I I ANNOUNCEMENTS
MONDAY, APRIL 20 .
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� Travel Slide Program: comprehensive listing of Detroit
Sundagger1 Photographer Historical Society (DHS) and
Margaret Kaminski captures Detroit Historical Department
flowering cacti, waterfalls, desert (DHD) programs for 1992 is now
hiking trans, and petroglyphs of . avail. thru the DHS. The booklet
Chaco Canyon, Bandelier, contains more than 20 pages of
Betatakin, and other Indian ruins information on church tours,
of the Soutwest. Franklin Ubrary strolls, pub & clubs, bus tours,
2pm. (267-6561). walking tours, lectures,
workshops and seminars. To
receive a FREE copy of the '92
Program Booklet, send a 9 1/2 x
6 1/2, self-addressed envelope'
with .58 cents in postage on the
Compiled and Edited
By KASCENE BARKS
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1.\0 The Salvation Army and
Workbench Furniture are joining
forces in an effort to collect 750
.pieces of furniture over a
three-week period for families in
need throughout southeast
Michigan. The third ·Furniture
For Families· effort runs April 6
thru 26, 1992. A simultaneous
effprt will be underway in
southwestern Michigan,
including the Grand Rapids
areas, Battle Creek, Muskegon,
Holland, and Kalamazoo. Those
interested in making a donation of
usable furniture should call The
Salvation Army at
(313/965-7760) during weekday
business hours to arrange
pick-up. All donations are
tax-deductible. Oonations of
furniture made btwn April 19-26
will earn people a 1 5' percent
discount off any item at
Workbench Furniture's
Southfield, Birmingham, Ann
Arbor, and Grand Rapids' stores.
Consumers have untll May 3,
1992 to use the discount.
(1-800-486-5930).
I TUESDAY, APRIL 21
� ·The Grapes of Wrath, • Frank
Galati's stage adaptation of John
Steinbeck's classic novel, will
conduce the Hilberry Theatre's
29th season. April 21 thru May
16. The play is a tribute to the
detennination and strength of the
human spirit and its will to
survive. Tickets and information
call Hilberry Theatre Box office
5n-2972.
I WEDNESDAY, APRIL 221
� 17th annual children's Easter
Vacation Festival: Michigan
opera theatre presents cheering
up a princess. Performances at
2pm & 7pm at Children's Ubrary
(Friends Auditorium).
(833-1490) .
FRIDAY, APRIL 24
� To raise money for the Detroit
WellneS$ House, come out for
·CreBlive Visions for tite," an
exhibition of a variety of original
works of art by CCS students and
faculty. Patrons will have the
opportunity to view art work and
purchases during the exhibition .
to be held from 8pm-1 :30am at
Indu�, 15 South Saginaw in
New Pontiac. VIP reception,
8-10pm at which food will be
served & a live Reggae band,
Mobay from Canada will play, is
available with a $10 ticket.
General admission $5.
(334-1999 or CCS Student
Services (872-3118).
� One--day seminar on ·Winning
Grantsmanship· presented by
Madonna Univ., Livonia from
8:30am to 3:30pm. The program
will present opportunities for
novice and experience grant
seekers to identify funding
sources and develop proposals
that will meet the needs of their
institutions or agencies. This
course is designed for
professionals in all settings:
health, education, business and
libraries, etc. Fee 100 for the
first individual from an institution
& 75 for additional members.
(fee includes lunch &
refreshments) (591-5188).
I SATURDAY, APRIL 25 I
� A day-long series of
workshops dealing with issues of
importance to youth. The
conference entitled
-Breakthrough· will be held at
WCCC (northwest campus, 8551
Greenfield). AJlteensareurgedto
take part in this informative forum
at no charge. Secialue Porter
(342-0439) .
CLASS REUNIONS
� Commerce & E. Commerce
HS's of Detroit, MI. Classes of
1950, 1951, 1952 & 1953.
Tentative Date: Nov. 7, 1992.
Call: (3131746-9643). .
� Mackenzie Class Reunion -
Classes of 1951, 1952 & 1953.
Tentative date: Oct. 1992
Information: (9746-9643).
envelope to: Detroit Historical .
Society, 5401 Woodward,
Detroit, MI 48202.
� COLONIAL BIRTHDAY
PARTY - Celebrate your child's
birthday with old-fashioned ice
cream and colonial games. The
group must consist Of fifteen or
more children. Video taping is
also available. Call Walter
Weaver at (833-1263) for further
information & reservations.
Ages: All Fee: $5 (adults free).
Detroit Historical Museum, 5401
Woodward (833-1805)
I LIBRARY ACTIVITIES
4-20 Book Sale (April 20-23). All
ages. Wilder Library (876-0136).
4-21 Children's Films: (to be
announced) 4pm. Campbell
Library (297-9380).
Evening Story Time 6:30pm.
Chaney Ubrary (935-4314).
Noontime concert series: The
Golden String trio performs
popular music. 12:15-1 pm.
Downtown Ubrary (224-0580).
Parenting Classes 10am-
12:30pm. Franklin Library
(267-6561) .
4-22 Make A Silly Marsh-Mellow
Fellow 4pm. Campbell Ubrary
(297-9380).
Spring on the farm w/Margaret
Schmidt 6:45pm Age 3 & up.
Redford Ubrary (935-5344).
4·23 Children's Films: (to be
announced) 4pm. Campbell
Ubrary (297-9380).
After School Movies: (to be
announced) 3:45pm. Gray
Library (267-6559). .
4-25 Movies: (to be announced).
2pm. Bowen Library (297-9381).
Parent-Child Reading
Program 2:30pm. Chandler
Park Ubrary (267-6558).
FIne print collecting
The art devotee. novice collector or individual who simply wants
to understand fine prints will benefit from the May 6-20 "Perspectives
on Art program offered at Oakland University near Rochester. .
Prof. Carl F. Barnes, Jr., of the OU Department of Art and Art
History. will speak on "Recognizing, Colle and Protecting Fine
Prints. " Participants will view original prints the ·15th to 20th
century in the instructor's study collection as well his permanent
collection at home.
THE DIVISION of Continuing Education will present the lecture
from 7 to 9 p.m. in the Meadow Brook Hall Carriage House on campus:
"Collecting: Why Prints and Not Stock Certificates or Pork Belly
Futu�?", May 6�; "Co�e Up and See My Etchings Sometime: Major
Techniques m Pnntmaking and How To Recognize Them," May 13;
and "The Care and Feeding of Fine Prints: Basic Principles of Con
servation and Framing," May 20.
Lectures may be taken individually for $30 or $85 for the series.
For a brochure and to register, call (313) 370-3120 anytime.
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6340 CHARLEVOIX· NEAR MT. EllIOTT· DETROIT, MI
Tutoring: Basic Math &
Reading 11 :30am. Conely
Library (898-2424).
Each One, Reach One
10am-12pm. Duffield Library
(898-2424).
Help With Homework
11 am-1 pm. - Spring Craft for
Children 2:30pm. Knapp Ubrary
(876-0133) .
Films: Frog on his own & Frog
and toad together 1 :30pm.
School age. Lincoln Library
(876-0135).
Movies: (to be announced)'
2pm. Monteith Library
(267-6560). .
How to' collect Baseball,
Basketball cards, etc. 1 pm-2pm.
Lothrop Ubrary (898-2414).
EXHIBIT
Exhibit commemorating the
1 DOth anniversary of the death of
Walt Whitman featuring first
editions, manuscripts, &
photographs. Main Ubrary (Rare
Book Rm) Tues-Sat., 1-5pm.
April 19 - May 23, 1992. Call
(833-1476) for information.
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