BENTON HARBOR AREA
or ite
by 0 r emp 0
department.
- Oly 0 vehic y not
be ope d other than the pe
igned the vehicle, or other
ppropri tely licensed emplo
THO U G CITY-ownod
vehicle under the re triction
include Police Chief, Cyril Fuller;
ire Chief, D vid Lincoln and D
Jones, Ar on love tigator; City
M n ger, Steve Manning;
Detective /lnve tigato, illie
Elliott, Mil on Agay, Larry Allen aDd
obert Boyce; Community
De lopment Director, elen Lacy;
Park and Recreation, Olenn
Yarbrough, Edward Samelton,
Joseph Franklin, Robert Fo ler and
Edwin Ward; and City sor,
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- Frid y, October 25:
Birthd y Party. Call for erva-
lion.
D y U ht S yin Tim en
Sund y, October 27. 2 .m. Set
cloc b 1 hour. .
Beer & Wine
Liquor
Packaged Meat ,
Grocerie
Rib Shack & Party Store
BAR-B-Q RIBS & CHICKEN IS OUR SPECIALTY
268 E. EMPIRE
BENTON HARBOR. MI. 49022 .
(616) 925-6007
TAKE OUT SERVICE ONLY
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11� • 12 mid.
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emerge ie
firefighter.
Commi loner
Yarbrough id didn't
emergency ed for city r
or the city' community
development director to drive city
vehicle hom fter wor beca
there' no community development
wor or in done t night
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T thi time we
- A revolvin 10 urice
and An ra Golliday, 0 e of State
ear, Inc., in th amount of $5,lXXl.
They re yment of the 10 n to be
made within two ye rs with 9%
intere 1.
cond ap I
wom 0 c I brate
The Mi ionary Society of
Second Bapti t Church, 600 Lynch
Street will be celebrating their
Annual Women Day, Sunday,
October 13. 'Their theme ill be, "A
WeJl Dre ed Chri tian om n:
Strengthen for The Battle."
Ephesians 6:10-18.
Spea er for the 10:45 .m.
Morning Worship Service will be
Mrs. Frieda Gilyard of Kalamazoo,
Michigan.
Mrs. Gilyard received her B.S.
degree from Nazareth College of
Kalamazoo. She is presently
CI� will t
car for noi
By BERNICE BROWN
Benton Harbor City offi­
cials are telling the people that
are riding around with their
mu ic bla ting, " top the
music or you'll pay."
Thi is good news for me
and bad news for others. The '
good ne ome city i·
dents might get a chance to get
a good nights leep for a
change since the City of Ben­
ton Harbor has established a
policy, etIective immediately,
for' people that re caught
riding down the tree or
parked playing loud music in
their cars.
The bad news is, in­
dividuals that are caught with
their music blasting will have
thei r vehicle seized as
evidence under the city's noise
ordinance.
ety Manager Steve Man­
ni ng aid the city will no
longer tolerate the loud music.
"WE'RE GOING TO
treat the cars that are sited or
get complaints about people
riding up and down the alleys
ways of the streets distrubing
the peace, the arne as we
would any other car that's in­
volved in a crime - namely
we're going to seize it and
hold it as evidence," Manning
said.
According to Manning, if
an individual get caught and
tlieirvehicle i impounded, the
owner will have to pay for the
charge of towing and torage.
If an individual i con­
victed on the noise violation,
they can get the maximum
penalty of 9O-days in jail or
pay a $500 fine.
employed a a biologist with the
Up-John Company in Kalamazoo.
She is very active as a member of
the Mt. Zion Baptist Church, where
her husband, Dr. Olba Gilyard erves
pastor. They re the paren of one
daughter.
Mrs. Gilyard is President of the
North ide Minister'S Wive
Fellowship. She also serves as a
volunteer for the Voluntary Active
Center (Caring, Network, Gid Scout
Council) ..
Other special guests participating
iIi the MOrning Worship are: Mrs.
Nancy Buder, Fe lowship" Bapti �
Church; Mrs. Emma Bracken ,
Pilgrim Rest Bapti t Church;' and
Ms. Sherron Weeks, Church Of Our
Lord & Savior Jesus Christ.
Special music will be rendered by
'the Women Chorus of the host
church, directed by Ms. Evelyn Scott
and Mrs. Lodie Elliott
The afternoon program at 3:30
p.m. will consist of a skit entitled wA
spiritual Fa hion Show," narrate.d by
Mrs. Sandra Steward of the host
church.
Special guests participating are:
Mrs. Lula Johnson, Mt. Zion Baptist
Church, Dowagiac;' Mrs. Pearline
Harris, Fellowship Baptist Church;
Mrs. Luella Nunley, Progressive
.Bapti t Church; Mrs. Gloria
Cleveland, Hopewell Baptist
Church; an Mrs. Icie M. Guidry, .
