.,
Tu
Septem
r7
·Harlem Rena ss nce Po­
try· with Kaleema Han, 6:00
p.m. at Clianey Branch Library,
call 935-4314.
The Oakland University
Community Chorus in\Ates classi­
cal music singers to observe their
first rehearsal from 7:30 to 10
p.m. in 134 Varner Hall, Oakland
University, Rochester. Tuttion is
$32, for more information, call
370-3120 anytime.
Wed.
September 8
Free career ewning for the
Oakland University Legal Assis­
tant Program 7:30 to 8:30 p. m. at
Royal Oak Shrine High School.
For reservations, call 370-3120 8
a.m.to 5 p.m. weekdays.
Horizons in Poetry presents
·Monks, Missions, Mirrors and
Madness·, featuring Vie Vee
Francis, at 8 p.m. at Alvins, 5756
Cass, $3 admission. Open read­
ing before and after the featured
poet.
Thur .
September 9
• Poetry, Why Bother?· with
Ventra Asana, 1 :30 p.m. at the
Mark Twain Branch Library, call
267-6555.
·Building a Poem I mage by
Word· with Kaleema Hasan at
6:00 p.m. at the Chaney Branch
Library.
. 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.
"Pump Boys and Dinettes·
opens at the Strand Theatre in
Pontiac. Preview run 8:00 p.m.
Tickets available at the Strand
Box Office, (313) 335-8,100, Tick­
etmaster - (313) 645-6666, $15-
25, • tud n ru h TlX·
1/2 no r prior to rform
The Mus egon Br nch
NAACP ill host the St te
AACP Con n ion through Sep­
t mb r 12. The theme i
• AACP-Standing Up Today for
Tomorrow". Call 722-2479 for
Hi oric Fort W
10:00 m. to noon,
liam Phoen x, curator
, (517) 323-7260 for m
rm on.
�entury.Black Lawmakers
An exhibit re earch d and organized by Dale Rich, I on pi y period from emancipation through r construction, 1863-1877,
at the Detroit Main Library, 5201 Woodward Avenue, through photos and biographical Information on the 22 Black lawmak ra
October 23. The title refer to those elected to the U.S. Congres who aerved In Congre 8 through the I tt r part of the 19th
following the Civil War. The exhibit contain an overview of the century. For more Informatlol) call 833-4042.
more information.
Art Auction to fund the arts
education program at the new
University Public Middle School
at the Alumni Lounge .and Com­
munity Arts Gallery at 7:00 at
Wayne State University. For
more information call Renee Har­
ries at 577-5203.
Conway, head of design for De­
troit Historical Museums. Tickets
are $12 for Detroit Historical So­
ciety members, $14 for non-mem­
bers. Ticket reservations are
necessary, call 833-9721.
Poet in Residence for Adults:
Poetry as Lyrics Hal and Aay
McKinney at 1 :30 p.m. at the
Conely Branch Library. Call 898-
24236:
o Dr. Benjamin Chavis, na­
tional NAACP Executive Direc­
tor/CEO is the the Awards
Luncheon speaker and Dr.
Nanette Lee Reynolds is Hie
Freedom Fund Banquet speaker
at the 57th Annual Convention of
the Michigan State Conference of
" Sat. ., the NAACP at the Holiday Inn-
Muskegon Harbor, 939 Third
__ - S_e __ p_te�m-b-e_r _1_1_--o S t re et. C a II Betty e Th 0 mas
Literacy Walk-a-Thon IIStep­
ping Out for Literacy" from Hart
The Personal Assessment
Inventory, requirement for entry
into Oakland University Legal As­
sistant Program, is from 7 to 9
p.m. at Rochester Adams High
School. Advance application fee , The Classic Film series
is $35, to r�gister call (313) 370- . starts at the Detroit Public Library
31,20. , with "pygmalion" and "Roman
Holiday" at the Friends Audito­
rium, 5201 Woodward Avenue, at
. 7 p.m .. For a schedule call 833-
4048. The series is $30 for regu­
lar members, $25 for persons 60
and over.
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music.
clubs. "
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for hims If in th jungle of the
music indus ry because his char-
act r com out in his music.
D z' a e fresh and have 'a
unique twist to them that.hasn't
shown up in th rap seen yet.
And his ttitude is classic.
"I'll pr tty much do anything
for ple to s y, Damn!"
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In what y ar was Ja11U!s Wel­
don Johnson admitted to the
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5th-Three.
6th - Charl Summ rand
Thaddeus S vens.
, 7th-1949.
8th - EDP Audit Controls,
Inc. of Los Angel .
9th -Three Years Old.
10th -1900.' 11th -1 7.
PEACE IN THE HOOD
PARADE
AND
RALLY
* FOOD
'0 Fourth Annual Michigan His-
o .rour historiC Hamtramck panic Artists Exhibit and Artists
with AI Treppa at 2:00 p.m. Tick- Reception 7:00 p.m., at the
ets are $4 for Detroit Historical Bowen Branch Library, call 297-
Society members, $5 for non- _9381.
members, call 833-7934 for reser­
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troit Public Library. For mor in­
formation, call Cally Cypress at
833-1490.
o "Great Lakes Shootout·
opens for male high school bas­
ketball players. grades 8-12, for
further information, call the Fu­
tureStars basketball office, (800)
659-9522.
Mon.
September 13
CJ Old Car Festival held at
Greenfield Village through Sep­
tember 12.
o Golf Day to benefit Grace
Hospital at Indianwood Golf and
Country Club in Lake Orion. Ac­
tivities incl,ude shotgun starts,
closest-to-pin prizes, longest
drive awards, meals, cocktail re­
ception and dinner. Tickets are
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Reservations accepted until Sep­
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September 12
o The Friends of the Interna­
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o Grace Ho p I ith
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fer. Refreshmen ,makeo rs,
exercise nd hair yling tip,
blood pr sure checks, fam ily
and car r planning information.
'can and African-Ameri­
can History class begins at the
MidNest Labor I nstitue for Social
Studies from 5:30 p.m.-7:00 p.m.
with Mrs. Cheaber Farmer, in­
structor.
Clas are free and are held
at 2641 West Grand Blvd.
Neighborhood Resource
Center Workshop presents
"Schools of Choice: their impact
on the communny" at the Detroit
Main Library Explorers Room,
6:15-8:45 p.m. Call 341-3859 for
further information.
o Black Filmmakers Hall of
Fame, Inc. seek entries from Afri­
can American film/Video artists for
the Sidney Poiter Fellowships.
Film/video projects suitable for
consideration include: small
budget; new works; trailers for
larger productions; funding for
completion. Applications �iII be
made available by calling (510)
465-3574 or writing to Black Film­
makers Hall of Fame, Inc., The
Sidney Poiter Fellowships, 1212
Broadway; Suite 830, Oakland,
CA 94612. Deadline is noon Sep­
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S."ud.ay, Augu't 28
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Sund.ay, August 29
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Frid.ay, September 3
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Salwd.ay, September.
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o ·Detroit Festival of the Arts:
Artists Marketplace, Concert
Stages, Children's Fair, Poetry
Festival, Jazz & Gospel Tent, and
Festival Food Courts. 11 :00 a.m.
to 7:00 p.m., call 577-5088. Fes­
tival of the Arts continues Sunday.
o Poet in Residence: "Poetry
as Lyrics" with Hal and Ray
McKinney, 1:30 p.m. at the
Conely Branch Library .. Call 898-
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