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t you a long time, and li
d n't clear up today bccaus
an th r administration or
another b dy take ov r,"
Yar rough said.
"W wer lied for [I ur
y ars nd n body challenged
W If," he aid. H told the
audien that Wolf was uill
playing a part by keeping con­
fusion going on in the city.
"Let' come t g ther and sit
down around th tabl like we
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In ddition, it is unkn wn
whether all pmperti ar even
Ii ted on th Enterpris tax roll.
Furthermore, no collections
of personal pr perty ta es have
been mad.
Both Gavin and Yarbrough
reminded th r id nts to think
twice about the recall because
the city was aIr dy broke and
couldn't afford a recall.
"Who are you going to put in
after you reca 11 them,"
Yarbrough asked.
Recall petitions have been
filed against Mayor Hull and
Commissioners Gorge
Wy St ve Wooden,
r,
March 16, is the date
chedulcd for th recall election
against Wy ing r who lives 10
the 2nd Ward.
Emergency Shel�er Services are in
need of volunteers to h lp assisting
with child care of young family mem­
bers while parcn� are making arran­
gement for new hou ing
accommodations,
cannot mini. tr ti n t v r.
"WIlE out
our differen ,th n and only
then we will be abl to have the
kind f tability that i n
. sary forth' city to mov ahead.
t We have hurt ou lves and t
thi city b
becau ·cof�&M;.aluu'.cIIi,I.lj"""" ity bla��!!=elll.
, he told the ____c ...... - ......... F .. aced with a 700,000
"In rder to hav economi d licit, the city offered early
stability, you must have politi- r tirements to several
cal tabil�y. I hope and pray employees in th police and fire
that all th commi 'ion rs �nd , d partmcn and laid off 14
all the members of th public th r employ to cut back on
The Southw tern Michigan
Volunt er Center need volunteers.
Anyone wishing to volunteer orne of
their time, please call 983-0912 in the
S1. Joseph-Benton Harbor area or 683
5464 in the Nile area for further in­
formation.
Organi tions nd groups that are
in need of volunteers are as follow:
- Want to learn more about r­
.vice in your community and help out
an agency at the same time? Becom
an Information and Referral Assistant
at United Way' office suite in the
Vincent Building in Benton Harbor
Volunteers arc being sought to work
two to five hours on one weekday each
week between 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m.
taking telephon calls from members
of the community who are seeking
, mana en­
orientation
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- The Safe Shelter erves victims
of domestic violence by offering
counselling and helter, but they
depend on volunteers to help out with
a variety of duties. If you are available
weekdays, arc understanding and non­
judgmental, and would like to help
people resolve problems in their lives,
call th Volunteer Center.
BH IN BRIEF
,
Training grant
for Du-Wel
workers
TheawardofSl in pccialj b
training fund will' go to tile
Berrien-Ca -Van Buren Private
lndustry Council to ist 25 workers
losing theirjo atDu-Wel Productslnc.
in Bangor and Hanto
Du- Wei makes auto-rclated
products.
This grant is part of a pecial program
to provide assi tance to workers wh
jobs are lost because of auto-related
layoffs or plant cJ ing.
The program called, "TARGET" fur
Targeted Aut m tive Related Grants
for Employment and Training, i part of
an effort to provid critically-need d
services to displaced workers.
According to a release from Gov.
John Engler's office, ten uch grants,
totalling $2.8 million doUars, arc being
awarded. The grants will provide
, training and retraining to SX)4 workers at
36compani in 27 communiti aero
hstate.
TARGET grants are funded by $4.8
million in pedal funds Engler received
from the U.S, Department of Labor as
th first phase of ru t tal 50 million
reque t for additional J b training
funding in th wake of pi t I In and
layoff ann uncem n ,
Services In additi n t traminz and
retraining may mel ude arcer
eounselin skill ment, b ic kill
training. la r et information, job
development andjob r Ierral: and
placement assis .
Anyone needed further inforrnauon
on pecific grants hould c ntra t
Douglas Sti at (517) 373-6127.
Students sougtit
for Michigan's
ummer institutes
fJ'Il -Studen from
all Michigan high hool and
vocational-technical centers have an
opportunity to spend one or two weeks
on a college campus this summer
exploring the art, cien e and
teehn logy.
