BENl ON HARBOR
"I PO ITB the
contractor and he indicated that this
i bout a 0 k job," 'd
Manning, nd "that be ill be
willing to hire up to ix city
residen • 1bcy will be primarily to
insist in tting down the property
in c e of asbe to and their
CITY
SIDENT Curtis
BOP l'
projcct ould be flnished in July in
time for the 75th Anni�rsary of
Jean Klock Par Pen ill
begin thin the next 0 years.
the commission pproved
ppllcation of Shelter, to
pply to the Sta of Michigan for
Game Lice e for ch ri t ble
lotto, in order to raise funds to help
the operation of S fe Shelter, a
non-profit organization.
Commi loner Steven Wooden
talned. Co� ooer George
W r nt,
u
eoon churche
By MARY GOWDAY
Friendship Bapti t Church will be
celebrating their 48th Year Church
Anniversary Sunday, March 15, at 3
p.m.
, Queen Esther Baptist Church is
the guest church, along with other
area churches. Rev. Samuel Greer
will bring the me age. Rev. R.
Hogue is the host pastor.
. The Pastor' Aid of Mt. Hennon
lJon Sap . t Church will have a pro­
unday, Marcb 22, at 3:30 p.m.
Spcdal ta will be the Com-
unity WeSleyan Church. Rev.
Ceoph Culp will bring the mc8-
gee Rev. D. Mclntose is the 00 t
pastor.
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New Hope Baptist Church will
have an Hour of Prayer on Friday,
�h27,at7p.m.
: Special sue ts will be members of
tlew Hope Baptist Church of Grand
�apids. Rev. Darnell Smith will
bring the me age. Rev. G. Kirksey
ls the ho t pastor.
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: The Missionary Society of the
�ulah Baptist Church, 2601 Mam
�treet, Muskegon Hts., will be
Slaving a "Free Cothing Giveaway"
March 20 and 21, from 9 a.m. to 3
.m.
CALENDAR
:At'Th Library
Preschool StoryTime win meet
: on Wednesday and Friday, March 18
: and 20, from 10-10:45 a.m. A film,
• stories and ongs are planned for
. ,young children, ages 3-5.
t Movies for children are hownon
: Saturdays at 1 p.m. Showing on the
: 21th Include: "The Tortolle and the
• Hare" and "Hill of Fire", both are
: reading rainbow selections.
•
,Anxl ty SUpport
: Group M t
· .
: The Anxiety Support Group will
: mcet1'uesday, Ma{ch24, at 7p.m..1n
4 the lower level of·Fahplaln mb­
: ly of God Church, 300 B. Napier
• Avenue, Benton Harbor.
• There is no fee or registration re­
: quired to join the group. Call 925-
: 0594 or 1-800-336-0341 for further
: information.
, Blo oml nd Unit d
: Way Hold M tlng
,
. BIos omland United Way will
: hold tbeir 50th Annual Meeting on
. Thursday, March 19, from 4-5 p.m.,
:at the Benton Harbor Holiday Inn.
'Tbo mcmbcnhlp of BI mIaDd
� United Way includel any con­
: tributoll to the 1991 fUDd raiaina
:campaign. Cost II S6 per pellOD and
: reservations may be made by calling
.925-7772.
For information, call the church,
733-2323. Rev. W.N. Paul Jr .• is the
pastor.
Sunday, March 21, at 8 p.m. in the
Frauenthal1beater for the final con­
cert of the Youth Symphony's 26th
eason. The West Shore Youth Sym­
phony is W)der the director of Dr.
Lee Copehaver. '
\ Three West Michigan high school
choirs will be joining the 65-member
West Shore Youth Symphony on
Urban, League' ulit plan
1992 tour of hi torlcally Black
Coli ge and Unl rslt. .
The NUUTES, youth group of the Urban League of Greater Mus­
kegon, announces its 1992 Historically Black Colleges and Univer­
sities (HBCU) Tour during Spring break, April 5-11, 1992. The Tour,
an annual event,' designed to generate an interest in striving for
�l?ry and cultural richness of these institutions; and most importantly
u gives the student first-hand knowledge regarding the the schools'
academic excellence. '
. Departing April 5th by motor coach, students and chaperones will
journey to Tennessee, Alabama and Florida, visiting seven (7) HBCUs.
