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THE NEWS PALLADIUM, BENTON HARBOR, MICH. SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1971 TEN BH SOUTH SIDE Rock Throwers Break Windows Benton Harbor police said vandals used rocks, a hammer and a bottle to smash a half dozen windows of houses on the city's south side Friday night. Police received complaints from seven residents between 8:45 and 9:45 p.m. Officers said one large rock was hurled through a 4-by-5foot picture window at the of Mrs. Nettie Miller, 806 Pearl street.

The rock entered the living room, breaking two antique dishes on a piano, and came to rest in the dining room, officers said. Edwin Prong told police two 48-by-24-inch thermopane windows were "smashed at his home, 748 Ogden avenue. One window was broken by a thrown hammer, while a bottle was hurled through the other, officers reported. Other windows broken by rocks included a front room window at the home of Cleo Weiss, 1290 Jennings; a front storm Monetary Crisis Hits W. Europe (Continued From Page One) floating, the currencies.

West Germans decide to float, they will probably be joined by the Netherlands. In addition to the cabinet ministers, the meeting drew the top monetary authorities of Western Europe including all the heads of the Common Market central banks. Baron Jean Snoy, the finance minister, told reporters: "Above all we have one great concern, and that is to find a European solution." But Hendrik Witteveen, the Dutch finance minister, doubted whether the measures proposed by the executive commission of the Common Market would be sufficient. -HIGH INTEREST The crisis erupted with the flow of dollars to Europe, attracted by high interest rates and the expectation that West Germany would revalue its mark upward once again. The mark has been revalued twice before, in 1960 and 1969.

The finance ministers met as the dollar plummeted to a record low in West Germany. The Brussels meeting is expected to be extremely difficult. In advance of the gathering the West Germans said their ideas would probably make the other ministers unhappy. And if they decide to go it alone, they will be accused of moving to break up the Common Market. U.S.

POLICY In Washington, meanwhile, Connally Treasury said the Secretary United ostates stands for maintaining current parities between the dollar and foreign currencies, adding it provide a basis for reopening the markets in various European centers." Connally said the United States "contemplates no change in its own gold and foreign exchange policies" as a result of the monetary crisis. Soviet Launch 8-Unit Cluster MOSCOW (AP)-The Soviet Union has launched a cluster of eight satellites into orbit aboard single carrier rocket, Tass announced today. The launching, carried out in secrecy Friday, appeared to be duplication of an eight-craft experiment 13 months ago window at the home of Evangeline Eldred, 83 Pavone; and a bathroom window at the home of Inez Berg, 667 Broadway. Mrs. Gottlieb Fester, Pearl, and Mrs.

Mary Lou Klauck, 759 their homes had been by Pearl, told police windows. at rocks, but were not broken. Police said most of the windows were between en 24-by-24 inches and 48-by-24-inches in size. Benton Harbor Patrolman John McCarley late Friday night foiled an apparent burglary attempt at Spear's Food Service, 613 Columbus avenue, as a suspect at the scene fled on foot and disappeared between houses. McCarley said he was on routine patrol duty about 11:25 p.m., when a man darted between the back door of the store and a car parked nearby.

McCarley said a crowbar was later found on the ground and fresh pry marks had been made on the door. The store last week was burglarized. McCarley said an investigation showed that the owner of the parked car was not involved in the attempted burglary. Frank Velasquez, 16, of 1076 Highland avenue, was treated Friday night at Mercy hospital for a cut in the arm he said was inflicted during a quarrel at a residence on Territorial road, Benton Harbor. Police said no arrest was made, pending further investigation.

Benton Harbor police said Mary Pitts, 57, Box 54, Riverside, was treated at Mercy hospital Friday night for two cuts on the head, Police said Mrs. Pitts, found walking near the City of David on Britain avenue by a passerby, reported that she was struck during, a quarrel on Lavette street. She said the injuries were caused by blows from a closed jackknife. No arrest has been made yet, police said. Jeanett Morgan, told' of 597 Highland avenue, city police Friday afternoon, an ADC check, payable to her in the amount of $46, was stolen from her mailbox.

