UP
COMING
. . .
EVENTS
" Compl and ecf
By FLODEAN S. RIGGS
ETRO
ROIT
YULETIDE FAIR
�S CN.28 d DEC.
3 12:30 TO 4 p.m., SATUR­
DAYSOEC.2, 11 T04M and
et. by local arti, .
Crafts from around th world,
homemad lunch and a r -
day 'n' be Id tth
Central United ethodist
Church, 23 Ea.t Adam at
Woodward and Gland Orcu .
For more nformation call iSS-
5422 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
SHROUDS OF
OATAUTY
Work by Caro yn
d ICU pture, te and t x-
rough CN. 28 at 47 E.
Mams from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
o Y through FRIDAY.
ADDULRAHEE
UJAMAA ASSOCIATES
pre n th 6th AN UAL �E­
KWANZAA FESTIVAL on
FRIDAY DEC. 1 at the Arlt
Un' . Un' i t Church,
43605 Cast A . from 3 p.m. to
I IGHT. �I ��r
mOf inform tion.
DETROIT COU Cil
OF tHE ARTS
SPONSORS GALLERY
CRA L
Do your holiday hopping
i ... � 10m of Detroit'
f vorite g . by jo'ning th
8th annual inter Gallery
Clawt on FRIO Y Dec. 1 from 5
o 10 p.m.
DECE BER U EUP
OF DETROIT'S
YOUTH THEATRE
SATURDAY perform in�
dud s: -The Seer t Garden·
DEC. 2, ·S nta's Christm
Party" DEC. 9, ·Tom Chapin's
Holiday WI • DEC. 16 and ·A
Holly Folly Christm •• DEC.
23. Ticket are $4 and -
ti ar 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. All
owings e t the Detroit In­
'w of Arts Auditorium.
SOCIATION OF
BtACK AUTOMOTIVE
E PLOYEES
Th ABAE II host its 8th an·
nual Christmas gala and
awards banqu t on FRIDAY
DECE BER 15, beginning. at
7:30 p.m. at the Detroit Yacht
Club. Detroit Urban Le gue
Pre dent Charles Anderson
will be keyno peak r. Tick·
e are $30.00 and th DEAD·
U E for purcha is TUESDAY
J)ECE BER 12. For more in­
"ormation call Gloria Dillard
594-0027, Gilbert William.
845-1213 and L8n0ra I 337-
5472.
Th Trop c na C ub
PRESENTS
EIGHBORHOOD
OPPOATU lTV FU D
The City of Detroit I req
ina proposal. for neighbor­
hood improYement program
part of 1880-91
borhood Opportunity Fund
progr m development
proce •. The DEADliNE for
IUbm ng proposal I 5 p.m.
FRIDAY DEC. 15, 1. at
Planning Departm nt, 2300
�_IW Tower. propo
mU8t be submitted on an offi­
cial 1990-91 NOF Proposal
form and postmarked on or
before midnight DEC. 15.
A ERIC
.�4n.I,,--1A no OF
REnRED PERSONS
MPP m the SECOND
FRIDAY MONTHLY at St. Mat­
thew. Espi cop" Church,
Holbrook ,nd Woodward.
� t President is Elizabeth
and � t of Program­
ming COmm' i Sybil Ken·
nedy.
STUDYGAOUP
Study Group Bicen-
tennial Tower. EVERY FRIO Y
at 7 til 10 pm at 4 Ea.t
Alexandrine In the edlcal
Center. Contact Adjunct
Prof r CoIem ,former in-
uctor WSU Center for Black
Studies. Subject: A provoca­
tive analysis on Black in·
digeniou amic Theology of
North Am rica. VIdeo pre n-
tat ions of lecture. ,.nd
SDeecr'llH by n. L F an
included. Call 925-8371.
ORGA IZA
TE NTS
The general mem r hlp
meeting of the Detroit Or­
ganiz tion of l nantl i d
THE SECO D SATURDAY of
EACH MONTH at 11am-1pm
at the United Community
Hou . ng Coalition Office; 47
Ea t Adams, S cond Floor.
