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tions. Free admission. troit Publiq Ubrary. For more in- Sat.
formation, call Cally Kypros at September 18
833-1490.
·Seniors Appreciation 08
Picnic Belle I I in Sh r 8
from 11 :30 .m to 4:00 p.m.
ponsored by Gill Hill, Chalde
M rch nts of 0 roo nd th
oc ed Food De I of Michl-
g ,For mor information call
224-1027, 862-6900 or 557 -9 00.
·Paint The Town 1993· will
begin from 8 to 6 p.m .. Paint The
Town Hotline is 827-2398, to wl­
unteer make contributions.
Some 300 families that ha
participated in the Detroit Skill­
man-Parenting Education and
Advocacy Program are being in­
vited to a recognition picnic on
Belle Isle. The event is to pay
tribute to those who personal
achievements and growth have
improved as a result of the inter­
ventions of this diverse parenting
and health care support program.
The picnic is schedule from 10
a.m. until 2:30 p.m.
Wed. August 25 I
Conversations with Eliot
Feld at the Music Hall from 11
a.m. to 11 :45 a.m. Mr. Feld will
discuss the upcoming residency
activities of Feld's Ballets NY.
Public deadline to submit
nominations for Wayne State Uni­
versity's 1993 Dauris G. Jackson
Award. Call 577-2416 for informa­
tion and submit nominations to:
1993 Dauris G. Jackson Award,
C/o Karen Salome, McGregor Me­
morial Conference Center, 495
W. Ferry Mall, Wa ne State Uni­
v�rsity, Detroit 48
Thurs. August
26
Women's Equality Day will
have eight workshops planned.
This year's theme is 1120 Years of
Progress: Focusing on Change. II
Workshops topics include "I n­
formed Choices: Voter Educa­
tlon", "No Woman is Safe: HIV,
AIDS, STDS" and IIViolence
Against Women: Workplace,
Home and the Community." Reg­
istration is $40, which includes all
activities. For more information
contact the Coordinator, Mary
Ann Lee at 871-2087.
African American Women's
Network presents "AIDS & AFRI­
CAN AMERICANS" from 1 :00 to
5:00 P.M. at the Belcrest Commu­
nity Room, 5440 Casso Registra­
tion fee is $7 and $2 for members.
Call 831-2523 for information.
Sat. August 28
n The Children's Library at the
Main Library presents "Storytel­
ling: Ujamaa Associates" at 2:30
p.m. CC:l"833-1490.
, The I AM'S showcase sup­
perclub presents "African Safari",
8 p.m. to 2 p.m. Donation is $10
in advance and $12 at the door.
There will be an African buffet and
an African floor show. Attire is
African or casual. Call 868-8560.
Sun. Au . ust 29
� Wayne Sta e University pi­
ano liquidation sale from noon to
5 p. m. in the Schaver Music Build­
ing on campus, call the Dept. ot
MUSIC a 577-6323 for preview ap­
poin men
Sun.
tember 5
., Michigan Kick-off Jam at
6:00 p.m. at Cri ler Arena in Ann
Free care r e ning or
Oa I nd Uni r ity Legal
tant Program 7:30 to 8:30 p.m.
Royal Oa Shrin High Sc 001.
For reservations, call 370-3120 8
to 5 weekdays.
The Personal Assessment
Inventory, requirement for entry
into Oakland Uni rsity Legal As­
sistant· Program, is from 7 to 9
p.m. at Rochester Adams High
School. Advance application fee
is $35, to register call (313) 370-
3120.
Free seminar for enrollees
in the Oakland University Per­
sonal Financial Planning Certifi­
cate Program at Royal Oak
Shrine High School. Call 370-
3120 for reservations.
Fri. September
10 .
The Muskegon Branch
NAACP will host the State
NAACP Convention held through
September 12. Call 722-2479 for
more information.
Old Car Festival held at
Greenfield Village through Sep­
tember 12.
Ann Arbor Festival contin­
ues at Noon in Gallup Park with
Guru's Jazzmatazz, AJ. Croce,
Steve Ferguson & the Midwest
Creole Ensemble, Sonny Shar­
rock, Madcat & Kane, and Big
Dave & the Ultrasonics. Tickets
are $15/$12.50/$10.
Call Mary Catherine Smith at
665-4755 for free brochure.
Sun.
September 12
The Friends of the Interna­
'tionall nstitute presents the eighth
annual International Auction at
the International Institute in De­
troit's Cultural Center from 1 p.m.
to 3 p.m. Call 871-8600 for more
lntorrnation.
Etta James at the Michigan
Theatre, Ann Arbor at 8:00 p.m ..
Tickets $20/$15.
Sun.
September 19
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Fri. September
17
Noon, Gallup Park - John
Mayall & the Bluesbreakers, Ter­
rance Simien & the Mallet Play­
boys, The Holmes Brothers,
Michael Ray & the Cosmic Krewe:
"Tribute to Sun Ra", George Be­
dard & the Kingpins, and the II-V-I
PEACE IN THE HOOD
PARADE
AND
RALLY
FOOD
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Woodward Avenue
Fisher Freeway to Hart Plaza
10:00 a.m.
DRINKS *
MUSIC
SEPTEMBER 25, 1993
Greater Detroit Islamic Alliance
S.Q.S.A.D.
P.U.S.H. Detroit hapter
For Additional Information Call
865-0090 or 569-4063
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- COME JOI -
THE HIGHLAND: PARK MEN'S FORUM
FOR BREAKFAST
On
Saturday, September 18, 1993
To Hear A Dynamic And Exciting Speaker
DAHIA CL OTHA JORDAN
Supervisor of
Detroit Public School's Sodal Studies Teachers
Consultant For African Centered Education
Oonsultant For Text Book Selections
At The
CAUCUS CLUB
12011 Hamilton
9:00 AM.
Price: $6.00
For Ticket Information Call:
Robert Brewer - 885·1028
Earl Wheeler - 887·4256
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Ann Arbor Blues and Jazz
Festival 1993 opens with tenor
saxophonist Joe Henderson at
the Michigan Theater, 8:00 p.m ..
., Preview of Cardio-Tone ex- $20/$15 - Tickets on sale at Tick­
ercise video from 5 to 7 p. m. at the
Young Recreation Center, 2751
Robert Bradby Drive.
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