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- The Detroit Historical Soci­
pre ents a quilting work hop
aturdays, from 10:30 a.m.- 2:30
p. m. The workshop is for ages 12
up. Registration fee is 20 and
m erial fee is 5. For more infor­
mation, call (313) 833-1263.
- The Ice Capades' "Made In
America· show will be at The Pal­
ace Saturday, March 20 at 12
noon, 4 p.m., and 8 p.m., and
Sunday, March 21 at 1 and 5 pm.
For more information,' call
(313) 377-0100.
- The Detroit Historical Soci­
ety presents ·Great Lakes Mari­
time Institute E'ntertainment
Meeting· at 11 a.m. Doug Short
will be showing travelogue films of
the Great Lakes. Fo more infor­
mation, 'call 267-6440.
- The Detroit Historical Soci­
ety presents ·Count On Me·, a
dramatie portrayal of Michigan's
1912 campaign for women's suf­
frage. Admission is free and the
pOrtrayal is tor ages 12 rid up.
Call (313) 833-9720.
Sunday
March 21, 1993
- Tour de Tours, Unlimited
presents • A Networking Event"
from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the Mary­
grove Conference Center. Ad­
mission is $1 5 per person.
Keynote speaker will be Dr. Terry
L Tru\1l1ion. For ticket informa­
tion, call 891-3582.
- Teddy Harris and the New
Breed Bebop Society Orchestra
will be in concert at Central United
Methodist Church at 3 p.m. TIck­
ets are $15 and all proceeds will'
benefit Duffield Elementary
School. Call 965-5422.
Tuesday
arch 23, 1993
- W yne St te Uni ity'
Small . Busines Development
C ntsr pr nts "Wrltin Bu i­
na s Plan: An Essenti I Tool for
Success· a Marygrove Coli
from 6 to 9 p.m. Admission is
25. Call 1-800-292-1300.
- Poet, ayi Quincy
Troupe will give fr e public lec­
ture at 7 p.m. in th Student Union
Ballroom at Michigan S ate Uni­
versity. Troup will be on campus
through March 25 for other activi­
ties. For more information, call .
(517) 355-2341.
- The University of Michigan's
Opera Theatre will present- two
one-act comedies with Giovanni
Pergolesi's La 'Serva Pa'drona
and Dornlnick Argento's The
Boor, through March 28 at the
Lydia Mendelsohn Theatre in Ann
Arbor. Tickets' are $10 and $14
reserved seating. For more infor­
mation, call 764-0450.
Friday
March 26, 1993
- "Inside Michigan Nursing·,
an exhibition created by the Na­
tional Center for the Michigan
Women's Historical Museum and
Hall of Fame in Lansing will be at
the Museum of African-American
History through Sunday, March
28. A receptlonto commemorate
the exhibit will be March 26 from
5 to 7 p.m. at the Museum.
Please can 833-9800.
- Celebrate Black Nation
Day, the 25th Anniversary of the
New Afrikan Independence
Movement, in Jackson, Missis�
sippi, March 26 through 28. For
more information, call 972-4053.
- The Detroit Film Theatre
presents "Olivier Olivier", a
French psychological thriller film
about the disappearance of a
young boy from a small French
town. Friday and Saturday'S
times are 7 and 9:30 p.m. and
Sunday's times are '1, 4, and 7
Carolyn Crawford is back again, this time with her new popular
Jazz and standard group N'Motion. Crawford first began her
ca-eer t the age of 15, writing such hi as liMy Smile is Just A
Frown, H for Motown Records: In the 70s, Crawford continued
her songwriting success with her mash 'Lers Start The Dance".
N'Motion featuring Carolyn Crawford plays the club circuit regu­
larly.
p. m. C II 833-2323.
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th Concord Bapti t Church of
Brooklyn, NY and pro or of
Homil ics Prine on Th l­
ogy Semin ry III pre ch
Cornerston B pti t Church, 6
W. W ster A nue, Muskegon
p. m. Rev. Dr. Taylor w the
Preacher for the Inaugural Day
Worship Service for President
Clinton. For more information,
call (313) 733·1657.
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- The MHSAA 1993 Boy
Bas etb " Finals, morning and
evening ions, t th Palace
will b held all day. All day ticke s,
incfuding parking. 13 and ar
on sale n Single session .
ticket are 6. Call 377-0100. Thursday
April 1, 1993
- Chicago's Melikin Puppet
Theatre presents Paul Bunyan
and Other Tall Tales at the Music
Hall. Tickets are 6. For more
information, call 963-7680.
