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DAVI , all the "natural
ingredients" contained in the skincare: Aloe \tra,
Bee pollen, cucumber, oats protein, cocoa butter
and vitamin E, "exhibits a perfect balance."
orr-i-Oueen of Sheb . "an afford ble
inc re y tern" ill be
m ted in lcbigan
throughout the nation, during
the month of October,
founder nd director of
Promotion Unlimited,
Gwendolyn Tho 'd,
ccording to Thomas, the
products were"t t mar eted
for over four years on all
ethnic group ."
She added, "It' a generic
product.".'
other outle nd t be one product, disinfectant,
t "Pin Sol wanted to buy. "
Although D vi , manufacturing bility is mall in
compari on to om magne , be 1 proud of the ct
that be i bl to p c ge 800 to 900 of Pine � ay,
one of his popul ellers, in an eight hour shift.
family man with five children, with ODe son,
Arthur C. D vi , wor ed within the b in for
21 years, D vis ed, "In th 1 t 20 years we (Blacks)
ve been loc ed out of the market."
However, he thinks about expanding his blUSiIlCDes
d be thinks about retirement too. But for the present
he' content to leave the speculation of hi future mired
in the ccompli hmen of hi p t.
Resting in the deep cushions of what looked like
comfortable office chair, D vi said, "I w one of the
few Blacks who had delivery ervice in the 19SOS,"
chuckled, swiveled and changed the topic.
even.
AccordingtoD vi , "People
of ncient time ed their
now ledge of n tural
ingredient for health nd
beauty purpo e . It i only
natural that ingredients still hold the key to
making skin more beautiful."
are."
Oean ay Ii ucb produc1s vegetab e oil oap,
heavy duty laundry detergent, utomatic disbw bing
detergent, toilet bowl deodorizer cleaner, total pine
disinfectant cleaner and 23 other products in it
brochure. '
And Morning Glory' brochure Ii t Queen of
Sbeb 's cleansing cream, kin toner, moistwizcr cream
and hand and body lotion.
D vi said be moved from Inkster to Detroit in 1954
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HUBBARD FARMS mSTORICAL HOMES TOUR - Oct. 16th 12 noon-5pm.The tour bealns at tbe
Western YMCA, 1601 CI rk St. Tickets $SIn adv., $10 at door. For further Infonnatlon caU 554·1129.
Upcoming Events
Complied and Edit d
By KASCENE BARKS
OCTOBER 2nd
LATIN AMERICAN MONTH -
OIA will present a special ex­
hibition, Ofrenda: An Offering to
Diego Rivera (Oct. 2-Nov. 3), as
well as artist demonstrations,
children's workshops, Latin
American dance & music. 5200
Woodward Ave. (833-7975).
OCTOBER 4th
MUSEUM - This play takes
place on the final day of a group
ow of three fictitious contem­
porary artists being exhibited In �
major museum of modern art. �'
A variety of people walk through
the show; art lovers, keptlcs,
etc. Museum, is about the '
,movement & yeaming of these
people, u the gallery becomes
parable of humanity. (Ot1. 4-
20) in the Earl D.A. Smith
Theatre on the Univ. of Detroit
, Mercy's McNichols campus at
McN Ichols & livernois. Call
. ,(993-11 SO) for scheduled times '
"ticket info.
OCTOBER 5th
CRAFT WORKSHOPS
Oetroly Historical Mu eum
workshops offered Includes:
- PORCELAIN DOLLS -
Create a reproduction antlqu
By.L.a doll from preparation of
the unfired porcelain and china
painting ofthefacialfeatu� ,to
IKiding th cloth body. three
w cou - mu attend all
. ons. (Oct. 5, 12, & '19,
1 0:3Oam-12:30pm $26 Material
fee, 25 registration fee).
- TAINED OLAS - Le m
the fundamental of stained
gl while creating a un­
catcher. Two week work hop,
must attend both. (Oct. 5 & 12,
10am-3:30pm $10 Materials
fee, $15 registration fee).
- AMERICAN SAMPLERS -
Create a 17: x 17· linen sampler
based 00 patterns from the
OHm Dept Collection. (Oct. 5 &
19, 11am-3pm $27 for DHS
members & $33 non-members)
- To register or further info call
Mr. Weaver (833-1263) Detroit
Historical Dept. I nsutuuon,
5401 Woodward at Kirby.
OCTOBER 7th
PUBLIC HEARINGS - The
Comprehensive Housing Aftor­
dability Strategy (CHAS) -
(10m North Central Sector,
Northwest Activities Cntr,
18100 Meyers at Curtis, 7 -9pm.
& (10/8) West Sector, Ford
Memorial United Church,
164OOW. Warren 7-9pm.
OCTOBER 9th
FORU - A Natural hair &
braids presentation & video
with n ural hair culptor .. Allen
Biggers. Malcolm X Community
Cntr, 13206 Dexter (883-3312)
7pm. Child care provided­
Refr hments erved.
