AP�I� 6 -12,1986
ITHE LOOK� - A Fashion and
By Lor tt.
Robinson
USKEGO - A grand
endeavor' about to take place
in u egon!
It' called "The Loo .. and
on April 11 and 12 t8 p.m. over
o models, dancer, ctor and
mu rcians ill hav the oppor
tunity to " trut their tuff on
the of th Frauenthal
The ter, 407 W. W tern.
"The Loo ," according to
Vic i Gr n, director or th
ho ,. total entertainment
p c cular that ill feature th
late t pring f hion from local
tor .
Proceeds from this event ill
o to th uskegon/Oceana
Counti Community Action
Ag inst Poverty (CAAP) Youth
Ac;tivitie Fund.
alcorn Stev ns, executive
producer of the ho, id they
hop to r is fund for thi
group becau of it wor in
the community.
40Th y (CAAP) re cro
c untry, r ces nd cultur , .. he
ide "They tand illing and
abl to d velop mechani m
progr m and ctivitie hether
for health, human ervice la ,
food or hat ver. They tand
ready to get in and or ith
p ople to do the kind of hard
thing ,de I with hard is ue .
"I'm impre ed with group
th t put people fir t," h
add d.
"The Look," ccording to
tev n, ill not only erv as a
orthy fundrais r but local
entertainin extravaganza that
ill app al to young and matur
udi nce. F hion will b
f tur d in an extraordinary
tyl . -
'It' not a tr ditional runway
type of f hion how," he ex
plained. "It has ski ,it include
models, ctor and dancer as
ell piring designer in
the rea."
"The Look" ill feature over
13 kits hich Stevens com
pare to mu ical video scene .
"Th y're u ing fashion, con
temporary mu ic, live perfor
m rs and centering them
aro nd a particular theme that
the audience can identify ith,"
he aid
Some highlights will include
an exciting iarni Vice theme
featurin local models Brian
Po er Croc ett and Leon
Bro n Tubb.
"It' a concept of good ver
u evil," Stevens said.
Stevens also believe the
dame Butterfly sequence will
add another dimension to the
production.
"It' a theme that ill feature
pring trire ith danc r
icolette Greene performin
an oriental dance equence,'
he aid.
" idnight in the City," h
added, "will feature jazz mu ic
and utilize three commen
tator -- Loretta Robinson,
Floyd Cook and Tonya McLe d
-- in the production who ill
guide and be reactor to hat
th audience ill ee happening
in the ho ."
Kevin Cumming, a SU
graduate ho minored in danc ,
ill be the sho' choreo
grapher. He will al 0 perform
with a dance troupe in variou
cene including a gospel g-
ment featuring the Hollis
Sister.
The sho i partially funded
by a grant from the u egon
County Community Founda
tion. Future Look Productions,
th sho' performing com
pany, has held fund rai ing
events since February to help
defray the co t of putting on
the how.
Ticke ar .5 in advance and
6th ni htofthe ho . Fortic
ket information, contact Ch ryl
ebedun at CAAP' main
office, (616) 72.5-9499.
Proceed from the how will
go to Mu kegon/Oceana Coun-
ties Community Action
A in t Pov rty (eMP) Y uth
Free classes available to adult foster
care home providers
nur ,
are
fir t
ingle
eli of lectures, entitled,
"Handlin§ Staff Stre and
Burnout.
The econd erie, "Over
vi for APC Home Provider "
will offer information on
medications and nutrmon,
cri i prevention, stre , bur
nout and de cription of new
form no in u e. Thi erie of
cl be ins y 14 and ex
tends throu h Jun 11, t
Oceana Ho pital in Hart.
OnJun 18 - July 16 at CC
the ubj ct will be "Handling
Emer encies -- Cri is Preven
tion and Intervention."
Beginning July 23 and end
ing August 20, "Busine As
pects of Operating an AFC
Home" will be under consi
deration.
All course are offered free
of charge to licen ed dult fo ter
care home providers and their
taff member. Coffee, roll,
and clas materials ar al 0 pro
vided ithout co t. A certificate
of atte nee will be issued to
each per 0 attending all five
erie. For additional informa
tion, please call 777-0216.
arent program
H RBOR
(IllP( ) t
Ill' 1 t up
and the
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Talent Extravaganza
A ctiviti Fund In addition,
money from this ye r' ho will
be t aside to ist trh next
year's production.
Stevens id the concept of
th ho came to light from
intere t g nerated by local
young people ho de ired to do
something for and in their
community.
"It peak to the fact that
there' not enou h thin that
are happening relative to ocial
even and activitie for on to
become involved in or that one
can h ve in th community to
visit or to view," Steven said.
"A script w develop d and
ho b gan to form round
the cript," he dded. 'Com
mittee were e tabli hed to sup
port that project and 'The Look'
came to life."
Future Loo Production
was al 0 develop d and mem
bers of the group fore ee the
or anization as a pre enter of
community activitie for youn
p ople to becom involved in
during the ummer nd fall
"I at Ie t having on or
two ctiviti similar to "Th
Look' during thi year,"
Stevens aid.
Right no , all tt nti n i
focu d on 'The L .
Stevens said h i very e -
cited about this production and
the local talent th t ill b
sho c ed at the Frauenth I
The ter.
"The people ar
their tim , effort, en r
re ource to others," h
"They're in orne ay
the community th t e appre
ciate the advic , upp rt and th
direction that you have given
and to giv om of that back.
That' hat I hear them yin.
They have ork d very, very
hard on thi production.
"I believe th taft r
ho, lot of p ople ill
wh t e're trying to do. The
11 th and 12th of April ill b
di pl yed never di played in
this community and I ju t f I
priviled to b part fit."
B. H. Senior Ce ter
ets April calendar
Senior pool tournament
BE TO'> HARBOR
Senior citizens t least .5.5 year
of age are invited to register for
an eight-ball pool tournament
to be held at the enior center of
Benton Harbor and Benton
Township the wee of ay 12
through 16, 1986. Prizes will
be a arded.
A registration f. e of
dollars mu t b paid before
participant m y be in playin
thi tournam nt. All r i-
tration mu t hav been rna
by 4:00 p.m. on ay 8,19 6, to
BE TO HARBOR - The
following activitie are che
duled for the Benton Harbor,
Benton Twp. enior Center
according to K n Platt, coor
dinator:
Exercise clas e hich cater
to the elderly will be held each
onday in April from 10: 0
un ill1:30 .m.
Medicare/medic id coun l
ing will be given onAprill0, and
24 from 1 :00 until 3:00 p.m.
Legal aid ervice, by appoint
ment only, i available April 9,
from 9:00 a.m. until noon.
Basic health ervice, includ
ing blood pre ure and urinalisi
will be given April 1 7 from 9: 30
untilll:30a.m. Per ons i hing
to have a routine blo d pre ure
chec are encoura ed to have it
done at thi time.
The Board of Director mon
thly meetin will b held tart
in at 2:00 p.m. on April 16.
On April I ,from 1 :00 until
B. H. Library
3: 30 recr ational activitie ill
b available includin u of two
p 01 table and variou table
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