Benton township police Friday afternoon arrested David Richard Diehl, 26, of 648 Clay street, Benton Harbor, on a charge of cashing a non-sufficient funds check for over $50. Officers said Diehl was arrested after he cashed a check for $100 at a grocery store in Benton Heights. Henry Schaus, owner of Clark service station, East avenue, Friday that $90 in cash told Benton township police, taken from a money pouch, but $172.50 was left in the pouch, kept in a storage area. State Trooper Dennis Barnes of the Benton Harbor post said a man he stopped on Fair avenue for traffic violation about 11 p.m. Friday, was held for Grand Rapids authorities when it was learned that the man was wanted in that city on a warrant charging larceny from a building.

Arrested was Herschel Eugene Blakemore, 40, of Grand Rapids. Trooper Barnes said a check through Enforcement Information Network (LEIN) teletype-computer, determined that Blakemore was being sought. Berrien county sheriff's deputies at 5:45 p.m. Friday, arrested Henry Earl Tauberville, 38, Route 1, Hollywood road, Berrien Springs, on charges of driving under the influence of intoxicants, and not having an operator's license on his person. He was stopped on John Beers road, near Lincoln avenue, Lincoln township.

St. Joe School Activity Calendar MONDAY All pre-school children not previously immunized may attend Rubella clinic at elementary school nearest their homes. Lunch: Hamburgers. Brown Rubella clinic, 9 a.m. Clarke -Rubella clinic, 12:45 p.m.

Clarke Mother daughter banquet, gym, 6:30 p.m. Jefferson Rubella clinic, 9 a.m. Lincoln--Rubella clinic, 10:15 a.m. North Lincoln-Rubella clinic, 10:15 a.m. Washington -Rubella clinic, 12:45 a.m.

Milton -Track, Dowagiac, away, 4:30 p.m. Upton Ninth grade track, Benton Harbor, away, 4 p.m. SJHS -JV track, LMCHS and Watervliet, home, TUESDAY 4 p.m: Lunch: Spaghetti casserole. Brown- exhibit, 9 a.m. to p.m.

Upton through -PTO ThursdaYaft and science night, 7:30 p.m. SJHS -Baseball, Loy Norrix, home, 4:30 p.m.; track, Benton Harbor, home, 4 p.m.; tennis, Loy Norrix, home, 3:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY Lunch: Hot dogs. Brown -PTO, gym, 7 p.m. Upton -Ninth grade track OBITUARIES Leo- Bailey Leo Bailey, 76, formerly of 516 East Oak street, Hartford, died at 11:30 p.m.

Thursday a nursing home in Olney, after an illness of nine years. Mr. Bailey was born Breedsville, Dec. 24, 1894. He was a farmer and was employed by the State Department of Agriculture for over 23 years.

He was a veteran of World War I and a member and past master of Bradley Lodge No. 296 of Shelbyville. Survivors include a son, Leo of Washington D. a daughter; Mrs. Paul (Leona) Ewald- of Benton Harbor; grandchildren; and two sisters, Mrs.

Pearl Selig and Mrs. Lola Barrett of Chicago. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the Florin funeral home. Burial will follow in Crystal Springs cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home after noon on Sunday. Freier Rites Held Funeral serviles were held Friday at 10 a.m. in the Grace Lutheran church for Mrs. Edward (Agnes) Freier, 58, 2273 Washington avenue, St. Joseph.

Casket bearers were John Dillon, Roger Freier, Bruce and Gardner Phillips, Arthur Rochau and Arnold Lemke. Burial was in Crystal Springs cemetery. Kerlikowske and Starks funeral home was in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Merle Kalina Mrs.

Merle Kalina, 79, route 4, Box 678, North Euclid avenue Benton Harbor, died at 10:30 a.m. Friday 'in Mercy hospital. Mrs. Kalina was born in Roseland, April 3, 1892, and moved to this area in 1921. On Jan.

25, 1911, in Wilcox, Saskatchewan, Canada, she was married to George R. Kalina. preceded her in death May 5 1965. Survivors include two sons, Willard of Coloma and Donald of Benton Harbor; two sisters, Mrs. Stanley (Pauline) Ryan of Regina, Saskatchewan, and Inez Odie of Tabor, Alberta, Canada; two grandchildren; three greatgrandchildren.

Mrs. Kalina was a member of the Literary Aid Society of the Twelve Corners Community church. Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 p.m. in the Florin funeral home. Howard Nagle, of the Twelve Corners Community church, officiate.

