MUSKEGON
RY GOLLIDAY
to' th th of
Beulah Bapti t Church honors
moth rs
Beulah Bapti t Church Sunday
School on Mothers Day honored
Mrs. Gertrude Ri ers, th old t
motber, Karen Hunter, the young t
mother, and Mrs. Ophila Latin, th
mother with the mo t children.
Al o th moth rand d u hter
who looked mo t alik were hon­
ored. They were Idella Brown,
mother and Erma Baker, daughter.
Mrs. Hedesine Field was hon­
ored as the Mo t Biological Mother.
Willie German III celebrat 6th
birthday
Willie German III celebrated hi
6th birthday, Friday, May 21 with hi
family and a few friends.
Willie had ice cream and cake
with all the trimmings.
He i the on of Willie German Jr.
and Margaret eal. .
BENTON HARBOR
. Coalition to
pursue benefits
or Empowerment
Economic Act
A coalition of local organiza­
tions, brought together by Corner­
stone Alliance will pursue po ible
benefits of President Clinton' re­
centl y announced Economic Em­
powerment Act.
The $8.1 billion program, em­
powerment zone and enterprise
communiti ,i targeted to aid de­
pressed cities.
The plan, recently ent to CQn­
gress, call for 100 enterpri e com­
munitie and 10 empowerment
zon .
Among the 100 enterpri e com­
muniti will be 65 urb n cities, 30
rural areas, and five Indian r erva­
tions. The 10 emp werment zones
will in lude ix ur an, thr rural,
and one Indian R ervations,
Benefits for de ignated citie
could include federal gran for job
traini ng, housing and day care, tax
incentives and waivers of govern­
mental re ulati ns d ign d to pur
nei hborhood revi al.
A key to b oming a elected city
will be the ability to h w total in­
volvement by r iden ,busin e,
and cornmuruty organizati
The initial oaluion. inaddition to
Cornerstone Alii nee. I ludes the
City of Benton Ha r Benton Har­
bor Enterpri e Zone Citizens' Advi-
ory Committee, Benton Harbor
Area Sch I, NISE, Cornrnumti
First, and the Weed and d Citi-
zens Advisory Committee.
Th group' mem ers have al­
ready identified at the I al level
many of the tar eted activitic under
the Act, nd are a trv Iy work: n
With Con re man Upton and ena­
tor iegle: office to offer local i n­
put on the ev lving le I lanon.
Call Joy Brayak at Com rst ne
Alliance, 925-6100. for lurth r In­
Iorman in.
BH \Social
Security office
has new hours
by callIng 1-t
B('IIIOII Illlr/Jorl lrcsl 1'1 ichigan
tiawaiins get reparation
H waiiars dem nd 10 billion in
reparations. Hui a' a a coali­
tion of Hawaiian civic, community
nd political organizatio organ-
ized nd r iv d 364, 1 to pro-
mot J -determination (4/ /92 .
Poles get reparations
The G rm n government and
Merced B nz and Vol wag n,
etc., will pay reparations of 2
million to Pol who were forced
into lav labor during World War II
Nazi occupation (lOll 6/ 1 L.A.
Tim ).
ance.
IN 0 II BU IN ,the
commi ion approved the autboriza­
tion of a Capital Improvement Pro­
gram. According to the resolution,
the program will provide an es -
ment of the City public f ilities and
identify projects to addres needs
over future years in a systematic
fashion.
The program will also provide
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Diet workshop offered
Lakeland Regional Health Sy tern' Heart Center Education i of­
fering a nutrition workshop based on the American Heart As ociation'
eating plan for a heart-healthy diet.
Li a Dalgleish. regi tered dietitian. will nduct the w rkshop Jun
, from 2 to 4 p.rn., at he Lighthouse Buildin . 284 Nile Ave., St.
Jo cph. The clas will also be offered June 8, from 7 to 9 p.m. Partici­
pan hould ign up for only ne e ion.
The i a $10 f for the cl and pr regi tration i required. Call
to preregi ter.
Advice on reading labels offered
Mercy Memorial Medical Center i offering a workshop for area
r iden on how to better understand the nutrition value of packaged
foods based on their labels. The workshop, "What' In A Label?" will
be held at the Lighthouse Building, 2845 Nile Avenu , St. Jo eph.
Li a Dalgleish, registered dietitian, will conduct the workshop June
15, from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., and 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Participants hould ign
up for onl y one ession.
Thee i a $10 charge for the clas and preregi tration i required. Call
83- 90 to preregister.
ToughLove SUpport group meet
The ToughLove Parent Group will meet Tue day, June 1, in the
Stevensville United M thodi t Church, 5506 Rid e Road.
Colorectal Screening Offered
. Mercy Memorial Medical Center and the American Cancer Society
will jointly launch a free co I o rectal creening program on June 8.
