ere free hot dog ,
and punch for everyone
T YOUT H D fun
dancing. pI ying games, eating or
J t l1s1cDing to m ic. They 0 had
• � to ee the Flying Tigers
Karate CI • Instructed by Bill
BENTON HARBOR
According to Swift there is a
one-time fee of $5 for parents for
member hip to come and get
clothing for their child/children free.
A monthly meeting i held to give
w y new clothing to the families.
"There will lobe food and
clothing given to familie in
emergency es and to families in
di tress," Swift said.
Swift said parents can call
925-9520 for further information
about the program.
Gwen Swift, left, President and Director of Central
Community Outreach Services and Joan Brown, founder of
(MAD) Mothers Against Destruction, sponsored the Twin
Cities Youth Day Festival that was held in Hall Park recently.
DA C CO TEST WI E
Christina Williams, 9, demonstrates her dance routine that
won her a gift certificate at Max 10 Clothing Store. She is
the dauqhter of Jeanette Williams.
CLOTHING
WIN ER
Deondrell Venable, 4,
(right), son of
Dione Manning,
holds a sweatshirt
he won during the
Youth FestivaJ in
Hall Park recently.
With Deondrellis hi
cousin Sheldon Brooks,
, 5, son of Wavey Brooks.
KARATE WARM-UP
Members ofthe Flying Tigers Karate School, under the instruction of Bill Swift is shown doing
warm-ups before doing a demonstration for the viewers during the Youth Festival held
recently in Hall Park. '
.WINNING TICKET
Brenda Williams, 11,' holds cash prize of $20 she won.
Brenda is the daughter of Virginia Williams.
GRAND PRIZE WINNER
Jermaine Woods, 9, had the winning ticketfor the grand prize drawing.' He is shown receiving
the $50 cash prize from Gwen Swift, right, President and Director of Central Community
Outreach Services. Left is Jermaine's mother, Bernice Woods.
MS. GREEN'S KINDERGARTEN CLASS
·$600
FOR INFORMATION LEADING
TO THE ARREST AND
CONVICTION IN THE
DROWNING DEATH OF
ERIC McGINNIS
Call the NAACP at (616) 925-4824
with information or to donate to reward fund.