ASH GTO ,D.C. - The executi
bo d of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority,
Inc., I d by tiona! Pte "dent Hortense
G. Canady, of . g, ·ch., in meeting
here at the Gramercy Hotel, planned
it Diamond J ubil celebration in 1988.
ta ff at reported to the board
on the tatus of plans for the rority'
38th national con ntion to be held
in Dalla in Augu 1985.
La er member of Delta, Frankie
Freeman, of St. Loui ,and Delta Counsel
e 1 Lafontant, of Chi 0, reminded
the bo rd, ccording to rs. Canady,
of th rority's requirement th t con­
ntion hotels and other facilitie pro-
"de opportunitie for
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it economic po er
for more job at the con ention
. Canady declared.
C nady . d the Delta Social
ction Commi "on ch" ed by Dr.
Bern dine Denning, of Detroit, abo met
t end and recommended that
the Del thru for the next 0 year ..
be polit cal ene, education and
training. omen ill be encoura ed to
run for political office and to
political ppointment. .
The board approved the following
among many recommendation:
goal of 60 000 reclaimed mem­
ber by the Diamond Jubilee year and
of membership to gradu tin
. r until pril of the next
year.
o honor
achie ing
Blac omen
h Blac Creer omen' Re urce
eer developmen
announ it e ond
omen: chi vement gain t
the Odd Re niti n Banquet' pri19
1 4, Stouffer n to be the Clarion
Hotel.
Th b quet ill honor Blac om n
ho ha e a hie e . e pre idential atu
in n tional corpor tion. This program
incorp r te on import nt objective of
the Re urce Center: promoting th
vi ibility of chieving BI c omen
rnakin them kno n and cce ible to
irin Bl c omen in the wor force.
Over 800 per n ttended the fir
b nquet held in pril, 1982. A signifi­
cant number of th ttendee ere young
81 c women ho h d an opportunity
to meet and b personally motivated
by Bl c omen who h e rea hed a
pinnacle of succe in corporate America.
For further information about the
Blac Career omen's Re urce Center
or th banquet, write or call the Center,
706 alnut Street, Suite 804, Cincinnati,
Ohio 45202, (513 381-3589.
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-Computerization of the national
headquarter in ashington, D.C. and
teleconferencing bet een national and
regional officers ithin the next 0
yean.
=Funds ill be sought to create a
ational Archive area t the national
he dquarter .
-Organizing n chapter in Europe
using the existing chapter in est Ger­
many as a ba ,and in the Caribbean
ell.
"As e rno to ard our Jubilee, e
will stre the theme - Delta" life-
time commitment," r. Canady id,
embers will be urged to contribute
S 1,500, t the rate of 300 annually,
for the Diamond Jubilee Fund, she dd­
ed. Th fund ill be used for education
ro.
- J. Thom
named ad­
'1'OI;raD1S mlaDa;ger in th co­
of Ouy r
ppointment
pb L. ey, cor­
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fo th
of
in Detroit.
P e Proposal _
The Argentine Govern­
ment has ju fonnally
proposed to the Gov rn­
m nt of Chile, th "mutual
su pe 'on of foreign arms
purch for a p riod of
. time to b agreed upon" "
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TIDY CAR SERVICES AVAILABLE
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BE 0 TO SHIP - Th annual
Lake ichigan College "1..0 and Found"
Art Exhibit ill be held from OV. 14
through Dec. 2 in th Art Gallery, Rm.
L301 on the college campus. About 40
udent and art f culty will exhibit.
The opening reception will held
and
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of
onday, o. 14, a noon.
The b ckground to this revolutionary
id - th t artist might g th r the
di ard of ind ry and ture, entitle
them, and pr nt them ith a fine art
con . deration in mind -' the central
theme of the exhibit."
of members of the colony, ell
a m terials distributed to e eral
public, . Li rary
members and volunteers will be on hand
to greet . 'tor and 0 em the
room. Light refreshment ill al be
r ed on opening d y.
The materials in the con ction will
not be available for during th ee
of the opening, Per n intere ed in
udying the materials mu make re r­
vation to u the room after the fi
ee .
In conjunction ith the opening of
the "I aelite House of Da td Room"
there ill be special exhibit in the
Library' uditorium. Ron T ylor,
member of the City of David, ill display
his collection of I elite photographs
and original art or. Ramon el n,
former member of both th House of
David and the City of D vid will di -
pi y hi coll tion of photograph of
High I and. This exhibit will be open
to the public all ee.
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Library will officially open it "I e­
lite Hou of David Room" at 10:00
a.m., onday, ovember 14, ccording
to Frederic J. Kirby, director.
The "Israelite Ho of David Room"
contains a recently-acquired collection of
original boo ,pamphlets, photographs,
and other material published by both
the Ho of David and the City of
D vide The collection feature many
item hich ere intended only for the
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BENTO TO sHIP" - Veteran ho
plan to enter Lake 'chipn College
spring seme er are dvised to contact
Don Olivia, C veterans dvisor,
soon as p able to � reque for
advance p y. • .
explained by Olivia, the Veteran
dministration doe not pay the college
for the et' tuition and fee' therefore,
advance V pay check need to be
arranged for early so that the check
can be u d for tuition and fee purpo
if nece
He al encoura ed veteran cur-
rently enrolled at the college to chec
with his office on the apier Avenue
campus to determine if they are certified
to receiv payments for the upcoming
spring mester.
Olivia explained that vets requ sting
advance pay will receive payment for
20 days in January d 30 day in
February for total of 50 day. The VA
compute all month having 30 day .
The arch checks •• ..
will be nt, not
to the college, but
to the home of
the et t the end
of that month.
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