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off dinner will celebrate the
art of a n 4-8 program to
be housed t the . Ion for
ea People (MAP) Center
located t 2500 Jefferson St.,
in egon Ht .
Th program is operr to all
youths 7-18 year of age and
featur projects in ood work­
ing, leather craft, gardening,
sewing, cooking, art, crafts,
performing art, and African
dance.
The Kic -err dinner will be
February S, 6 p.m. at the
.A.P. Center. For further
information contact .. aggi
Jone at the 4-H program in
us egon at 635 Otta a, phone
724-6361.
th
Brotherhood onth. It could
be called presi dent' month
. th two national holidays pro­
claimed for Lincoln and
ington' Birthday .
There is Valentine D y fo
love and e might well in­
clude Feb. 29th for a little
extra action every four year .
February the month with
more holiday than any other
month is probably the mo t
fitting months after all for
recognizing Blac History and
chievement.
February for Blac History
onth may be th mo t fitting
becau ith so many "holi­
day " it reflec the on going
stroggl for Blac chievement
and recognition. But the
struggle i unrelenting, mo t
of u realize that every day i
Black Hi tory day, with th
many and on-going contribut­
·oDS made to this country and
the world by Blacks every­
where.
onth Pride,
a arene and cro
cultural warene, celebration
and ob rvance of one' being
are what Black Hi tory onth
. all about.
February . a month full
of key days for celebrations.
After a month's bre from
, e oliday" it ems Ameri­
can harbor need for ce e­
br ting. Ground Hog d y
hails the coming or going of
winger and is usually entrench­
ed in winter fury. It' not
really a lot to celebrate al­
though , mterfe t" ctivities
are on the rise.
February
In Muskegon,
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B
Citizen ay
Purchased
At Th s
Locations
EAST PARK STORE
2301 Sup rior
VENCE BARBER SHOP
2533 Getty St.
DEATE�'S MARKET
1041 Brolldway
BARBERINI'S BEVERAGE
DEPOT
114 E. Broadway
VIMO JEANS & STUFF
41 E. Broadway
FIRST EDITIO
7 Cent r St.
CHAMPIO PARTY STORE
61 Cent r St.
DIcC DISCOU T STORE
4 E. Broadway
JOANIES RESTAURA l'
11 W. Bro dway
KEN BEA'S ARKET
324 W. Broadway
SHELL SERVICE STATION
Peck at Sherma,.
CIGGZREES REAL ESTATE
2528 Peck St.
FLOWERS BY PRINCESS
2530 Peck St.
ZORNE'S PARTY STORE
201 E. Sherman
PATTERSON'S
DRUG STORE
21 44 Hoyt SL
JACKSON FOOD KT.
100 C. Hoy y it Bak r
WHITE'S BARBER &
BEAUTY SHOP
2301 Jarman
DOW HOME
RESTAURANT
Sherman at cllwrath
THREE 01 ENSION
BEAUTY SALO
281 5 Sanford
ELZORA'S HAIRTIQUE
400 Ottawa St.
B.ENSON DRUG CO.
961 Spring St.
WOOD ST. MARKET
1149 Wood St.
RED DIA OND GRO.
1072 Getty St.
DENA'S FOOD MKT.
1157 Third St.
VIRGINIA'S BARBER
Ic BEAUTY SALON
266 Mason Ave.
THE CHICKEN COOP
Sherman at J.tferson
you Ii ad our Hi tory?
History ks should be in every hom .
can be obtained from your local
Imperative Black Power
y Theodore Cro
Blac Children; Their Root
By Janice E. Hail
Before Color Prej dice: Biblical Day
By Dr. Frank Snowden
1m e of Black in estern Art
By Dr. Frank Snowden
Contribution of Blac omen to Am rica
Vol. I Vol. II
By arianna . Dori
Poetry - Public library
Celebrations: A e Anthology of Blac
American Poetry
By mold doff
In Lov Troubl
Revolutionary Petunia and other Poem
By th Pulitzer Prize inning Author of the
Color Purpl - Alice alkee
SLAB
FEBRUARY 6 - 12, 1
THE CITlZE
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LOWERS BY Princess
VALENTINE'S DAY - F bruary 14
Let us b the mediator for
you and your Valentine!
Send her some beautiful flowers: Roses,
Carnations, Azalea plants, planters, Dish
Gardens nd Gr n Plants
All Valentine Deliy ries will be f in
th Muskegon and uskegon Hts� r s.
Rev. J. itcher, Manager:
Phone: 739-7383
2S30 Peck
Muskegon Height, M149444
WELCO EVALE
WITH POP COR
.
TI E'S DAY
SweETS
The custom of celebrating Valentine's Day with the ex­
change of sweets and other tokens of affection began
during an ancient Roman festival. The first Valentine's
greeting card, made of raised paper, dates back to the
1790's.
To continue this loving tradition, celebrate February 14
with family and friends by exchanging special cards and
sharing sweets made from pop corn.
A folder featuring a variety of pop corn recipes plus a
"how-to" holiday and party crafts section may be obtained
by sending the pennant from any JOllY TIME product or
25¢ along with your name, address and zip to JOllY
TIME, P.O. Box 178, Siou ity, Iowa 51102.
. A pop com ball maker, made of durable molded plastic.
also is available by sending $1.00 to the JOllY TIME
address. .
pop COR HEART
2 quarts popped Jolly Time Pop Corn
4 tablespoons butter
6 cups miniature marshmallows (t-pkq.)
red cherries for decoration
Preheat oven to 250 degrees. Place popped corn in a
large, 4-inch deep buttered baking pan. Keep warm in
oven. Butter a 6-cup heart-shaped cake pan. In a double
boiler or large saucepan, melt butter over low heat. Stir In
a d melt marshmallows. Remove pop corn from oven.
Pour butter mixture over pop corn, stirring to coat evenly.
Pack the pop corn mixture into the heart-shaped pan.
Chill. To remove the cake from the pan, place the pan in a
shallow dish of warm water and loosen edges with a spatula.
Decorate with cherries.
pop CORN BALLS
2 quarts popped Jolly Time Pop Corn
1 cup granulated sugar or firmly packed brown sugar
% cup ight or dark corn syrup
% cup water
114 cup (Y2 stick) butter or margarine
112 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon vanilla
Keep popped corn warm in a 250 degree oven. In a 2-
quart saucepan, stir together sugar, corn syrup, water,
butter and salt. Cook over medium heat, stirring constantly
until mixture comes to a boil. Attach candy thermometer
to pan. Continue without stirring until mixture reache
270 degrees F. or until a small amount dropped into very
cold water separates into hard, but not brittle, threads.
Remove from heat. Add vanilla and stir only enough to mix
it through hot syrup. Pour syrup slowly over popped corn,
mixing ith a fork. Shape into balls with pop corn ball
maker. Makes about 8.