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June 19, 1979 - Image 7

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Michigan Citizen, 1979-06-19

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Thisfeaturr is a M com­
pilation from more tltDn 100
bla -0 Md and onented
n papers in this notion. It
{t als ith hat blacks. ho
are all-too-often little reco -
nized, are doin to promote
full participation in Ameri­
can life by black Americans.
It; thus a solute from all of
our readers for unsung
her. ... and is designed to
a chall�ng� for all of us to
k p on doin our very best.
We remain ratef.1 to our
al black press for many
a on • and especially 0 at
thi tim for enabling our
r. aders •• cross the ation ,.
10 more oj hat hap­
I n d in la t ear's el tions
In ora r to h Ip us prepare
or th much lar. er tru te
ahead in I� O.
Informer
rion Barry received the
ndo ment of 64 ministers
at a press conference here
h tared:
• Thi i truly joyo
for me to be ur­
nd upported by
roup of our com-
munit' pint 1 I ders,
pite opinion to the con­
tr ry, I feel thorn amon
you bee u e all of my life,
t h church and church peop e
h e been n important part
of my e i ten e. I elcom
our upport today and feel
tron er beca e of it.
S te Repre
d Stacey - rrien
Sprin wiD conduct
o haD meeting Thurs-
day, Jun 28, in il
The meetin, hich .
begin at 8;00 p.m., will
be held in the ile C�
ber of Commerce Buildin .
efresbments will be rved.
"I am looking forward
to becoming more acquaint-
r
" ... although e may ve
from a different per pective
th major is u facing our
community, e certainly
. hare a common vi 'on-that
of eeing that all of the
citizen of the Di trier ha e a
decent life.
fter taking office, I ill
tabli h three y ternatic
means of maintaining contact
and communication ith the
reli ious community; (1) hav­
in liai on betw n the
mayor' office and the
chur h ; (2) forming an
interdenominational rmrus­
ter d i ory committee; and
(3) arr nging to meet ith you
at least four tim a year at
fello hip brea f t, lunch­
eon or other ind of gath-
" . e ill not al ay ee
eye-to-eye, but the mayor'
office ill al ay be open to
you to di cu your concerns
and Ii ten to your coun el.'





Our readers may wish to
address 'congratulatory mes­
sages and m ages of en­
couragement to the papers
.... hich report happenings of
interest or concern to us.
uch messages may be sent to -----------­
the editors or other persons
directly by simply addressing
th m, "sin, t 1UIIfI� 0/ tM
paper, c/o Black Resources,
Inc .• 410 Central Park est.
PH C. New York. N. Y.
10025.
C III I radall. plit.
"Rae played no part in thi
election." he maintained.
"I carnpai ned all around
thi� county and the people
treated me ith respect as I
did them."
The 6-foot-6, 16s pound
Ba er called hi vi tory "the
proude t moment in my life.
.. e will be protect in
your life and property at aU
tim, en days a ee and
24 hours a day," Ba er told
his cheering supporter after
the ictory, "I'm lookin
for ard to havin th best
la -enforcernent a ency in
orth Carolina."
Sa er al 0 said his out-
tanding ational Football
league career prepared him
for la -enforeement or.
"I've learned t 0 things
from my years in it," he
declared. "One ... the value
of team ork and to ... dis­
cipline. Th t 0 things are
important in la -enforce­
ment. You must have both."
ince th vote 0 clo ,
ook questioned some of the
precinct results, but in his
concession statement Coo
id: "I ant to hake John
Ba er's hand."



o
lei rejo' e.
maker re t :
The first blac sheriff of a
orth arolin county since
th Reconstruction Era w
oted into office last ees.
John H. Baker Jr., a for­
mer profe sional football
defen ive end with the Pitts­
burgh Steelers and the Los
Angele Rams, defeated
Republican c ndidate Clyde
R. Coo ,J r ., a Gamer detec­
tive, by a narro 1,100 vote
margin in the race for th
ak County sheriff's of-
fice. .
Sa er at ed off with
mo t of Raleigh's city pre­
cin t in hi pocket, hile th
county precincts includin
the predominantly hire sub-
urb ent to Coo .
till, Ba er denied that the

In
ed with me of my consti- dl
tuents t the meeting,"
Stacey said. 'I have been
quit encouraged by the
interest di p yed by many
of my con tituent in state
go mment and its or­
in thu far."
S cey will briefly d­
dre the gatherin on sev­
eral current legislative' ues
before engaging in an open
'on period.
"An exchan of ide
al ays tisfying," Sta­
cey said. "After all,' it .
the ery foundation of our
sy tern of government.
"The more I kno
hat' on the mind of the
peop ," he added, "the
better I'll be able· to repre­
nt their interes in Lan-
. g."
J 19 - 25.1979

r
o CO
T 0 counties in the
44th District will receive
$61 ,316.90 from the state
Department of atural Re­
sources (DNR) as a reim­
bursement for arine Safe­
ty Programs they conducted
last year, State Representa­
ti Lad S. Stacey (R­
Berrien Sprin ) announced
today.
The 'following counties
will receiv rebates for con­
ducting the programs i
1978: Berrien County, $30,
811.73; Cass County, $ 0,
505.17.
"l am pleased that the
counties I represent chose
to participate in Marine
Safety programs last year,"
Representative Stacey id.
"I belie e it represents a
re ponsibl appro ch on
their part to safety first in
recreation cti ities."
Stacey said the
reb tes represent two-thirds
of the money it cost the
counties to run the safety
programs last year. H
dded' that county treasur­
ers or other d ign ted _
county officials ill recei
rebates by J un 15.
Demos me
The Berrien 'County
Democr tic Committe
will hold it monthly
meeting on Thursday;
June 21, 8 pm, in the
e Buffalo Township
Hall on Red Arrow High­
way, e Buffalo.
147 I •• ,
925-0064
Berrien COUll y Ac ion
orkshops for June 1979
ondlY, Jun. 11,9:30·3:30
ton Hlrbor Rec. Ctr.
101 9th St.
"How to Li as a Sr. Citiz n and Not rely Exist."
Lunch and Transportation will be provided
Call 926-7117 For Furth Information.
WednesdlY, Ju 20 9:30·4:30
Benton Hlrbor Library
"Just How 00 You Get A Job?"
H Ipful Hints on �tting a job and holding it. Th will be mploy
hiring for part-tim and full-tim ork, nd repr ntatives from
United Community Develop nt Corporation giving inform tion on
going into busin s for yourself.
Can 926-7117 For More Information.
BOYS
I I I
. . .
G I R LS
I I I
. . .
7

EAR
ONEY!!!
GET A JOB DELIVERING
n ly,Ju 27, :30-
ca T mpl
275 Pipesto •
"How To G t the ost For Your Food 0011 r"
A Certified Nutritionist will supply helpful hints
on when is th best time to buy various foods,
how to be your most economical in th
kitchen and still come out with a
tasty m I .
Call 926-7117 For More Information
. Ali Workshops are open to
the public. B rrt n County
Action is a Tri-County
organization serving Cass,
Van Buren and Serri .

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