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KALAMAZOO - The first
organizational meeting for the
ne South t chipn inor-
ity Busine ion met
ednesd y, October 24th in
Kalamazoo.
Attending ere thirty local
and regional minority busine
o nen and other interested in­
dividuals. The name and pur-
e po for this n organization
WIS, establiahed and a committee
formed to set down by
laws and nominate officer .
y,
Schulty
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1149 Wood Street Phone 722-3378
usk8QOfl, ichigan
WOOD STREET
M RKET
Ella Deloris Thomas 'Thomasine Dowell
Mon11 -10PM
T - Thurs 9AM-1OPM
Fri-Sat 9AM-11 :3OPM
Sunday 2PM-1 OPM
DRIVE UP WINDOW
Fri •• Sat. 9-2
A Pen ny Earned
byth COUNTY
Is a Penny Saved
by the TAXPAYER
I nterest Earned
$10,030,156.51 by
C�unty Treasurer
In Less than 4 years
RE-ELECT
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1186 FIFTH STREET.
EGON. 49440
ATTORNEY
AT LAW
eUSWESS PHONE 616-726-6555
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OCT. 31 - NOV. 6,1984 THE CITIZE
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The purpo of the
S.W.M .B.A. will be to aid,
educate and promote minority
busin in the community.
Following the main dis-
cu 'on, Sylvester Boyd Jr.,
Boyd cl Associates, Ltd, Kala­
mazoo, introduced the guest
speaker, Gerald E. Harrington,
Senior Vice President of First
Independence ational Bank of
Detroit who made a presen­
tation on hi institution and
the ways and means of helping
local individual establish a
minority owned and operated
bank in south- estern ichigan.
The next meeting for the
association will· be held on
ovember 28th at 6:00 p.m.,
at the Douglas Community Cen­
ter and is open to all interested
'busine people throughout
Southwestern . chigan.
The Care r � osec(Jtor
GERALD D.
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