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Th ci ty commi ion proved
r Publi Telepho Compen­
greement with Michigan
Bell Amerit h Company to in-
t 11 fifteen public telepho on
it throughout the ci ty. Some of th
loc lion would be: Coif x d
M in; Pipe tone and Jefferson;
Pipe tone nd Empire; Pipe tone
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n Bell In-
than .00
Com pens tion one; $90.00-
$239.00 - Compen lion 7 ;
$240.00-$269.00 - Compe tion
8%; $270.00-$299.00- Compe
lion 9%; $300.00 and bove - Com-
pe tion 10%.
olution tates that, the
Prefereocc Primary cur­
uled for March 17,1992
N IIda Lake (right), medical a 1st nt at the Mercy 'Famlly Medic I and Dental Centers, revle I a d
pdates patient Diane PI nkett' medical hi tory. Thl cRelllnl i, the fl .Itep I treatl.1 patle
at the e en.
Volunteers needed now
The Southwestern Michigan
Volunteer Center, is in need of vol un­
teers. For more information and
volunteer opportunities, please call
983-0912 in the St. Joseph-Benton
Harbor area or 683-5464 in the Niles
area. Volunteers are needed in the
following:
- Berrien General Hospital
cares for 165 long term care residents
who would welcome a special some­
one to spend time with.
- Comlllunity Service Harvest
Garden in Buchanan is in need of
volunteers to help with supervision
of court-assigned community ser­
vice workers on Tuesday, Thursdays
or Saturdays from 8 a.m. until 12
noon.
- The St. Jo eph-Llncoln
Thwnshlp Senior Center is seeking
volunteer van drivers for Mondays
or Tuesdays from 8:15 a.m. until 3
p.m. The prospective volunteer must
have a valid driver's license. Train­
ing and orientation will be provided.
- Volunteer needed at a FamUy
Fun Festival, benefitting the Make­
A- Wish Foundation and Curious
Kids' Museum on Saturday, August
10, from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m in St.
Joseph. �lunteer help i needed for
set-up on Friday, August 9th, and for
help with the various activities, tick­
et sales on the day of the Festival, as
wellas take-down at the completion
of the event on Saturday evening.
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y
REWARD REWARD REWARD
Applicatio
cepted for the . Mi
All Ameri P ant to be t ed
Au t 31 and September 1 t at the
Troy Hilton in Troy, Michig n.
The 1991 event' the Offici I
Preliminary to Mi Teen All
American ... now in it' Fourteenth
Year ... and taged nnually at th
magnificent Mi mi Airport Hilton
and Marina in Miami, Florida.
All judging i on the b i of
pci , personal interview and beauty
of face and figure.
Applican who qualify must be
a 13 through 19 of July 1,1992;
never married and a legal resident of
the U.S.
To pply, end a recent photo
long with your n me, ddre ,
telephone number nd � of birth
by f or m il to: Dept. -Mi
Michig n Teen All Ameri n, 40
Central P r South, Suite 14-0, ew
Yor , NY 10019. Fax: 1-304-242-
8341 - ph ne: 1- 04-242-4
Among her m ny prize , Mi
Michigan Teen All American will
receive n expen -paid trip to
Florid wh re h ill compete in
th Fourteenth Annual Mi Teen All
American P geant. She will compete
for a prize p ckage that includ a
Personal Appearance Contract, cash,
jewelry, luggage and a fur.
In ddition, each State winner
will be interviewed by a casting
Director and Modeling Agency.
600
FOR INFORMATION LEADING
TO THE ARREST OR
CONVICTIO IN THE
DROWNING DEATH OF
ERIC MeGI I
Call (616) 925-4824
with Information or to donate to r ward fund.
BE TO HARBOR
MOBILE HEAL:rH FAIR
FREE HEALTH
FAIR SERVICES
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Educ.tlon
*Drug/Alcohol
Education
. *Ey. Car and
Glaucoma *Str •••
Education
*And Mor •.• , .For all Ag .•
CHILDREN MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY AN ADULT
. HEALTH FAIR LOCATIONS
- Jul�'15, 10 a.m. -4p.m.
Rlv.r T.rr.c Or./926-1148/928-1900
-July 16, 10a.m.- .m. Second Bapti t Church,
600 Lynch/926·8191/Donald Adkins, Pastor
-July 17, 10a.m.-2p.m. Fir t Presbyterian Church,
Gr en & Morton/925-7075/0irk Flcca, Pastor
-July 18, 10a.m.-4p.m., Hope United Methodist
Emplr. at Pearl/925-4423/Zawdie Abiade, Pa tor
.-July 19, 10a.m.-4p.m., Progressive Baptist
245 Pip .toneI925-4871/James Childs, Pastor
Sponaored by: Firat Pre.byterlan Church, Green and Morton Ave.
Benton Harbor. Michigan In association with'
Berrien County Health Department
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271 E. EMPIRE (CORNER OF BROADWAY). BENTON HARBOR
- The LO IT (Learning Oppor­
tunities for Teens) is a place where
Benton Harbor teens can go to learn,
relax and share experiences with
others. Open from 4-9 p.m. on Mon­
days, Tuesdays and Thursday • the
LOFT depends heavily on volunteer
support. Volunteers work one-to-one
with the teens on computer projects,
developing listening kills. Sporting
activities· and recreational activities
such as board games and community
proejcts.
- The We Can Ride 4-H Club
is seeking teens and adults to help
with its handicapped horseback
riding program held in the early eve­
ning one night a week in rural Benton
Harbor.