Burial in Crystal Springs cemetery, Area Deaths William J. Born DOWAGIAC William J. Born, 83, 204 Spruce street, Dowagiac, died yesterday at p.m. in Lee Memorial hospital where he had been a patient several weeks. Mr.

Born, former owner of the Born Coal Company, was born in Dowagiac, Sept. 7, 1887, the son of Michael and Augusta A. Herrick Born. On June 30, 1908, in Dowagiac, he was married to the former Mary F. Horan.

She preceded him in death on March 28. Mr. Born was a member of the Holy Maternity of Mary Catholic church and the Knights of Columbus Council No. 113. Requiem Mass will be celebrated Monday at 10 a.m.

in the Holy Maternity of Mary Catholic church, Dowagiac, with the Rev Charles Smith as celebrant. Burial will be in Riverside cemetery. The Rosary will be recited at 2 p.m. Sunday in the McLauchlin funeral home, Dowagiac, where friends may begin calling after noon on Sunday. Mrs.

Joseph Melton DOWAGIAC Mrs. Joseph E. (Jennie) Melton; 65, route 5, California road, Dowagiac, died at 6:30 p.m. yesterday in Lee Memorial hospital where she had been a patient one week. Mrs.

Melton was born in Pocahontas, May 12, 1905, the daughter of Joseph and Elizabeth Bennett. Survivors include her husband, whom she married Jan. 21, 1925, in Leachville, a daughter, Mrs. Francis (Alice) Proctor of Dowagiac; a stepdaughter, Mrs. J.M.

Bennett of Dowagiac; two stepsons, Norman Melton of Duncanville, and C.E. Melton of LaPorte, two brothers, J.M. Bennett of Bradford, and Neb Bennett of Monette, HOUSE of DAVID PARK OPEN MAY 8 9 HOTEL CABINS SOUVENIERS STANDS ARCADE MUSEUM MINIATURE TRAIN PONY RIDES PICNIC GROUNDS FREE PARKING 14 grandchildren; and 30 great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements were incomplete this morning at the McLauchlin funeral home, Dowagiac. George A.

Sowers CASSOPOLIS George A. Sowers, 33, 112 South street, Cassopolis, died Friday in Niles Pawating hospital after an illness of one month. Mr. Sowers was born in Elkhart, Jan. 6, 1938, and was employed by the Conn Instrument Company, Elkhart.

Survivors include his widow, the former Louise Kent, whom he married Oct. 19, 1964, in Buchanan; his mother, Mrs. Fern Sowers of Cassopolis; four children, Eddie, Jon, Craig and Kelly; and two sisters, Mrs. Lois Steinman of Cassopolis and Mrs. Marilyn Golden of Edwardsburg.

Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 p.m. in the Connelly funeral home, Cassopolis, with the Rev. Carl Thurston of Three Rivers, officiating. Burial will be in Prospect Hill Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 p.m. today.

Douglas A. Williams RIVERSIDE-Douglas A. Williams, 15, box 5, Riverside, died Thursday at 7:20 p.m. in Borgess hospital, Kalamazoo. He was born March 19, 1956.

He is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Delton Williams of Riverside; his grandmother, Mrs. Carl (Gertrude) Heffner of Decatur; two brothers, Larry and Lee, both of Riverside; two sisters, Mrs. Michael (Nancy) Capriez of Watervliet and Judith Williams of Augusta.

Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Monday in the Davidson funeral home, Coloma, Pastor Elmer Malcolm of the Berrien Springs SeventhDay Adventist church will officiate. Burial will be in Harris cemetery, Hagar township. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 p.m. today.

Valerie Fae Yawkey POLIS -Valerie a Yawkey, three-year-old daughter of and Mrs. Donald 1, Quaker Vandalia, died (Joan Frazier), Yawkey, route at 7:25 a.m. yesterday in her home. The youngster had undergone open heart surgery in March at the University hospital, Ann Arbor. Valerie was born in Dowagiac, Dec.

1, 1967. In addition to her parents, survivors include five sisters, Anna, Christine Kathryn, Cindy and Marianne; and a brother John, all at home; and her grandfathers, George Yawkey of Delton and Charles Frazier of Osceola, Ind. Requiem Mass will be celebrated Monday at 9:30 a.m. in the St. Ann Catholic church, Cassopolis, with the Rev.

