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The Annual Mi Black
Michigan USA Pageant i
cheduled (or Saturday.
overnber 17, at 7 p.m. at the
orthfield Hilton, 1-75 at
Croo ks Road, located in
Troy, Michigan, according to
r. Romell Travics, Execu­
tive Director of the Miss
Blac Michig n USA
Pageant.
This year pageant will
hightlight 130 young ladie '
between the ages of 17 and 29
years old vying for this pres­
tigiou title. The conte rants
will be pre ented in a per-
onal interview. wim uit
and a evening gown. They
will be judged on their ability
to communicate, stage
presence. inner and outer
beauty.
There will be one winner
and four runners up selected,
haring in S10.000' in ca h.
and prize. The winner will
al 0 reee i ve mode Ii ng con­
tr cts, an all expense. paid
trip to the Nationals, and her
own video fashion tape for
submission to Star Search.
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ichigan,
There will also be a Miss
Photogenic selected who wi11
travel to Chicago, Illinois to
interview with the renowned
modeling agency "Elite".
This years pageant is co-
ponsored by Radio Station
WDZZ-FM in Flint.
Michigan and Cortee
Enterprise . \
The 130 co nte tant
present citie from aero the
state of Michigan, i.e.
(Detroit, Flint. Mt. Morris,
Lansing.. Ann Arbor, Ypsilan­
ti, Grand Rapids, and the
Muskegon area.)
The Pageant will be hosted
by Harry Hair ton, WKBD
TV50 New • I aiah Murray.
WMXD 92.3FM and Randy
Hendy WDIV TV4.
Tickets arc on sale at AII­
Ticket Ma ter Outlet includ­
ing all JL Huds o ns and
Harmony Hou e Record for
S 15.00.
For any additional i nfor­
marion. please contact Mr.
Romell Travics at (313) 546-
7760.
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arcus Garvey, Jr. Is Spe keF at
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On Sunday, November 18,
1�90 from 2 - 5PM, Detroit's
Museum of African American
History, 301 Frederick
Dougla s t Blvd, and the
Universal Negro Improve­
ment Association (U IA)
Division 407-Detroit will
welcome Marcus G rvey, Jr.,
Executive Presiden UNIA
Division 404-Brooklyn, New
York, to discuss "Marcu
Mo iah Garvey: The M n,
The Mission, The Me age."
Garvey, Jr., an engineer
and physici t will articulate
hi father' philo ophy of
African Nationali m, a call
for all Afric n people in
America and the Diaspora to
unite for racial recon true­
tion. The fundamental .prin­
ciple of Garveyism are Race
Fir r, Self Reliance and
Nationhood.
This program i Detroit'
educational contribution to
the Schomburg Center'
traveling exhibition, on view
at the Museum of African
American History through
November 25th. The exhibi­
tion i curated by Professor
Robert A. HiU, History
Department, UCLA-editor of
Blacks behind
Engler victory
Continued from I'uge J
people in Michigan and if in
hi four years as governor
Mr. Engler is not (good for
the people) then he will suC­
fer the same fate as Mr.
Blanchard," Smith said.
Smith added that he is
hopeful that Engler will in­
stitute some positive reforms
in Michigan's welfare sys­
tem.
If rumors of overspending
in the Blanchard .admlnt tra­
tion are true then Engler will
be walking into a $600 mil­
lion to $900 million budget
deficit when he, takes office
Jan. 1.
Holmes said he would
have preferred a Democrat
for governor, but only be­
cause of party affiliation. ,
"I have always told my
co ns ntue ncy "If he (a
Democrat) is a bastard, at
least he's our ba tard.'"
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NOVEMBER 11-17, I
6 vol ume of -THE MARCUS
GARVEY AND THE UNf,..
PAPERS·, published by the
Uni ve rs it y of Cal itornt
Press.
"Marcu Garvy: The Cen­
tennial Exhibition" was as­
sembled to honor Mosiah'
100th birthday (August 17th
and look at Garvey's histori
cal ignificance throug
documents, photographs
prints and publications.
ALSO 0 exhibition,
courtesy of Detroit UNIA
Division 407, (at one time the
largest division in the U.S.),
and the Museum of African
Ame r ican History are
Division 407 artifact , 1987
Centennial photographs and
MIC IIGA cruz .. :
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memorabilia documented in
IKingston and St. Ann's Bay,
Jamaica, Garvey's
birthplace.
Iforn Stubbs, the 1987
Centennial photojournalist is
grandson of the late Charle
L. ) me • Pres ident-Gener I
of the UNIA ACL.
Chicago, Illinoi . Other ex­
hibition attraction include a
film. music. recording.of
Garvey 's voice and the na­
tional po tcard -THE GREATER
HONEYGUfDE- - Marcu
Mosiah Garvey. publi hed in
1987 by artist Carolyn W r­
field for freedom minded
people to mail and/or
preserve a solid rity in
African humanity.
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