In addition to meeting other NUUTES, they will visit historical
landmarks of the Civil Rights era, Tuskegee AIrmen and other cultural
events are planned.
For infonnation on costs, initial deposits end payment schedules'
please contact Rickey D. Jackson at the League's office on (616)
722-3736. Reservation from non-NUUTES taken on a first-come
basis.
We encourage 1<><:&1 service organizations, clubs and Churches to
support ,the youth of our community in this worthwhile and rewarding
project.
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String Extr v g nza
Benton Harbor Area Scooals will
present their annual String Bx­
travaganza '92. This concert will be
held in the Kuschel Perfonning Arts
Center at Benton Harbor High
School.
Directing the string studen will
be Mrs. Susan Dietrich-Reed who
directs the string music program in
the District. Patrick Neuman, coor­
dinator of Music for Benton Hamor
Area Schools, will be guest conduc­
tor.
Tickets are available at the door
with single admission at $1 and $2
for family a4missi�n.
1 GRAD - Principal'
Ust (4.00 O.P.A. or better): Juli
Barnel, Ola Or ve , Cordelia
Guidry, Alann P yton nd Carl
Silk.
Tbose on bonor roll with a (3.00-
3.99 G.P.A. without a D) include,
Nlkla Beene, Dameon Brock,
Stepbanle Broo ,Trudy Burkhart,
AnI Burton, Jennifer Chaney, Jef­
frey Cohn, Jab ur Coleman, Jamie
Durren, Angela Bdwards, Bbonl
BvellO Teiryne Fisher, Miranda
Gaines, Anthony Howard and Tif­
fany Isom.
Others Include: Lakeyta Johnson,
Linda Kimble, Candance Lehrer,
Azzetla Matthew , Ann Orr,
Rosalyn Page, Vonetta Poole, Heidi
Potter, Kyra Reed, Heather R ,
Ruby Rutherford, Cleoplous Scott,
Nathaniel Smith, William Ward and
Jennifer Williams.
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11TH GRADE - Principal'
Ust (4.000 G.P.A. or better) include,
Annlssa Bady, Dawn Duke, Richard
Jackson, Antonia Jeffrie , Bm­
manuel Turner and Carlos Wright.
Those on the honor roll with a
(3.00-3.99 G.P.A. without a D) in­
clude, Brnestine Atterberry, Oleryl
Bradshaw, Shannon Bowman,
Leketia Brown, Tobi Brown, Renee
Burnett, Ishanee Burton, John
Childs, Rebecca Dew, Mary Dick-
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on boner roll th a (3.00- '
3.99 G.P ltbout a D) incl ,.
Lori Ale nder, Pula Allen,
Am nda Bergan, Lati h Board;
Donata Brown, 1: ha Brown, Tif _.
fany Brown, Tami Burris, April'
Chears, Michele Crump, Laquita
Curry, P trici Dickson, Jennifer
Easterling Ervin Eddie, Di El­
liot, Abdul &by, Kevin B�rly, Tia
Flie, Mich el Flory, Make ha.
Gatewood, Tiffany Gill P e, Ken-.
neth Harrington, Tracy Harrls ..
Latoy Hwskin, Kimberly Hunter,
Sadonna Hutchinson, Jeremy Hyde,
Rebe ah Jone , Anthony Love,
Kimberly Martin and Shiree Mc­
Neal.
Others include, Bric Mee , Ter­
rita Morgan, Freddie Nelson. lab
Newson, Maurice Patton, Reymo
Payne, Sherry Pittman, Norman Plt­
mer, �sta Pullins, Stephanie Pur­
diman, Lasheen Randolph, Cedric
Reese, Theodore roberts, Duwaync,'
Robinson, Wanda Rouse, Felice "
Sanders, Alden Shaw, Felici Smith,',
Nicole Smith, Angela Spoon, Shirica'
Sugg , Crystal Thorn ,Timothy
thompson, TIffany Tucker, Alisha
Turner, Sonya Webb, Dieter WerDer;
Gerline Whitfield, Danyell Wile.
tiams, Whitney Williams, Terina
Yancy and Sylvia Yates.
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