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rllte
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uoport _ s t te wide
· community orsentze tions
SUDDOrt fOe BUP. serie , clinics, vocational
BUF became afIiIiated . I rehabilitation center , youth
the" National BUF' August, groups, family coun eling
1974. This atio . de k programs and many er self-
ofBUF '. a positiYe ex- help community projects..
Dl'eai(' )D of 00IIUIlDnity �Iop- The Bia United Fund 0 _.
IDCDt through the self-help con- Michigan' 18th Annual Benefit
cept Diaaer will be held Saturday,
Reques october 8, 1988. Th' year:'s
)ViII be, "The Ouest for
W' dom and Self-Sufficiency
Thro Education.· The eve­
DiDg will include dinaer t the
We tia Hotel, and brief"
program featuring re ounced
educat , Ms. Marva Collins,
found r of the Westside
Preparatoly School, au fi.;
.. the keynote pefku.
For dditiooal information,
p call or write, Mrs. Bren­
da Rayford, B ct United Fund,
2187 W. Grand Blvd., Detro·
MI � (313) 894-2200.
H does BUP raise resour­
ces? From people like yourself
,
ho upport BUF' through
memberships, direct (X)Dtribu­
tio , special even payroll
deductioDs d vario commi -
tees. Your porous dooatioos
are allocated tatewide to nur-
o n
On Sunday, Aug. 2 , in-
ternationally • no n group
LadyGourd S ngoma bri its
enchanting and exciting b ad of
African music, d nee nd
storytelling to the Festiva The
group - Ahmondylla G '. Best,
Tiye Giraud and Pam Pa I -
· comprised of three of the four
Jac nand
. Koch to m
in bid for
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Also 0 Sunday:
- DR. LAMO
professor of African- merican
History t UCLA, will spea
&0 1 to 3 p.m. at the Ethnic
Gallery 0 "Dr. Martin Luther
King, Jr.: the International
Mm.· H· lecture wiD focus 0
Dr.· influence on African
and C ribbean Political d
sociological developme
- BROADSID will
present poetry readings from 3
to 6 p.m. in the Pyramid Theater,
featuriag Boyd at S p.m.
(Etheridge W,..t . be the
Saturday . also from 3
6 p.m.)
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