
Present were: Mayor Wil­
liam Wolf, Jacqueline Bell,
Aaron Anthony, Christopher
Brooks, Willie Williams, Kevin
Clements, Bobby Jordan. J. .
Gardener Phillips, Bob Schul­
theis, J� Cronk and Dorothy
Randolph.
Absent were: Dale Sorget,
Kathleen Dodd, Robin Manick,
and Willia Woods.
Library plans flnal
story Hour
Benton Harbor - The final ABC card, are eligible.
Pre-school Story Hour for the Movies for children showing
spring session will be held n on Saturday, April 29th at 2 p.m,
Wednesday, April 26th, from are: "Hansel and Gretel" and
10:45 a.m. The theme wil b "Frog and Toad are Friends".
friends, and the film, Fro Books added to the adult col-
Toad are Friends, will be hown. lection are., "War and Peace In
The Summer Read-To-Me The Nuclear Age" by John
Program will begin June 12 Newhou e ; "AIDS �nd Its
and parents may register their �etal?hors" by Sus�n �o�tag;
children in the Junior Depart-· PasSIOn And Prejudice by
ment be g inn ing- June 1st. ally Bing m; "Twilight" by
Children ages 3-6, whose Elie Wiesel" and oweto, �y
parents possess a valid Benton Love"?y Molapatene Collms
Harbor Public Library card or Ramusi, C
Mario Grew
in state
competition .
Mario McGrew, 4, son of
Marie McGrew, of Benton Har­
bor, was chosen by the Unique­
ly Yours Modeling Agency in
Grand Rapids, to participate in
the 1989 Mich igan State
Pageants, June 3-4, at the
Kalamazoo Convention Center,
Kalamazoo. ... '\
Mario will participate in the
2-4 year old age group in all-
around cata�ories. MARIO (PO N C H 0)
If he wins the State pageant MCGREW
• he will go on to the National • Mario attends pre-school at
Mario is a former model with
the Uniquely Yours Modeling Morton. Hill Elementary
School
Agency. He recently appeared His hobbies a e singing,
in an AdvertisiJm Sales Flyer of danci deling, kati d
Meijer's, modeling toddler . b cmg, mo s tmg an
wear. .
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