BH IN BRIEF
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VBUCO announce
�ctivity chedule for May
Mond y : E rei for Fun and G od Health, 11 a.m.
Wedn d y : Bin 0 or lun h. Al 0 Mi lu an Em rgen y
Pharrn uti I pro ram r eniors, all day.
4th 1 th: Blood Pressur Clinic, from 11 a.m. to p.m.
Monthl ervi e offered by Watervliet Ho pital.
• May 9th: MOTHER DAY. Wi hing all mothers a Happy Mother'S
D y.
May 13th: Tulip Festival in Holland, Michigan. Bus leaves at 9:30 •
a.m. Co t 2.50. Y u buy your own lun h.
May 15th: Van Bur n United Civi Organization Meeting. Execu­
tive Board at 6 p.rn. and Membership at 7 p.m.
• May 20th: Senior Power Day in Lansing at the Civic Center. Bus
leaves for Lansing at 7 a.m .. Co t 3.50. Al 0 Lunch at Covert School
at 10: ° a.m. Brin a riend. No lunch erved at ite. Lunch resumes in
Septemb r.
May 27th 2 th: Movie Matinee at luochtime. Showing will be
"Fried Green Tomato .
, • May 2 th: Birthday Party for tho e born in May. Call fOT lunch.
Tho e birthday in May include: Matilda Beard, Walter Baird, Thomas
Ballard, Chc tcr Belin, Tillie Ben nhaly Sarah Bigones Juanita Col­
lins. Alto Daniel , R berta Hawkins, Robert Jackson Anton Janda,
Virginia Mayes and Dorothy Moore.
Others include: Katherine Nowi ki, Earline Kindle Mary O'Brien,
Thomas Palmore, Glady Pickett, lie P Cha rice,
Aubrey Reed. Lester Richard Ma ith, Tayl nne
Traver and Alouch Whitfield.
Fi hing li nse may be purchased at the Center for enior only for a
cost of $2.00. '
May 16th to 2200 i National Senior Smile Week. Share a Big Smile
with a friend. It takes more effort to cry than it does to smile! Let a smile
be your umbrella on a rainy day!
there
have be n numero times t th
ginning 0 th .present admini tration
that Mayor Emma Hull and orne of
the ommi ion were delinqu nt
wi th their property tax and water
bills. He said they shouldn't com­
plain about others.
Michigan G Utilities too over
billing and collection of the City's
water department earlier this year
nd the City hired Audrey Brodzin­
ski new Finance Director. Brodz­
inski i in the process of collecting
delinqu nt taxes for the ci ty .
Personal ets of busines es in
the City' Enterprise Zone will be
seized beginning May 3 if they have
not paid their taxes by April 30. No
further notice 'will be given, accord­
ing to Brodzinski.
e pr ed
upport of an anonymo l l­
p e I it r r ntly ent to mem rs
of Corners on cri ticizing t 0-
nomic development organization. In
the I tter, Com rston iced 0
mi managin programs, blo king
th d vel pm nt 0 th orth of
Main Industrial Par and oth r de-
velopment in th ity and havin
car d busin own rs into upport-
ing their programs.
me fingcrs w r pointed at (or­
mer memb r Robert Ja on, who
was ked to r ign from the Ci ty' s
Local Enterprise Zone Board in Feb­
ruary, when th city commission de­
clared that th y I ed confidence in
his leadership abili ty. Jac on de­
nied writing the letter.
"Cornerstone Alliance is th
worst thing ever happen to the City
of Benton Harbor," Wysinger said.
He stated that .once the city demol­
i hes the vacant houses in the
Bellview area, Cornerstone is going
to come in and purchase the property
"MY RE ORD HA been in th
per," Wysinger tated.
The incident occurred in the early
80s, when Wy inger w appre­
hended for hoplifting a pack of ciga­
rettes at Jewel. At the time, Wysinger
was not a commi ioner, but a vocal
critic of commissioners opposed to
then-Mayor WHee Cooke.
At that time Wy inger would
make regular appearanc at the
Monday night commission meeting
and stat publicly what Cooke and
hi cousin Carl Brown wanted said.
Yarbrough was also a taunch Cooke
Ciyn m
nterpri e
Board
By BERNICE BROWN
Six individual W� appointed to
the City's Citizen Council of th En­
terprise Zone Board, during the April
26, City Commi sion meeting. Ap­
pointed were:
Representing as an attorney,
Attorney Tat Parish, term expiring,
Feb. 10, 1994.
Representing business, Don
Meeks, term expiring Feb. 10, 1
Representing land use, Ci ty'
Engineer Roland.K1ockow, tenn ex­
piring Feb. 16, 1994.
, • Representing communi ty de­
velopment, Duane O'Neill, term e: -
piring Feb. 10, 1995.
Representing neighborhood as­
sociations, Sandra Dudley, term ex­
piring Feb. 10, 1996 .
See BOARD, 85
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