23-29,1989
MICBIGAN�
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Benton Harbor Area News
Brea 'Cancer
Support Group· eat
Cancer ca nd p ntion
are the topics of the AfJ. meeting
of t ere Canoer Support group
sponsored by rcy-Memori
MIdi Ce r, Inc.
The group . m from.7-8:30
p.m .• Thursday, Apn 20 at the Rm
Cong . ana) Church. 2001 .
. , St. Joseph.
Guest ape r'lI be Sue Wil-
son, R.N .• oncology regional coor­
dinator for Bronson Hospital, •
Kalamazoo. A que . orHl r
on ' f her pre ntation.
The program is f • and pre-
reg' 'on i n'req ·red. For more
information. caJl927-5231.
The Vii of La • Associa-
ti n i sponsoring an Arts & Crafts
Festival in the LaIc • Park, in
La ,. on Saturday .. July 1,
from 11 a.m.-7 p.m. Raindate will
be Sunday, July 2.
The festival will feature original
rtwork nd craftwork. food and
be rag concessions and enter­
tairvnent.
Int re ed exhibitors may con­
tad Sue Price at 469-5966 in
Lake
Annual Family Fun Fair
The Tri-County Head Start's At..
n Family Fun Fair will be held on
Thursd • April 27, at the Com·
munity in Eau 0 ire, from
O . .m. u ·12pm. The Com­
munity Center i located at the old
Eau Oail1 High Schoof on Pipes­
tone Road. The ev nt rnar the
end of the program year for all
program famil" .
. Activi· for the day ill include
face painting, cupcake walk. a saw­
dust arch. golf. and pot-tuck
lunch. Lunch '11 be served from
11:30 a.m. until 12:30 p.m ..
T ri-County He d. Start i a
fed rally-funded preschool
program for low-4ncome families in
Berrien, Cass and Van Buren coun-
. . CaJI1..aoo-792-0366 for further'
informa . on.
S C. Sponsoring
au Trip To Chicago
The Sout ern Michigan
Volunt r Center is sponsoring a
Bus Trip to downtown Chicago on
Thursday, April 27. The b '11
ye from SignaJ Tra . at Third
and on Streets .• in I at 9 a.m.
. and '11 ar in Chicago at 10:45
a.m., 'chigan ·me. Drop-off points
. I be in the Loop and at r
Tower Place. Pick-up '11 be ONLY
at Wa r Tower Place at 5 p.m.,
. chigan ·me. The bus '11 arrive
clcin . atapproxim tely7:15
pm.
The cost of t trip I $19 hich .
includes round-trip b f r, tip for
t driver and ref shme on both
I of the trip.
InteirenMi pe
a onthebUiby 'ndnga
check to the Y, r Ce t, 1213
Oak St.. • 8120.11 m in-
formation needed. Ce
983-0912 or 683-5484.
The are being offered at:
Riverwood Ce r, begins June 1,
Thursday. from 1-3 p.m. Fee is $15.
Contad.Jm Jump. at 925-0594;
Lakeshore Hgh'Schooi begins
June 15. Thursdayi, 9-11 a.m: Fee
j $40. Contad La shore corri­
munity Education, 428-1404; and
Riverwood Center. begins July 18,
Tuesdays. 10 am.-12 p.m. Fee is
$15. Contact, Susan Craw, 925- .
0594 .
from , am. to 7 p.m. in the
Ce rfront lobby, 1234 . r A .
The screeoi� d • ned to raise the
public's awareness Of the need to
know their blood pressure and
cholesterol s. said Vicki Buck,
community health manager.
L C Offers·Study .
Skill Class
A Study Skills dass will be offered
during the spring and summer
semesters at lake Michigan COllege.
According to instructor Dr. Hazel
Wright, the course is designed to help
students d lop better study skills.
Michigan Method of Tutoring. She said current high chod stu-
Please call, �3313 for more infor- dents. those preparing to enter col-
. . leg in the fall. and old r stud nts
tion. wou d all benefit from the course.
, 'Registration i now ln progress for
dun Literacy Coo.ncil both mest rs. from 9 a.m. to 8:30
p.m, ondays through Thursdays
. Open House and 9 am-4 p.m .• Frid VI at the LMC
The Second Anniversary Open main campus. 2755 E. Napier Ave.,
House for Adult Literacy Council in Benton Township, and at the South
• • '11 be hetd Sunday, May 7. ' Campus in Niles. for more informa-
from 1-4 p.m. The Council is 10- tion call (616) 927-3571, 1�252-
ad at 620 Ferry St" t, iles. 1LMC, or �16) 684-5850.
Tom Smith, of Pifer-Smith
Funeral Home in Nil s, has joined .
the Board of Directors of the Aduft
Ute racy Council.
Volunteer Training
Volunteers of. service to senior
citizens in Berrien Cass, and Van
Buren counties are invited to attend
a two-day training on the consecu­
tive Saturdays of May 13 and 20 at
the Van Buren Vocational Technical
Center in Lawrenoe, from 8:30 a.m.
to 4;30 p.m. each day.
The training series, co-spon­
sored by Van Buren Coumy Mental
Health Services and the Region rv
Alea Agtney on Aging.
Individuals working with older
clients through agencies such as
nutrition sites, nior citizens
centers, or nursing homes are en.
couraged to attend as are those in­
terested in becoming a volunteer.
There is no charge, though dona­
tions are acoepted. Lunch will be
provided both days. To register or
for information, caJi Dianne Carlson,
983-01 rr or 1-8()()..442-2803.