Gerald J. Schneider as celebrant. Burial will be in Prospect Hill cemetery. Friends may call at the Connelly funeral home; Cassopolis, after noon today. Madrigal Concert Is May 25 Because of Blossom week activities, the spring concert of the Benton Harbor high school a drigal Singers, originally scheduled for yesterday, will be held at 8 Bentonuesday, May 25, in the high school auditorium, according to Carl Anderson, director.

Cyclone Hits E. Pakistan KARACHI, Pakistan (AP) A cyclone struck today near East Pakistan, and then Chittagong, major sea port, in swerved south where its force apparently was declining, the official Radio Pakistan reported. The storm was first reported along the north Bay of the Bengal coast where a cyclone and tidal wave last November swept at least 300,000 persons to their deaths. The broadcast gave no details about the force of the cyclone or damage and casualties. Students Honored Three area residents among the undergraduates who received certificates of merit for maintaining a grade point, averare of 3.75 or higher at Eastern Michigan university Wednesday were James Hutchinson of Benton Harbor, Scott Ruess of Paw Paw and Penelope McKinney of St.

Joseph. ROBBINS FUNERAL HOME 168 N. Fair Benton Harbor PH. 927-3181 Sentences Given To 24 Persons HONORED: Mrs. Betty Anthony Zahn, 53-year-old mother of four from Oklahoma City, smiles in New York Friday after being named 1971 National Mother of the Year American Mothers Committee.

(AP Wirephoto) Decatur Announces Honor Roll -Harold Groendyk, principal at Decatur high roll school for the announced fifth the honor marking period. Twelfth grade: Sue Knoska, Catherine Mroczek, all A's; Nancy Adduci, Michael Fisher, Dan Haas, Leslie Hayes, Olivia Herron, Cathy Jones, Diane Laskovy, Tom Loser, Michael Marko, Pat Molter, Rudy Neumeier, Robert Stanek, David Vliek. Eleventh grade: Brian Marks and Marjie Siskaninetz, all A's; Vicki Alm, Linda Calbetzor, Becky Clark, Sharon Corwin, Robin Cramer, Kathy DeVries, Tim Downey, Sandy Druskovich, Bud Elgresma, Vicki Flory, Kathy Hemenway, Trudy Janssen, Ted Lapekas, Craig Pollock, Angie Powell, Pam Schreuder, Mary Skinner, Gerald Slaughter, Sandy Smith Tenth grade: Crystal Fisher, Connie Vrhel, all A's; Laura Ball, Tina Jean Baushke James Cregan, Hemenway, Kathy High, Michael McLeese, Mary Massura, Diane Seinkiewicz, Dan Rajzer. Ninth grade: Paul Makay, all A's; Elaine Ball, Doris Boerman, Margaret Brohm, Tom Buchanan, Deborah Furness, Kathleen Rajzer, Bonnie Zerbe, Terri Laskovy. Eighth grade: Joe Cervan, Debbie Newton, Amy Pachy, Joel Schroyer, Cathy Young, all A's; Jerry Baushke, Martha Teisan, Elaine Carlson, Julie Vliek, Martha Carson, Debra Wiles, Tom Drenth, Janet Wiles, Sally Druskovich, Debby Fosdick, Mark Gale, Karen Hamilton, Melanie Jones, Knoska, Debbie Leigh.

ton, Martin Mary Prince, MaryAnn Rigoni, Joe Rohl. Seventh grade: Janet Alaga, Cathy Alm, Robert Dick, Carl Druskovich, Brian Gribler, Donald McLeese, Kenneth Mroczek Terry Penning, Margie Rodriguez, Gayle Stambek. Lottery Proposal Wins 27-4 LANSING, Mich. (AP)-Here is the 27-4 vote by which the Michigan Senate decided Friday to submit a constitutional amendment to voters on the question of permitting a state lottery: Republicans for (12): Ballenger, Bishop, Bouwsma, Bursley, Byker, Davis, DeMaso, Fleming, Lodge, Puttenger, Pursell, Richardson. Democrats for (15): Bowman, Cooper, Faust, Faxon, Hart, Lane, Mack, McCauley, McCullough, Noval, O'Brian, Plawecki, Rozycki, Young, Youngblood.

