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prai er works two .
jobs, can't do city's work
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The Twin-Cities Quartet1C Chap­
ter Local 20-2 will be celebrating
their 45th Annive ry on Sunday,
bruary 16, 3:30 p.m. t the St. Paul
Baptist Church, 130 Urbandale,
where the Rev. Elbert Brown' the
bost tor. Many local and out-of­
town pea have been invited.
Mrs. Willie B. Sims, P ident
and Mrs. Willa Upkins, Secretary.
BBN'ION HARBOR-The City comm ion panted at its Feb. 3
meedn to give February 5, to linda Anthony, the Cly' for
a vacation day.
Commi loner Yarbrough que tioned whether Anthony, was
giving the city 100 percent of her time on the job, while she did work
for Benton Clarter Township in the evenings and on the weekends.
"I have the utmost peel for Mrs. Anthony, but there is work that
needs to be done here, " Yarbrough said.
Yarbrough aid Anthony couldn't afford to work for two
muniCipalities when sbc said he didn't have time to do some of the
apprailal work In the city, so the city hired a private firm to do the
reaidential apprailals to take some of the work load off her.
Yarbroup said, it a "outrage wale of money" to be paying both
AntlM>ny and the ou ide finn. "We need to a look at that situation, "
bcaaid.
The Angel Choir of Progre lve
Missionary Baptist Church, 245
Pipestone St., will be hosting a pro­
gram on Sunday, February 16 at 3:30
p.m. entitled, ."Melting Pot," in
celebration of Blac)t History Month.
Rev. James O. Childs is the host
pastor.
Supporting Our Scholars of
Tomorrow ... Today.
CEL BRA TE BLACK'
HISTORY MONTH
FEBRUARY 1992
In 1886 Benton Harbor' First Church
000 e to Join a fellowship 'of churches
wh Ich the year before had set the
education of the newty- lave a
prim ry goal.
Years later, W.E.B. CuBo de crlbed
the work of the people of th American
MI lonary ASloclatlon of the
Congregation I Church the North'
gift to freedmen. They brought -not alml,
but a friend, not cash, but char cter.- He
called the crusade the -finest thing In
American History, and one of the few things untainted by
ordld greed �nd cheap valngloryl-
Today we hay not forgotten the dream of the humanity.
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If we are to have ienti t ,enginee and
other profe ional for tomorrow, we mu t
tart today.
Our nation' future depend on ill
greate t natural re urce, our young pe pre.
And their key to the future i education.
But many uden imply can't fford to .
attend college. Govemm t cutback in
education upport, f r tudent loan and
n 109 co have combined to limit acce to a
college education for many minority tudent
who need financial a i lance.
That' why Brown & William on
Tobacco Corporati n continue to upport
educational opportunitie with contribution to
the United Negro College Fund and directly
upports in titution of higher learning that
erve minority tuden . Our commitment to
UNCF i only part of Brown & Williamson' ,
and our employee 'grant to education.
We know th future leade ,now
tudying in college and unive itie aero the
country: need our help. Given the opportunity,
the young people will excel and secure a brighter
futur for th m lve. and for all of u .
BROWN & WILLIAMSON TOBACCO CORPORATION
Our Continuin Commitm nt to Community Service.
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