Softball Tournament
The Men's Open Round Robin 12·
Softball Tournament win b held
Saturday and Sunday. May 13 and
14, at the Diamond Bowl, New Buf­
falo.
Ent r f of $100 per team must be
mailed to: Wayne Gib on,' 1206 Man­
hattan, 'chigan City. Ind. 46360, by
. Wednes�ay. May 10. The first 12
team only!!!
Call Wayne, 1-219-874-9937, hom or
1·219-874-4221, ext 289. work .
Paper Drive
The dialysi unit of rey- mori
Medical Center is sponsoring its an­
nuaJ spring paper drive on April 27 to
29 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in ttl front
parking lot of rev Center loded on
Agard St t, Benton Harbor.
Dona d pap rs hOUld be tied in
bund s or ed in paper bags. No
magazin.s, catalogu.. or
phot.ebooks can be ccepted.
Proceed from the paper drive
contrib to • . Emergency
Fund.
you woWd to to,
have questions Of ha a large
.mount of papers which you need
P'd*i UR pIeaIe Q27-5237.
Marine Cpl. BOBBY L .
BAKER, son of Bobbie G. and
Pearl A. Baker of 818 Buss,
Benton Harbor, MI, has been
promoted to his present ran
The fee for the entire wortcshop is .' . while rving at Marine Corps
Adva� registration is required and Rehabilitation .Center Combat Development Com-
may be mad by mail or phone to the mand, Ouantico, Va.
agency at 983-5545 or 1-800-562-· Open House . A 1984 graduate of Benton
4270. Two hili or partial scholarship Th recently 0 ned Rehabilitation Harbor High School, he joined
are available for those for whOm the Center of Merl'"U..Memon·aI Medl'caJ h M' C . 0 be
f .-. .. .-. be ba' =r t e anne orps m do r
ee Wuu.u • rner. Center, Inc. invites the public to it
BHHS Fund Raising community open house from 3 to 7 ,___1984_. _
The ·BHHS Senior Celebration- pm. on May 4. Open house visitors
Paren, Group· "is plannirxJ a major can tour the center and talk with the
fund raising Car Wash/Bake rehabilitation staff.
Sale/Rummage combinatjon event The 1Q-bed inpatient center, located
on Saturday, April 22 from 8 a.m.- 2 on the sixth floor of the hospital's St.
p rn. according to Co-dulirperson for Joseph facility, helps individuals
the group, Consada Beck. regain their independence after they
Cost of a car wash will be $3.00. Cus- uffer a stro or other disabling ln-
tomers can browse at the rum mag jury. The cen ! also ��tains therapy
sale and enjoy som bake.ry while . are�. a combined dlRl�g room �nd
waiting for their cars to be washed. All actIVity room. and private patient
proceeds will go toward th ·Senior rooms.
Ce bration Night- Friday, June 9,
Child & Family
Services Workshop'
The Child and Family Sel\fices of
Southw tern Michigan. Inc. an­
unces t its Family Enrictvnent
orkshop, -eecoming a Whol Per­
n - Putting It All Together"', will be
• peated begil)ning Tuesday, April
25.ifrom 7 to 9 p.m.
Th workshop will continue each
Tuesday th ough' May ·30 at the
agency's office at 2000 South State
Street. St. Joseph.
..
1989 folio ing Gommencement
ceremonies at Benton Harbor High
School's Ristrup R :
"AI Benton Harbor School Seniors
have been invited to attend the super­
'sed event with ntertainment,.good
food, great door prizes and fun, ac-
cording to M. Be�. .
In The
Service
Marine PYt. LA TO A K.
LAFRANCE, daugb er of
Carolyn J. LaFrance of 3320
P ck, treet, Muskegon
�ights, MI, has completed
recruit training at e Marine
Corps Recruit De Parris Is­
land, S.C.
A 1988- graduate of Mus­
kegon Senior Hi School, she
joined the Marine Corps ioJune
1988.
Cutler To Lecture At
, ,·LMC .
·Technology Predictions and the
Role of Technology" is t� title of a
free public lecture to be presented at
7 p.m. Tuesday, April 25 in the
fltanetarium (Room 0-116) at Lake
Michigan College. 2755 E. Napier
Ave., Benton Township ..
The lecture. part of the LMC,Honors
Program's lecture serie on ·Science.
Technology, and Human Values,· will
be given by Dr. W. Gale Cutler. retired
vice pre 'dent and director of cor­
porate research for Whirlpool. and
chairman fo the ichigan informa-
tion l chnology ork.
Marine Sgt. HOWARD S.
HA YNES, son of Bessie L.
Haynes of Benton Harbor, MI,
recently returned from deploy­
ment while seving with F1eet
Anti-Terrorism Security Team
Company, Marine Corps
Security Force Battalion,
'Pacific, Vallejo, Calif.
His wife, Joyce, is the
daughter of Leonia Fowler and
Lewis Hines, also of Benton
Harbor.
LMC Schedules
Weaving Op House
M open house to explain ttl Weav­
ing program at Lake chigan Col­
lege '11 be' he d from 6:30-8:00 p.m.
Wednesday, May 3 in Room D-109 at
Lake 'chigan College.
According to Betts Rittmeyer, LMC
weaving instructor. stud nts' work
will be on display, and information
regarding the waving program will be
available.
Call (616) 927·3571, ext. 244, or 1-
800-252-1 LMC.
Toughlove Parent
Support Group To
Meet
The Toughlove Parent Support
Group will meet Tuesday, April 25 �
7:30 p.m. in the nursery' of the .
Stevensville United Methodis
Church. 5506 Ridge Ad., Stevensvill
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