Republicans against (4): Toepp, Vanderlaan, Zaagman, Zollar. Democrats against: none. Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Brownie, Troop 299 to Millburg Johnson schools won an honorable mention in Thursday's Kiddies Parade. The troop inadvertently omitted from Friday's account. Twenty four persons were sentenced Friday ins Berrien Fifth District court.

Those sentenced were: Michael O'Hara Woodin, 20, of Dearborn Heights, and George Louis Schulte, 22, of Howell, 90 days and $5 each for being disorderly persons through the transportation of dangerous drugs, and $31 each for hitchhiking on I-94. The two were arrested Thursday on I-94 by Benton Harbor state police. Larry Davis, 19, of 1142 Bishop street, Benton Harbor, $200 for receiving and concealing stolen property under $100, a $54.30 check Jan. 19 in Benton township Howard Kenneth Harmon, 18, of 626 Madison avenue, Benton Harbor, $99 creating a disturbance Feb. 24 at Mercy hospital.

Two persons were fined for petty larceny: Donna Fay 22 of 425 Rolland avenue, Benton township, $129 for petty larceny of a $10 bill Jan. 29 in St. Joseph; and Marie Jane Graichen, 63, of 312 Milner hotel, Benton Harbor, for shoplifting from K-Mart May 6. Three persons were sentenced for impaired driving: Terry J. Becraft, 26, of Elkhart, 6 months probation and $124 on the charge which was reduced of from driving under influence of intoxicants; Cecil Allen Neel, 26, of 2026 Hatch street, Benton township, $91; Leslie Silvern Davis, 48, of 3127 Detroit road, Niles, $200.

Davis's charge was also reduced from driving under the influence of intoxicants. Donnis. Marie Harris, 30, of Route 1, Eau Claire, 3 days in jail and $73 for driving on a suspended license, $10 for disregarding a red light, and $10 for registration certificate. Lake Michigan Beach, $91 for Thomas Wayne, Adams, 21, of furnishing intoxicants to two minors Feb. 2 in Coloma township, Thomas Garold Hettig, 24, of 909 Kingsley avenue, St.

Joseph, $121- for reckless driving. Moses Kelley, 29, of 326 Colfax avenue, Benton Harbor, $50 for assault and battery against Annette Holmes Aug. 3 in Sodus township William James Sheffield, 19, of 5475 Ridge road, Stevensville, $16 for fishing without a license Jan. 15. Roger Harold Long, 21 of Pontiac, 3 days in jail and $72 for driving on a revoked license.

Hillhouse, 45, of 425 Territorial road, Benton Harbor, $61 for assault and battery against James Scruggs May 5 in Benton Harbor. Tony Foster, 22, of 150 Urbandale avenue, Benton township, $61 for fleeing a police officer Oct. 4 in Benton township. Gary D. Watkins, 26, of Michigan City, $200 and two years probation for leaving the scene of an accident Feb.

21, 1970, in Three Oaks township. Jerry W. Mensinger, 18, of 4641 Niles road, St. Joseph, $121 and one year probation for reckless driving. Henry Carter, 52, of Michigan GUARD GENERAL: Col.

C. C. Bryant, 49-year-old adjutant general of the District of Columbia National Guard, is to become the first black brigadier in the National Guard. (AP Wirephoto) Honor Roll Announced At Gobles GOBLES Forrest Thompson, Gobles high school principal has announced the Honor roll for the 5th six weeks of school at Gobles. Twelfth grade; Terry Baxter, Diane Beaty, Christine Brown, Cathy Buttleire, Jane Carter, Chris Dockweiler, Denise Durian, Barbara Dylhoff, Mike Filip, Carol Foster, Chris Fuller, Toni Grudecki, Kay Hileski, Bonnie Hofstra, Rhonda Holmes, John Hustafa, Linda Lawyer, Janet Pohlers, Sharon Richmond, Dena Ringel, Cal Smith, Candy Smith, Gary Smith, Robert Smith, Cheryl James Sweitzer, Donna Tenn Linda a Thompson, Tucker, Jane Ullrey and Ruth Wray.

