BENTON HARBOR
c e 'd
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d ed in civilian clot
preparing to meet frien
b r, lled th t. Jo
from the bar.
chke went on to y that the
St. Jo ph police could not locate
either the teenager or the car owner.
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According to the ton report,
Wannbein "had been drinki 00
appeared on th edge of intoxica­
tion."
Do intoxi ted persons ch e
kids half their for three to four
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have to buy from local businesses
uniforms, linens, toiletries,
stationery, food, and cleaning
materials, purchasing over $1 mil­
lion worth of such items each year.
The added police traffic going to
and from the facility would "scare
off criminals," MCIC predicted,
lpwering Ute cri naJe. It �
tlia property values go down, stating
they "generally go up near a well run
detention center."
MCIC says the fact the 50
with Inform tlon or to don
to rewerd fund.
families would have a wage owner at
tbe facility would create a demand
for housing. New businesses would
be attracted to the Hamilton Avenue
location, 0 that they could better
serve the center and the people going
to and from the center, it added.
Wainwright said that most of the
people at ng supported the
center and were "very enthusiastic"
about what it could mean for the
development of their area.
ablest
Open 11:00 a.m. daily
Children's Activities 2 - 8 p.m. dally
JAIL
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the health of the prisoners, a dentist,
and employees involved in alcohol
abuse counseling, teaching and other
Mces.
All contract employee could be
eequired to livt 'gb1 Par
MCICsaid.
THE FACILITY WOULD also
.August 13-15, 1992
Water Street Festival Site
Downtown Kalamazoo
- Thursday, August 13
Groove Spoon
Celebrity Cook-Off
Wild Woodies
Friday, August 14
Output
Sponsors' Choice Judging
Jr. Valentine & the Allstars
THE BUCKINGHAMS
Saturday, August 15
Heart & Soul
Raffle
People's Choice Award
Einstein
FIREFALL
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$3.00 Gate
a.glnnlng ":00 p.m. Thurs & Frl
a.glnnlng 2:00 p.m. Sat
Chlldr.n u n d e r 12 fr •• with adult
S.nlora 2.00 Thur.
5:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
8:30 p.m.
5:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
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p.m.
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p.m.
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7:00
p.m.
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TWI ITI Branch Pre i-
dent Mary DeFoe aid the AACP
will "conduct a pe eful d monstra­
tion march" at th St. Jo ph Police
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ARYGOLUDAY
Mt. Herman Zion Bapti t Church's Mas Choir
will have their Annual Day program on Sunday,
August 9, at 3:30 p.m,
Their guests will be New Liberty Baptist Church,
Walker Temple Church Of God and the Mt. Pilgrim
Baptist Church of Battle Creek.
Rev. David McIntosh is the pastor.
The awards were presented during tudent honors
programs at their respective chools. Awarde will
be further-recognized at th Urban League's Annual
Dinner in the Fall.
Receiving the Muskegon Surgical As ociates
$1,000 award each were Tasha Chambers, Benita
Hall, Tonya Hudson, Tani ha Johnson, Destiny
Lenoir and Martha Sartor.
Receiving a renewable award of $1,000 from the
Surgical Associates were Jamal Johnson and Mar­
shondra Smith.
The Jerry S. McCroskey Memorial Fund Award
of S1,OOO each were awarded to Tatika Jon and
Latisha Owens.
The Lena and Fred Meijer employment scholar­
ships awarded to students attending Muskegon Com­
munity College and demonstrating continuous
financial need went to Paula Paschal, Brandi Parm,
Tyrone Williams and Andrace Morris.
Gloria Gardner, Executive Director and Katherine
Wansley, Scholarship Chair stated that assisting
outh to ob in a post-sccon education is an
Pro
Community WeSleyan Church will have their An­
nual Missionary Day on Sunday, August 23, at 3:30
p.m.
Missionary Ann Oaks will speak at the 11 a.m.
ervice and Mrs. Romano Trust will be the speaker
at the 3:30 p.m. service.
There will also be a workshop, where Mrs. Trust
will be the teacher. A Continental breakfast will be
served at 10 a.m., Saturday, August 22.
Rev. Cleophus Culp is the pastor.
The Scholarship Committee of the Urban League
in to the truth
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