LEGAL NOTICE
The next regular Bo rd meeting will be
held July 19, 1994, at 7:00 p.m.
Willie C. Askew, Sr., CI r
Benton Charter Tcwmship
Mch nCi z nlvJv. 7/17/94
SYNOPSIS OF THE REGULAR MEET­
ING OF THE BENTON CHARTER
TOWNSHIP BOARD OF TRUSTEES
HELD ON TUESDAY, JULY 5, 1994, AT
7:00 P.M.
Memb rs present: Supervisor Boothby,
Clark Askew, & Trustees Hudson, Isaac,
Mott & Wells.
Members absent: Treasurer Mammina.
The meeting was called to order at 7:00
p.rn, followed by a silent invocation and
the Pledge of Allegiance. The minutes of
the regular meeting held June 21, 1994,
were approved as presented. The
Agenda was amended under New Busi­
ness to add Items G. & G-1. Set Public
Hearings for July 19, 1994, for Ausco
Products, Inc. and PEER, a Division of
DT Industries, Inc.
Set July 19, 1994, as the Public Hearing
date to consider granting Empire
Molded Plastics an Industrial Facilities
Exemption Certificate.
Reappointed Jackie O'Brien to another
term on the Library Board.
Granted Hospice at Home permission to
conduct Carnation Oays in Benton Char­
ter Township July 8 & 9th, 1994.
Voted to remove Cable Items D & E from
the Agenda.
Approved payment of bills as follows:
General Fund, $28,101.29; Fire Fund,
$5,489.06; Police Fund, $10,206.52;
Sewer Fund, $1.522.72; & D.D.A. Fund,
$1,068.95.
Set July 19. 1994, as the Public Hearing
date to consider granting Ausco Prod­
ucts, Inc. an Industrial Facilities Exemp­
tion Certificate and to consider
designating PEER, a Division of DT In­
dustries. Inc .. an Industrial Development
District and to consider granting them an
Industrial Facilities Exemption Certifi-
cate for twelve years. .
Voted to put Item D. back on the Agenda
as it was not a cable item and then
adopted a resoluti 0 release the re-
verter restriction on ownship owned
parcel.
Promoted Virginia Withrow from Clerk
Typist " to Administrative Assistant I,
with job description to be revised to in­
clude Economic Development and Com­
munity Development paperwork.
retroactive to April 1, 1994. with all mem­
bers voting in favor, except Clerk Askew
who voted No.
Authorized the Personnel Committee to
revise the current Grid schedule grade
levels with years of service and report
back before the first meeting in Septem­
ber, 1994.
LEGAL NOTICE
B NTON CHARTER TO'M..JS'HIP
BERRIEN COUNTY, MICHIGAN
BENTON HEIGHTS
WATERMAIN EXTENTION
PROJECT NO. 8946
AOVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Benton Charter Township will receive
sealed bids for the "BENTON·HEIGHTS
WATERMAIN EXTENSION" uRtil 2:00
p.m., LOCAL TIME, JULY 19, 1994, at
the Benton Tcmnship Hall, 1725 Territo­
rial Road, Benton Harbor, MI 49022.
Bids shall be submitted to the office of
the Township Clerk. The work on which
proposals are to be submitted includes:
**THE FURNISHING AND INSTALLA­
TION OF APPROXIMATELY 7000 LIN­
EAL FEET OF 8" DUCTILE IRON
WATERMAIN.*'*
The contract documents, including plans
and specifications for bidding purposes
are on file at the office of the Engineer,
Merritt Engineering. Inc., 4568 Red Ar­
row Highway, Stevensville, Michigan
49127.
A certified check or bank draft pay'able
to Benton Charter Toonship or a satis­
factory bid bond executed by the bidder
and a surety company, for an amount
equal to 5% of the bid shall accompany
each bid.
Benton Charter Township reserves the
right to reject any or all bids and to waive
irregularities in bidding.
No bid shall be withdrawn for a period of
sixty (60) days after the scheduled time
of closing bids.
Willie Askew, Clerk
Charter ownship of Benton
Michigan Citizen AtJv. 7/17/94
LEGAL NOTICE
The City Clerks Office is now accepting
bids on the furnishing of Powdered Acti­
vated Carbon to the Water Department
for the control of taste and odor causing
compounds.
All bids must be delivered sealed to the
City Clerks Office by 4:00 p. m. and will
opened at 7:00 p.m. the same day July
18. 1994 at our regular council meeting.
Your Lucky
umbers
Madame Samara
Ice Bu -490, 050 456, 651
Chee e -1(37, 79, 149 Lime -516, 771,674
Pearl -556. 939. 134 Actor -534,. 606
Deborrah -506 310,123
Maurice -501 545 Herbert -102, 153_, 386
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441-563,
358-231
637-616
454-352
102-100
269-281
432-843
Hot Picks
8534-6567
7665-6641
7770-1980
3708-4011,
'7523-4022
5642-7654
1129-9087
Te MC i tan, 4:00-10'00 p m ,
Monday through Thur day. High school
diplom r quired. S ills in vid 0 tape
r cording and lIite quipm nt opera­
tion preferred. Experience in me ra
and/or TV udio pre erred. Interper-
onal nd communication sills. Hourty
R e: 6.50. I mmediate Vacancy. Th
position will remain open until filled. Sub­
mit letter of interest and resum to: Hu­
man Resources, Lake Michigan
College. 2755 E. Napier Ave., Benton
H rbor, MI 49022-1899. Equ I Opportu­
nity/A rmative Action Employer. 7/17
M eh gan ct1Izen Adv 7,10 & 7-17
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LEGAL NOTICE
The City Cler 's 0 Ice is no accepting
bids on the purch se and installation of
security bar windows at McGregor li­
brary. Sealed bids should be submitted
to the City Clerk's office by 4:00 p. m. July
18. 19 4 and will be opened at the regu­
lar council me .ting of the same date.
