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JAZZ CO CERT FOR
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Lost March 4, Dear Six Mile & Third. CaD 863-2098
By
HIGHLAND· PARK
Wednesday March 9 tudents of
Highland Park- Community
High School were presented a
cultural program on jazz and
HP·OFFERS
GED EXA
The General Educational
Development (GED) Exam will
again be offered by the Adult
Education Division of the Hip­
land Park School D· trict on
Monday arid Tuesday, March 21
and 22.
Day and evening registratio
for GED is vailable:
- Daytime, at the Adult Day
School office, 12S41 Second t
Glen ,. Highland Park, from
9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mondays
through Thursdays -.
. - Evenings, at the Adult
ight School office at Highland
Park Community High School,
15900 W dodward, �:30 to 9:30
p.m. Mondays' through
Thursdays. .
Individuals 18 years of age or
older and out of full- ime atten­
dance in a regular day school for
at le t six months may take the
GED. A valid chisad .
drivers's license or current
Michigan ID card must be
shown in order to register.The
test fee is $15, payable at
registration in cash or by money
order.
The test wil be given in Room
118, Highland Park Community
College, on Glendale between
Second and Third. All persons
taking the test must be present at
8 a.m. both days. Testing con­
tinues to 12:45 p.m. each day.
Participatants who pass the
GED may earn a High School
Equivalency certificate issued
by the Michigan Department of
Education, or credits to a
Highland Park Community
High School diploma issued by
the Adult Education Division.
For more information, phone
252-0491 Monday through
Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., or
252-0430 Monday throug .
Thursday, 4:30 to 9:30 p.m.
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blues at a special school as- Child That Got His Own", and
sembly. Charles Yardbird Parker's "Be-
Presentedbymusicians, . Bop Blues" and"Now's the
writers, poets, lecturers, and Time".
one impressionistic comedian in . Among the performers were. <
the Peop e's Creative En$emb " two .High�and Park re . dents:
(PCE), the sho jointly Chris PItts, who. played
financed by the City of Highland saxaphone and Teddy Harris,
Park and the Music Perfor- who played both piano and �
muce Trust Fund, saxaphone. Tom Starr plyied -
The program set up in drums, Kasuku Mafia
-conjunction with the schoo saxaphone, Herbie Williams
partly a part of Black History trumpet, Regi.na Carter jazz
o to SIlo young people violin, Marion Hayden jazz bass,
the importance of jazz in their �ex Rowgowski guitar, Brad
. e d also to create inter- Felt tuba, Ro Jackson trumpet.
eSt in the Highland Park Jazz Kasku Mafia pve a "lecture MARCH 13, 1938
Club. The club facing ex- demonstration" on the history of - Sean Store 15001 Woodward Ave.
tinction because of tack of mem- jazz, Irene Rosemont and Judy , aaarkecl by Sean d
ber . . Hankins read poetry and im- cL He oted t "I.I�""I nIr1bJ ... �
PCE founder ROD Jackson prdssionist Alturo Shelton' did tore Other actlYlties 1II'1aJ'II_
said, "Jazz is an important part edyand dance. �cL 'Ole tore today ploys2SO DeI'1J01l1
of our Black .. heritage and it is Highland Park Mayor Mar- . a lO- y auto eeater . Idl ope eel In 1953 d provl a r.ill
important we pass this tradition tha Scott spoke personally to the chandl line in ni,ooo qu re feet of op • 80
on. to the young people who are as.se�bly to th.w the enter- store are op cal nd earina aid de ts, Up, sO
gomg to be our future. , Th�r.e--S t�er. for. commg .to show �e n rs, watch repair, s�oe repair, key bop, tax ee, uty.
no way to tell where we re gomg history of Jazz,. stating �e will alon and bry in adcHdo at e IuD II of Sea ell
unless we know where; we've welcome you back any tune to � .
