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Th film, "Mouse On The
Mayflower," will be hown at Pre­
School StoryTime on Wednesday,
November 25, from'10-10:45 .m.
The library will be closed on
Thursday and Friday, November 26
and 27 in ob ervance of the
Thank giving holiday. Regular
. hours will resume on Saturday.
Novemb r28.
Movie for children hown on
Nov mber 28, at 12 noon include:
"Molly' Pilgrim" and "Mouse On
The Mayflower. "
Sign-up begins this week for Intern tlo I
"Special Friday" StoryHour taking na
place on December 4th, from 10-11 H rl e I'
e.m;- �l reit wlU be deoOtatinI' .. Mu' " um" �\I" ... ' ........
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nee ry for parents to pre-register
their 3-6 year old children at the The international Heritage
Junior Department de by Decem- Museum, a museum which will
ber 2. showcase cultural diversity
throughout Berrien County and the
State of Michigan, will celebrate
Survivors of
crlme support
group meet
The Survivors of Crime Support
Group will meet Thursday, Novem­
ber 26, from 4-5:30 p.m. there is no
fee otregistration required to join tbe
group. For location of the group,
con t Pat Friend at 925-0594 or
1-800-336-0341.
Anxiety support .
g�oup meet
The Anxiety Support Group will
meet Tuesday, November 24, at 7
p.m, The group is a self-help group
for people with anxiety disorders in­
eluding general anxiety or panic dis­
or , r. There is no fee required to
join, For information on meeting
location, contact Janet at 927-2792.
i Peace corps
� trains in
: Camden
CAMDEN-Time magazine
· called it a city where "only
people with no other choice"
live. But it was the choice of
the President of Rutgers
University to use the city of
, Camden as a training center
for Peace Corps graduate stu­
dents.
, Camden, where 65 percent
, of the children live below the
· poverty Ii ne, is a basically
· Spanish speaking city in
· which more than 100 students
, om Molina Elementary and
· oynt Elementary stay after
! j:la s three days a week to
· receive tutoring.
Molina Elementary is con­
side red an oasis in a neighbor­
!tood of drive-by shootings,
open drug deals and youth
angs in such a degree that the
ve-block radius i called the
Danger Zon . Many graduate
tud nts will work in Camden
and go on to third world'
unn ic like Rhonda Hor-
.. d , who plans to go to
mibia next year. "I think
will le en the shock for
us," Horried said.
II county
convention held
The Fall County Convention of
the Berrien County Democr tic
Party will be held Saturday, Novem­
ber 21, at 1 p.m., at the Merchants
Hall. Mid-America Manufacturers
Center (Fairplain Plaza Lower
Level), 1839 M-139, Benton Harbor.
The purpo e of the convention is
to elect members of the Berrien
County Democratic Executive Com­
mittee.
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their first Annual "Heritage Night"
Saturday, November 21, at Jackies
Captain's Table, 655 Riverview
Drive, Benton Harbor.
The museum will feature unique
artwor of Black artist worldwide
and will also feature the work of
local artists. The museum will con­
tain a bookstore, art gallery an ar­
chival library and many more
exhibits and features.
Tickets are $20 per person (din­
ner is included in price) and can be
purchased at Westen Michigan
University Southwest Branch office,
in St. Joseph High School, Ideal
Beauty Salon, and from Patricia
Hurse, at 925-3017.
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Th B ul h pti t
be havin Pre- Th n giving
Service on Tu day, ovem r 24,
at 7 p.m.
Rev. R. Thorn Coleman, p tor
of Cornerstone Bapti t Church will
bring the me ge.
Rev. Jame Witcher, Pa tor of
ew Mt. Zion Bapti t Church will do
the Than sgiving Prayer. Rev.
Willie . Paul i the ho t pa tor.
Mrs. Mildred Johnson, a third
grade te cher at Marquette
Elementary School will be gue t
sp ker ovember 20, at 3. p.m., at
the W.M.U" in Knous Hall.
Mr . Johnson ha taught in
Muskegon Public School for 30
years and in 1989 won an
General admi ion tic ets for th
Sunday concert are $5 for adults nd
3 for tudent. Tickets may be
purchased at the door or at the We t
Shore Symphony office. Call
726-3231 for further information.
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