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OCT08ER 14 - 20,1915 THE CITIZEN
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Just to remind you
books on every
Pre-registration fee is S2.50
.00 at the door. For mo e
ormatIOn call ARC at 7n-
. s is a United ay
ney.
The service is not only
to the blind or partially blind,
but also to persons ho are
disabled that they can't
easily r d or hold a book.
If you kno meone who
would like to receive this
vel us service, call the
and they'll nd an application
to be completed by the patron
and doctor or other qualified
profe tonal,
The person will be given a
tt or record-player (or
both) and recorded books can
th be mailed as often
desired, postage free. You
will receive your materials on
regular chedule just like any
other sub criber, only for free.
Please don't put it off - Do it
today! Call 724-6527.
The Ubrary i open onday
through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to
5:00p.m.
Ju t to
remind you, here are services
for the blind and physically
handicapped at the u egon
County Ubrary, 635 Ottawa
Street. There are many people
ho ould like to ha the r­
vice if they only knew it as
avail ble.
Blind peop of course can
not read it in the n paper,
but their relati e and friends
certainly canlmagine yourself
a blind person, you can't
re d, Itch tele . 'on, can t
the beauty of nature or kno
the satisfaction of pursuing
a course of study on your own.
You may have a full life in
many ays, but till feel the
need for someting more.
A vailab for the blind and
physically h dicapped are
record p yers, tte m chine
. at ion for the Re­
tarded Citizens/Mu egon, is
ponsoring a Down Syndrome
orkshop on Saturday, October
19 from 9:00 • .m.4:00 p.m,
at the e . chipn Center,
1001 E. esley Avenue, u e­
gon.
The speaker for thi occas-
ion will include Dr. inston
ood on Denti ry; Dr. Dan
Fox, hearing impairments and
related problem ; and Dr. rtin
yngarden, heart defect , ymp­
toms and solution .
Topic covered will include
current physical, occupation,
speech therapy, re pite, fo ter
grandparent service, guardian­
ship, educational and vocational
training, fmancial aid services
and independent living pro­
gram .
K'zoo features guest violinist
The amazoo Symphony
Orche ra conducted by Music
Director Yoshimi T eda, will
pent its cond concert of the
1985-86 ason on Tuesday,
October 15.
Fe tured guest arti t will
be violinist Dong S Kang,
ho ill perform the Vieux­
temp Violin Concerto o. 4,
.
Op. 31. Also on the evening's
program are the Sibelius Sym­
phony o. 1, Op. 31, and
''Variations on a Theme by
Haydn" by Johanne Brahms.
The concert will be performed
at iller Auditorium on the
campus of e tern Michigan
University at 8:00 p.m.
urpl
od
o
=October 10, 17, 20, and 31
for Calvery Ughthou partici­
pants. Report there from 9: 30
am. - 3:30 p.m.
-October 7, I 14, 21, and
. en prin re iden .
to Youth morial
Bu din to recertify from 9: 30
I.m .. 3: p.m.
ob r 7 1 21, and 28
for Buchanan. Recipient must
report to the Teen Center
from 9:30 .m. - 3:30 p.m. .
-October 4, 11, 18, and 25
for W tervliet and Coloma
recipient. Report to Water-
I vliet City Hall from 9:30 a.m.
to 3:30 p.m.
All October the CA ile
.'.I •• �'. Outreach Office will be recer-
tifying iles recipients at 1217
South 11 th Street.
All October Galien recipient
report to Harbert River Valley
Senior Center.
Senior citizens are ked to
report to their enior centers.
. Price aid, the next
date for di tribution of urplu
cornmoditie h be n tentative­
ly et for ometim in
ovember.
NAACP
Continued From Pa e 1
Brown' Journal, America',
Black Forum, NBC Today,
and a ho t of other program .
adison received a Bache­
lor of Art.s and Science degree
from Washington University.
He also studied at iscon in
State Univer ity, University of
Dayton and ayne State Uni­
er ity. While pursuing his
tudie at W hington Univer-
5i ty, ad iso n as a concert
soloist, All-Conference Full­
back, Running Back of the
Year, and as captain, led his
team to a conference cham­
pion hip in 1970.
For reservations call (616)
739-3211 or pick up tickets on
Saturday mornings at AACP
Office, 845 Pine Street, u
kegon, ichigan (616)
722-2479.
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