"I ILL OT tolerate thi
conduct at any other meetings and I
pledge th t the e meetings be
maintained for profes ional business
t all times," M yor Hull . d.
Commissioner Yarbrough
apologized for his conduct at the
meeting, tating he w provoked by
"W I P aking, no on
should cut m off," Mayor Hull said.
"It's not giving re pect to the chair.
W en you pe no one cuts in on
you. From this d y forward, I will not
tolerate it." '
Wy inger said th Mayor was
pl yin f vorti m by letting certain
commi ion IS speak when they
want to, but when be speaks out, she
comes down on him.
The meeting was adjourned when
Wysinger's five minutes were up and
he continued to speak.
I�E'T()I\ II \RIU)R
o - Benton
Harbor City ger John Elliott
i carryin out Ph e T 0 of th
promi e m d n h became
city m ger to h lp traight n out
om of the problems in th City.
Elliott id PeOn h
completed where he
on -on-on i ntervie wi th ch
dep rtment be d nd city
commi ioner.
To carry out Ph e Two, Elliott
brought in two con ult nt
oci t of his, Robert Do ey of
Worldwid Credit Corporation
Affiliate , Phil delphi , P., nd
D vid Huddleston of G.F. M.
Services, Huber Heights, Ohio, to
review the current financial tatus
and operations of the City from
November 10 through December
11.
According to Elliott, neither
consultant h connections with th
city, staff or commjs ion. .
ELLIOTT AID H is
Calendar of Events
BHHS Community
Advl ory Bo rd M t
Th Community Advi ory Board
of the Benton Harbor High School
Clinic and Family Life Education
will meet Tues day, November 17, at
5:30 p.m. in the Annex Building
CIa room, Benton Harbor High
School, 870 Colfax Avenue.
The Community Advi ory Board
consi ts of representatives from
BeDtOJl Harbor Ma School , BeT" ,
tit I ty eper1molft
parents, student, medical com­
munity, busine ,churcbesandcom­
munity agencies.
Health service provided at the
clinic are administered to Benton
Harbor students by Berrien County
Health Department, employees.
Parental consent is necessary for a
tud nt to receive clinic services. '
For further infonnation call 925-
4500.
4-H Tractor
Op ration Progr m
4-H is offering a Tractor Opera­
tion Program to teach proper and safe
procedures of operating garden and
farm tractors to young people 12
through 15 years old. The nine-week
course will be held on Monday even­
jngs from 7-9 p.m. beginning
January 18, 1993, at the Old Baroda
Township Hall, Baroda, Michigan.
The course includes instruction, Ii
written and driving test.
There isa $5.00 charge. Enroll­
ment is limited to twenty members
on a first-come, first-serve basis. The
program is available to all without
regard to race, color, national origin,
sex, handicap, or religion.
To register, call Michigan State
Univesity Extenion Service at (616)
, 429-2425. Deadline for registation is
January 8, 1993. '
Danl h Krlngle Sale
Help support literacy - Buy a
Kringle! Twin Cities Area Literacy
Council annual Danish Kringle sale
i on. Order now for pickup Decem­
ber 5, 1992. Call 925-7323 or any
Council member. Last date to order
is November 16.'
P ter Pan At LMC
Mendel Center '
Peter Pan will really fly across
Mainstage. Wendy and the Lost
Boys, the evil Captain Hook, and the
fairy Tinker Bell come to life in thi�
fully-stage Broadway musical at
the Lake Michigan College Mendel
Center, Sunday, November 22, at 3
p.m.
Come see Peter Pan recount the
whimsical adventures of the Three
Darling Children when he entices
them into flying away f�m their
nursery.
Tickets are $22 for adults and $20
for students and enior citizens (60
years of age) per how or $75 for 11
four sho . All tickets are reserved
eating, and are till on ale at the
Box Office by calling (616) 927-
1221. Box Office hours are 10 a.m.
to 6 p.m., Monday through Friday
and the the Box Office will be open
at 1 p.m. Sunday, November 22.
VISA and MasterCard are accepted
(required for phone orders).
ToughLove Parent
Support Group Meet
Th Tcugnl.ove- Parent ,Support
groupwill meet (lay, November
1 :7:30 p.m iA tbe.�rsery bf,
Stevensville United Methodist
Church, 5506 Ridge Rd.,
Stevensville.
At The Library
Pre-School StoryTime will meet
. on Wednesday, November 18, from
10-10:45 a.m. Pre-registration is not
required.
. "Special Friday" Thanksgiving
Story Hour takes place on November
20th, from 10-11 a.m. for 3-6 year
olds. Parents should pre-register
their children for this story and craft
session by November 18.
Movies are shown on Saturdays
at 12 noon. Showing November 21st
will be, "Davy Crockett" and "Mike
Mulligan And His Steam Shovel."
Mercy 'Memorial
Spon or Cancer
Sympo lum
Mercy Memorial Medical Center
wiUsponsor a cancer symposium for
phy icians and other healthcare
professionals Wedne day, Novem­
ber 18, at the Benton Harbor Ramada
Inn. The half-day program runs from
12:45 until 4:30 p.m., featuring four
cancer care experts.
Lunch and registration begin at
11:45 a.m. The registration fee is
$15. Guest speakers include, Jill Mc­
Cullough, Pharrn. D., University of
Michigan College of Pharmacy and
Medical Center, Ann Arbor;
Deborah Brock, R.N., M.S.N.,
O.C.N., Indiana University Medical
Center, Indianapoli , Ind.; Eric
Lester, M.D., Mercy Memorial; and
Mich el: red ,. .e, dl
director, Ho pice of Southern I},
linois, Inc. ,.. ...
Pre-registration i required. to
register, or for more information, call
927-5223.
Second Annual
"Tree Of Llfen lated
FOR INFORMATION LEADING
TO THE ARREST AND'
CONVICTION IN THE
DROWNING DEATH OF
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with information or to donate to reward fund.'
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The Mercy Memorial Auxiliary is
starting the drive in the econd an­
nual lighting of the "Tree of Life."
The tree is located in the circle drive
at the Medical Center's main
entrance.
For each donation of $5 or more,
auxiliary members will add a light to
the "Tree of Life" in honor or in
memory of a donor's loved one, and
list that person's name in the Scroll
of Honor, to be displayed in the
hospital's malnfoyer.
The auxiliary will at 0 send a card
acknowledging the gift to the person
honored, or the family of the
deceased, along with an invitation to
the tree-lighting ceremony Decem­
ber 1, at 5:30 p.m. The ceremony will
include a Christmas choir, and wilL
be held at the base of the tree.
For more information or to make
a tax-deductible contribution, please
call the Auxiliary at 983-8277.
Havin a baby when you're a teenager can do more than just
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