. been." :Highland Park." of math, English and reading, to play. There's al ays a
He dded there were man)' Aferterwards . studen and workshops in script writing, surprise. It sho the way he
creative and talented young PCE performers "jainmed." photography, video and com- loved, the dues he had to pay."
people who should be helped by CE is a non profit com- puters; 1 ac on felt that it was a
such programs to realize and munity based organization of - Programs designed to en- necessity for jazz musicians
�c:v.elop �eir tale ts.:. pe ormers fr�m aU are':5 ?fthe cE>�ra&e t�e handicapped �o today to have a better education,
The students ear Du e ar s, DC ding musrciaas, enjoy music and parucipate 10 noting that the earlier pioneers
�on'� "Tak� the! A' Train", writers, actors, composers and its aeati�n and . II in jazz, for all their talent could
Billie Holiday's God Bless the dancers who develop and - A video taping program to not gain acceptance from
produces or�ginal fi�e arts instruct .and video ta� events society as a whole and did not
programs, With special em- celebrating the performing arts. ave the knowledge of business
phasis on youth, seniors and the Jackson stated that jazz is a to keep the money they earned.
handicapped. Among its special form of art that is able to
programs are: get to the roots of the emotions
- A learning excursion and experiences of Black
program to expose young people, because it was spon-
people 6-18 years old to the taneous. .
world of art, music, dance and "The musician plays the way
video; he feels, He doesn't know what
- A learning project, which he is going to play. Those who
provides tutoring in basic skills hear don't know how he's going
Thl ee InilAfrlcan
American hi tory�
March 20 - Jan etzellger
patented shoe-lasting machine,
1883.
March 21 - Martin Luth
K1 Jr., led thousands of mar­
chers fr om Selma-to­
Montgomery, Alabama, 1965. I
March 22 - J.W. S It
patented the lawn sprinkler,
1898.
. March 23 - S ftry aDOllII"�
....... lI"'I'n Rico, 1873:
March 25.- "Scotts Boys"
arrested at Point Rock, Ala.,
1931. Aret Frankl. singer,
born 1942.
March 26 - Wli H. UwIs
became assistant attorney
ge eral of U.S., 1911. A fa
Sa , sculptress, died 1962.
PHS
. DETROIT:
Ban Th Tra h
Incln rator ben fit
at the Paradigm Center for
the Performing Arts; 1437 Ran­
dolph, 2 blocks S. o.f the
Music Hall, between Gratiot
and Madison AYe.
Doors open at 7:30. Perf or- 'I
mances; 8 p.m.-4 a.m. on Satur­
day, March 26.
I. Performers will include;
8:00-9:00 Open Mike; 9:00
Charles A. Gervin, Poet; 9:20
Anita Poet; 9:40 Felice, folk;
10: 10 Ron Allen, Poet; 10:30
Da\1d Watson, Folk; 11:00
Motor Free Arts Group, Com­
edy/Satire; 11:30 M.L. Liebler
& The Magic Poets Band,
Progre . ve BluestJ azz; 12:00
Trevor Malcolm, Experimen­
tal Piano Duet; 12:30 Zulu
Break Torque Society, Rock;
1:30 Sleep, Rock; 3:00 Gr vity
3-13, BluesIFusion. The
Yegetari� kitchen \1rilI be open
throughout the eve S3
per person,
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DELUXE FOOD
CENTER
13843 H m on
Call, 965-5437, The
Paradigm.
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GRAN UQUOR SHOP
12121 Wood rd
WDET Radio presents
'THE BLUES BOYS --B.B.
KI G AND BOBBY BLUE
BlAND in concert" on Good
Friday, April 1, at 8 p.m. in
Ford Auditorium in Detroit.
Tickets are $17.50 (all seats
reserveD), a d are on sale at
the Ford Auditorium Ticket
Office, all tickets master out­
lets, and J.L. Hudson' : Call
224-1070.
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RED APPLE
52 a.rt
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GARDENIA PARTY
STORE
13550 Wood rd
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REPUBUC D GS
13540 Woodward
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"An Applications Evening­
INTERACTIVE VIDEO.
demonstrations on food, educa­
tion and manufacturing safety",
Thursday, March 31, 6:30-9
p.m., Southfield Civic Cent r­
Room 115, 26000 Evergreed
Rd., Southfield. t
Members $5, Non-mem-
ber $10 includes ho
d'oeuvres and re&eshme .
Contact Ted Vdella at 47�
8888.
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BARGAIN BASKET .
13847 Hamilton
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