To hedul n audition or for fur­
t r information, 11 B rb ra Col -
man at (616) 927- 1 ,xl 5137.
Free pickup
& recycling
Indi na Michigan P wer Com­
pany i offering free pickup and re­
cycling of older, working
refrig rators to I&M custom rs Jiv­
i in Michi an.
Custom rs of I M can arrang
for a refri rator pic up by calling
1 7fURNI 1 288- 7646),
a free call.
Rip Van
in Ie aLe
To 0 r ic all the Bo Office
at (61 927-122]. Box Office hours
are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., onday
throu h Frida . Th Box Office ill
open at 11:30 m. on Sunda , April
18. VISA and terCard are, ac­
cepted (required for pbon orders).
e library
nonal Library Week April
18th through April 24th, with trus
year's .. theme in,"B Chan
�ves. �
Chi dren who check out books
that wee in he Junior Department
will receive a pencil that read
"Read rs are Lea ers.'
PI' -Sch 1 StoryTime will m t
on Wed ay, Apnl 14th, from 10-
10:4 a.m. Ram ston will be read,
along With th 11m, "Brin in The
Rain To Kapita Plain."
Movi for children are hown on
Saturday at 12 non. Adrni sion is
free.
Smoke-free
worksites
A
BEST CHANCE.
ch
APRIL 3,1993
Lo 0 Ie et
I
The Lakeland Orthopedi nd
po Phy ical Th py will cele-
brate i fifth annive ary during an
o n Ho e April 21, from 7 am. to
7 p.m., in th G enwood Pro
ional Buildi 1 1 il ,Rd., si
Jo ph. Call 83-2053 for mor in­
formation.
ummer Job
xpoplanned
Over 1,200 area youth wilJ m t
with area employers for available '
umm r positio on May 6, at Lake
Michigan Colleg' Mendel Center
in Benton Harbor. The Summer Job
Expo is ponsored by Private Indus­
try Council (plq and is pen to all
youth ag 16 through 21. T expo
will begin at 9 a.m. and conclude at 5
p.m.
High bool and college stud nts
from local hool di tri ts hav n
invited to parti ipat in the event.
Out-of- chool youth 16 y and
older who are 100 ing for wnm r
empl ym nt are also invited t att nd
the Exp .
Th 1 Summ r Job Expo' the
tbi rd annual Expo and i d igncd tc?
introduce employers to potential
youth employees from Bern n Cess
ard Van Buren Counti . Employers
bo ant participate in this year's
Expo bauld con Carol Schiller,
Public Relations at (616) 927-1
OBITUARIES
LE
YS
\\ c vt +l ichigun
I «
An award rernony wilJ held
at noon. For an ntry form with map
or for mor information, cont t
Mi Vidmar at (616)927-8100, Ext.
8614 or MiJt Richter at (616) 927-
1 ext. 8179.
zo
LenaL
bor died Ap 1, at rcy morial
edical Center, St. Jo eph, after a
long ill
TIle funeral w h Id April at
w Bethel Bapti t Church, Benton
Harbor. Burial w in rth Shore
Memory Gardens. Arran em nts
w made y Ro 1 Brothe Fu­
n ral Hom , Benton Harbor.
. May w born July 0,
193 ,in Hammond; lA. She retired'
from Auto Specialti Manuf tur­
ing Co. in 1 sic:
Survivor in lude: five ons.
Tommy Gorman of Mus egon AJ­
bert Clabm and Charles May both
of Benton Harbor, Allen Clabi n 0
Ionia, and Larry Clabin of J kson; a
daughter, R h lie y of Dal I ; a
tcp on, Chari May of Gary, Ind.'
four brothers, Jam B ti t 0 Ben­
'ton Harbor, Henry Bati te, Ro rt
Batieste and Carl Batieste all of
Hammond, LA., and v nit ,
Edna Williams Long Beach,
Calif., Shirley Brown, Gertrude Ba­
ham and Flor nee Keith, all of Ham­
mond LA., Cora Ra ble of R bert,
LA. Betty Jam of hamp ign IL.,
nd Mary Ham Tuscalo a, AL.:
seven grandchildren: and two great­
grandchil d reno
JE SIE
MCCOY
r­
n n
AROUND MUSKEGON
n
m July 1 .
of-
A-1
"
areas.
Zone busin may al 0 rc-
ceive a property ax credit or
wa e paid to un mployed z ne
r idcnt wh ar hired, pr vi ion
that Joe Dard n. d an f Mi hi an
tate Uruvcrsitys Center for Ur-
ban Affairs aid IS vital. n t return
ment ervices. "I have a f ling
they could have been even mor
succ sful (had in ernal admini-
tration been more effici nt)."
T con
city' adrnini trativ
p ci ty for ping records and
ing property, aid Tom Martin
director, of policy and legi lative
affai for th Department 0 om­
merce. Martin said the program
may need additional taff ith e -
peruse in economic d velopment.
"Tb city' record are not what
th y hould be," Martin aid.
During the first three ears of
operatio n�y 25 firm
icked up at
T e US egon He 9 t ousing Commission is
eligib e to receive 797,333 to impro e Commis­
s 'on properties and upgrade management 'opera­
tions.
The ederal mone ill' come rom UO's ne
Comprehensi e Grant Program (CGP).
To receive CGP fuoding, the Commission is re­
quired to develop a Comprehensive Plan in con­
suttation with families and individuals who live in
public housing in Muskegon Heights, and city offi­
cials and community leader of Muskegon Heights.
- The consuttation process requires a Public Hear­
ing held. The Public Hearing is scheduled for April
21 J 1993, 6-7 p.m. in the Council Chambers, City
Hall, 2724 Peck Street, Muskegon Heights:
Persons unable to attend the Public Meeting, but
would like to submit written comments, send them
to: Joe L. Mattox, Executive Director Muskegon
Heights Housing Commission, 615 E. Hovey Ave­
nue, Muskegon Heights, MI 49444.
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