For further information contact: Hugh
Jewell at 252-0069
M chi n CI zen Adv. 7·10 & 7-17
The City of Highland Park Public Safety
is seeking qualified males and females
for employment as Public Safety (Po­
lice/Fire) Officers.
APPLICANTS PRIORITY REQUIRE­
MENTS: The applicant must have com­
pleted the Michigan Law Enforcement
Officers Training Council Reading and
Writing Skills Pretest and Physical Agil­
ity Test. Both required for M.L.E.O.T.C.
and Higi"lan� Park Public Safety to proc­
ess applicatiun.
APPLICANTS REQUIREMENTS:
1. Eighteen years of age.
2. No Felony Convictions.
3. United States Citizen.
4. Possess High School Diploma or
GED. .
5. Valid Michigan Operators License.
6. Social Security Card.
7. Residency required.
CERTIFICATION: Public Safety Officers
are certified upon successful completion
of both the Police/Fire Academies.
FOR INFORMATION: Contact Morris
Cotton, Administrative Aide Monday thru
Friday. 0800-1600 hours at (313) 252-
0255 or (313) 252-032 7-17-84
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HELP WANTED
ADVERTISING Space Salesperson
wanted by community newspaper. Base
plus commission. Experienced pre­
ferred, but will train an ambitious self­
starter. Send resume c/o Michigan
Citizen, P. O. Box 03560, Highland Park,
MI 48203.
BENTON CHARTER TOWNSHIP is ac­
cepting applications for the position of
Police Department Secretary. The posi­
tion requires the performance of a vari­
ety of basic clerical tasks, operating
state of the art office equipment, typing
at 60 wpm. type from transcription, good
grammar. spelling, and people skills.
Starting pay: $12.188.00, plus benefits.
Only qualified applicants need apply.
Applications may be obtained from the
office ofthe Clerk, 1725.Territorial Road,
Benton Harbor. MI 49022. and will be
accepted until 4:30 p.m., July �O, 1994.
E.O.E. Willie C. Askew. Sr., Clerk. Ben­
ton Charter Townshtp. 7/17
CORRESPONDENT wanted in Grand
Rapids, Kalamazoo & Battle Creek for
weekly newspaper. Must have interest
in your community, ability to report
events accurately. w;ll tr in the right
indJvidual. Send resume and or letter of
interest c/o Michigan Citizen. P.O. Box
03560. Highland Park. MI 48203.
EARN UP TO $500 per week assem­
bling products at home. No experience.
Info 1-504-646-1700 Dept. MI-1983.7-17
EASY WORK! EXCELLENT PAY I AS­
SEMBLE PRODUCTS AT HOME. CALL
TOLL FREE. ,1-800-467-5566. EXT.
9534.7·17
Foster homes are needed for children of
all ages. If you feel you can provide a
child with a loving and nurturing home In
which to grow In, please call Lula Belle
Stewart Center at 867-2372. 7/17
Independent Afrikan Centered School
seeks experienced Pre-Kindergarten
teacher to work with small group of 2
1/2-5 year olds in an extended family
enVlronmont. Must be pleasant. patient.
lOVing and committed to Black people.
Call Nsoroma Institute at (313)868-
3150.7-31-94
LAKE ICHIGAN COLLEGE. Part-time
for free d tails at
(810)443-9650, In Benton H rbor c II
(800)60 1.282. 7-17
EMPOWERMENT
Don't Sell Out Our Economy To Th Ca­
sino Industry! Join J us' Orqanlzation
For Economic and Political Em er­
ment. Call Moses 873-8624. 7-31
AUTOMOBILES
Can't Find A Car You Can Afford? Hun­
dreds Of Vehicles Sold At Bargain Prices
Everyday! For More Info Call Toll Free!
1-800-436-68 7 Ext. A-2482. 7/17
Volunteer Opportunity for individuals 55
years and up working with a child in your
community. Spend special time with the
child , .. make a differencel Training is
provided through this federal program.
Call Vicki or Sue 983-7058.
SERVICE
Nurse Assistant interested in assi ting
the elderly for Home C reo Call Carol
342-7727 or leave mes ::\ge.7·17
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITY
SUMMER MUSIC AT
COMMUNITY SCHOOL
OF THE ARTS; Brass,
Woodwinds, Piano,
Guitar, Strings, and Voice
Classes sponsored by M I
Council For The Arts. Get
24 hrs. of instructions for
only $90. Financial
assistance available. Call
925-7746. NEW
STUDENTS TO CSA; THIS
'AD WORTH $10 FOR
SUMMER SESSION.
Excellent family business opportunity.
Distributorships available throughout the
Detroit area. Excellent ground floor op­
portunity. Minimum investment. Must
be bondable and have transportation.
Respond to: DISTRI BUTORS: c/o
Michigan Citizen. P.O. Box 03560, High­
land Park, MI 48203.
REAL ESTATE
Sharp spotless exciting 1 bedroom
apartment carpeted, appliances. quiet.
private parking. Close to wcoowaro.
Lodge and Davison expressways. $295
monthly. Resident manager 865-5411
or 867-0851. Office 885-3726.7-31-94
Foreclosed Government Homes And
Propertiesl HUD. VA. RTC, Etc. Listings
For Your Area. Financing Available. Call
Toll Free! 1-800-436-6867 Ext. R-2633.
7/17
FINANCIAL
SERVICE
,GET YOUR OWN
VISA OR MC
Regardless of Current or Past
Credit Problems
(even if you've filed for bankruptcyO
Call the Credit Connection
(in Southfield)
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