FEBRUARY a - 14, 1987 THE ICH IGAN CITIZEN
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Area briefs
ALCOHOL, DRUG COAUTIO TO MEET
St. 10 ph - The next m ting of the Tri-County
Coalition on Alcohol and Other Drug will be Friday,
February 13, 1987 at the Community Center on the campus
of e ichigan College.
The luncheon meeting ill begin promptly t 11: 30. The
featured spe er for the February meeting are Connie Har­
rison, Director of He d Start and linda C le, Director of
Continuing Education at Lake Michigan Colleg .
PIe m e your reservation no later than ednesday,
February 11, 1987 by calling 927-5433. The cost of the
lunch J $5.00 and checks should be made out to Lake
. chigan College.
SET RIGHT TO KNOW LAW SEMINAR
BE TO HARBOR - The Twin Citie Area Chamber
of Commerce, in cooperation with the Health/Safety Training
Partnership, i hosting a minar for employers and employees
on the IOSHA "Right to Know" law on February 17,
1987, from 8:00 a.m. until noon, at the Benton Harbor Holi­
day Inn, according to Chamber President Andrew 1. T ac.
This minar will help employer e tabliah an employee
training program, provide information about aterial Safety
Data Sheets 1 beling and record keeping required under the
la ,he said.
All participant mu be registered by mail prior to the
seminar. Registration fee i 8.00 per person and checks
should be made payable to the alamazoo Valley Community
College and mailed to 126 Ea South Street, Kalamazoo
I 49007, or call (616) 384-2207 for details.
PLAN DIVORCE WORKSHOP
Child and Family Service of Southwe tern Michigan, Inc.,
ill repeat its Family Enrichment or op, "Growing
through Divorce, , beginning February 17 at 7 p.m., accord­
ing to Charle Rubel, executive director.
The wor op will continue each Tuesday through arch
24 t the ency's office, 200O"South State Street, St. Jo ph.
Fe for the workshop is 25. Advance registration i re­
quired and may be m de by calling 983-5545. Participant
ill be limited to 14.
YOUTH ORCHESTRA SLATES SIGN-UP
ST. JOSEPH - The 1987 ring ion of the Lake ichi-
gan Youth Orche ra will begin Saturday February 14. Are
ring player in gr de 5-12 with at Ie one year of private
or public in ructi n are invited to participate.
Regi r ti n i encour ed by Tue y, February 10.
There i 15.00 adrni lon fee for e ch tudent. Familie
with t 0 tudent receive 40% discount on the admission
fee of the co.nd tudent.·
For more inform tion or to regi ter by phone, call the
South e ichigan Symphony Orchestra office at 983-
4334 we d ys from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. or contact Reed at
429-8120.
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Sundays 11 :3lPM�
oy 'Oholr 0 ar e
to visi Highla d Par
HIGHLAND PARK - The
Highland Par Community Col-
lege Performing Art Center will
pre nt The Boy Choir of
Harlem in concert on Sunday,
February 8, 1987 at 5: IS p.m.
The program will include cia i,
cal, spiritual and pop lections ..
Founded in 1968, The Boy
Choir of Harlem has achieved
orld-cl tature under the
direction of founder/di ector/
conductor Dr. Walter Trumbull.
The Choir ha played to a wide
variety of enthusi tic aud ience
that include singing at The
White Hou , the opening
ion of the United ation
General mbly, and appear­
ance on all three major tele­
vi . on network and on the
Public Bro dcasting Sy tern.
Tickets for this performance
are available by calling the
Highland Par Performing Arts
Center box office at 313/
252-3970.
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KALAMAZOO - Beginning
Feb. 4. well- nown regional
arti Reginald Gammon will
have an exhibition titled 'The
Blac Experience" in the Gal­
lery of the Light Fine Art
Building at Kalamazoo Colleg .
Hi work will be on display
3:30-S-:30 p.m., onday
through Friday, through Feb.
14.
Gammon profe r of
humanitie and art at e tern
ichigan University. He ha
exhibited work widely in the
e tern United State ,Californi
and locally at the Upjohn Co.
the alamazoo Institute of the
Art the orth Side Dougla
Community Center, and the
Kalamazoo Hilton Center.
Gammon' exhibition focu
on the udy of people and
takes the form of figures and
oil acrylic and ater color
painting . Sometime called
cial realism, hi work al 0
include mixed media pie e .
Gammon ys repre nting
Bl c American in hi ork
has always been a thru of
direction for him. He's at
intere ed in body decoration,
which include tatooing.
Originally from Philadelphia
Gammon no re 'de in Kala­
mazoo. He recei ed his edu­
cation at the Philadelphia
Mu urn College of Art and the
Stella Elkin S hool of Fine
Art, Temple University, Phil­
adelphia. He appears in both
Who's Who in American Art
and Who's Who Among Blac
American
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