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July 09, 1980 - Image 5

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Publication:
Michigan Citizen, 1980-07-09

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c
o
-
y
r. Clay ork af tile
Berrien County Junvenile
Center in Berrien Spring.
She is a Group Leader there
and hold many responsibi­
litie . Her job includes
counseling, both group and
one to one'; supervisor, and
der qualitie s. Clay
y
orked at the Center
for about 5 ye and
enjoys r or very much.
'I like working with
the' d e the respon-
ible position I hold there,"
e
in 1974 and is no . in the
proce of studying at
e em Univer-
ity. Her ambition . to
meday be a lawyer and to
practice SOOt here in
York. According to L
Clay, if you p the Bar
Exam in 'dUgan you can
only practi in 1a in
, higan, but by taking the
Bar Exam in Yo
you 'are qualified in m y
other t ell.
s.. Clay held many
varied job in the past in­
cluding; lie baby itter,
p t the Benton Har-
___ -- ..... �_ bor Library, Outre Di-
rector at the YWCA, and a
coo at in Schulers.
pre ntly orking a
second part-time job at Red
Roof Inn.
E though r job
eep her quite busy, e
doesfind' for her fir
10 e, mu tc. Clay' a
member of Soun
Unlimited Go I u
group. They are quite ell
kno and ha tra led
around th orld touring
ith the group. They are
member of the ational
'Blac s' collective in­
come e ceeds the c pital of
many nations and yet Blacks
still fail in their ability
to employ a large number
of people and are still way
b hind in the buslne
world."
enjoy
It-repre
of the a' Unit-
ed Fund Inc., hich fee
t B America, faCed
. th inOatioo, hiP
P yment, unadequate
medical care, rep .
criminal justice
poor housi
educational Sf ems, mu
begin to try and turn it lf
around.
1 t . the opinion of the
organization that B
d becom more .elf­
c' t by raising fund
through Sf ematic me
from B Americans and
in turn channeling tho
dollar b into the com­
munity through institutions
or organization committed
to " reconstruction."
The organization is al
striving to gain a more re­
spo . e ttitude from cor­
porations, foundatio and
oth reb . chanti in
regard to the plight of
B
OYer 1500 people par-
ticipated in convention
. luding Dr. He
nor, UNESCO
repre ntati ,hoe
on Bl invo vement .
foreign affairs. S ted
that B need to be
more concerned and kno -
led able out foreign af-
C:' ,e . y in regard
to Africa, and ed
that Bla S ould think
in term of people ith
going over to the dif­
ferent African n tions to
nd and t h them the
y've learned.
Actor Brock Peters
particip ted master of
ceremo t the ard
banquet Friday night, dur­
in hich he performed a
monologue of poems and
Suppor
aver
o
.
Council President Eon
Henderson addre the
convention at the c10'
'on Sunday afternoon.
Rev. Jame orth,
p tor of Fello ship
church, s the Detroi
conference committee chair­
man.
I
F&M Money Certificates in minimums of 1,000
earn 9.25% annual rate and are
compounded continuously to yield an effective
annual rate of 9. 3% (early withdrawal'is
subject to substantial interest penalty),'
This rate is available July 10, thru Ju 23, 1980
guaranteed for 2112 years .
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