- "Saving the African-Ameri­
can Male· Fourth Annual Confer­
ence presented by Muhammad's
Mosque No.1 and the Malcolm X
Academy, L.S.C.O. is slated at
Mackenzie High School, 9275
Wyoming. Donation is $10. Fea­
tured keynote speaker will be the
Hon. Louis Farrakhan. Work­
shops will be held from 10 a.m. to
3 p. m, and the keynote address
will be from 4 to 6 p.m. Ca1l931-
4873 or 271-0918/0292.
- Wayne State Uniwrsity's
Black Theatre Program presents
the Spanish classic ·Life is a
Dream· for a two week run at
WSU's Studio Theatre (located
downstairs at the Hilberry). Tick­
ets are $6 for adults and $4 for
students, senior citizens, WSU
faculty and staff, and Alumni As­
sociation members. For more in­
formation, call (313) 577-2972.
Friday
April 2, 1993
..:._ .Aubum's Concert Series
Hollywood's Hottest Directors
Beverty A. Jackson (r) pictured with Joan Rivers recently celebrated
her second season as director of the nationally syndicated "Joan
Rivers Show." Jackson was the first African-American director to
be hired by 'KYW-TV in Philadelphia. In the future Beverty is ASpiring
to employ her directing talents on feature films, sitcoms, concert
spectals, soap operas �nd music videos.
- Th Dstnot Film Theatre
(DIA) will present ·11 Ladro Di
Bambini (Stolen Children)·, an
Itaran film by Gianni Amelio about
a young girl and her brother's jour-
ney to an orphanage. The film Th d
runs from March 19 to March 21. U r ay
The times for Friday and Saturday March 25, 1993
are 7 and 9 p. '!l' and for Sunday " _ UAC Soundstage an-
4 and zp.rn. Tickets are 5. Call nounces that the Soul Asylum
833-2323. I concert date has been changed
from Friday. March 19 to Thurs­
day, March 25 at 8 p.m. at Hill
Auditorium. Tickets are $10 and
15 with University of Michigan
identification. To order, call 763-
TKTS. "
Detroiter to appear with, international choir
Pamela Y. Green, a native Detroiter and soloist with the
Knoxville College Concert Choir will appear with the internation­
ally known choir Friday, March 26, 7:30 p.rn., at Westminster
Church, 17567 Hubbell at West Outer Drive. Green has been
guest soloist for numerous programs including the "Blake Pro­
ject", the Tennessee Country Music Hall of Fame and the­
National Association of Teachers and Singers. She has also
toured Spain and performed with the Mahler's Symphony A
1000. Donation for this event is $8 for adults and $2 for children.
For information call9�8-7059, 935-7439 or 864-4664.
The Scandina\Aan Sym­
phony, Orchestra will perform m u­
sicby Brahms and Mozart in the
, fi al concert of its 63rd season at
the First Baptist Church of Detroit,
at 8 p.m. Tickets are $7 and $5
for senior citizens and students.
Call 881-4674.
of the Arts is March 31 at 5 p.m.
Include name of group or individ­
ual, contact name, address and I
telephone number. Also include
press kit and send to Regina Ben­
jamin Steiger, University Cultural I
center ASSOCiation, 4753 cass,
Detroit, MI 48202.
- The National Library of Po­
etry has announced a North
American Open Poetry Contest.
Entry is free and the contest is
open to everyone. Send one
poem, any subject or style to the
National Library of Poetry, 11419
Cronridge, Dr., P.O. Box 704-XJ,
Owings Mills, MD 21117. Include
name and address on the top of
the page, Entries must be post­
marked by March 31, 1993.
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Announcements
- Former students and gradu­
ates of �dward Waters College,
Jacksonville, Florida will form a
Michigan alumni association. All
persons interested in the associa­
tion and who have attended
and/oj; graduate'd from Edward
Waters College are encouraged
to contact Josh Mack at 893-
711,2:
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Sunday
March 28,1993
- The Young Women's Chris­
tian Group Dept. of Mission pre­
sents Echoes of Africa at 3 p.m.
at Greate New Mt. Moriah Mis­
sionary Baptist Church, 586
Owen.
- The: Rev. Dr, Gardner
Calvin Taylor, Pastor Emeritus of
presents An Evening of Jazz at
the Campus of Oakland Commu­
nity College. Sheila Landis and
Top Drawer will perform at 8 p.m.
Tickets are $7, $5 for students
and senior citizens over 65. Call
340-6546.
Saturday
April 3, 1993
The Socie'ty of African
American Poets
presents
"Poetry In The Ark'"
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Every 1 st & 3rd Wednesda�s at
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Poets - Musicians - Speakers and
Community/Business Leaders
Programs are FREE and open to the public
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For information call (313)342-9129
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