, The Swnmer Insu tutes - ponsored
each year by the State Board of
Education - will hosted by ten
college and universiti in ummer
1993.
Both public and non-public h I
personnel are invited to nominate tenth
and eleventh grade tudent to
participate in the institutes.
Ea h institute ite offers in-depth.
dvanced tudy and exploration through
discussions, research and laboratory
activitie ,art production and
performan e and field trips. The two
week arts and cience programs have an
a demic and mterdi iplinary [i •
whereas th week-Ion -technology
institu .Involve more pr uct design
and development
ominees hould be mature,
. enthu ia ti tudent with above
avera e ability, creativity and talent or
potential in the area of nomination. They
should have the ability to analyze and
synthesize interrelationships between
broad areas of th arts. iences and/or
teclmology.
The ix arts cience inc; ti rue i
and their area of focus are:
- Adrian CoUege (June 27-JuJy 10)
- theatre writing culpture, video,
ecology, chemistry, archeology, dance
land cap. rchitecture, ultural
pcrspectiv ;
- Alma Colle e (JW1 13-27)­
creative writin • drawing ulpture,
computer cience (c ftl1.sirY),
biochemistry, physiol gy, biomedical'
ethi p y h logy/neurophysiology;
- Ea tern Michigan University
(June 27-July 10)· - theatre
inter ulrural communication medi
political phil sophy, political science
law, leader hlp lyle computer
animati n, music ppreciation, applied
computer vi ion, p ychology of
mmunicati n;
M: hi an Tc hnoJogicaJ
University Q� 2O-Jul Y 3) - creanve
writing,joumali m, German, chemistry,
physics, engineering design;
- Olivet College QW1 27-July 10)
- music (jazz), theatre, creative
writing, sculpture/collage, sociology,
psychology, education, poli tical
science, environmental tudies; and
-Madonna University (July 11-24)
. - print making, video, architecture,
film study, Sign Language Japanese
genetics, ecology,
sociology/anthropology, political
science.
The four technology sites and focus
areas are:
- Delta College (JUIl! 2�26) ___:
criminal justice, law enforcement,
investigative technology;
- Lake Superior State University
(July 11-11) - computers in modern
problem solving;
- Northern Michigan University
(July 18-25) - environmental
engineering; and
- Western Michigan University
(June (16-21) - medical technology.
Application materials are available
at each high school. Students must be
nominated at the high school level
proceed through a creening at thc
Berrien County lntennediate School
Di trict and then a final, state election
process.
Nomination deadline is March 1,
1 . Upon final selection, each tudent
pays a registration fee of �.
For Berrien County re ident
needing information, contact the
summer institute liaison person at ea It,
high school, or Paula Smi IJ' , '
Talented consultant, Berti n Count
Intermediate School OJ trier 4 71-71?:?
BEST CHANCE:
Match Feb 1 0,
1993 ..J
Lotto Tick
- The Benton Harbor Street Min­
i try' need' volunteer. The Street
Mini try crve people who are on the
treets and in need of help. Volunteers
are trained to work with people in
cri i during the hours of 10 p.m, and
2 a.rn. on weeknights in Benton Har­
bor. If you don't mind working out­
doors at night and have a true intere t
in helping people in need, call th
Volunteer Center.
- TEMPO 92- Youth Volunteer
Opportuniti . Th 4-H are in need of
volunt ers. If you h ve a pecial talent
or skill you would be willing to hare
with a group' of 4-H club members,
please call th Youth Volunteer Coor­
dinator for details.
mation de k volunteer are al 0
needed, well volunteers to help
in pediatri by reading to children
and/or helping to feed them. Flexible
hifts are available.
- Vi itors Ho pita! in Buchanan
is looking for lEMPO teens to
with patient activities The programs
are from 6-7:30 p.m. Call the Center
for further details.
- Pawating Hospital welcomes
teen volunteers willing to help with the
Gift Shop on any day of the week in
the afternoon or early evening. Infor-
Starting this month, look for your water/sewer
bills on your Michigan Gas Utilities bill. If you
have any questions after' reading the infor-
'mation enclosed with your bill, call us at
'00-7 427.
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