Ebenezer Baptist Church.
Special guests soloists will be
Mrs. Ali� Faye Clark, Mt. Zion
Baptist CQprch, Dowagiac and Ms.
Sherron Weeks, Church Of Our Lord
& Savior Church.
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··'MON. - SAT.
"'Sa - 2a
y"
At The Library
The library will be closed on
�onday, October 14,'in observance
of the Columbus Day holiday.
Pre-School StoryTIme meets on
Wednesday and Friday, October 16
& 18, from 10-W:45 a.m. the film,
Duncan And Dolores, wil be shown,
along with other stories and songs
about cats. Young chlldren, ages 3-5,
are invited-to attend, and
pre-reistration is not required.
Movies for children are shown on
Saturdays at 1 p.m. Showing on
October 12 will be, Cordroy, Pocket
For Cordoroy and Elephant Show;
October 19 will be: Babysitter'S
Club, Mary Anne And The Brunettes
and Hannah And The Dog Ghost
Halloween books and scary gho t
story collections are on display in the
Junior Department throught the
month of October.
BARBE
BEAUTY ALON
271 E, EMPIRE (CORNEA OF BROADWAY) • BENTON HARBOR
Ttus Week III
Black Histor y
-'.'
C an you name the
compo er 01 tong, "I'm
Just Wild About Harry?"
OCTOER 15, 1968 -
Wy I Ty of Tenne e
S t ptured the gold medal
in lh 100 meter d h t the
Mexico City Olumpi , her
econd traight Olumpic gold.
1775 - G brlel PI"() r,
I v in urrectionist, w
born. 1915 - eU Lutcher,
ent rtainer. w born.
Which Black churchman.
bought his late master t s
library so the deceased might
have a respectable funeral?
OCTOBER 16, 1984 -
B op D mond Tutu won
Nobel Peace Prize. 1913 -
M reeu We t, mayor of
Jackson, Ms., was born. 1849
George W hln ton
WUll fir t Black
historian, w born.
How many Blacks had
incomes of$25,000 in 1977?
OCTOBER 17, 1888 -.
Ca Ital &Vlna B D 0 f
Washington, D.C., first bank
for Blacks was organized.
1977 - New York Yankee
eggle Jackson hi t three
home runs in a World Series
game against Lo Angeles.
181 7 - S muel Ringgold
W rd, reformer, Eastern
. Shore, MD, w born. 1909
- Cozy Cole, drummer, was
born.
Who is the Civil War sailor
who fled to the Union side with
a Confederate vessel?
600
FOR VERIFIABLE I FOR ATION
ABOUT THE EVE TS LEADING TO
THE DROWNING DEATH OF
RIC cGI I
Call (616) 925 .. 4824
with Information or to donate to r ward fund.
. OCTOBER 18, 1968 -
Bob Beamon won' the gold
medal, and set a new world
mark in the broad jump with a
leap of 29' 2 1(2" at Mexico
City Olympics. 1948 -
Ntosake Shange, poet and
playwright, was born. 1961
- Wynton Marsalis, jazz
trumpeter, w'as born. 1859-
Byrd Prlllennan, educator,
Franklin County, VA, was
born.
What is the name of the
Black man who got a patent
. for a fountain pen in 1890?
OCTOBER 19, 1943 -
Othello opened at Shubert
Theater, N.Y.C., with Paul
Robe on in title role. 1937-
Walt Bond, baseball player,
Denmark, TN, was born.
During the days 0/ rigid
racial discrimination in major
league baseball, were there
any players of probable
African blood?
ANSWERS TO BLACK
HISTORY QUESTIONS
13th - Ghana.
14th - Eubie Blake
(verypossibly from Shuffle
Along or Chocolate Dandies).
15th - Isaac Lane, of the
CME church. He was a bishop
of that denomination.
16tb - About 500,000 of
24 million.
17th - Robert Smalls,
who later became a US
rel_>re entative from South
. Carolina.
18th - William B. Purvis.
Patent drawings of his
instrument look very much
like the fountain pen of today
ttributed to Waterman.
19th - Very·po sibly, and
primarily with "white" Cuban
players like Vincent Nava,
Ramon Herrea, Armando
Marsans, Rafael Almeida, and
Adolph Luque. They were
often called "nigger."
Marsans nd Almeida were
e pecially negroid in
appearance.
It' Time 0 Make that
Change and We Are the
People to Do-I
*Job /Job Tr Inlng
*Hou lng'
*R liable Health Ca
Faclllt·le
*Recreatlon
*Safer Street
*Clean City Str et
*Bu . Ines Development
for The P ople
Make That Change! VOT
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P d For By Th. CommlttH To Elect Emma Hull For M yO(
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