HALLOWEEN SHOW - Ford
Community College Performing
Arts Dept. presents Theatre
Grottesco in The Richest Dead
Man Alive (Oct. 9-11 & 16-19 at
8pm - Oct. 13 & 20 at 7p.m.)
5101 Evergreen Rd. All seats
$12. Reservations (845-6478).
OPEN FORUM - The Young
Adult Committee of the Detroit
Branch of the NAACP presents
Judge Damon Keith. 5:30-
8:30p.m. MAAH, 301 Fredertck
Douglass (833-9800).
LOOK/LISTEN/LEARN
MUSEUMS
-AFRICAN AMERICAN HIS.
TORY,301 Fredertck Douglas.
Detroit. (833-9800).
-GRAYSTONE JAZZ., 3000
E. Grand Blvd. (871-0234).
-MOTOWN, 2648 W. Grand
Blvd ,'Detroit. (867-0091).
-INTERNATIONAL
AFRICAN AMERICAN
. SPORTS HALL OF FAME·
Open Monday-Friday, 9-6 on
the 4th Floor, Wayne County
Bldg, 600 Randolph, Detroit.
-SHERRY WASHINGTON
GALLERY. Milland r Center,
Detroit. (555-BRUSH).
-YOUTH HERITAGE
HOUSE, 110 E. Ferry, Detroit.
(871-1667). ,
REUNION
FINNEY CLASS REUNION -
20 Year combined (1970, 1971
& 1972 - Saturday, October
26, 1991 at the Warren
Chateau Hall In Warren,
Michigan. 7pm (Cocktail Hr)
8pm (Dinner Hr) (746-9643).
end all announcement. to
Michigan Citizen, PO Box
03S80, Highland Park, MI
48203 or call a89·0033.
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Canadian to addre s
Black Caucus dinner
The Honorable Howard D. Mc­
Curdy, the only Black member of the
Canadian government' House of
. Commons, will be the gu t speaker
at thi year's Bl ck Caucus Founda­
tion of Mtchigan "Partners In
Progre "dinner. The fund-raising
event will be held on Friday, October
18 at the Roostertail restaurant in
Detroit.
McCurdy will talk about his per­
sonal experiences as a member of the
House of Commons and the impact
of the international free trade agree­
ment, between the United States and
Canada, on Detroit and Windsor.
"We are extremely pleased to
h ve Mr. McCurdy as our guest
speaker," commented Michigan.
Hou e of Repre entative Alma,
Stallworth, the foundation' founder
and administrator. "He will be able
to gibe us some valuable insight into
the challenges facing the Detroit and
Windsor communities under this
new agreement."
. In addition to the dinner, the
evening's program will include a
champagne reception where patrons
will have the opportunity to meet
with Black Caucus Foundation
members and McCurdy. The foun­
dation will also give its annual
report. .
PROCEEDS FROM the event
will go to support an international
internship programs for qualified,
NOTICE
Mlohlgan Cltlz n Adv. 10/2/81
Howard D. McCurdy
minority college students. A total of .
88 undergraduates and one graduate
student have been recruited for the '
internship program over the
foundation's four year history. ,
"This dinner is very important to .
the foundation." says Representative .
Stallwortb, "because the money we ,
raise from this event allows us to
continue to support our most impor­
tant resource, our youth."
The reception will begin at 6 p.m.
and the dinner at 7 p.m.
Tickets are priced at $150 per per­
son for the reception/dinner.
For more information, please call '
(511) 373-5756.
To Former Employee of'Detrolt Plaatlc Molding Company:
On 10/26/91, the Detroit Pia tlca Molding Comapny Worker • Compenaatlon Truat
Fund waa e tabUahed by the Ingham circuit Court, ca e number 90-65403A2 to
admlnlater certain claim for employe who, or may be, ntltlled to worke ... •
compenaatlon benefit under the Worker • Diaability. Compenaatlon Act.
If you believe that you ar dl abled, uff ring a wage loa8, or, have Incurr d
medical expen ea a r ault of a work r lated injury that you r c Ived, or an
occupational dl eaae Incurr d betw en 7/1/65 to 2/5/90, whll In th employment of
Detroit Plaatlcs Molding Company and If you have already fll d a workers' dlaability
compenaatlon claim, you should notlc Terry A. Torkko of th Detroit Plaalca,
Molding Company workers' Com pen atlon Tru t Fund, c/o S If-Inaur rat S curtty
Fund,7201 W. Saginaw, Suite 110, Lan lng, Mlchlgan,48917,telephon number(517)
323-2444 of your claim and If you have any further que tion, you hould contact,
Bruno Czyrka of the State of Michigan Bureau of Worker '01 ability comp nsatlon,
7201 W. S glnaw, Suite 110, Lan lng, Michigan 48917, phone number (517) 323-2444.
Jack F. Wheatley
Jack E. Koepke
D,nlalla E. SUM"
TRUSTEES
, On b half of Detroit PI tic oldlng
Company workera' Comp n tlon Tru t Fund
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