- Planned Parenthood A -
soclatlon of Southwestern Michigan
is seeking volunteers to erve as in­
take workers at the Benton Harbor
Clinic. The hours are from 10-12
noon on Tuesdays and/or Wednes­
days. Because of training necessary
for these positions, a one-year com­
mitment is requested of all volun­
teers.
- TEMPO 91 - Yo tb Volun­
teer Opportunltle : No summer
job? Concerned about oaking up too
much UV at the beach? The time is
right to VOLUNTEER! :rake ad­
vantage fo nearly 100 choices in
volunteer opportunities for teens this
summer. Call the Youth �Iunteer
Coordinator Today!
- The Am rica. CaRccr
Society, Benton Harbor office, needs
a teen to perform light clerical and
office duties several hours each
week. TIme and days are flexible.
- The United Way of Greater
Nile i in need or volunteers, 4-6
hours per week. The United Way
needs teen volunteers to help with
clerical, answer the phones, and help
wi t)l odd jobs.
- The CeDtral County SeDlor
Center needs teen volunteers for
light secretarial work on Tuesday,
Wednesday or Friday. If you're free
between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Monday
through Friday, you can volunteer.
a kitche� aide - not cooking. just
help with serving.
The Curioul Kid.'
Museum'. Summer Day Campi
need teen helpers to serve aidel for
their Living Science Camp and their
Summer Science Day Camp.
- The DenieD COUDty HIItort·
cal AssoclatloD and the Nonhwest
Territory Alliance re-enactment
group is in need ofvolunteel'l u they
create a Revoluntlonary War re­
enactment on Saturday and Sunday.
ly 13 and 14 they celebrate the
tricentennial (1691-1991) founding
of Fort St. Joseph at preKl)t-day
Niles.
MON. - THURS.
7 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Mamas Kitchen
451 W. MAIN TREET
BENTON HARBOR. MI 41022
('11) 121-0070 O� (111) 121-001.
. CAT If RING MEETING
FRI •• SAT.
7 a.m. - 12 p.m.
UN •• a.m. - 1 p.m.
UN. MORGA IIORO �1 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Be r & Win. Packaged M.ata
Uquor Groceriel
Rib Shac Be Party Store
BAA·B-O RIBS & CHICKEN IS OUR SPECIAL TV
268 E. EMPIRE
BENTON HARBOR. MI. 4�22
(616) 925·6007
TAKE OUT SERVICE 0 L Y
,
MON.· SAT.
Sa·2a
SUNDAY
11 •• 12 mid.
eadiness Center
ecei es g nt
The Re diness Center Inc. (a pre-:
school/p renting program located at
580 Columb , Benton Hafbor w
arded S3,000 from the Berrien
Community Foundation, S3,000,:
from Raymond O'LearY Founda-:
tlon, $7,000 from the Hasbr
Children'. Foundation, and S10,
from the Upton Fowxtation.
These gran are for the expan- �
lion program and to pilot a new
ri under the direction of Bertha
Kin who a MA in communica-
tions and is employed at Jordan Col-.
lege, id Paulita Walters, R.S.M.,
Executive Director.
The ummer program w ich -­
begins July 8th will combine con­
cepts from SELF-ESTEEM-A-:
FAMILY-AFFAIR and PARENT I
NUlURING.' Bodf grab
well known in the County.
The goal of the new series· to'
provide more culturally relevant,
materials that neighborhood mothers .
can utilize without the help of a ·
tr�ined facilitator. Persons par- .
tlclpating in the program will be
identified as group leaders for sub­
sequent classes, Walter �d. r-
Ebenezer
Women celebrate
The Women of Ebenezer Mis­
sionary Baptist Church, 214 E.
Britain Avenue, Benton Harbor will :
be Celebrating their Annual Womens .
Day on Sunday, July 14. Their theme :
will be, "Christian Women's Work Is' .
Never Done" Proverb 14:1. .
�peaker for the 11 a.m. WorshiP:
Service will be Patricia Rodez of the ,
Second Baptist Church, Benton Mar- :
bor. The 3:30 p.m. speaker will be­
Ebenezer's own, Ruby Wilder. :
Guests of the city have been in-·
vited. •
Bobbie Hopkins, program cbair-:
person. Rev. Walter L. Brown, pas-·
tor.
-
OB'ITUARV ·
WILLIAM HlLL
William Hill, 24, of Benton Har- •
bor, died Saturday, June 15, in Uttle :
Rock, Ark., following a lengthy ill-:
nell.
The funderal was held Friday,:
June 21, at the Grace Temple"
Church, Benton Harbor. Burial was:
In Crystal Springs Cemetery. Rob-·
bins Brothers Funeral Home was in:
��eofana�se�nts. .
. Mr. Hill w born January 28,.
1961', in Benton Harbor, and was a :
life-long resident of the Benton Har- .
bor U'CI. He had served In tbe U.S.:
N vy.. �
, ,
Survivors include: his mother, AI-·
berta Hill, Benton Harbor, and hiS
father, Edward Hill, Benton Harbor;
ason, Marque)) aark of Benton Har-.
bor; and a daughter, Naque ha:
Michelle Green of Benton Harbor;'
even brothers, Charlea, Robert,
D vld and Nathaniel, all of Benton
H rbor, Ronald of Orand Rapids,
Donald of KaJarnzoo, and Stephen of
California; two sisters, Barbara Me­
Call of Orand R picis and Vickie
Haley of Benton Harbor; and his
Jl'lDdmotber. Cora Moore of Ridge­
ly, Thon. .