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• Tbe Benton Harbor Area
booll Diltrict announces the
ponlorlhip of the Summer
Pood Service Proaram for
cbildren at 16 locatio in the
dlltrict Itartinl Monday, June
17. ,
Free meall will be made
vanable to children 18 years of
Ie and under or persona over 18
wbo are determined by a State or
, ocal public educational a ency
:. be mentally or pby ically
. andicapped. Meal. will be
rovided wi tbout re ard to race,
color, national orilin. e, ex,
. • or bandicap.
Lunches will be lerved from
11 :00 a.m. to 1 :00 p.m. and
I froID 2:00 to 3:00 p.m.
weekdaYI tbtou b AU,Ult 16,
accordln to Stepben B.
Mitcbell, Director of Operation
a Facilitiel for tbe Benton Har-
, Mr Area Scbooll. No meals will
, be lerved July 4.
- The summer food service pro-
• .ram il funded by the United
Statel Dep rtment of Alricul­
'. lure, Ipon ored locally by the
� Benton Harbor Area Scbools and
) Ulilted .by the City of Benton
I Harbor Area Summer Recrea-
tion Prolram, according to
I Mitchell. .
"Approximately 114,000
lunchel and snacks were served
lalt year," Mitchell said. "We're
anticlpaUna similar turnout
a.aln tbil year."
Meall will be served at the
,. followinl locations: Sterne
m
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Brunson School, Bard School,
Lafayette School, Henry C.
Morton School, Hall Park,
Union Park, Pipeltoae Park,
Fran's Tot Lot, Columbus
-Schoo], McCord Junior High,
M rtlndale School, Benton Har­
bor High' School, Broadway
Park, Boynton School and Hull
School.
According to USDA
guideline, lunches are not to be
taken from the property where
they are erved,
This facility ia operated in ac­
cordance with USDA policy
which does not permit dis­
crimination 'becau e of race,
color, ale, sex, handicap or na­
tion I orillo. Any person �bo
believel tbat he or sbe h been
dllcriminated 1,IIIlIt in any
USDA related activity should
write immediately to the
Secretary of Agrtcutture,
Washington, D.C., 20250. Fur-
. ther information may be ob­
tained by calling the Benton
Harbor Area Schools Food Ser­
vice Office at 927-0666.
Arts & Crafts Feltival
The La ide Association will
kick off It'l Fourth Annual AItI and
Crafts F tival on Saturday, July 6,
from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Partidpan1S of
all a are to meet in front of the
Lakeside MethocUlt Church at 9:30
a.m. for a leisurely three-mile walle:
throuah the country of Lakeside.
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BENTON HARBOR AREA
"cut it out from under .-
commission.
City' Community Development
Director Helen Lacy, pologized to
the people for not ving chance to
VBUCO Senior Lifeline calendar for July 1�91
The Senior Ufeline of the Van
Buren United Civic Orpnization an­
DOUDCCI their caIander schedule for
the month of July. Adfviti are u
follows:
- Mondays: Exercise for fun and
&ood health, at 11:30 a.m.
- Wednesdays: Bingo before
lunch.
- Tuesday, July 2 & 16: Blood
P ure OIDic, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and
bowling at LU ide Lanes, South
Haven at 2 p.m.
- Thursday, July 4: Oosed.
First Churchof God
In Christ Concert
There will be a Musical Proaram
on Saturday, July 6, at 7 p.m. at the
First Church of God In Christ, 101 S.
Flir Avenue, where the Rev. Elijah
Wright is the holt pastor.
Appearing will be the Gospel
King Brothers, Vocal Aire and
Union Gospel SiOPII, aU of Bemon
Hatbor.
Special wiU be the FlreI de
00 pel Slngt;rs of �Ddevllle,
LoulaJana.
Donation $6.00 in dvance and at
tbe door. Roy Garrett and the Spirit
of Joy are the IpODIOI'I. For tickc ,
contact Roy Garret at 926-2857.
Quartette
Convennea
Women's 'rea
The Annual Women's 1Ca of the
Mlchipn State Ouarreue ConveD­
tion will be held on SWlday, July 7,
at 3 p.m. at tbe Pilgrim Reat Baptist
Chwch, 1105 B. Main St, Benton
Harbor, where the Rev. Emery \'arrie
is the host p tor. rtte tea theme will
be, "Holidays on Parade."
-Mualc will be rendered by groups
from Benton Harbor, Orand Rapids,
Detroit, Pontiac aDd Sagina •
John M. King of Detroit is State
P ldent. Willa Upkins of Benton
Harbor is Slate Women's Supervisor.
Willie B. Sims is host president and
Jackie Upkina is host supervisor.
Prayer marks
city celebration
On Sunday, July 7, the actual
12Sth Anniversary date of the incor­
poration of the community of Bcnton
Harbor, people allover the nation
and the world will be in prayer for the
City and Us people.
For the second year in a row, Ben-
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pro
CITY OF BENTON HARBOR
Effective July 1, 1991 no gru. clipping , leave ... hrubb ry or mall �Imb will be
ploked up from th curb.lde unle •• it I contained In the y lIow Imprint d (CITY OF
BENTON HARBOR) Tra h Bag •.
The yellow Imprinted truh b g. are avanable to th public t a co.t of 3�hO: c�er of
hundr d and 3.25 p r bundle of ten, from the city. The price hlp. off
pick-up nd dl.po I.