Call 963-3299.
BLACK FOLK ART
··Rambling On My Mind:
Black FoI M of the South·
t,· an .xhibit examine rich
lIdition of rican American
Th Unbel evable
Happy Hour
born, employed and educated
through rich a mbl-sa' of
. and 1m of African
American lif and culture. �
th Mu.eum of African
Am can History FALL OF
1 .
CA YOU
HELP?
DETROIT YOUTH
ASSISTANCE
PROGRA
·A Brid To The Future,· - A
neighborhood based deli-
. qu ncy pr ntion program
operating in cooperation with
juvenile court, poUc., school
and famir to benefit th I­
far. of youth . To volun r or
for more information catl srr-
9m.
MALE
RESPONSIBIUTY
N Detroit's ·Project MR"
has be.n d veloped 'to
resh th negative attitude
and 10 If-esteem among
young minority males. Men·
tOtl or d nts may expre
their int e t in th project by
calling Detroit at 496-2000
or writ Alan Tumpin, proj ct
director C/o Detroit, Inc.
One Kennedy Square, Suit
1000 Detroit, ·ch. 48226.
JOY OF JESUS
Ea.t-sid. community out­
reach m niatry need ral
part-tim receptionist. to
an r multi-p one line, per­
form light typing and . It
with other clerical du' . 839-
4747. .
EIGHBORHOOD .
PATROL
Barton McFarlane cem­
munity A lociatlon needs
dult volunt r for neIghbor­
hood p trol. ust r w' hin
Tireman·W. Chicago·Wyom·
ing·Schaefer. Detroit beun­
daries. Call 935-4445, 10 a.m.
to 2 p.m, Tuesday and Wed·
nesday.
I OTHER
CITIES:
Round Table Dlscus.lon
·Making Th. Mo.t of the
Holiday S. o· by Nancy
Rodda of Church of Today,
11200 E. 8 n 'Ie Road,
warr n.
Call Hot Une n3-0144 for
more Information.
no AlCAREER
DEVELOPMENT
o TH OPEN HOUSE
On WEDNESDAY NOV. 29,
uskegon Communi y
Coli ge's Car er Resource
eentedr will be hosting an
Open Hou in ob rv tion of
tional Car r Developm nt
Month. Th Open Hou will
be held in Room 204 and will
run from 2 to 4 p.m. CaU rrs-
9131 ext. 309 for more infor·
ma on.
THE REV. DR.
ARnN LUTHER
KI G JR.
Th Bethesda Missionary
Baptist Church located at 575
Getty St. will c I brat the
birthday of ain civil rights
leader, th R v. Dr. Martin
Luth r King Jr., on MONDAY
JAN. 15 at 12 noon. For furth r
Information call Thomas
Coleman at (616)-780-2561 or
'Y 1m All nat (616)·n3-9151.
LOOK! LIS­
TE /LEAR
MUSEU S
- MOTOWN· 2648 W. Grand
Blvd., Detroit, 867.()()91.
-GRAYSTONE JAZZ - 3000
E. Grand Blvd., DetrOit, 871-
0234.
- YOUR HERITAGE HOUSE·
110 E. Ferry, Detroit, 871-1667.
-AFRICAN AMERIC HIS-
TORY - 301 Frederick
ugl , Detroit, 833-9800.
-NATIONAL AFRICA
AMERICAN SPORTS HALL OF
FAME Open Mo day·Fr d y 9
to 5 on the 4th Aoor, Wayne
County Bldg, 600 Randolph,
Detroit.
GALLERIES
- FRONT ROOM GALLERY·
41 E. Adams, Detroit.
-SHERRY WASHINGTON
GALLERY - Millinder Center,
Detroit, S55-BRUSH.
S nd all announcement
and information to:
FLODEAN S. RIGGS
P.O. Box 03560
12541 Second St.
Highl nd Park, Ml 48203
Or call (313) 869-0033.
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sat.
7:30 a.m.
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