Eleventh grade: Jan Barber, Mary Boer, Laura Boyer, Jill Brindley, Terry Buis, Barbara Champion, Nic Clement, Gary Flegal, Dawn. Gordon, Sharon Green, David Healy, Cathy Johnson, Roxanne Keeley, Vance Kincaid, Debra Lipp, Gary Lounsberry, Betty McKain, Bonnie McKain, Margie Metz, Teresa Odell, Brenda Redeiss, Scott Richards, Carol Rose, Elaine Runkle Steve Schram, Linda Sudeikis, Pamela Weed and Laurel Wheeler. Tenth grade: Paul Charkowski, Debra Flegal, Kathy Grudecki, Jill Irons, Kathy Lynch, Richard McKeon, Percy Norman, Cindy Pomeroy, Paul Richards, Ellen Shepard, Bill Thompson, Frank Varga, Tim Weed, Louise Westcott and Ann Zettilmaier. Ninth grade: Dora Brown, Janet Buis, Pamela Buis, Ray Burza, Monika Dowgal, Rhonda Johnson, Steve Lawyer, Debra Lounsberry, Joel Newton, Philip Raleigh, Sue Spears, Daniel Warner and Linda Westcott Eighth grade: Lynn Robarge, Saliy Stap, Jayne Champion, James Moore, Kevin Page, Ruth 1 Van Antwerp, Mark Walburn and Shelly Durian. Seventh grade: Julianne Burza, Kay McKain, Sue Sweitzer, Douglas Valkema, Judy Hall, Brenda Harvey, Debra Peterson, Christy Sprague, Julie Doll, Steve Dycus, Jim Fry, Karen Huston, Anita Meyers, Marla Seeder, Kimberly Smith, Louise Tennant, Ric Weeks and Pamela Westcott.

Judgments In Berrien Circuit Court One default judgement was entered and another was set aside this week in Berrien circuit court. Judge Chester J. Byrns set aside a $14,580 default that was entered Feb. 18 against John 0. Foster of Niles.

Orchards had claimed that Foster sold 47 steers and failed to turn the proceeds over to the orchard. Judge Karl F. Zick entered a $6,624.34 default judgement for Auto Specialities Employees Credit Union and against Jessie Johnson of Benton Harbor on the credit union's suit claiming Johnson failed in payments on a loan executed in 1969. Sport Club Open House The public open house at the new headquarters of the St. Joseph Kickers Sport Club, will be held Saturday May 15 from 1 to 5 p.m.

not today as reported Friday. The new clubhouse is located on Hetlder road off US-31 at Arden. DEY Brothers FUNERAL HOME 12506 NILES AVENUE Mrs. Mary Ann Pliley 1 p.m. Monday In the chapel City, $44 for snag suckers, attempting to catch fish with the illegal device of a snag hook April 9.

William Anthony Beckler, 22, of Three Oaks, $91 for furnishing intoxicants to a minor Feb. 6 in Three Oaks township. George Ferguson, 35, of South Bend, 3 days in jail and $67 for driving on a suspended license. Leslie Frank Griffis, 19, of 306 Church street, St. Joseph, $31 for being a disorderly person April 24 at Ogden avenue and May street.

In other cases, James Edward McMiller, 18, of 807 La Vette street, Benton Harbor, was found guilty in a jury trial before Judge John T. Hammond of creating a disturbance in a public place. The case was put on presentence investigation. McMiller was arrested during the Benton Harbor street disturbances April 23 at Judy's Laundromat. He pleaded innocent and demanded a trial April 26.

Cloefus Shurn, 30, of South Bend, waived preliminary examination "on a charge of carrying a concealed weapon in a motor vehicle May 7 in Benton township. Martha Rahn, of 2704 Lakeshore drive, "St. Joseph stood mute and demanded a jury trial on a charge of unlawfully obtaining ill al drugs April 17 in Benton township. Richard Benfield, 22, of Kennett, demanded preliminary examination on a charge of uttering and publishing a fraudulent check of $70.59 May 5 at the Apollo Bar. Charlotte Needham, 33, of 380 Broadway, Benton Harbor, also demanded examination on a charge of uttering and publishing a fraudulent check May 6 in Benton Harbor.