THE YARD WA TE PICK-UP CHEDULE I A FOl.LOW :
_ onday: Will be picked up on Friday' tra h rout •
_ Tu' day: Will be picked up on Monday'. tr h route.
_ Wedne.day: Will b picked up o� �� ,day'. tr .h rout •.
_ ThurecllY: Will be picked up on Wedn ad.y'. tr � route.
_ Friday: Will be picked up on Thuraday'. tr h route.
-AU. RESIDENTS CAN PUT LEAVES AND CUPPINGS
OUT DORING 1J:iEl� REGULAR TRAS� ROUTE
REWARD REWARD REWARD
ton Harbor is the featured prayer
concerned for a day in the Calendar
of Prayer for the United Church of
Christ. The Calendar distributed to
the over 6,300 congregatio in the
denomination nationally. foreign
missionaries and sister churches
abroad. Many individuals, prayer
groups. nd worship services around
the globe foc on the daily prayer
concern.
This year' article focuses on the
work of the United Church Benton
Harbor Nelpborhood Projce and
also on the work of the Neighbor­
hood Information and Sharing Ex­
cbanJe (NISE). The two groups have
worked closely together in a pro­
gram of rehabilitation of home of
low-income home owners, and in
support of neighborhood group .
The Neighborhood Projec I a
coalition of six local churches: The
First Congregational United Church
of Christ In Benton Harbor and the
First Congregational United Church
of Christ, Pilgrim Congregational
United Church of Olri t, Riverview
Park Christian Church (Disciples of'
Christ). S1. Peter' United Church of
Christ, and Zion Evangelical United
Church of Christ, all of St. Joseph.
The Neighborhood rojccts have
received support from the Southwest
Michipn Association of the United
Church of Christ ad the Michigan
Region of the Christian Church (Di -
clples of Christ). NISB has received
support from the United Cburch
Board for Homeland Mlnistri .
The Neighborhood Projects is
currently sponsoring a children's
education -Self-Enhancement Pro­
gram" at the Benton Harbor church.
The recommended prayer for July
7 is: "Oraciola God, we pray this day
for the people of Benton Harbor and
for people everywhere who live with
little opportunity, for those who are
afraid of the drug dealer on the
comer, for young men and women
unable to find jobs, for school offi­
cials near burnout. May they know
the love of Chri t, that tOgether we
may proclaim hope and recover our
pride."
- Tuesday, July 9: Double hop­
ping trips to Wi t Shore Mall and
Outlet Store in Holland. B leave
It 9:30 a.m. You buy lunch, $2.50
fare.
- Wedne day, July 10: Van
Buren County Fair' Ladl Day,
,lartford.
- Thursday, July 11: Senior
Citizen Day, t \\n Buren County
Fair.
- Thursday, July 18: Fi hing at
the Ole' Fishing Hole, F' h comers,
Coloma, owner Mr. Jac Tate.
- Monday, July 22: First visit to
the new White Sox's park. White Sox
vs Milwaukee. Re ervations neces­
sary. Umitcd tickets, $15. Payment
in dvance. Call 764-8378. No meal
included. Bla make re t to both
way.
- Wednc day, July 24: Legal -
slSumce. Can 764- 78 for ppoint­
ment wi th lawyer.
- Thursday & Friday, July 2S &
26: Movie Matinee at lunchtime.
Playin "The Best of Benny HiU"
(Comedy).
- Friday, July 26: Birthday party
for tbose born in July. Call for lunch
reservatio .
ATIENTIO : The Ichi an
Emergency Pbarm 'cedtlcal Pro­
gram, for enio (MEPPS) Program
may be able to help nior with their
prescription drugs. If niots income
folio : Single/Widow: $827
per month or married: Sl,l� per
month and cost of pre cription
medication i 10 or more of in­
come per month ive ME PS A
CALL NOW!! DON'T WAIT!!
TIlEY WANT TO HE[J)1764-8378.
MEPPS' admini tered by t Of-
fice of Services to the thro
t e Region IV Area Agency.
Vouchers will be I ued to qual
enio 65 years old or 0 der and &bey
will lve mon ly of all
thei r pre criptio dru (s) as
pre cribed by their doctor It a
qualified pharm cy.
BENTON, HARBOR
MOBILE HEALTH FAIR
FREE HEALTH
FAIR ERVICES .
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CHILDREN MUST BE ACCO PANIED BY AN ADULT
HEALTH FAIR LOCATJONS
- July 15, 10 •. m. -4p.m.
River T rrace Dr. /&28-1148/928-1800
-July 18, 10 •. m.-4p.m. Second Blptl.t Church,
800 Lynch/92&-8191/Don.ld Adkln., P •• tor
-July 17, 10 •. m.-2p.m. Flr.t Pr .byterl.n Chure
Gr en & Morton/925-7075/Dlrk Fleea, Pa.tor
-July 18. 10a.m.-4p.m., HOR6 United Methodl.t
Emplr It Pe.rl/925-4423/Zawdl. Ablld., Pa.tor
-July 19, 10 •. m.-4p.m., Progre •• lve Blptlat
245 Plpe.ton /925-4871/Jlme. Child., P!.tor
Sponsored by' First Presbyterian Churoh, Green and Morton Av ••
Ben on Harbor, Mlohlgan In assoolatlon with
B rrlen County Health Department
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FOR INFOR ATION LEADING
TO THE ARREST OR
CONVICTION IN THE,
DROWNING DEATH·OF
ERIC cGI I
Call 925-4824