ANNOUNCEMENTS
ovi
hown on
noon. Th 0 mber "Book A
Trip Around Th World" pro­
gr m will featur N t iv
America will b 'held Nov. 19,
from 11 to 12:30 p.m.
Pre-registration can be
mad at the Junior Depart­
ment de k, long with pay­
ment of h 111 t ri I fe of
$1 00 p r child rp r II refr I
Craft Show
TheLandm rkC nterFaJl
Craft Show will be held 0-
v m r 6, from 10-4 p.m.
C 11 9 3-7227 for inform -
tion.
Senior
Activities
p.m.
17t h - Lunch at Covert
School, b ginning at 10:15
. m. 0 lunch rv at C -n­
t r.
1 th - Movi Matin .
Showing will b B v rly Hill­
billi
19th -
United Civic rg
E� cut iv Bard m
a.m, M mb r 'hlP
held t 12 noon
• 23rd --- Legal A sistan
f r individui 1 in n d, from
9 .m. to 12 noon _ e d ap­
pointm nt. C II offi at 764-
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BB OBITUARIES
Gertrude Westfield
rtrud Westfield, '89, of B n­
ton Harbor died October 14, at
M rcy M morial M dical Center,
St. .Jos ph, after 8 long illne .
The fun ral was h ld Octob r
20, at • Ilowship Mr sion Baptis t
.hurch. B nton I Iarbor, of which
h wa a member. Burial wa In
;ry tal Springs , m tery. Robbins
Brother Funeral Home, B nton
Harbor, wa In charg of arrange-
Y/e . d born'
'huqua ak, M1SS. h was form rly
wrnploy d at Auto Specia lt i s
Manufacturing Co.
urvivors includ : a son, Georg
W tfield of Benton Harbor; two
grandchildren; and two gr at­
grandchildr n. Her husband.
Jam s, pr ced d h r in death in
1972
Iria Turner
Ina Turn r, 78, of Benton Har­
bor dt d ctob I' 10, at Merc . Me­
moru I Nul' mg Car C nter, St.
-Jos ph.
ThE' fun ral w held ctob r .
17, at B t h e l Apo tolie Faith
Chur h, n on Harbor. Burial wa
In Cry tal Springs Cem tery. Ar­
rangem n was by Robbins Broth­
E'rs Fun ral Home, Benton Harbor.
M1 . Turn r was born May 24.
1916,111 Mantachl ,Mi .
urvivor includ: two son,
John Turn.r and J l'ry Turn .r.
both of B nton Harbor; IX daugh·
t r, B nori ew 11, Ara
Montgom ry, Dorothy McGinnl�,
Ro i Moore, Patsy Brooks and
Reggt " ue" Turn r, all of B nton
Harbor; two I t rs, Wynona Cum­
mings and M' rvin II DaVison, oth
of B nton Harbor; 40 grandchtl­
dr 11; 2 gr at-grandchlldr n; and
15 gr at-gr at-grandchlldr n. Sh
wa pr c d .d m d ath by h r hll -
band, Walla .; two daught. ,Ida
Rlv I and Roxann Turn r; and two
on ,\Valine Turn r Jr. and Elm r
1\lrn r.
Bridgette Gorman
Bndg tt 0
and
01'
Ebony Benn tt
of B nton Harbor, di d Octob r 8,
from an hoonn mordent on Pa­
von St., Benton Harbor.
Th fun ral wa held etob r
18, at Robbms Broth rs Fun ral
Home, B nton Harbor. Burial was
in Cry tal Spri n Cern t ry.
Mr. B nn u wa born ctober
16, 1975,111 nt on Harbor.
urvivor mel ude; a on, T r­
ranee B nn .t.t. of B nton Harbor; a
daught 1', La -he I. nda B nneu of
B nton Harbor; hl� father, VIIT)'
n n tl. of B nton Harbor; hie..:
moth r, Bobbi B nn .tt of Benton
Harbor; thr E' broth r ,EmnHuHI I
Brown, Larry B nn tt -Jr., Van n
Bennett Jr., all of Benton Harbor;
hIS grandparen . Alb -rta B nn tt
and Allen B nn It of Whit Ca tl ,
La.; and a longtim . fri nd, Linda.
Jackson of B nton Harbor.
Lillie Miller
Lilli MIlIE'r, 103,0 Benton Har­
bor, died October 12, at Orchard
Grov Extended ar entre. B n­
ton Harbor.
The fun ral WEI. held etob r
18, At th v n h-Duy Adv ntist
Church. Benton I Iar or. Burial was
In Nor h Shor Memory ard ns.
Fairplain Chap I. Florin Fun ral
Service, B nton I Iarbor, wa In
charg of arrang m nts. M mori-
':11 may mad to th fanllly.
Ml . Mill r w born July 11.
1892. 111 Llttl Rock, Ark. Sh' wa
a r tl r d school teach r In th Ar-
knn a hool.
