ro
Kal mazoo' north
Hoop ters beg n
tournament commit ewe pur­
p w to give 1 mazoo top
On Saturday morning, October flight competition. Since 1973 the
19th group of BI k' ha e and Hoo te 0 ed excl ively
move ' in the upper echelon of a ritable, non-profit org niza-
Kal mazoo's busines community lion who e purpose is to give support
met in Scott Restaurant for a to recreational program for
lea urely breakfa t of egg nd northside youn rs.
blueberry pancak . This was de - In keepin ith the Hoop ter'
tined to be more than a monthly tated purpo e it' now provide the
board meeting, though.
.. Robert Sydnor, Coordinator of- following youth programs: 1) Sum-
mer girls and boys b ketballleague;
Outreach Service and P ychologist 2) eighth grade girls and boys ket-
r t Delano Clinic w ping the
ton of leadership on to Ron Cop- ball tournaments in conjunction with
y, Information Engineer, Data Ad- Kalamazoo Public Schools; 3) Ten-.
inistration and Project nis instruction in conjunction with
a t YMCA Urban Outreach Program; 4)
Management Upjohn Golf instruction; 5) Bowling (Ban-
Laboratories. tam and Junior League )': and 6)
� As newly installed President of Baseball clinics and support of the
.the Hoopsters' Classic As ociation the Northside Little Ledague.began
.Copney immediately nominated Up- in 1972. Tenni tournaments and in­
john scientist Randall Reed to .tbe struction classes' re also ctivitie
:Hoopstcr' active membership in an ponsored by the Hoop tel'S. Work-
.effort to diversify its programming. ing in conjunction with the
Kalamazoo Family YMCA, six in­
structional clas es are provided at
three different summer playground
ites, Golf instruction and Bumper
owling re new and popular addi­
tions to the Hoopsters lineup.
COOK
"RANDY IS VERY much in­
:volved with young people now,"
'Copney explained, "we want him on
:our team 0 we can pr6Vide science
workshops and other education­
:based programs in addition to our
focus on recreation."
t Reed said he was honored to be
.selected to be a part of the Hoopsters,
:"1 look forward to working with
�these guys as· we share the
-knowledge and good fortune we've
:been blessed with."
Others at the breakfast meeting
:included Dr. Arthur Truss,
. : DVM/Superv' ?r, Veterinarian for
• USDA, and chard Brown, Pur-
: chasing Ag Allied Mechanical
• Services. ..
Accepting the challenge to im­
!prove the quality of life on
IN ADDITION to his well­
publicized "Buy-Freedom" cam­
paign for economic development in
African American commumtles,
Brown also called for a stepped up
war on drugs and crime, military·
readines , future social security
index to the gross national product
and replacement of the personal in­
come tax with a "vol untary tax" and
a "progressive" national sales tax
which you pay according to what
you buy ..
Republican National committee
officials said they were not familiar
with the proposals yet, but GOP of­
ficial Clarence Carter has been
named Director for Recruitment of
African American candidates at all
political levels.
Democratic party officials 'say
they will announce campaign plans
for the partys ix current candidate
for the presidential nomination as
well as assistance to state and local
campaigns. Virginia Gov. L.
Douglass Wilder is the only an­
nounced African American can­
didate thus far.
Speaking at his 50th birthday
party at EdMurphy's Supper Cub in
uptown D.C., Shadow Senator Jesse
Jackson recalled that he was born in
a Greenville, SC, project and still
"looked forward to moving to public
housing like the White House" ... as
President George Bush moves back
"to the privileged private housing he
is accustomed to having in Ken­
nebunkport. "
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