Simple take-home kits will be available through June ]0, in Mercy
Memorial' St. Jo eph and Benton Harb r lobbie fr m 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Ki will al 0 be available at Mercy Memorial rom 6 p.m. to p.m.,
June . Call 27-5297 for mor Information.
At the Ubrary
The library will be clo ed on Monday, May 1 t, for the Memorial
Day holiday.
The 1993 ummer reading program, "Make A Spl h - Read"
begins on June 1 t for pre .. ch lers throu h th fade.
Anytime a library b k i. r d or li tened to over the ummer it may
be added to the child reading log.
Children may enroll in the p,rogram anytime durin regular library
hours up until August 1st. Small incentiv prize are given out th
children read their books.
Pre-School StoryTime will J1 ume on Wedn d y, Jun , from
10-1 :45 a.m. Movi for childr n ar hown n Saturday at 12 n n.
Auditions for The Amen Comer set
Auditions for "The Amen Comer" Jame Baldwin': tou hin por­
trayal of Afro-American culture, will bc held from 6- p.m. Jun 2, at
the Loft Te n Center In Benton Ha rand Jun 3, In the H nson
, Theatre, Mendel Center, Lake Michi an � lle .
, The play will e dir ted by Dr . .y n W hin 'ton: d: re t r f th
Minonty The trc Pro ram at We tern 11 hi an niversity and pro­
due d by LM ' th atre dir tor Ke in Wurv in th M .nd I Cent r':
Mamstage Theatre n July 2 . 24, and 2 ..
Th cast will exp t d t begin rehe. a1 June 2 .with rchca al
time from t to 1 p.m.; the eh ir Will rehea fr m 7 t 1 p.m.; and
th rcw will work fr m 9:30 a.m. to p.m. M nday thrnu h Friday
throu h th date f the pia .
r more Informatl n, all Wur£ at (61 ) 927-&> 7.
Brown bag concerts scheduled
I
attOnal ntt d hut·h ot hn tot I
on en, on Jun
man rilyn For m n, ont F
man, Shelly Gai ,Cortn y Garr t1,
R ell Gentry.
Rob rt Gi b Wayn Gi on II,
Li a Gill, Camillia Goins Garrett
iOvain, Shawn Green, Cifton Grif­
fin, Curti Gull d ge, Tere a
Gulled ,Marcus Gungler ti ha
Haley, Donte Hall, Dawnquel
Hamby, Ta ha H rnpton, Quan
Hard n, Ebony Harri , Adrian
H el, Syr ta H I J inta Hill,
Micha I Hill Jr., Mich'quel Hines,
nd M ha Holle.
TH IN LUn : Monika
Holliday, Shannon Hollon Tonya
Holloway, Bridg t Howard, Robert
Hoyt, Katrina Huddl ton, Terrica
Hunter, Damon Hure kin, B cky
Hu e, Campy 150m, Daleon 150m,
Richard J ckson, Roderick J con,
Antonia Jeffries, Dora Jenkins, Cor­
nelius Johnson, K vin Johnson, Tina
D. Johnson, Torianto Johnson, Eric
L. Jone Lovi Jone Catherin
Karsen, Edward Kirby, Raymund
Kub ek, Derrick Kyl , Rotes ia
Lee, Lawrence Lewi .
Al 0, Anton Mark, Teresa Marks,
Candy lari Martin, Etta L. Martin,
Lynette M on, Azzetta Matthew
Au tin May, Willie E. May,
Tarnika McCauley, Jarvi McCoy,
Lamont McCoy, Prentice
McGruder, Quiana McGruder, An­
thony McMutuary, Laurence Men­
guy, Tammy Miller, Kevin Moore,
terri Morgan Jr .• Farrakhan Mu­
hammad, Anitra Murphy, Willie
Murphy, Elliott Napier, Damon
Nichol Jeremy Nort n, and Silenia
, ) f ,...
The funeral for Teresa K. Jones, 26 of Benton Harbor. who died
May 13, w held May 24, at Robbins Brothers Chap I, Benton Harbor.
Burial was in Covert Cemetery.
She was born January 24, 1967,'in Benton Harbor.
Survivors include: five ons, Eddie Jones, Larry Jon ,Damone
Jones and Larmorse Jones, all of Benton Harbor, and Billy Spurlock of
Benton Harbor; two sisters, Francine Jones of Benton Harbor and
Fredericka Jon tationed with th Army at Fort Polk, La.; and one
brother, Albert Jones of South Bend.