1I1"V1VOI' Includ: t.wo daugh·
t r . Mlldr d M Nmr ofLlttl Rock,
Ark .. and Flora·J an Gray of N w
York, N.Y.; two on ,Eugen MIll.r
and Jo Mlil r, bot.h of Benton Har­
bor; 19ht grandchllclr n; 11 gr nt-
grnndchJldr n; nd di E'
gr(>at -gr at-grancJrhlldren he
wa pr c d d In dE-ath by her hu .
band, MIlt.on In 1961. a son, Jam
II) 1991, and a daught r, d Iia
Hunt, 111 1941.
Thomas Carroll
Thoma Edwnrd arroll, 60, of
B nton Harbor, dl dOc ob r 1 ,c t
M rc M monal M dlcal C n r,
, t Jo. ph.
Th flln ral wn� h Id ctob r
17. at Eb n z r 1\1 hurch, B n-
on Harbor BUrial W' In North
,'hor M morHll narden . Hagar
. 'hor
Mr arro11 w,. born D c mb r
23. 1933. In M nro , La
3
t to pr v nt
City Attorney David Wil­
liams id th eommi ion had
"valid cone rns," but by pprov­
ing th lution w only con-
t
ommi i n r
Turner and Ricky Hill
nt .
Jam
ere b-
Daneth I Whitfield, r-
nestine Matthew , Marian
OHv rand B verly Lloyd, mem­
b r of the up rintendent'
Parent Advisory Council (Super
PAC), p pared and submitted
t.h original application for t h
grant.
TilE GRANT WA to b
award din ptember to up r
PAC, and t he Benton Harbor
Are School were to b the fi cal
agent, but according to oth r
member of Super PAC, a rn m-
.ber 'of th chool be rd m d a
call to Lansing and topped th
grant because uper P.AC wa
not a non-profit organization.
. Board memb rs Gladys Pe -
ples-Burks and Dan Ertman
voted against recommendations
from Allen to b the fiscal a nt
forth grant and Board m mb r
Ken Woltman ab tain d
upportingO
Tomor OW ••• Today.
Th S nior/Lif line of t h
V n Bur n United .Iivic 01'- • 24t h • 25th - (' n er
g nization announces th ir ' will b 'los d for Thank giv­
act iv ity calendar for th ing Holiday REMEMBER
T IVE TH NK ��
"I AD T dequat
polic department and mar re­
sponsibl itizens in Benton
arbor, T would support the
r olut ion, but until then, I can't
upport t rick-Or-T at at thi
t i III ," id 'ommis ion r Wys­
inger, who al 0 voted against
t h 1 olution
ommi. ion r St ve Wooden
Information.
-Is Power
By BERNICE BROWN
Mlchlg.n Citizen
The B nt.on H rbor Are
Schools Board membe , during
their r gular m ting, October
11, appro d to erv as grant
of a $300,000 health care grant
from th Michigan Department
of Social S rviee .
Th grant is to b used for
health cr ning for childr n in
the B nton Harbor Area School
District nd to hire par nt who
will n u r that childr n
throughout th chool district.
reeeiv h al h creening. A mo­
bile unit from the Berrien
County Heal h Department will
bud at t h schools to provide
thi rvi
Th gl nt is part of a $3 mil­
lion Healt hy Kids program, in­
itiativ by th partm nt of
Soci I S rvi
R rd m mb rKen Woltm n
t t d that, "Ifthi w Board
ffort, I think the Bo rd hould
h n involved. No oth r
Board member was involved in
th . pro of h grant," aid
Board m m r K n Woltman.
Board Pr id nt Rev. Alfred
Johnson told the Board that he
could s that thi grant w
import n for h child n, 0 h
work don th grant long with
Sup rintendent Allen.
"I wan ed to ee the gran
hap n, 0 I ju t kn w I had to
w rk hard to get the grant,"
Johnson aid apologizing to th
Board.
I 1.'/ .
If :we are t hay cienti t -, engineers and
other pr fe i naL for t m rrow, we must
tart today.
Our nation' future depend. n i
greate t natural re urce, ur y ung people,
And thei� key to the future.i education.
But many tudent imply can't af� rd to.
attend II ge. G vemm nt cutba k in
educati n upport, fewer tudent I an. and
ri. ing c 1. have combined to limit a ce to a
c llege educati n [I r many min rity stud nt
wh ne d financial a i tan e.
That'� why Br wn & Wil1iam� n
rp rati n ntinu, t up rt
ontribution� to
rant� to edu ·ation.
utur lead 'r., n
. tudying in c liege. and uniyer�iti a'ro" th .
c untry, ne d ur help. i en th . opportUnity,
th. Y un pi will c I and 'ur' a hri ,htcr
futur r them� lyes nd or all of u,.
BROWN & WILLIAMSO lDBACCO COR o RAT I
Ou
ontinuin' Commitm nt to ommunit_\. en·icl'.