Three cases were dismissed on motion of the prosecutor. Charges dismissed were: Two counts of armed robbery April 20 in New Buffalo township against Ricardo Martin, 17, of Chicago, Ill. A charge of attempted armed robbery on April 20 against Martin is still pending. Petty larceny Feb. 28 in Benton Harbor against Alvin Hieb, 54, of 412 Weld street, Benton Harbor.

Furnishing intoxicants to minors March 31 in New Buffalo against Patsy A. Ebert, 22, of LaPorte, Ind. Court Denies Bond Reduction SEATTLE (AP)-A motion by attorneys for Leslie Bacon to reduce her $100,000 bond was denied for a third time Friday as the federal grand jury before which she has been testifying recessed until Wednesday. Miss Bacon's attorneys also moved Friday quash the subpoena under which she was brought here from Washington, as a material witness in the bombing of the U. S.

capitol March 1. U. S. Dist. Court Judge George Boldt said he would consider the motion early next week.

Lakeshore School Activity Calendar MONDAY Senior high--Board of education, 8 p.m. -Track with Cassopolis, home, 4:30 p.m. -Golf with Cassopolis, home, 4 p.m. -Baseball at Buchanan, 4:30 p.m. -Key club banquet, 6:30 p.m.

TUESDAY Senior high -Baseball with River Valley, home, 4:30 p.m. -GAA, 7 p.m. Hollywood PTA, 8 p.m. Roosevelt PTA, 7:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY Roosevelt -A film, "Boy to Man" today and Thursday, 7:30 p.m.

for 6th grade boys and their parents. Junior high-7th and 8th grade track at Berrien Springs, 4 p.m. -9th grade track with Upton Junior high, home, 4 p.m. Senior high--Golf with Berrien Springs, home, 4 p.m. -Opportunity to register Of Quality, Distinction and Good Value for All Occasions Stop or Call CRYSTAL SPRINGS FLORIST Flower Shop Greenhouses 1475 Pipestone Ph.

925-1167 Save On All Blooming Plante Cash 'n Carry Night, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. THURSDAY Senior high Baseball with Coloma, home, 4:30 p.m. -Honors Night, 7:30 p.m. FRIDAY Stevensville -Science Fair Junior high -5th and 6th grade band concert, 7:30 p.m. Senior Night On Broadway" 8 p.m -German dinner, home economics room, 3 to 9 p.m.

-Regional golf at Sturgis, all day SATURDAY Stevensville Science Fair, 10 a.m. to noon Senior high Night on 8 p.m. -Regional track at Sturgis, all day meet, Lakeshore, away, 4 p.m. SJHS -Tennis, Sturgis, away, 4:30 p.m. JV baseball, Decatur, home, 4:30 p.m.

THURSDAY Lunch: Salisbury steak. Brown Girls' recreation, gym, 3:30 p.m. Milton- -Ninth grade track, Benton Harbor, away, 4 p.m. SJHS- JV baseball, Portage Central, home, 4:30 p.m., JV track, LMCHS and New Buffalo away, 4:15 p.m.; tennis, Niles, home, 4 p.m. FRIDAY Lunch: Macaroni and cheese.

Brown Speech screening, kindergarten, second, fourth and sixth grades. Upton Tennis, Niles Ring Lardner, home, 4:30 p.m. SJHS- Golf regionals; JV baseball, Benton Harbor, home, 4 p.m.; Baseball, Portage Cen. tral, away, 4:30 p.m.; tennis, away, Portage Central, 4:30 p.m SATURDAY Upton Seventh and eighth grade track invitational, Niles, away, 11 a.m SJHS Summer school registration, cafeteria, 9 a.m. SJHS- Track regionals, Battle Creek, 10 a.m.; flight rain date; Baseball, Holland Christian, away, 10 a.m.

SJHS -Junior Senior prom, 8 p.m. A TRUSTED NAME IN FUNERAL SERVICE Laverne George Feller 2 p.m. Monday Davidson chapel, Coloma Mrs. Merle Kalina 2 p.m. Monday In the chapel Douglas A.

Williams 10 a.m. Monday Davidson funeral home, Coloma Leo Bailey 2 p.m. Tuesday In the chapel FLORIN FUNERAL HOME 9251103 PIPESTONE AT BROADWAY BENTON HARBOR, MICM..