TERESA JONES
OBTIUARIES
Arthur Mosley, 86, of Benton Harbor, died May 16, at Mercy
Memorial Medical Center, St. Jo eph, ter ash rt ill
The funeral was held M�\' 21, at S ond Bapti t Church, Benton
Harbor. Burial was in N rth Sbore Memory Garden . Arr n ernents
w made by Robbins Brothe Funeral Home, Benton Harbor.
Mr. Mo ley was born August 2 1906, in Duncan Mi . He w
retired from Clark Equipment Co., where he a weldcr.
Survivors include: a daughter, Helen Cannon of Bent n Harbor; a
iter, Doll Phillips of Portland, Ore.; four grandchildr n; 16 great­
grandchildren; and six great-great-grandchildren. He was pre ded in
death by hi wife, Minnie, in 1981, and a on Robert Mo ley in 1978.
. The 1 3 Cl 0 B nton Harbor
High School will h ve 228 eniors
walking Fit trurn Field Friday, Jun
, or t ir gradu ting remony.
The graduating cl include:
Jo efina Alejandro, Anita Allen,
Melody All n, P t n Al up, T hi
Askew, Earn tin Atterberry, K.
Donta Austin, AMi a B dy, Kala­
har Bailey, Brian Baker Jr.,
Steph ni Barlow. Kinyat Bam ,
Vincent Barze, Erne t Bate,
Shawana Bell, Lambert Berry Rod­
ney Bethea, Latonya Bi rch, Sh mika
Bogan. Dionn Bowens, Shannon
Bowman, Kimberly Bradford
Char'ron Bradl y, Jo eph Bradley
III.
Cheryl Brandshaw, Eugene
Branch Jr., Kimberly Books, Leketia
Brown, Robert Brown, Tobi Brown,
Omar Broyles, Alex Bryant, Ren
Burnett, Ishan Burton, Michelle
Burton, William Calhoun Jr., La
Toya Campbell, Toni Campbell,
Benjamin Cart r, Curti Carter, De­
metrius Carter, Tamika Carter V r­
bina Carter, Rus ell Casnave, Correy
ChildS, and John Childs Jr.
Also, Adrian Cabin, Monte Cay
La tunya Coleman, Toriano Cole­
man, Antoinette Collier, Tammie
Crawford, Daniel Crockett, Tina
Crump, Chenita Davis, Lationia
Davi , Roxie Davi , Shelitha Davis,
Reontha Davi on, Rebecca Dew,
Sly via Mary Dickson, Keisha Dodd,
Curti Doughty Jr., Dawn Duke,
Cheryl Dukes, Malika Dukes, Ka­
trina Easterling, Brian Echol , Lon­
nettah Elzer, Li a Ervin, Nathaniel
Ewell Tonja Ficklen, Carolyn Fore-
o
un :Yolan
Sander, Sh nnon Scale , John .
Scheffler, Lonnie Scott, Ornah
Shab ZZ, Or ngeline Shepherd,
Marcu ing r, Tw n penc r,
Ti handa Spinks Cory Starks, Joy
Stoke. Karl Strand, Latacha
Thoma , Lavonda Thorn ,Terry
Thoma, Mark Tucker, Cheryl
Tum r, Emmanual Turner, Tony
Wal k r Jr., Ti tonian Wallace, Xavier
Wallace Tiffany W 11 , Sed rick
Ward Tamico Ward, T ha Warlick,
Jennifer Wa on, Kiowa Whitfield,
Sh rvel Wiggins, Lakisha Wilborn,
Terrill Wilburn, Nichol Wilder, Bis­
hona Williams, Edward Williams,
Kimyatta Williams Tearbor Wi on,
Vin nt Wil on Lashada Wooden,
Yvett Wooden, Carlo Wright
Corey Wright Derrick Young.
The 1993 enior cl officers in-
clude: Curti Gulledge, Pr id nt;
Ebony Harri , Vice Pre ident;
Makita Freeman, Secretary; and
Carlo Wright, Treasurer.
Class of '93
top scholars
Benton Harbor High School '
valedictoff n or cl of i
n ht wi f1 GPA of 4.454
and Anni a Bady i the cl aluta-
torian with a GPA of 4.372.
Wright. 18,i the son of Mary and
Rev. Eddie Wright of Benton Har­
bor. He plans to att nd the University
of Notre Dame, where he will tudy
Managem nt Information Systems
or pre-law.
He is a member of the Key Club
and the National Honor Society. He
is also the Tig r mascot and the sen­
ior clas treasurer.
Bady 18 is the grandaughter of
Lillie and Mo es Bady of Benton
Harbor. She plans to attend Kalama­
zoo College and study pre-med and
music.
Sh is a volunteer at Mercy Me­
morial Medical Center and works at
the B nt n Harb r PublicLibrary,
S-he i al 0 a member of the Lake
Michig n Youth Orchestra and Ivy
Teens.
ARTHUR MOSLEY
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